steve you are right, I too dislike off-topics, evidently i mistook one thread for another.
Again, it's hard to follow every story, Col. Vindman might have gone overboard with the reports, Musk might be going overboard with the accusations, I'm not able to read the newspapers because I have an ad block and have no intention to remove it.
Mr Musk has superhuman capabilities, that's indisputable, it's up to him now to use them for the benefit of America and humanity and not only for his own economic empire.
Let's see what he can do in his new government nomination, aside from bickering with other people.
Well I have no such ad blocks. I attempt to get both sides of a story and have a balanced view. This should interest you in the hopes of your concern for a government free from Godless and non spiritual forms of government….
BREAKING: Renowned former U.S. Army Lieutenant General Russel L. Honoré sounds the alarm about the "national security risk" posed by MAGA billionaire Elon Musk — and he didn't hold back.
America and the free world can not afford to ignore this...
"Mr. Musk’s business ventures are heavily reliant on China. He borrowed at least $1.4 billion from banks controlled by the Chinese government to help build Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory, which was responsible for more than half of Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter of 2024," the general writes in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.
"China does not tend to give things away," he adds. "The country’s laws stipulate that the Communist Party can demand intelligence from any company doing business in China, in exchange for participating in the country’s markets."
According to Honoré, this means that China could demand that Musk hand over sensitive materials due to his close proximity to the Trump administration, using his businesses as leverage.
"The last thing the United States needs is for China to potentially have an easier way of obtaining classified intelligence and national security information," writes the general"
"The question now is whether the incoming Trump administration will take this risk seriously," Honoré adds.
"The fact that Mr. Musk spent a quarter of a billion dollars to help re-elect Mr. Trump does not give the incoming White House the license to look the other way at the national security risks he may pose," he writes.
"If Mr. Trump and his appointees mean what they say about getting tough on America’s adversaries, then they will act on this matter without delay. There is too much at stake to ignore what’s right in front of them," concludes Honoré.
He is absolutely right. Musk's dream of being a corrupt oligarch who rules over America cannot be allowed to endanger us all. He must be investigated immediately.
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