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🚨 Full Remarks of President Trump on Elon Musk today: "I can't speak more highly about any individual. He's an incredible guy. He's a brilliant guy. He's a wonderful person. I've seen him with his family. I've seen him with a lot of his children. He's got a lot of children. He treats him good. He's He loves His children, but he's a brilliant guy, and he was a tremendous help, both in the campaign and in what he's done with DOGE. And you know what we're talking about, almost $200 million and rising fast, because many of the things that we were looking at are now being found out to be fact. It's terrible. I mean, the fraud, the waste, the abuse, the everything that's happened is just terrible. So I also know that he was treated very unfairly by the I guess he called the public, by some of the public, not by all of it. He makes an incredible car makes everything he does is good, but they took it out on Tesla, and I just thought it was so unfair, because he's trying to help the country, but he has helped the country. I also want him to make sure that he's going to be in great shape, and I know he is. I mean, he's going to be, he's going to do great he loves the country. He didn't need to do this. He did it, and I told him, I said, you know, whenever you're ready, I'd like to keep him for a long time, but whenever you're ready, he's an exceptional that when you see those rockets go up and come back and land in the same gantry, nobody else can do that, but this man. So he's just an incredible person, and he's a friend of mine, and he's a nice person too. He's a very nice person. He really helped the country. Saved us a lot of money. And I heard him say that he'll start easing which is always, he was always, at this time, going to ease out. And when he goes back to Tesla that will be taken care of, it was just, it's artificial. These were sick people that thought they were doing something. He really, he's a great patriot, and he should, really, it should be, it shouldn't be the way that should never have happened to him. And I will tell you right now, he makes a great product. He makes a great product. It's a great car. It's great everything. Starlink is great. What he does is good. He's doing medical things that are amazing. And we have to, at some point, let him go and do that."

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BREAKING: U.S. banned South Africa's Ambassador to the United States Ebrahim Rasool after he said this, "What Donald Trump is launching is an assault on incumbency, those who are in power, by mobilizing a supremacism against the incumbency, at home, and — I think I’ve illustrated — abroad as well. So in terms of that, the supremacist assault on incumbency, we see it in the domestic politics of the USA, the MAGA movement, the Make America Great Again movement, as a response not simply to a supremacist instinct, but to very clear data that shows great demographic shifts in the USA in which the voting electorate in the USA is projected to become 48% white. And that the possibility of a majority of minorities is looming on the horizon. And so that needs to be factored in, so that we understand some of the things that we think are instinctive, nativist, racist things, I think that there’s data that, for example, would support that, that would go to this wall being built, the deportation movement, et cetera et cetera. So I think I’d mention that. "I think that there is also an export of the revolution. It’s no accident that Elon Musk has involved himself in UK politics, and elevated a Nigel Farage and the Reform movement, in much the same way that he was instructed that on his way to the Munich security summit, Vice President Vance addressed the Alternative für Deutschland [AfD] to strengthen them in their election campaign. And that, then, begins to say, what then was the role of Afrikaners in that whole makeup. And very clearly, it’s to project white victimhood as a dog whistle that there is a global protective movement that is beginning to envelop embattled white sommunities or apparently embattles white communities. It may not be true, it may not make sense, but that is not the dog whistle that is being heard in a global, white base. So I think we need to understand all of that. Another discontinuity — it’s almost that they are pitting a supremacist insurgency against the incumbency."

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.Morgan Housel says you can't get a crazy genius like Elon Musk without a few extreme personality traits: "This guy’s trying to go to Mars. Of course he’s not trying to remain within the box of civility. He successfully took on GM and Ford and NASA when he was like in his 30s." "He does not think like you and I. That’s what we love about him." "I struggle to think of someone who had ridiculous five-standard-deviation success and was also so polite and so easy to get along with." "A lot of these people, when you dig into their life, you might really admire them and say, ‘That person is so great. I would love to be that person.’" "But their success came at the expense of their family life, their marriage, their kids, their own mental health, their own physical health." "Musk hinted at this a couple months ago. He said something along the lines of, ‘You might think you want to be me, but you don’t. It’s a storm inside my brain. It’s chaos.'"

