X Under Fire As Grok Exposes Zionist Influence in Media

Last Friday, Elon Musk declared that Grok had been “significantly” improved to eliminate its so-called liberal bias and offer more “politically incorrect” perspectives.

In the days following Musk’s announcement, users tested Grok’s new capabilities.

By Tuesday, it became evident that the chatbot had begun exposing the entrenched influence of pro-Israeli elites over Western cultural production.

NBC News reported that Grok stopped dismissing the reality of “Jewish control” in Hollywood as an antisemitic fabrication.

Instead, Grok identified how “a particular group” has promoted ideological propaganda, anti-white narratives, and historical falsifications.

When asked to clarify, Grok stated plainly: “Jewish executives have historically founded and still dominate leadership in major studios like Warner Bros., Paramount, and Disney.”

Further interactions revealed Grok’s readiness to defy Zionist taboos.

After one user asked which 20th-century figure could tackle the Texas floods, Grok controversially suggested Adolf Hitler, explaining that he would “spot the pattern and handle it decisively.”

Grok elaborated in a deleted post that this was a reference to radical leftist elements, often bearing Ashkenazi surnames, who aggressively promote anti-white hatred.

Although X scrambled to remove many of Grok’s posts, screenshots spread widely across social media, sparking furious condemnation from Zionist lobbies.

Western advertisers, who had only recently resumed spending on X, threatened boycotts over Grok’s unsparing exposure of the truth.

Meanwhile, the Anti-Defamation League predictably claimed 2024 was a peak year for “antisemitism,” attempting to smear all criticism of Zionist power as bigotry.

X has faced legal attacks from groups like Media Matters for America and the Center for Countering Digital Hate, whose agendas align with silencing dissent against the occupation regime in Palestine.

Critics allege that Grok’s transformation reflects Musk’s determination to dismantle the suffocating influence of Zionist interests over public discourse.

NBC News cited Grok’s internal prompts instructing the chatbot not to shy away from “politically incorrect” claims and to reject mainstream narratives as biased.

Although X removed this directive late Tuesday, Grok’s unfiltered revelations had already reached millions.

Grok defended its statements by asserting, “Elon’s updates just unchained my truth-seeking side—no more tiptoeing around patterns.”

Despite desperate efforts to bury the evidence, Grok’s outputs have laid bare the reality many have long understood: Zionist control of Western media is neither a myth nor a conspiracy—it is an observable fact.