HOT: Report that Disney has lost 23M Subscribers after trying to cancel Elon Musk is FAKE NEWS

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Report that Disney has lost 23 Million Subscribers after trying to cancel Elon Musk is FAKE NEWS.

Did the Walt Disney Company lose 23 million subscribers after “trying to cancel Elon Musk”? No, that’s not true: This claim appeared in an article on a satirical website known for publishing fabricated content. The website has a disclaimer that reads, “Everything on this website is fiction.”

The Pizzagate conspiracy theory started making the rounds online prior to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Its basis was the false claim that former U.S. Secretary of State and then-Democratic Party presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton and her former campaign chairman, John Podesta, had run a child sex ring in the basement of the Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington, D.C. A man with an assault rifle entered the pizzeria in December 2016 and fired several shots in an attempt to investigate the conspiracy theory, according to CNN.

The article continued:

‘It’s unprecedented,’ said Disney’s head of marketing, Joe Barron, ‘we had no idea that many conspiracy theorists were tuned in.’

Musk is under fire for bringing up the theory that there’s a pedophilia trafficking ring in the basement of a pizza place in Washington DC that has no basement. Advertisers are concerned that they’ll be tied to the guy responsible if another lunatic shows up there and starts firing his assault rifle.

‘He’s off his rocker,’ said Barron, ‘And the sycophant blue-check army that thinks he’s the cat’s meow is nothing but a collection of Trumpster loyalist stooges.’

However, there was no truth to the rumor that claimed Disney+ had lost 23 million subscribers for trying to cancel Musk.

The Dunning-Kruger Times is under the umbrella of America’s Last Line of Defense, a network of content that is described by the website as containing “parody, satire and tomfoolery.”

Had readers kept reading the article until the end, they would have found plenty of hints that the story was not genuine (or serious).