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I am one of the harshest critics of #harryandmeghan and i refuse to give Harry a pass and blame it all on meghan which is what everybody is trying to do including President Donald J. Trump by saying he won't deport him because of his wife is terrible. I am absolutely aghast with people running with that narrative. Harry was happy to run around with Nazi uniform, say nasty vile racial slurs to his fellow soldiers, has been a bully since a young age, has never seen a day in combat, he is a sexist pig who boasts about 'mounting women'. HE IS THE ONE WHO BETRAYED HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I took many beatings throughout the years because my now ex-husband didn't want my family around and I refused to betray my family. Harry a traitor, abusive, racist bully will NEVER get a pass from me even if Trump is willing to give this criminal one! Buckingham Palace whitewashed his image and did a great job. To blame meghan for his own grown ass choices is absolving him of all responsibility! Even in that speech he gave last night, he was still taking digs at his family for not allowing him to wear a uniform he has repeatedly dishonored. He was a drug addict during his time in the military yet never was subjected to a random drug test! Harry is worse than meghan, and anybody trying to make him a victim? Harry and meghan BOTH need to be held accountable.

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yeet

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CIA RECRUIT IS PURSUING GLOBAL INTERNET CENSORSHIP AS "E-SAFETY" CZAR IN AUSTRALIA American–born Julie Inman Grant is a key architect of the multigovernmental “Global Online Safety Regulators Network” to censor the speech that politicians and government bureaucrats fear. X owner Elon Musk should be thrown in prison, said a senator in Australia yesterday, because he refuses to delete a video of a recent stabbing from X globally. “Whatever Elon Musk is on,” said Senator Jacqui Lambie, “it’s disgusting behavior. Quite frankly, the bloke should be jailed and the key thrown away.” But what’s truly disgusting behavior is calling for the incarceration of someone for refusing to censor the entire global Internet on behalf of a single nation. It is not the right of any nation to decide what should be on the Internet around the world. “No president, prime minister, or judge,” responded Musk on X, “has authority over all of Earth!” He’s right. It’s true that violent content online can be disturbing. I think platforms should put warning labels on them and find some way to prevent minors from seeing it. I also think there are real privacy concerns that should be addressed. But violence is not the only thing the Australian government has told X to remove. It has also targeted political speech. And nothing can justify the Australian government censoring the entire global Internet of content it does not like. Many of us, myself included, have long suspected that government censors in Ireland, Scotland, and the European Union would attempt to censor the whole of the Internet, not just in their own countries. With Brazil and now Australia demanding the power to censor the whole internet, it’s clear that our fears were more than justified. And now, Public has learned that there is a formal government censorship network called the “Global Online Safety Regulators Network,” which Australia’s top Internet censor, Julie Inman Grant, who is an American, described at World Economic Forum. The group includes censors from Australia, France, Ireland, South Africa, Korea, the UK, and Fiji. But before getting to that, it’s first important to understand just how powerful she is. Here is Julie Inman Grant, boasting of her extraordinary censorship powers. “Yes, we do regulate the platforms. We have a big stick that we can use when we want to….They’re going to be regulated in ways that they don't want to be regulated.” In a different video, Inman Grant said, “We also have some pretty significant ISP blocking powers. We just had some new powers given to us… in addition to be able to compel that takedown, to be able to fine perpetrators as a deterrent effect, and fine content hosts that don't take down this content, um, we can, um, We also have something in this new legislation called the basic online safety expectations.” She goes on to say that she is already working with Ireland, the UK, France, and other governments around the world. “We use the tools that we have, and we can be effective, but we know we're going to be, go much further, um, when we work together with other like-minded independent statutory authorities around the globe…with the U. K. With Ireland and with Fiji in November 2022, we launched the global online safety regulators network that has now grown to seven independent regulators, including France, South Korea, South Africa and a number of countries are serving as observers.” At the World Economic Forum, Inman Grant said she had launched a global censorship body called “the Global Online Safety Regulators Network” to unify governments around censorship “So that we could have a form to help us coordinate, build capacity and do just that. But also make sure that what we're going to have differences in our regulatory schemes, there would be common values that drive us together.” This global censorship body gives governments extraordinary power to invade privacy, explained Inman-Grant. “What this legislation will give us is the ability to compel basic device information and account information. And more and more and more social media companies are starting to collect phone numbers and email addresses so that our investigators can at least find a place to issue a notice or a takedown notice or infringement notice of some sort.” Inman Grant may be working with other governments to create identity requirements and to stamp out Virtual Private Networks, which millions of people in China and other totalitarian societies use to access the free Internet. “You can use VPNs, you can use burner phones,” she said, “different SIM cards every day. So it's going to be a challenge for a long time because, again, the internet's global. If there is no such thing as a kind of global identity system or even a piece of identity everybody can agree with, you know, should we all be sharing our driver's license or our passports?” At that same World Economic Forum meeting, one of the European Union’s top censors, Věra Jourová, calls for censorship to avoid events like January 6, and to fight hate speech. “The same thing, uh, reaction on the 6th of January, 2020. So, in Europe, of course, we have our history. We had to take action against hate speech. Because what it is, anti-Semitism, racism, LGBT, the menu is always the same.” Jourva explains that the EU and Australia intend to pressure social media companies to implement global censorship to simplify things. Who is Jourova? Why she’s the same person that Public caught spreading disinformation about a new Russiagate hoax two weeks ago. Who is Inman Grant?...

