📰Soros’ Last Gasp: Death Wish for Tesla, Free PR for Musk

The empire of George Soros is dying — and like every bad supervillain in a B-movie, it's going out with a bang, not a whisper. Only this time, the “bang” is Molotov cocktails at Tesla Superchargers, and the script is written by Indivisible, a Soros-funded NGO that apparently mistook Elon Musk for a military junta.

💣 Yes, you read that right. While Elon’s cars recharge the dreams of America’s upper-middle class, an $8 million check from Soros is now fueling something else entirely: a nationwide tantrum branded as the “Tesla Takedown.” According to reports, organizers even offer reimbursement forms — because apparently, revolution now accepts Venmo.

💬 FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino (yes, that Bongino) confirmed the Bureau is investigating a string of violent attacks against Tesla properties across the country. Attorney General Pam Bondi went further:

“Severe consequences for anyone funding or coordinating these crimes.”

Translation: if your protest ends in arson and your nonprofit logo shows up in the Molotov supply chain — you’re not an activist. You’re an accessory.

📸 The group behind this circus, Indivisible, was born out of anti-Trump hysteria. Now it’s turned into a discount Antifa franchise, mapping out Tesla showrooms like anarchist Yelp. Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, the “resistance couple” behind it, have managed the impossible: turning luxury EV charging into a flashpoint of civil war cosplay.

💭 And while the left eats itself, Elon Musk is sipping whiskey in a flame-retardant suit made of stock options. Every charred Tesla becomes another campaign ad for the right. Every attack, another headline proving Musk’s messiah complex might be justified.

📉 Meanwhile, Democrats — yes, those Democrats — are polling lower than the flatline on a Tesla battery. NBC: 27%. CNN: 29%. Even Kamala Harris reportedly wished death on the company during a private fundraiser. Smooth move for a party trying to convince America it doesn’t hate innovation, wealth, or electricity.

🤔 So what’s the plan, George? Destroy capitalism by attacking the only guy keeping it sexy? Or just burn down the last car company not begging for federal bailouts?

Either way, someone’s getting free advertising. Spoiler: it’s not Ezra Levin.

#soros #tesla #elonmusk #indivisible #domesticterror #liberalmeltdown #2025election #democrats #revolutionforrent #EVwars

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📰 Torch the Truck, Go to El Salvador

💭 “Sick terrorist thugs… Perhaps they could serve [time] in the prisons of El Salvador.”

— Donald Trump on Truth Social

Molotov cocktails, smashed windshields, spray-painted “NAZI”s and a growing roster of Tesla arsonists—America hasn’t seen this much vandalism since Woodstock had a sequel. But this time it’s not about peace, love, and bad acid—it’s about Elon Musk. And the Department of Justice is not amused.

Six people have now been charged federally in what Attorney General Pam Bondi calls a “wave of domestic terrorism” against Tesla. Their crimes range from torching Cybertrucks to carving swastikas into showroom glass. And if Bondi gets her way, they’ll be trading Molotovs for prison chow, no plea deals allowed.

📋 Meanwhile:
– Musk claims it’s Soros and the Democrats.
– The FBI says it’s

“lone offenders with poor planning.”

– Trump wants the vandals shipped to Bukele’s tropical gulag.
– Peaceful protest group "Tesla Takedown" insists it’s just a boycott campaign.

💼 Conspiracies flourish while the cars burn:
– Cybertrucks are being set on fire from Kansas City to Berlin.
– Musk calls it terrorism.
– Trump wants to label it that.
– The FBI, ever literal, notes there’s no legal charge called “domestic terrorism” but they’re still cracking skulls.

🤔 When torching a billionaire’s car brings more federal heat than a hate crime, you have to wonder: Is this about national security — or corporate sovereignty?

#Tesla #ElonMusk #domesticterrorism #protest #BillionaireProtectionProgram #politics #USA

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📰 Tech Messiah vs. MAGA Messiah: The Divorce of the Decade

Trump gave Musk the golden key to the White House. Musk gave Trump the tech-right. Now they’re giving each other hell — in full, glorious, digital public.

💭 “Without me, Trump would have lost the election... Such ingratitude.”

