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Mr Musk, one if the world's richest men, with a fortune in excess of US$200bn, has angered left-wing activists, elements in the Democrat party and mainstream media for promising to allow all speech on the social media platform provided it is legal, calling free speech the 'bedrock of a functioning democracy'.ДЇree speech advocates endorsed the decision. Republican strategists in the midst of planning for November midterm elections, in which the party is hoping to take control of Congress, have mixed feelings about the president's return, given his tendency to attract attention not necessarily always in the interest of the broader party. Mr Trump, who set up his own social media platform Truth Social, which has experienced mixed success in the wake of the ban, has repeatedly denied he intends to return to Twitter, as recently as 25th April, although observers suggest the Republican kingmaker and potential 2024 president candidate might not be able to resist the platform. Twitter - along with other social media platforms including Facebook - banned the former US president on 8th January 2021, arguing one of their most prolific users, with almost 90 million followers at the time, had breached the platform's terms of service by encouraging the January 6th riots. 'I think that was a mistake, because it alienated a large part of the country and did not ultimately result in Donald Trump not having a voice,' Mr Musk, who has been a constant critic of Twitter's censorship policies in the lead up to his April 14th offer to buy the entire company, told the conference. Speaking at a virtual car conference hosted by the Financial Times on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST), Mr Musk said permanent bans from Twitter, whose board has accepted Mr Musk's US$44bn offer to buy the company, should be 'extremely rare and really reserved for accounts that are bots, or scam, spam account'. Twitter's future owner billionaire Elon Musk has given the green light to Donald Trump's return to the social media platform, describing the decision to ban him permanently in the wake of the January 6th riots last year as 'foolish in the extreme' and 'morally wrong'. Q Research AUSTRALIA #22: THIS IS NOT ANOTHER 3-YEAR ELECTION EditionД®lon Musk gives green light to Donald Trump's return to Twitter

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