CIA RECRUIT IS PURSUING GLOBAL INTERNET CENSORSHIP AS "E-SAFETY" CZAR IN AUSTRALIA American–born Julie Inman Grant is a key architect of the multigovernmental “Global Online Safety Regulators Network” to censor the speech that politicians and government bureaucrats fear. X owner Elon Musk should be thrown in prison, said a senator in Australia yesterday, because he refuses to delete a video of a recent stabbing from X globally. “Whatever Elon Musk is on,” said Senator Jacqui Lambie, “it’s disgusting behavior. Quite frankly, the bloke should be jailed and the key thrown away.” But what’s truly disgusting behavior is calling for the incarceration of someone for refusing to censor the entire global Internet on behalf of a single nation. It is not the right of any nation to decide what should be on the Internet around the world. “No president, prime minister, or judge,” responded Musk on X, “has authority over all of Earth!” He’s right. It’s true that violent content online can be disturbing. I think platforms should put warning labels on them and find some way to prevent minors from seeing it. I also think there are real privacy concerns that should be addressed. But violence is not the only thing the Australian government has told X to remove. It has also targeted political speech. And nothing can justify the Australian government censoring the entire global Internet of content it does not like. Many of us, myself included, have long suspected that government censors in Ireland, Scotland, and the European Union would attempt to censor the whole of the Internet, not just in their own countries. With Brazil and now Australia demanding the power to censor the whole internet, it’s clear that our fears were more than justified. And now, Public has learned that there is a formal government censorship network called the “Global Online Safety Regulators Network,” which Australia’s top Internet censor, Julie Inman Grant, who is an American, described at World Economic Forum. The group includes censors from Australia, France, Ireland, South Africa, Korea, the UK, and Fiji. But before getting to that, it’s first important to understand just how powerful she is. Here is Julie Inman Grant, boasting of her extraordinary censorship powers. “Yes, we do regulate the platforms. We have a big stick that we can use when we want to….They’re going to be regulated in ways that they don't want to be regulated.” In a different video, Inman Grant said, “We also have some pretty significant ISP blocking powers. We just had some new powers given to us… in addition to be able to compel that takedown, to be able to fine perpetrators as a deterrent effect, and fine content hosts that don't take down this content, um, we can, um, We also have something in this new legislation called the basic online safety expectations.” She goes on to say that she is already working with Ireland, the UK, France, and other governments around the world. “We use the tools that we have, and we can be effective, but we know we're going to be, go much further, um, when we work together with other like-minded independent statutory authorities around the globe…with the U. K. With Ireland and with Fiji in November 2022, we launched the global online safety regulators network that has now grown to seven independent regulators, including France, South Korea, South Africa and a number of countries are serving as observers.” At the World Economic Forum, Inman Grant said she had launched a global censorship body called “the Global Online Safety Regulators Network” to unify governments around censorship “So that we could have a form to help us coordinate, build capacity and do just that. But also make sure that what we're going to have differences in our regulatory schemes, there would be common values that drive us together.” This global censorship body gives governments extraordinary power to invade privacy, explained Inman-Grant. “What this legislation will give us is the ability to compel basic device information and account information. And more and more and more social media companies are starting to collect phone numbers and email addresses so that our investigators can at least find a place to issue a notice or a takedown notice or infringement notice of some sort.” Inman Grant may be working with other governments to create identity requirements and to stamp out Virtual Private Networks, which millions of people in China and other totalitarian societies use to access the free Internet. “You can use VPNs, you can use burner phones,” she said, “different SIM cards every day. So it's going to be a challenge for a long time because, again, the internet's global. If there is no such thing as a kind of global identity system or even a piece of identity everybody can agree with, you know, should we all be sharing our driver's license or our passports?” At that same World Economic Forum meeting, one of the European Union’s top censors, Věra Jourová, calls for censorship to avoid events like January 6, and to fight hate speech. “The same thing, uh, reaction on the 6th of January, 2020. So, in Europe, of course, we have our history. We had to take action against hate speech. Because what it is, anti-Semitism, racism, LGBT, the menu is always the same.” Jourva explains that the EU and Australia intend to pressure social media companies to implement global censorship to simplify things. Who is Jourova? Why she’s the same person that Public caught spreading disinformation about a new Russiagate hoax two weeks ago. Who is Inman Grant?...

