Tech magnate and X CEO Elon Musk started the week by exposing the international Jewish non-governmental organization Anti-Defamation League (ADL), its pressure campaigns and how it used advertiser boycotts on the microblogging platform formerly called Twitter, to "secretly suspend or shadow ban any account they don't like."

The pro-Israel lobbying group capitalized on the fact that advertisers steer clear of controversies. So, ADL used this to crush the U.S. and European ad revenue and made unfounded accusations, Musk said Monday night on X, adding that the group has much less power in Asia, so the ad revenue in the continent is still strong. "This 'controversy' causes advertisers to 'pause', but that pause is permanent until ADL gives the green light, which they will not do without us agreeing to secretly suspend or shadow ban any account they don't like," he revealed. "That is the relationship they've had with X/Twitter for many years. Presumably, they have that with all Western search or social media organizations."

The tech giant chief said he would not ban ADL "unless they break the law" but it looks like he'll have no choice but to file a defamation lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League. "Oh the irony!" he added. He also vowed to start releasing a giant data dump of ADL's shadowy pressure campaigns in the coming days and weeks to clear the air. (Related: Undercover journalist exposes ADL for dark and nefarious social media censorship plot.)

"ADL has pushed hard for us to shut down accounts like [LibsOfTikTok founder Chaya Raichik's], even though it has nothing to do with anti-Semitism, which is their supposed charter!" Musk revealed in another tweet.