Viewing deleted tweets can be somewhat challenging because Twitter doesn’t provide an official way to access tweets once they’re deleted. However, there are a few methods that you might try to view tweets that have been removed from public view:

1.Use Cached Tweets: Search engines like Google occasionally cache web pages. If the tweet was indexed by Google before it was deleted, you could find the cached version by searching for the tweet on Google and then looking for the ‘Cached’ link.

2.Wayback Machine: The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine regularly takes snapshots of web pages from all over the internet. If the tweet page was captured before it got deleted, you could see it there. Go to `archive.org`, enter the URL of the Twitter user’s profile page, and browse through the snapshots.

3.Third-party services: Some third-party services and applications attempt to track and record tweets. Tools like Politwoops are designed specifically for tracking politicians’ deleted tweets. Other services may hold onto tweets for a short time after they’ve been deleted, although their use might be against Twitter’s terms of service.

4.Screenshots: Sometimes other users will take screenshots of notable tweets anticipating that they may be deleted. These can sometimes be found through searches on other social media platforms or in news articles about the tweet.

5.Reshare accounts or bots: On occasion, certain Twitter accounts or bots are dedicated to resharing content by specific individuals before those users have a chance to delete them.

It should be noted that attempting to view someone’s deleted tweets can raise privacy concerns and may potentially conflict with both ethical standards and Twitter’s policies regarding user privacy. Deleted content is often removed for good reason and trying to access it without permission could be considered against the platform’s intent for allowing users to delete their own tweets. Always use these methods responsibly and with consideration of individuals’ rights to privacy and deletion on social media platforms.