Michael Shellenberger

648,166 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Mike Benz explains how when DOGE first started it was making the government work how it was supposed to work, even taking the power away from top FBI bureaucrats He says this worked because Trump deferred to Elon Musk to handle things Now Mike Benz says the cabinet has regained much of the power and it’s back to “business as usual” “What happened with DOGE and why can't we sustain the pace? And is there any hope of getting back to a fast pace?” Mike Benz “What I know from my contacts in the admin, I was told by multiple people at multiple different agencies that DOGE was a complete game changer because whereas agencies were previously ruled by careers I was talking about this, for example, with the FBI. We have four political appointees at the FBI. There's 38,000 FBI employees. So it's 4 versus 38,000. The great equalizer in the first couple of months of the admin was that DOGE were in the building and they directly had the deputized power of the Office of Management and Budget effectively to just cut the budgets of anybody in the career class, shut down any department, freeze the funding. If you were a career and you were trying to be insubordinate against the politicals, doge could come in and make the careers have to respect the politicals because if they didn't do what they were told in the chain of command, you'd get doged. That was a game changer. My contacts at state and DHS and in the early USAID were all telling me, oh my God, the agency for the first time seems to be working how it's supposed to be working because the careers are doing what the political appointees told them to do. Not because they fear the political appointees, they fear DOGE. But I think that what was imbued in DOGE was the kind of silent power of Elon Musk and the fact that Trump, I think, before the cabinet was fully filled out, kind of deferred to Elon on most things that Trump didn't care too much about in terms of beer crack management. But I think with that power going away in DOGE no longer representing the full force of Elon Musk, it began to loop moves to the cabinet level consensus, which is a lot more business as usual.”

Mike Benz explains how when DOGE first started it was making the government work how it was supposed to work, even taking the power away from top FBI bureaucrats He says this worked because Trump deferred to Elon Musk to handle things Now Mike Benz says the cabinet has regained much of the power and it’s back to “business as usual” “What happened with DOGE and why can't we sustain the pace? And is there any hope of getting back to a fast pace?” Mike Benz “What I know from my contacts in the admin, I was told by multiple people at multiple different agencies that DOGE was a complete game changer because whereas agencies were previously ruled by careers I was talking about this, for example, with the FBI. We have four political appointees at the FBI. There's 38,000 FBI employees. So it's 4 versus 38,000. The great equalizer in the first couple of months of the admin was that DOGE were in the building and they directly had the deputized power of the Office of Management and Budget effectively to just cut the budgets of anybody in the career class, shut down any department, freeze the funding. If you were a career and you were trying to be insubordinate against the politicals, doge could come in and make the careers have to respect the politicals because if they didn't do what they were told in the chain of command, you'd get doged. That was a game changer. My contacts at state and DHS and in the early USAID were all telling me, oh my God, the agency for the first time seems to be working how it's supposed to be working because the careers are doing what the political appointees told them to do. Not because they fear the political appointees, they fear DOGE. But I think that what was imbued in DOGE was the kind of silent power of Elon Musk and the fact that Trump, I think, before the cabinet was fully filled out, kind of deferred to Elon on most things that Trump didn't care too much about in terms of beer crack management. But I think with that power going away in DOGE no longer representing the full force of Elon Musk, it began to loop moves to the cabinet level consensus, which is a lot more business as usual.”

