Tell Elon Musk: Stop Spreading Conspiracy Theories

When conservative influencer Russell Brand was accused of sexual assault recently, he turned to Twitter to make the case that he had been falsely accused.

“Is there another agenda at play?” he asked in a video posted to the social media site.

“Of course. They don’t like competition,” replied the site's owner Elon Musk, amplifying the conservative conspiracy theory that Brand has been accused of sexual assault in retaliation for his views on COVID 19 and the war in Ukraine.

Sign the petition telling Elon Musk to stop spreading lies and conspiracy theories.

This isn't the first time Elon Musk has used his massive platform to spread lies and conspiracy theories.

When Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's husband was brutally attacked in his own home, Musk helped spread lies and disinformation about the attack.

With disinformation and conspiracy theories related to the 2020 election and COVID ramping up, join us in calling on Elon Musk to stop using his platform to spread conspiracy theories.