Elon Musk

[Thumpalumpacus]

Ashley St. Clair Just Spilled All of Elon Musk’s ‘Harem Drama’

This is who Elon Musk has always been: a misogynist and, frankly, a predator. But clearly, it wasn’t until Musk’s behaviors personally affected St. Clair that she cared.

Among those insights are the (obvious) revelation that he’s using Twitter to recruit women to have his babies; that he’s obsessed with pressuring any and all women around him to have his babies and employs a professional fixer to keep the women in line; that he “is concerned about… Third World countries having higher birthrates than the U.S. and Europe”; and even more sordid details about his ongoing court battle with Ashley St. Clair, who revealed their baby in February.

St. Clair divulged further details about her interactions with Jared Birchall, the man Musk charges with keeping his—as St. Clair put it—“harem” in check, which includes managing NDAs with the mothers of Musk’s kids, paying them off, and staving off “harem drama.”

Musk first offered St. Clair $15 million and $100,000 a month to raise their newborn son, Romulus, in exchange for her silence. This, Birchall said, was the standard operation with the mothers of Musk’s kids. Relatedly: Four publicly known women have had Musk’s 14 kids, but several sources told the WSJ that this number—of kids and mothers—is definitely much, much higher. The report, in fact, details that Musk initially hoped to have at least 10 children with St. Clair.

In the weeks preceding St. Clair’s decision to come forward, she’d been in conflict with Musk and Birchall over concerns about the financial offers they’d made, namely that there were no guarantees for financial support if her and Musk’s son became ill, nor any trust fund; further, Musk’s refusal to publicly acknowledge the child or have his name on the child’s birth certificate, St. Clair argued, would make the child feel illegitimate.

Musk pressed St. Clair to have more kids with him. “To reach legion-level before the apocalypse,” he told her, referring to his kids, “we will need to use surrogates.” Musk told St. Clair he wanted at least 10 with her, she claims.

According to St. Clair, Birchall described Musk—who is single-handedly responsible for large swaths of children in poorer countries starving and dying of disease thanks to DOGE—as a “very big-hearted, kind and generous person.” But, Birchall warned, taking legal actions like compelling Musk to take a paternity test or hiring a lawyer “always, always leads to a worse outcome for that woman than what it would have been otherwise.” Birchall further described an operation that, frankly, sounds like Musk regards the mothers of his kids as employees. “[Musk’s] entire world is set up to be, like, a meritocracy” and Musk’s mothers receive benefits when “people do good work”—that is, when they respect his privacy.

https://www.jezebel.com/ashley-st-clair-...arem-drama

There's a serious insecurity issue happening in this person.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Tesla has been ordered to recall 4 million vehicles to replace the self-driving computer. Based on past replacements of this component, this is an average cost of $2600 per vehicle, which means this recall could potentially cost the company more than 10 billion dollars.

I'm so sad I could giggle.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

I just can't believe the Melon Husk would do something so shady. /s

New lawsuit accuses Tesla of manipulating odometer, affecting warranty

A Tesla owner is making major accusations against the Austin automaker in a recently filed lawsuit, claiming the odometers don't measure mileage correctly and consequently close out warranties sooner. 

A California man who bought a used 2020 Model Y with more than 36,000 miles says he observed "peculiar patterns in mileage accumulation," the lawsuit says. The alleged "abnormal spike"—approximately 72 miles a day rather than the close to 20 miles the owner measured based on his routine—happened while the owner had been taking the car for repairs on suspension issues, TheStreet first reported. The added mileage eventually caused the owner's basic warranty to expire before it otherwise would have, the lawsuit alleges. 

[Nanny]

^ gross

[arewethereyet]

^ gross

Yeah, I remember when people used to try to roll their odometer back to show fewer miles.  It was decided that was illegal.  This seems to be the opposite and should be just as illegal.

[AFTT47]

Musk pressed St. Clair to have more kids with him. “To reach legion-level before the apocalypse,” he told her, referring to his kids, “we will need to use surrogates.”

This "apocalypse" thing is behind much of what drives this man. He believes fervently in the upcoming end of the world - be it from AI, nuclear war or something else entirely. That's what's behind his obsession with settling Mars. He probably also sees himself as a progenitor of humanity 2.0 which is why he wants children with multiple women - genetic diversity.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Musk pressed St. Clair to have more kids with him. “To reach legion-level before the apocalypse,” he told her, referring to his kids, “we will need to use surrogates.”

This "apocalypse" thing is behind much of what drives this man. He believes fervently in the upcoming end of the world - be it from AI, nuclear war or something else entirely. That's what's behind his obsession with settling Mars. He probably also sees himself as a progenitor of humanity 2.0 which is why he wants children with multiple women - genetic diversity.

The thought of an entire planet populated with Musklings gives me the heebie-jeebies.

Boru

[AFTT47]

This "apocalypse" thing is behind much of what drives this man. He believes fervently in the upcoming end of the world - be it from AI, nuclear war or something else entirely. That's what's behind his obsession with settling Mars. He probably also sees himself as a progenitor of humanity 2.0 which is why he wants children with multiple women - genetic diversity.

The thought of an entire planet populated with Musklings gives me the heebie-jeebies.

Boru

Oh, it won't be the entire planet. Even with multiple mothers, there wouldn't be enough genetic diversity. Maybe just one out of a hundred or so. There are estimates as high as one in 200 men able to trace their lineage to Genghis Kahn. He supposedly raped multiple women daily in order to spread his seed widely. Musk probably fantasizes about the same thing. Maybe not through rape but at least through IVF. The guy really has an inflated ego.

Of course a planet where one out of every hundred is a Musk descendant is plenty scary enough.

[Mr Greene]

Musk pressed St. Clair to have more kids with him. “To reach legion-level before the apocalypse,” he told her, referring to his kids, “we will need to use surrogates.”

This "apocalypse" thing is behind much of what drives this man. He believes fervently in the upcoming end of the world - be it from AI, nuclear war or something else entirely. That's what's behind his obsession with settling Mars. He probably also sees himself as a progenitor of humanity 2.0 which is why he wants children with multiple women - genetic diversity.

Clearly having no comprehension of genetic diversity...
He's geerating his own population bottleneck it would appear...

[Fake Messiah]

Musk gave more than $144,000 to more than two dozen Congress members who support impeaching judges or restricting their power

It’s rare to give money to candidates this soon before a midterm election, and an indication that Musk will do everything he can to help the GOP stay in power.

Some House members, such as Representative Brandon Gill of Texas, got the money from Musk almost immediately after introducing legislation to punish various judges. “I just introduced Articles of Impeachment against radical activist Judge James Boasberg,” Gill wrote on X on March 18. “He is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors and should be removed from office.” The next day, Musk gave Gill’s committee $6,600, the Post reported.

Musk donated the same amount, which is the upper limit of the per-race maximum, to Senator Chuck Grassley, who introduced legislation to limit judicial powers, and Representative Derrick Van Orden, who introduced a bill to impeach U.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer.*

As the Trump administration faces a flurry of lawsuits, Musk is desperately trying to discredit judges who rule against the president. He’s called for the impeachment of judges who tried to block the Department of Government Efficiency’s unlawful dismantling of federal agencies, offered people money to sign a petition against “activist judges,” and made dozens of ludicrous claims against his judicial enemies on social media.

https://newrepublic.com/post/194112/elon...nald-trump