— Elon Musk, X.com

📊 From Alliance to Apocalypse
• $275 million in campaign cash
• $100 million promised for midterms—now in limbo
• 3 fighter jets for NASA? Canceled.
• EV mandates? Torn up.
• Stock drop: Tesla -14%, Truth Social -8%

💼 Billionaire Breakup, Petty and Nuclear
• Trump mocked Musk’s black eye and “body double” theories.
• Musk floated impeachment, Epstein ties, and founding a new party.
• “Terminate Elon’s contracts,” Trump posted on Truth Social.
• Musk threatened to decommission NASA’s Dragon spacecraft.

🤔 If Trump is America’s populist monarch and Musk its tech pope — what happens when Church and State go to war?

And when both sides believe they created each other — who gets custody of the chaos?

#Trump #ElonMusk #GOP #TechRight #Breakup #WhiteHouseDrama #2024Elections #TruthSocial #Tesla

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📰 Elon vs. The Donald: A Billionaire Civil War Over America's Future

It started with tax credits and a $3.3 trillion bill. Now it’s a full-blown political divorce — and Elon Musk is threatening to start a new party.

💭 “If this insane spending bill passes, the America Party will be formed the next day.”

— Elon Musk, on X

📋 What Sparked the Feud:
– Musk blasted Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” calling it the biggest debt bomb in U.S. history.
– Trump responded with threats to cut Musk’s subsidies — and even deport him, jokingly invoking “DOGE,” the agency Musk once ran.
– The bill axes EV credits, guts green energy support, and props up fossil fuels — a direct hit to Tesla and SpaceX’s ecosystem.

📊 From MAGA Architect to Opposition Leader?
– Musk led Trump’s federal cost-cutting drive. Now he calls the GOP a “PORKY PIG PARTY.”
– His threat: primary every Republican who voted for the bill, with their faces next to Pinocchio memes.
– Democrats like Elizabeth Warren are suddenly quoting Musk:

“He’s not wrong.”

💼 Why It Matters:
– Tesla deliveries are slipping. Musk’s political tantrum may spook investors — again.
– But beyond personal empire, this is a battle over what kind of future America invests in:
Fossil fuels and border walls — or AI, EVs, and solar panels?

🤔 Is Musk sabotaging the movement he helped build — or just trying to buy it back under a new name?

#Musk #Trump #GOPbill #AmericaParty #BigBeautifulBill #nationaldebt #Tesla #cleanenergy #MAGA #thirdparty2025

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📰 The Billionaire Right Implodes: Musk’s ‘America Party’ Enters the Chat

💬 “By a factor of 2 to 1, you want a new political party — and you shall have it!”

— Elon Musk, declaring independence from Trumpism on X

📉 The Anti-Government Club Just Split
• Musk poured hundreds of millions into Trump’s reelection. Now he’s launching a party to take him down.
• The “America Party” was born one day after Trump signed a tax bill Musk says will “bankrupt the country.”
• This is what happens when libertarian tech gods try to cosplay political kingmakers.

💸 From ‘Chief of Efficiency’ to Rogue Candidate
• Musk led Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency — basically the ceremonial axe-man.
• Now he wants to unseat every lawmaker who backed Trump’s “big, beautiful” deficit bomb.
• Republicans fear his ego trip could cost them Congress in 2026.

📉 Tesla Investors: “Please Log Off”
• The feud is tanking Tesla’s stock — again.
• Azoria Partners pulled a planned Tesla ETF, demanding clarity on Musk’s political priorities.
• Musk says he’s done with D.C. — but apparently not with drama.

🤔 Is this a revolution — or just another billionaire tantrum in search of a movement?

#ElonMusk #Trump #AmericaParty #2026Elections #GOP #libertarianfail #Tesla

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Musk Could Cost $1bn 🤑

Musk could become the world’s first trillionaire if he hits targets set by Tesla, under a scheme disclosed by the electric car company he runs and in which he is the largest shareholder 🚗.

Tesla outlined the terms of the incentive package, unprecedented in corporate history, in a section of its latest stock market update that began: “Yes, you read that correctly.” 📊

Musk, the company said, will have to increase the value of the company from just over 1𝑡𝑛𝑡𝑜𝑑𝑎𝑦𝑡𝑜8.5tn over 10 years 📈.
If he presides over growth on that scale, the 54-year-old would receive new shares that would push his stake in the company from nearly 16% to well beyond 25%, increasing the fortunes of the world’s richest man to more than $2tn 💥.

