April 02, 2025
NGO's Conspiring in Tesla Vandalism
Timothy Birdnow
Isn't this conspiracy to committ violence? It's certainly more than vandalism since it's intent is to terrorise supporters of Elon Musk. I think terrorism laws apply.
Anti-Musk Group Behind ‘Day of Action’ Against Tesla Offers Tips on ‘Jail Support,’ Finding ‘Target’s’ Home Address
NPR - no friend of the Trump Administration - admits this can be considered domestic terrorism.
Sooo...a big leftie who wrote a book claiming there is RIGHT WING TERRORISM (and he can prove very little of that - most of it comes from the Southern Povert Law Center and lumps Libertarians and even liberals in with Conservatives) admits the LEFT is engaging in domestic terrorism.
(BTW you know they went to the most liberal eggheads they could find in the hopes of getting a different answer.)
Although there is no domestic terrorism statute in the Federal registry, the FBI still has a working definiton of domestic terrorism:
We've seen domestic terrorism for decades now from the Left and it has gone unpunished because we've had a government that had no problem with it. Black Lives Matter and Antifa were both clearly domestic terrorist groups, but not only were they not touched they were actually supported by the likes of Kamala Harris, who bailed many of them out of jail.
If J6 protesters were sent to jail for just trespassing then perhaps it's time to actually codify a Federal domestic terrorism law (and do so carefully lest the Democrats use it to further suppress dissent from their revolutionary tactics). Congress may want to consider passing one.
But I doubt we actually need to use terrorism laws to go after those who organize and fund this. It's clearly a conspiracy and one that is operating with a tax-exempt status. Considering how Obama refused to give conservative organizations tax-exemptions one must wonder at the double standard that is applied. You can get away with murder if you are a leftist in America.
Time to start applying RICO laws to these organizations.
BTW AG Pam Bondiagrees and is pursuing terrorism charges against Tesla vandals.
And while the judges in any trial will be bound by the statutes in sentencing, there is time and there is hard time. These people deserve hard time. I remember the movie Shawshank Redemption "I'll put you down with the sodomites...you'll do the hardest time there is". Well, many of these might LIKE being with sodomites, but you get my drift. Maybe sentence them to house arrest in a monastery where there is a vow of silence or some such.
But more needs to be done than just charging a few individuals; this is not an isolated incident and it involves NGO's who are funding it and assisting with it. You cannot win if you do not cut the head off the snake.
Isn't this conspiracy to committ violence? It's certainly more than vandalism since it's intent is to terrorise supporters of Elon Musk. I think terrorism laws apply.
Anti-Musk Group Behind ‘Day of Action’ Against Tesla Offers Tips on ‘Jail Support,’ Finding ‘Target’s’ Home Address
NPR - no friend of the Trump Administration - admits this can be considered domestic terrorism.
"While no one has been injured or killed by these attacks, three professors and researchers of domestic terrorism and extremism tell NPR that they consider these cases to be acts of domestic terrorism.
"It's absolutely domestic terrorism. I know that may discomfort many people. But vandalism is a crime that if it's committed with a political motive, can certainly be defined as terrorism," says Bruce Hoffman, senior fellow for counterterrorism and homeland security at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is the co-author of the forthcoming book, God, Guns, and Sedition: Far-Right Terrorism in America.
"It's absolutely domestic terrorism. I know that may discomfort many people. But vandalism is a crime that if it's committed with a political motive, can certainly be defined as terrorism," says Bruce Hoffman, senior fellow for counterterrorism and homeland security at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is the co-author of the forthcoming book, God, Guns, and Sedition: Far-Right Terrorism in America.
Sooo...a big leftie who wrote a book claiming there is RIGHT WING TERRORISM (and he can prove very little of that - most of it comes from the Southern Povert Law Center and lumps Libertarians and even liberals in with Conservatives) admits the LEFT is engaging in domestic terrorism.
(BTW you know they went to the most liberal eggheads they could find in the hopes of getting a different answer.)
Although there is no domestic terrorism statute in the Federal registry, the FBI still has a working definiton of domestic terrorism:
"Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature."
We've seen domestic terrorism for decades now from the Left and it has gone unpunished because we've had a government that had no problem with it. Black Lives Matter and Antifa were both clearly domestic terrorist groups, but not only were they not touched they were actually supported by the likes of Kamala Harris, who bailed many of them out of jail.
If J6 protesters were sent to jail for just trespassing then perhaps it's time to actually codify a Federal domestic terrorism law (and do so carefully lest the Democrats use it to further suppress dissent from their revolutionary tactics). Congress may want to consider passing one.
But I doubt we actually need to use terrorism laws to go after those who organize and fund this. It's clearly a conspiracy and one that is operating with a tax-exempt status. Considering how Obama refused to give conservative organizations tax-exemptions one must wonder at the double standard that is applied. You can get away with murder if you are a leftist in America.
Time to start applying RICO laws to these organizations.
BTW AG Pam Bondiagrees and is pursuing terrorism charges against Tesla vandals.
And while the judges in any trial will be bound by the statutes in sentencing, there is time and there is hard time. These people deserve hard time. I remember the movie Shawshank Redemption "I'll put you down with the sodomites...you'll do the hardest time there is". Well, many of these might LIKE being with sodomites, but you get my drift. Maybe sentence them to house arrest in a monastery where there is a vow of silence or some such.
But more needs to be done than just charging a few individuals; this is not an isolated incident and it involves NGO's who are funding it and assisting with it. You cannot win if you do not cut the head off the snake.
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Amen! This is especially egregious when it touches the car owners, who did nothing worse than buy a car, for whatever reason.
I have a friend in Cleveland who bought a Tesla and, true to form, as soon as he did, that car became, to him, the only car in the world worth having, and when he told me about it he was amazed that I had zero interest in buying one. I haven't talked to him about it recently but I sure hope his hasn't been keyed and that he hasn't been doxed or otherwise vandalized.
I have a friend in Cleveland who bought a Tesla and, true to form, as soon as he did, that car became, to him, the only car in the world worth having, and when he told me about it he was amazed that I had zero interest in buying one. I haven't talked to him about it recently but I sure hope his hasn't been keyed and that he hasn't been doxed or otherwise vandalized.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 02, 2025 11:32 PM (Idemf)
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This post is filled with your usual charm and creativity, making it both engaging and meaningful. Loved it smm service
Posted by: SMM World Panel at April 03, 2025 05:33 AM (H5CXu)
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Teslas ARE amazing cars no doubt Dana. If someone is a gadgeteer they are a dream come true. But as for me I want something I can fill with gas anywhere and which won't run down on cold days or burst into flames.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at April 03, 2025 05:48 AM (ZL1Uz)
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You and me, Tim. Not only can we fill our vehicles with gas at a station that can be found at just about every street corner, it doesn't take long to do it. I haven't asked my friend how long it takes him to charge his toy all the way, but I've read horror stories about trying to charge a Tesla during real cold temperatures. And the guy just down the way from me in our development has his car hooked up to his "wire" every minute he's not actually driving it.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 04, 2025 12:23 AM (ys6Rn)
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