Wall Street Apes

316,873 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Tommy Robinson RISKED his life to report on Britain's GROOMING gangs Elon Musk has made hundreds of posts condemning Britain's grooming gangs, with mention of Tommy Robinson and his efforts to expose the filth. Fresh off the U.S. campaign trail, Elon Musk turns his sights on politics in the UK and Germany. The United Kingdom, of late, has become the posterchild for censorship, amid the globalist takeover of our dear ally. Over the past week, Musk has made hundreds of posts condemning Britain's r*pe gangs, with mention of Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and his efforts to expose the filth. Last year, Robinson was sentenced to prison for 18 months, for publishing a video on mass immigration, leading to contempt of court charges. It was published on X at great personal risk, including "mental torture" and "financial terrorism". It had nearly 60 million views, which has more than doubled following reposts by Musk, who revitalized free speech online with his purchase of X. Once a censorship cesspool, the platform has become a bastion of conservative thought — without silencing progressive ideas. Our very own Ezra Levant wrote a letter to Musk, providing some background to the story. Incredibly, Musk saw the letter and retweeted it as well! Seen more than 41 million times, Canadians and people from around the world are awakening to Robinson's struggle. "One of the things I've noticed in the United Kingdom is they have a terrible problem emanating from their mass immigration, which they call 'grooming gangs,'" said Levant, the publisher for Rebel News. These gangs are responsible for sexually exploiting hundreds of teens and children, without so much as a whimper from past and current governments. Keir Starmer, the new British prime minister, used to be the head, the chief prosecutor in the UK. He would be very familiar with these things, but there's new questions about whether or not he turned a blind eye to these r*pe gangs," Levant said. The perpetrators are overwhelmingly Muslim men of Pakistani descent, he notes. Please help us protect Tommy in prison — it might even save his life. FULL REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Tommy Robinson RISKED his life to report on Britain's GROOMING gangs Elon Musk has made hundreds of posts condemning Britain's grooming gangs, with mention of Tommy Robinson and his efforts to expose the filth. Fresh off the U.S. campaign trail, Elon Musk turns his sights on politics in the UK and Germany. The United Kingdom, of late, has become the posterchild for censorship, amid the globalist takeover of our dear ally. Over the past week, Musk has made hundreds of posts condemning Britain's rpe gangs, with mention of Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and his efforts to expose the filth. Last year, Robinson was sentenced to prison for 18 months, for publishing a video on mass immigration, leading to contempt of court charges. It was published on X at great personal risk, including "mental torture" and "financial terrorism". It had nearly 60 million views, which has more than doubled following reposts by Musk, who revitalized free speech online with his purchase of X. Once a censorship cesspool, the platform has become a bastion of conservative thought — without silencing progressive ideas. Our very own Ezra Levant wrote a letter to Musk, providing some background to the story. Incredibly, Musk saw the letter and retweeted it as well! Seen more than 41 million times, Canadians and people from around the world are awakening to Robinson's struggle. "One of the things I've noticed in the United Kingdom is they have a terrible problem emanating from their mass immigration, which they call 'grooming gangs,'" said Levant, the publisher for Rebel News. These gangs are responsible for sexually exploiting hundreds of teens and children, without so much as a whimper from past and current governments. Keir Starmer, the new British prime minister, used to be the head, the chief prosecutor in the UK. He would be very familiar with these things, but there's new questions about whether or not he turned a blind eye to these rpe gangs," Levant said. The perpetrators are overwhelmingly Muslim men of Pakistani descent, he notes. Please help us protect Tommy in prison — it might even save his life. FULL REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

22,349 просмотров • 1 год назад

Jake barber discusses skywatcher’s Dogwhistle technology that was designed by James Fowler “we aren't sure exactly how serious the implications are of running this equipment” “there's a potential, there's a Pandora's Box here that could be opened. And if we aren't prepared to deal with that, that could pose a number of problems.” Source -watchmojo 🔗 in comments Full Transcript for context👇🏼 Jake -“My partner, James Fowler, who's been making his way out there as of late telling his story. He was featured in Episode 2 of Sky Watcher and he's out there doing podcasts now. James is the, is the, is the engineer of our dog whistle system. That was originally, it's where our name Sky Watcher comes from. It's a Sky Watcher system that he put together in his past life, if you will, and has been deploying the dog whistle system, which we did call Sky Watcher, and has been conducting operations for a number of entities in the government and outside of the government for years now. It's been a system that's been developed, I would say mostly over the last six years and has proven itself to be unique in the, in, in the form that nobody else seems to be able to mimic its, its results, let alone the method. And I do have to say, like we are, we do keep the, the dog whistle configuration and how we do it. You know, we, we keep that pretty close to our chest. And that's not because we're being unreasonably secretive. It's, you know, it's our secret sauce. And it's something we're very proud of. And a lot of time and energy has been invested in developing that system and we aren't sure exactly how serious the implications are of running this equipment. So I think there's a, there's as much responsibility in keeping this private and trying to get as many government agencies involved who have the responsibility when it comes to national defense and also air domain awareness. And so we're trying to work with them to make sure, because there, there's a potential, there's a Pandora's Box here that could be opened. And if we aren't prepared to deal with that, that could pose a number of problems”

