“Fictitious job”, “fictitious job” and again “fictitious job”. For ten days, Elon Musk has been leading a crusade on his X platform against illustrious unknowns occupying positions within the American administration that he considers superfluous. What these people have in common: they are all women who work in public organizations fighting climate change or who could have a negative impact on one of the richest man in the world's companies.
This witch hunt for Elon Musk, aka President-elect Donald Trump's “Mr. Government Efficiency”, has pushed many fans of the entrepreneur on X to take out their digital pitchforks. Result: one of the people targeted decided to erase his traces on the Internet to escape the attacks, reports the American channel CNN in an article published Wednesday, November 27.
“Sow terror”
It all started with a list of four obscure civil servants published ten days ago by the anonymous X account Datahazard, which campaigns “for better government efficiency”. It suggested that these federal jobs were a waste of American taxpayers' money.
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