Elon Musk’s companies used prison labor — including inmates paid under $1/hour — to build taxpayer-funded facilities while selling the world a lie about innovation.
Tesla's next CEO shouldn't mimic Elon Musk—they should dismantle his fantasy. This article breaks down why Tesla’s inflated value must shrink to fit reality, and how the next leader can
Introduction: Wall Street’s Been Snorting Hopium Again Tesla trades at an over 750 billon market cap today. But once you strip away taxpayer subsidies, stock manipulation, and Elon Musk’s personal
Tesla stock is surging before its Q1 2025 earnings call—despite headlines predicting disaster. This isn’t investor confidence. It’s market manipulation in plain sight.
A running list of Elon’s sci-fi sales pitches that never shipped. Elon Musk has built his empire not just on products, but on promises. Big ones. Flashy ones. Sometimes fake
Tesla stock dropped over 10% — but that’s nothing. The real correction hasn't even started. Here's the math, the fraud, and the moral failure behind it all.
Tesla investors want Elon Musk to either step down or “get back to work.” But the truth is, Tesla’s valuation was always built on hype — and the hype machine
