X during the Holocaust. Shocking recording at a meeting with Elon Musk

The American billionaire visited the site of the former Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau on Monday. The billionaire was invited by the president of the European Jewish Association, Rabbi Menachem Margolin, after Musk shared an online post supporting an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. Elon Musk later apologized for his behavior and denied he was an anti-Semite.

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In addition to his private visit, the billionaire took part in the conference of the European Jewish Association. The main point of the event was his discussion with right-wing columnist Ben Shapiro about anti-Semitism on the Internet. – If freedom of speech and social media had existed in the times of Auschwitz, the Holocaust would have been impossible – said Elon Musk.

There was also a special presentation earlier. For its purposes, entries were created that could have appeared on X if the platform had operated during World War II. Their “authors” were, among others: SS-man Franz Konrad and the leader of the ghetto uprising, Mordechaj Anielewicz. The latter would, for example, make an entry that read: “It’s time for revenge, join the Jewish Combat Organization.” In turn, the Nazi invented by the author(s) of the presentation posted a post about the Warsaw ghetto, to which another anonymous user responded with the famous photo of a ten-year-old with raised arms and pointing a gun at him. The presentation also includes entries of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp itself, created for its purposes, with the so-called contextual information that Jews are suffering from hunger in the camp. A large part of X users criticized the presentation, considering it another way of promoting the platform.

In response to a question from journalist Małgorzata Fraser, the Auschwitz Museum denied that such a presentation was shown during the visit to the Memorial. “This is a recording from a meeting organized in Krakow, not during a visit to the Auschwitz Memorial Site” – . Gazeta.pl sent an inquiry to the European Jewish Association regarding the presentation.