Former UFC star goes on all out verbal warfare accusing X's Elon Musk and Infowars' Alex Jones of severe censorship: "Possessed by a demon"

Former UFC star Jake Shields recently sounded off on Elon Musk and Alex Jones on social media and leveled some accusations against them. He also questioned whether the Tesla CEO and Infowars chief hated him and three other controversial influencers.

In an X post, Shields slammed Jones for not allowing him, Nick Fu entes, Myron Gaines, and Stew Peters to come on his show. He also took a shot at Musk for having his verification taken off and aksed if the two were being told to do so, stating:

"Nick Fuentes, Stew Peters, Myron Gains, and myself have all been banned from appearing on Infowars, and all had our verification stripped on X. Does Elon Musk and Alex Jones just both hate the 4 of us, or is somebody else giving them orders? What will we be banned from next?"

In another X post, Shields shared a news headline about account suspensions on X going up under Musk's rule and claimed the Tesla CEO took more handles down than previous CEO Jack Dorsey. He wrote:

"Elon Musk does 3 times more censorship than Jack Dorsey."

Taking another shot at Jones, the ex-UFC star shared a clip of the Infowars host speaking about the jiu-jitsu expert. Opining that Jones looked under the influence while delivering his monologe, he wrote:

Look at Alex's eyes and mannerisms. This isn't normal behavior. He's either strung out on drugs or possessed by a demon."

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Jake Shields goes nuclear on Elon Musk for removing his monetization ability on X

Jake Shields was demonetized on X, and he didn't take it well. The former UFC star recently slammed Elon Musk for removing his verification and taking away his ability to make money via posting online.

In an X post, he questioned the social media platform's action and asked if they might one day decide to censor him completely. He wrote:

"X has decided I’m not allowed to be monetized. X has decided I’m not allowed to have subscriptions. X has decided I’m not able to be verified. X has decided I’m not allowed to use more than 280 characters. When will X decide I’m not allowed on their free speech platform?"