Nothing there is really new. Those posts contain nothing anyone with a brain didn't understand was already happening. Every part of the Hunter Biden laptop thing was very very very obvious. It is very very very obvious that Twitter's general moderation direction is towards a centrist neoliberal perspective, where RW nutjobbery is botted down to a level where it doesn't overwhelm the site.
After all, that same RW nutjobbery, itself mostly spook shit, is why /pol/ even fucking exists. That was 4chan's non-solution to it. Imageboards were the net's first experiment in non-moderateable communication at scale and they certainly weren't the last. Social media has the same problems, they're just way, way way better at pretending they have functional solutions to them. Investor cash bought them one hell of a smokescreen.
Shitlib nutjobbery is mostly left intact; most of the biggest psychos there learned to behave by about 2013. Direct attacks on the opposition are now rare. They sustain themselves almost entirely on the blood of their own. Their report bombing campaigns tended to land more effectively so they were tricked into thinking they owned the place.
Both of these families of animal are captive-fished from the ocean of the greater interweb, and there's not many of them (only the biggest and most aggressive) left swimming in the sea. What actually happens on Twitter should not be worth a damn. It should not be The Internet. People who complain about being censored on a single web site run by a single private company are losing the plot. The real crime was turning all other sites into ghost towns, but they're so addicted to Twitter they can't bring themselves to tell the truth.
Twitter's primary purpose is capture and addiction and behavior modification. TPTB are fusing all communication into something that resembles the CNN Headline News studio. It's nice to see the internal communications of the people behind this crime, but not strictly necessary to know what should be done about it. Like posting more on other sites.