"....have the ability to rapidly react when mis- and disinformation and hate speech is not just threatening our people, our operations, but also, the issues and the causes that we’re working on,” Fleming said.

That's a lot of words to describe a boot on my face.

According to Flemming, since Musk acquired X — formerly known as Twitter — and fired hundreds of employees, there is no way for U.N. officials to call someone for help at X in flagging content that’s misleading, hateful, abusive or inciting violence.

Fleming says the U.N. has teamed up with the platform to elevate reliable information around COVID-19 and climate to amplify what they call “trusted messengers.”

These two paragraphs seem contradictory. They have noone to call, but they teamed up over Covid and 'climate' (😄) mis/dis- information?

"Trusted Messengers", (🤣). Who are they and who decides they're trustworthy? There' been a whole lot of untrustworthiness going around lately.

Still like Elon's X response:

The UN is more likely to cause, rather than prevent, disinformation.