Jake barber discusses skywatcher’s Dogwhistle technology that was designed by James Fowler “we aren't sure exactly how serious the implications are of running this equipment” “there's a potential, there's a Pandora's Box here that could be opened. And if we aren't prepared to deal with that, that could pose a number of problems.” Source -watchmojo 🔗 in comments Full Transcript for context👇🏼 Jake -“My partner, James Fowler, who's been making his way out there as of late telling his story. He was featured in Episode 2 of Sky Watcher and he's out there doing podcasts now. James is the, is the, is the engineer of our dog whistle system. That was originally, it's where our name Sky Watcher comes from. It's a Sky Watcher system that he put together in his past life, if you will, and has been deploying the dog whistle system, which we did call Sky Watcher, and has been conducting operations for a number of entities in the government and outside of the government for years now. It's been a system that's been developed, I would say mostly over the last six years and has proven itself to be unique in the, in, in the form that nobody else seems to be able to mimic its, its results, let alone the method. And I do have to say, like we are, we do keep the, the dog whistle configuration and how we do it. You know, we, we keep that pretty close to our chest. And that's not because we're being unreasonably secretive. It's, you know, it's our secret sauce. And it's something we're very proud of. And a lot of time and energy has been invested in developing that system and we aren't sure exactly how serious the implications are of running this equipment. So I think there's a, there's as much responsibility in keeping this private and trying to get as many government agencies involved who have the responsibility when it comes to national defense and also air domain awareness. And so we're trying to work with them to make sure, because there, there's a potential, there's a Pandora's Box here that could be opened. And if we aren't prepared to deal with that, that could pose a number of problems”

neandrewthal

180,502 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 UNDERSTANDING ELON MUSK THROUGH HIS FATHER ERROL MUSK 🔔 Last May, I spent a day with Errol Musk, Elon Musk’s father, at his home in the Western Cape, on his 79th birthday. Upon arriving at his house, Errol cleared space for me and my team to pray, ensured there was no alcohol where we prayed, and was very respectful of me and my team. He was genuinely a great host. The two-hour podcast we filmed did not fully capture the totality of the conversations we had over the course of 5-6 hours. What was obvious is that Errol came from a wealthy, affluent background, from a family that benefited immensely from apartheid-era South Africa. His views about his former spouses and partners were revealing. When it came to Elon, he had nothing but praise for his son throughout. But there were views he held that were deeply concerning, though unsurprising. Errol is firmly of the belief that non-whites, particularly black people, are incapable of building a functioning society or civilisation. When I challenged him on this and cited Arab, Persian, Turkic, Chinese, Indian, Egyptian and Malian empires and civilisations, he hesitated and then said they were “historical exceptions” for particular eras. He repeatedly asserted that the more white people there are in a country, the more likely that society will be high-trust, developed and functional. This position was held with no acknowledgement of European colonialism, no awareness of modern-day Western imperialism, no recognition of the industrial-scale looting of natural resources, or the deliberate destabilisation of the global South — particularly Africa and the Middle East by Western states. There was no reflection on the fact that many “independent” post-colonial African states were left broken and then ruled by corrupt despots, Western-backed regimes, or usually both. Errol seemed entirely oblivious to the fact that the Mughal Empire accounted for roughly 25 percent of global GDP when the British arrived in India in the 1700s. He did praise the Abbasid Caliphate for the “Islamic Golden Era”, but despite this, he would not budge from his core belief: that non-whites, especially black people, are inherently incapable of building functioning states and high-trust societies. He went on to cite Rhodesia and South Africa as white success stories in comparison to the rest of the post-colonial African states. While he claimed on the podcast to be anti-apartheid in his youth, much of the surrounding conversation amounted to contextualising and ultimately justifying the greater and lasting benefits of apartheid and colonialism in South Africa, and Africa in general. Taken together, alongside the fact that his former father-in-law — Maye Musk’s father — was a card-carrying Canadian Nazi, and that the Musk family were major beneficiaries of apartheid, Elon Musk’s behaviour and politics make absolute sense. Whether this worldview is rooted in eugenics or something generationally rationalised over time, the ideology is clear: a belief in white superiority. We also discussed Errol’s marital and love life, an area of much interest for his critics. His romantic relationship with his former stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout — whom he later married and had children with — is well-known, and strange, to say the least. In terms of faith, Errol claimed to believe in God and to be a Christian, yet he did not believe in an all-powerful, all-knowing, omnipotent God/Jesus, or in a Hereafter. He told me he prayed more than 50 times a day, yet when I asked who he prays to and what he prays for, he could not answer — except that he saw himself as one of “God’s little helpers”. And that, in many ways, explains Elon Musk: the white supremacy, the transhumanism, the god complex, the detachment from history and Godly morality. Everything you see and hear from Elon Musk should be understood with this in mind: the apple does not fall far from the tree. Watch the full podcast:

