Does getting sued for civil harassment and libel under California law count as "quality" "prior feedback?" This describes at least one of $TSLA's "non-employee participants."
Does the official $TSLA line to the California DMV sound like the public narrative emanating from Elon Musk and his proxies, especially Whole Mars Blog? Or the opposite?
This is how one $TSLA cult member reacted to the above public records highlighting clear inconsistencies between the company's communications with government and its message to potential customers: violent imagery. Please report.
To put the timeframe in perspective: $TSLA told the California DMV not to worry about anything beyond Level 2 on November 20, 2020. Ten days later, Elon Musk told a global audience that Level 5 was a certainty by the end of 2021.
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The one thing that connects all of Elon Musk's enterprises...
- Extremely cash-poor manufacturing
- Tunnelling
- "Rural" internet access that can't be cable spliced and intercepted
- Tequila
- SpaceX tests on the Mexican border
- Vacations in Cabo
...is staring us in the face.
Obviously, the allegation about @AaronGreenspan supposedly abusing Think Computer Foundation for his own financial gain is completely false.
All this alleged e-mail demonstrates is that Tesla, Inc. and its CEO, the once-richest-man-on-Earth, find being confronted with the truth incredibly intimidating.
While millions of Americans are out of work, and many working Americans suffer from COVID-19 they contracted while working on a factory line, @SpeakerPelosi has more than doubled her $500K-$1 million invested in $TSLA call options she purchased December 22nd.
@SpeakerPelosi This is surprising given that @SpeakerPelosi is the representative from San Francisco, *California*, the state that $TSLA CEO Elon Musk A) threatened over enforcement of COVID-19 restrictions; B) sued (Alameda County); and C) left for Texas to avoid paying California taxes.
It's also surprising because the Speaker of the House has somehow found time to *invest in stock options, almost exclusively of technology companies, during a pandemic and the worst political crisis since the Civil War*. Not just stocks. Options. But it gets worse.
The Musk Foundation had about $329 million in assets on June 30, 2018, $325 million of which was in a Morgan Stanley account. Since then, $TSLA has increased in value 14-fold. That would make the Musk Foundation's assets worth approximately $4.55 billion.
Elon donated just 0.1%.
$5 million for COVID-19 research sounds like a lot—until you consider how many lives were lost due to Elon's arrogance by denying the danger of the virus in the first place, and that his Foundation alone is likely sitting on $4,550 million (assuming it's all invested in $TSLA).
There may be other donations that increase the total amount donated. But we won't see the 990-PF for 2020 until 2022.
We just received about 300 documents about $TSLA and SpaceX from CAEATFA, part of the CA State Treasurer's Office. While Elon Musk was mouthing off about moving to TX because CA is "complacent," he was asking for $117 million *more* in tax breaks.
$TSLA clearly doesn't want its internal projections to be known. In the past they have directly contradicted Elon Musk's claims.
Elon is so "paranoid" (a word he has used to describe himself) about his lies being exposed that his lawyers are even redacting other companies' data. $TSLA