u/FoxySheprador
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Article from a year ago corroborating Ashley St. Clair's statement that Elon sent her text messages about releasing the anomaly in the matrix
>On Oct. 5, he appeared with Mr. Trump at a rally for the first time, bouncing up and down around the candidate. That evening, Mr. Musk shared his excitement with a person close to him. “I’m feeling more optimistic after tonight,” he wrote in a text message. “Tomorrow we unleash the anomaly in the matrix.”
>“This is not something on the chessboard, so they will be quite surprised,” Mr. Musk added about an hour later. “‘Lasers’ from space.”
May 30, 2025
u/FoxySheprador — 1 day ago
Ashley St. Clair disclosing Elon Musk's interfering in the 2024 election
u/AU_RocketMan — 2 days ago
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Timothy Snyder discussing the lesson from Hungary which is that big protest actions and elections work together. He mentions how big mobilization potential works as a deterrent mechanism to make it harder for people to rig the election when the day comes.
Protests and elections work together for two reasons. You can't have everyone out in the streets protesting the most unpopular abomination and then realistically have that abomination win an election. Not only will the masses be more convinced it was rigged–the masses will already have been mobilizing and thus are already prepared to hit the streets if the midterms are obviously rigged.
They can't do a repeat of 2024 due to record-breaking mass mobilization. The threat of potential mass mobilization is like playing with fire for those on a mission to rig the midterms.
u/FoxySheprador — 18 days ago