Not saying that's the reason for the ban, but twitter is not solely a force for good here.
So herein lies the point of all this.
People who know its bullshit, know its bullshit, and can tell other people (who don't know) that it is bullshit.
It should not be up to any government or company to use force or coercion to meter any idea or speech unless it is, on the rarest of occasion, illegal.
Our civilization is more connected than ever before. We have access to untold volumes of knowledge. Greater than any library in history. If he were alive today, Aristarchus of Samothrace, the 6th head librarian of the Library of Alexandria, would give his left nut for just 10 minutes on the internet.
We built a vast and wonderful civilization that is almost to the star-faring stage, and we did it without government censors or censorship by ideologues. The very notion of some bureaucrat, state actor, or crybully mod deciding what you should think or read insults the collective intelligence and struggle for absolute truth from the last 2500 years of human history.
Being able to say that the Earth's core stopped just like what happened in the movie makes the earthquake machine theory more plausible or something.
The DESTINY project in the movie was a secret and it sucked energy up from the entire grid and somehow shot it to the center of the planet in an attempt to ...trigger earthquakes?
How they were going to aim DESTINY is lost to plot holes.
Probably magnets.
But indeed our comms/social channels are just a mess - that we pay for dearly when real suffering hits us.
We knew that much from the pandemic already.
Not that the quake is his fault anyway, but to expand on that, he could claim "Trust me, my government tried to build quake-proof buildings, but their alien-tech is even more powerful!"