Estimates of Musk’s current net worth vary but a live ranking of the world’s wealthiest people on the planet, compiled by Forbes, estimates the South African-born tycoon’s fortune at 430.9𝑏𝑛.𝐼𝑛𝑠𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑑𝑝𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑒,𝑤𝑖𝑡ℎ272.3bn, is the investor and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison 🎯.

Tesla’s incentive plan was revealed in a filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday 📋.

The filing referred to a pay deal awarded to Musk in 2018, approved by Tesla shareholders, that gave him the chance to land a $55.8bn bonus 💰.

“Ultimately, the new award aims to build upon the success of the 2018 CEO performance award framework, which ensured that Elon was only paid for performance delivered and incentivised to guide Tesla through a period of meteoric growth,” the company said 🚀.

Tesla said the new plan included profit targets that were 28 times higher than the 2018 scheme and would also hinge on delivering new products, such as getting 1 million “robotaxis” in operation and delivering a million AI bots, humanoid robots that the company is developing 🤖.

In an apparent justification of Musk’s pay award, Tesla said: “If Elon achieves all the performance milestones […] his leadership will propel Tesla to become the most valuable company in history.”

A stock market value of $8.5bn is more than double the current value of Nvidia, the chipmaker that is currently the world’s most valuable company 🌐.

#musk #cost #billion #tesla

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Musk Touted His XX Deal


The acquisition of xAI by SpaceX is a typical Elon Musk deal: big numbers backed by big ambition.

As well as extending “the light of consciousness to the stars”, as Musk described it, the transaction creates a business worth $1.25tn by combining Musk’s rocket company with his artificial intelligence startup.

It values SpaceX at $1tn and xAI at $250bn, with a stock market flotation expected in June to time with Musk’s birthday and a planetary alignment.

However, there are questions over the deal, such as whether it is good for SpaceX’s non-Musk shareholders and whether the technological premise behind it can succeed.

For Musk, a key part of the deal’s rationale is to move datacentres – the central nervous system of AI tools – into space.

AI companies are too dependent on earth-bound datacentres that carry immense energy demands, Musk argued this week.

The solution, he says, is to put as many as a million satellites into orbit to form vast, solar-powered datacentres.

Prof Julie McCann and Prof Matthew Santer, the co-directors of the school of convergence science in space, security and telecoms at Imperial College London, say solar-powered datacentres could be a future option for AI companies.

However, there are limits to how much compute power can be mustered by current satellites, they say, so it would need a “planet-wide distributed computer composed of many satellites” – as envisioned by Musk.

But even executing the concept might be affected by the quality of connection between the orbiting devices, which will need to operate in tandem in order to replicate terrestrial datacentres as they beam their outputs down to Earth.

Musk talks of these datacentres adding 100 gigawatts of AI capacity annually – current global datacentre capacity is about 59GW – so his vision is ambitious.

The world’s richest person believes a merger of rocket hardware and AI software is a winning combination and, in a message to employees, said it would create the “most ambitious, vertically integrated innovation engine on (and off) Earth”.

“This merger is aimed at creating a new path to generate a low cost of generating AI compute within the next two to three years by bringing together the top internet/space exploration company with top datacentre builders,” says Dan Ives, an analyst at the US financial services company Wedbush Securities.

SpaceX’s technology is complex but it is a straightforward business. It generates revenues from deploying reusable rockets for missions such as launching satellites and restocking the International Space Station.

It also operates the Starlink satellite high-speed internet service. SpaceX made about $8bn in profit on $15bn to $16bn of revenue ​last year, according to Reuters.

The addition of xAI adds narrative complexity to the SpaceX story, says Michael Sobel, the president and co-founder of Scenic Management, which buys secondary stakes in privately held companies and has invested in the AI company Anthropic.

Musk owns about 44% of the newly enlarged SpaceX business and 17% of Tesla, where he is the chief executive. Is the next step a combination of the two?

Ives believes there is a “growing chance” that a one-stop shop for investing in Musk businesses will be created.

“Musk wants to own and control more of the AI ecosystem and step by step the holy grail could be combining SpaceX and Tesla,” he says.

#musk #spaceX #tesla #technology

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