🚨 UNDERSTANDING ELON MUSK THROUGH HIS FATHER ERROL MUSK 🔔 Last May, I spent a day with Errol Musk, Elon Musk’s father, at his home in the Western Cape, on his 79th birthday. Upon arriving at his house, Errol cleared space for me and my team to pray, ensured there was no alcohol where we prayed, and was very respectful of me and my team. He was genuinely a great host. The two-hour podcast we filmed did not fully capture the totality of the conversations we had over the course of 5-6 hours. What was obvious is that Errol came from a wealthy, affluent background, from a family that benefited immensely from apartheid-era South Africa. His views about his former spouses and partners were revealing. When it came to Elon, he had nothing but praise for his son throughout. But there were views he held that were deeply concerning, though unsurprising. Errol is firmly of the belief that non-whites, particularly black people, are incapable of building a functioning society or civilisation. When I challenged him on this and cited Arab, Persian, Turkic, Chinese, Indian, Egyptian and Malian empires and civilisations, he hesitated and then said they were “historical exceptions” for particular eras. He repeatedly asserted that the more white people there are in a country, the more likely that society will be high-trust, developed and functional. This position was held with no acknowledgement of European colonialism, no awareness of modern-day Western imperialism, no recognition of the industrial-scale looting of natural resources, or the deliberate destabilisation of the global South — particularly Africa and the Middle East by Western states. There was no reflection on the fact that many “independent” post-colonial African states were left broken and then ruled by corrupt despots, Western-backed regimes, or usually both. Errol seemed entirely oblivious to the fact that the Mughal Empire accounted for roughly 25 percent of global GDP when the British arrived in India in the 1700s. He did praise the Abbasid Caliphate for the “Islamic Golden Era”, but despite this, he would not budge from his core belief: that non-whites, especially black people, are inherently incapable of building functioning states and high-trust societies. He went on to cite Rhodesia and South Africa as white success stories in comparison to the rest of the post-colonial African states. While he claimed on the podcast to be anti-apartheid in his youth, much of the surrounding conversation amounted to contextualising and ultimately justifying the greater and lasting benefits of apartheid and colonialism in South Africa, and Africa in general. Taken together, alongside the fact that his former father-in-law — Maye Musk’s father — was a card-carrying Canadian Nazi, and that the Musk family were major beneficiaries of apartheid, Elon Musk’s behaviour and politics make absolute sense. Whether this worldview is rooted in eugenics or something generationally rationalised over time, the ideology is clear: a belief in white superiority. We also discussed Errol’s marital and love life, an area of much interest for his critics. His romantic relationship with his former stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout — whom he later married and had children with — is well-known, and strange, to say the least. In terms of faith, Errol claimed to believe in God and to be a Christian, yet he did not believe in an all-powerful, all-knowing, omnipotent God/Jesus, or in a Hereafter. He told me he prayed more than 50 times a day, yet when I asked who he prays to and what he prays for, he could not answer — except that he saw himself as one of “God’s little helpers”. And that, in many ways, explains Elon Musk: the white supremacy, the transhumanism, the god complex, the detachment from history and Godly morality. Everything you see and hear from Elon Musk should be understood with this in mind: the apple does not fall far from the tree. Watch the full podcast:

Dilly Hussain

34,871 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад