What? Elon Musk is paying people to sign up for his Trump PAC. I thought vote buying was illegal.
Here's the law. 👇
This could be considered payment for registering to vote. I signed up as Karen LooneyTunes to see what would happen, and the next page makes it look like you have to register to vote to get the $47.
Providing any incentives (even cookies!) for registering to vote is illegal.
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This is some of the best intelligence work and reporting I've read in a long time. Elon, of course, doesn't want you to read it, so I'm including a gift link further down so he won't censor it.
These are all Russian spies posing as Brazilians. 👇
They were discovered by U.S. counterintelligence in 2022, back when it wasn't run by Trump's people, who promote Russia.
One of these spies was set to be hired at the ICC, where he could prevent Putin from being accused of war crimes. 2/
They were tracked by the same organization in Brazil that investigated Bolsonaro's coup attempt.
The spies were able to acquire legitimate Brazilian birth certificates due to a loophole in the system.
"I’ve been next to suicide attacks. I’ve been the target of an Al-Qaeda plot to kidnap me. And throughout all of this, I felt that my sacrifices meant something. What I found in the last two weeks is, not only do those sacrifices not matter, but that we’re vilified without any evidence or reason for that." 2/
"The pause on foreign assistance... From a humanitarian and development and stabilization perspective, we know what that means. It means people are dying." 3/
Once again, "Wired" explains what's going on. Impressive. 1/
"Elez’s privileges include the ability not just to read but to write code on two of the most sensitive systems in the US government... Housed on a secure mainframe, these systems control, on a granular level, government payments that in their totality amount to more than a fifth of the US economy." 2/ wired.com/story/elon-mus…
Yikes. A 25-year-old who was hired last week now has access to one-fifth of the U.S. economy. 3/