When things threatened to get really bad, Chad Nedohin had an idea. The Canadian part-time pastor and ardent fan of Donald Trump dressed up as a pirate with a hat and fake dreadlocks. As “Captain DWAC”, according to the New York Times, he said a prayer to his followers on an ultra-right platform that what the Trump people had set in motion would work. DWAC is the abbreviation for Digital World Acquisition Corp. – the financial vehicle that helped Donald Trump’s Truth Social network go public. It wasn’t that easy, because the American regulatory authority SEC had a lot to complain about.
Truth Social: Why hundreds of thousands are betting on Trump – Economy
