- Scott Galwai, Professor G Jarrab, the Executive of Technology Executives During his talk about SXSW on Saturday.
- Galloway said that technology leaders are playing “Dominus of Cotes”, each one follows the other.
- He said he refused to normalize the measures taken by Elon Musk.
Since Donald Trump’s victory, technology executives have grown up The opening of the president, Jeff Bezos reformed the first article department in the Washington Post, and the CEO of X Linda Yaccarino was one of the world’s tools The largest ads sets to increase spending on Elon Musk X.
What apparently shares these different events?
Business leaders – especially technology executives – are participating in the “slow way to fascism” in America.
During his SXSW on Saturday in Austin, Galloway said that technology leaders greatly affect society and that their “personality is important.”
But so far, Galwaway said: “We have seen an unusual kind of what I call” Cowardice Domino “,” View a picture of a slide of prominent technology leaders actors as Dominus, including Jeff Bezos, Satia Nadella, Sam Al -Tamman, Mark Zuckerberg, Sondeer Pachay, Musk, Tim Cook, and Yuxario.
Washington Post spokesman, Microsoft, Obay, Al -Wasif, Alphabet, and Apple immediately did not respond to the comment.
Galloway said that examples of “Domino Co’inds” included business leaders who take the text messages of the host in the technical podcast axis, Kara Swecher, “they hate to be in the opening, but I do it for the shareholders.”
He continued: “This effectively encourages the CEO of X to demand then to announce its platform on its platform;
Galway seemed to refer to the recent Wall Street Journal report that Yaccarino and Associas paid Group Interpublic, a large advertising company, to announce X. To sell herself to her opponent omnicom. The deal may need organizational approval from the Trump administration, which MUSK is working closely.
Musk and the spokesperson X did not immediately respond to the comment.
Galloway took a moment to Mossk and his last gesture in the inauguration of Trump, which some have interpreted as a fascist greeting.
“I had a ongoing episode of Musa, who is greeting Nazi, and I thought,” I refuse to normalize this nonsense. “Think about what the money did to us.”
