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- I Don't Believe in Elon Musk
- by Miles Mathis
- First published October 5, 2015
- As usual, this is an opinion piece, protected by the US Constitution. It is my personal reading of the published
- factoids. If you prefer the mainstream reading, you can have it.
- Elon Musk is supposed to be worth 13.6 billion. He is supposed to be the CEO of Tesla Motors. He is
- supposed to be the founder of SpaceX. He is supposed to be the founder of Solar City. He is supposed
- to be the inventor of Hyperloop. I for one don't believe any of it. Elon Musk looks to me like a person
- totally manufactured by Intelligence as the fake human front for all these fake projects. In this way he
- is exactly like Mark Zuckerberg, another person I have outed as a probable manufactured entity. When
- I wrote that paper on Zuckerberg, he was also alleged to be worth 13.6 billion. Coincidence? Nope.
- Why do I think that? I think it because Musk's entire Wikipedia page and bio reads like a red flag. It is
- nothing but transparent BS from top to bottom. We'll start with his family. His mother's maiden name
- is Haldeman. That is a prominent Jewish name. Elon is also a Jewish name, meaning “oak” in
- Hebrew. Kimbal, Elon's brother, also has a Jewish name. So why not just admit they are Jewish? I
- don't know. Maybe they plan on running him for Governor of California or something.
- Although we will cover the other red flags, I want to skip ahead to the end, to lead with later red flags
- that demand our early attention. I want to lead with them although they come later on the Wikipedia
- page. Musk has claimed he is a big fan of Margaret Thatcher. What? Only fascists and plants are fans
- of Margaret Thatcher. No real person of any intelligence and scruple is a fan of Margaret Thatcher.
- Musk is sold as a progressive, but no progressive would claim to be a fan of Thatcher. It doesn't fit his
- profile at all, and we can only imagine it was worked into his bio as either a clue for people like me or
- as part of some late promotion of Thatcher and fascism in general. Actually, I assume it is mainly
- another plug for privatization. Musk's entire bio is a long plug for privatization. Along with
- deregulation, privatization is one of the two main planks of neo-fascism.
- Musk has said he is “socially liberal and fiscally conservative”. Was Thatcher socially liberal? Not
- according to Section 28, which made “promotion” of homosexuality illegal, and which stopped just
- short of making homosexuality itself illegal again, as in the time of Oscar Wilde. I should think this
- would be of some concern to Musk, since I don't really buy either one of his marriages. But he doesn't
- have to be concerned with that, does he, since he lives in the US in 2015, not the UK in 1980. In the
- US in 2015, homosexuality is being promoted like never before.
- So why don't I buy his marriages? Well, in answer to that, I send you to pictures of Musk with his
- wives and girlfriends. Just Google something like “Musk with Riley”. While any normal heterosexual
- guy would be getting all the sugar he could from these sweeties, glowing in the perfume, Musk always
- looks highly uncomfortable.
- The girls are often leaning away from him, as there. And look at his hand in his pocket. Discomfort
- signs all over the place.
- Or you can read this 2010 article at Marie Claire written by his alleged first wife Justine. You may
- find it convincing, but I don't. Just look at the lead photo for the article:
- I draw your attention to the three tricycles and two bikes. This is to remind us that Musk is supposed to
- have five sons by this woman. Not only do we get no photos of the children—which is perhaps
- understandable—she doesn't mention them once in the article, either by name or in any other way.
- Mostly she just repeats the story of Musk's rise to fame and fortune, with the occasional plug of her
- own. Very strange. I would have to say it is the most impersonal article of its kind I have ever read.
- No, beyond impersonal; it is chilly, almost chilling. It reads like it was put together by a committee,
- and it may have been. I say that because if we do a people search on Elon Musk, we find no evidence
- of these children in the computers. In fact, Intelius doesn't even have an Elon Musk listed in
- California. Only his father, Errol Musk. InstantCheckMate lists an Elon Musk related to Justine, but
- the only other relation is a Jennifer. Since Justine's middle initial is J., I assume Jennifer is also her. If
- these five boys have birth certificates, they should be in the computers. They aren't.
- Then we have to read this:
- Musk is a self-described American exceptionalist and nationalist, describing himself as
- "nauseatingly pro-American". According to Musk, the United States is "inarguably the greatest
- country that has ever existed on Earth", describing it as "the greatest force for good of any country
- that's ever been". Musk believes outright that there "would not be democracy in the world if not
- for the United States.”
- Nauseating, yes. Believable, no. Again, no real person of any intelligence would be caught saying
- that in the second decade of the 21st century. Even the American Nazi Party is more circumspect than
- that. Musk has obviously been hired to read these lines provided him by the Pentagon or someplace
- (except that even the Pentagon isn't that jingoistic these days). Now that I think of it, this reads like
- copy provided Musk by Henry Kissinger or the CFR. But even in that context, it is over the top. When
- I read quotes like this, I have to imagine that clues have been inserted into Musk's bio on purpose by
- someone. I begin to think this is all part of some game: a nationwide contest to see if anyone can see
- through this. If so, send me the prize.
- Although I may be the first to propose Musk is an Intel creation, I am not the only one who has noticed
- that he appears to be reading from neo-con or fascist cue-cards. PolicyMic and many other sites have
- criticized Musk harshly for contributing to anti-science Republican candidates and groups like the
- Longhorn PAC and the NRCC, confirming my analysis above by saying that
- these political calculations betray Musk's persona of a socially-conscious entrepreneur.
- His many interviews also betray (or disprove) his created persona of a person with very high
- intelligence and skills. Although he is sold as some sort of Tony Stark, he comes off as Ron Howard
- with a bit more hair** and a foreign accent. I don't see any spark there, and in my opinion he looks
- like just another hired actor. Unfortunately, he's not even a good actor, and if he hadn't been born into a
- rich family he would have had to work as a crisis actor, like Robbie Parker.
- **Actually, it's a toupee, as we can tell by the picture under my title. Musk is 24 there and his hair is very thin in
- front, so we may assume his new look is augmented in some way. In that more recent photo, he obviously has
- on a rug. It doesn't really matter, of course, and I wouldn't mention it except for the fact that I am showing Musk
- is a fake in all ways.
- Although Musk's companies have received 5 billion in government subsidies, Musk says he isn't in
- favor of government subsidies for companies like his. Instead he has come out in favor of a carbon tax.
- Obviously, he is just reading from the Teleprompter again there, and isn't concerned with appearing to
- be consistent. Fake people fronting fake companies don't have to worry about appearing consistent. It
- is all about stirring your mind into Musk, I mean Mush. The people behind Musk want all the
- subsidies they can drink, but then they want to pretend they don't lust for them like they do. They also
- don't want you to apply for any subsidies, because they don't need the competition. They don't want
- you to be subsidized; they want you to be taxed.
- So why do I think these companies are fake? We'll start with Musk's links to Mike Griffin. Griffin was
- head of NASA from 2005 to 2009, but on Musk's page we learn that Griffin also worked for In-Q-Tel,
- the venture capital arm of the CIA! That is probably the biggest red flag on the entire page.
- Curiously, that information has been scrubbed off Griffin's own page. What exactly is In-Q-Tel?
- In-Q-Tel invests in high-tech companies for the sole purpose of keeping the Central Intelligence
- Agency, and other intelligence agencies, equipped with the latest in information technology in
- support of United States intelligence capability.
- That is the key to unlocking this whole mystery, so I suggest you read it several times, to let it sink in.
- I suggest that not only did In-Q-Tel “invest” in all of Musk's companies, it actually created them, and
- him. We know the CIA creates many front companies, since the mainstream admits it. But it is usually
- assumed they do this to facilitate domestic covert operations of various sorts. But we have tripped over
- much evidence companies are created for reasons even more fundamental to the American way. That is
- to say, a significant part of the US infrastructure is an illusion—an illusion created to facilitate a variety
- of treasury dips by the very wealthy. Actually, the mainstream press has already reported on a small
- part of these thefts and grafts. See, for example, Matt Taibbi's Rolling Stone reports on the big banks,
- especially this 2013 report entitled “Everything is Rigged”. However, even Taibbi has not yet seen
- that it is not only via rigging that the rich are becoming richer. It is also via manufacturing fake
- companies, fake portfolios, and fake projects, by which the treasury can be milked and bilked of
- billions of dollars of subsidies, grants, and other monies.
- So if you thought my mention of Intelligence in paragraph one was just conspiracy theory, think again.
- Musk has admitted ties to the CIA through Griffin, if nowhere else. You see, before he was hired to
- head NASA, Griffin was working with Musk on SpaceX, trying to buy old ICBMs from Russia.
- Again, could you ask for a bigger red flag? Griffin and Musk were in Russia in 2002 trying to buy
- ICBMs! We are told one of the Russian engineers spat on Musk, which is about the only thing that
- makes sense on the entire page. They could probably see he was a spook-baby.
- Musk also has some parallels to Yuri Milner, the Russian billionaire who—we are told—is the money
- for the Fundamental Physics Prize.* Like Milner, Musk went to the Wharton School of Business. He
- also went to the University of Pennsylvania, which has come up in my previous papers. Both Ezra
- Pound and Noam Chomsky were probably recruited from there.
- But back to SpaceX. The whole project stinks of a con. We are told,
- In 2001, Musk conceptualised "Mars Oasis"; a project to land a miniature experimental greenhouse
- on Mars, containing food crops growing on Martian regolith, in an attempt to regain public interest
- in space exploration.
- That idea is ridiculous for so many reasons it is hard to know where to start. Food crops on Mars?
- Wouldn't the transport costs back to Earth be a little high? Talk about a carbon footprint! Before we
- start growing food on Mars, shouldn't we hit a few others things first, like, say, getting people there?
- Who is going to eat that food? I guess they can feed it to the ground squirrels we have seen in NASA's
- fake pictures from Mars. Except that those ground squirrels are already eating pretty well it seems,
- since we have also seen their candy wrappers on the ground.
- Also, who is going to water those plants on Mars? Maybe this lady:
- Actually, it wasn't any of the Mars anomaly photos that convinced me the Mars missions were faked. It
- was watching this NASA press conference for the Curiosity lander. I recommend you watch it without
- any later commentary added, so that you can be completely objective. Just ask yourself if these guys
- seem like real scientists. Notice that they are unable to answer any substantive questions from the
- audience. Only after you have watched these NASA guys should you return to the anomaly photos.
- Once you do, your mind will be in a more receptive state and you will start to see what is there.
- [Addendum, October 14, 2015. Another strange coincidence, if coincidence it was: I ran into some
- friends at a local pub this evening and they asked me if I wanted to go with them to a movie. I asked
- what they were going to see, and they said The Martian. I immediately got a creeping feeling (as I
- usually do now when I think of any Hollywood movie) and begged off. When I got home, I looked up
- the film. Guess what it is about? Top spook-baby actor Matt Damon is stranded on Mars. Being a
- biologist, he is forced to grow his own food in a greenhouse attached to the stranded lander. Curious
- how this ties into Musk's plan for Mars Oasis, eh? Hollywood is still selling NASA's fictions, almost
- 50 years later.]
- We are told Musk gave up on the ICBMs, which Russia wanted 8 million apiece for, deciding he could
- get the materials for only $240,000. OK, let me see if I understand this. We are being told the
- materials to build a rocket large enough to carry an entire greenhouse to Mars will cost only $240,000.
- In that case, I think we may have been overcharged for the Apollo missions, for which we were billed
- about 110 billion. I think we may be overcharged now for fighter/bomber jets, which cost up to 2.4
- billion apiece (the B2).
- Nevertheless, we are told Musk invested 100 million of his fortune into SpaceX. Which brings us to
- his fortune. At age 24, right out of college, Musk invested $28,000 of his dad's money in a company
- called Zip2. We are told this company developed an internet city guide for newspapers then going
- online in 1995. That story is so full of holes it looks like prairie dog town. You can't start a company
- with $28,000, at least not one that you then sell four years later for 341 million to Compaq. We are told
- Zip2 “provided online publishing for media companies” and had a contract with the New York Times,
- but the NYT had been computerized since 1976 and online since 1981. By 1995 it would have already
- had all the “customized portals” it needed. Compaq also had no use for internet city guides and online
- publishing portals in 1999, so this sale looks manufactured. I am not the only one noticing that. Take
- the last link to quora.com and you will see that a lot of people are asking questions about Elon Musk.
- It looks to me like this Zip2 story is being told to explain the genesis of Musk's fortune. The same can
- be said for Musk's alleged involvement with Paypal. At age 28 Musk founded another company, using
- 10 million from his 22 million profit from selling Zip2. This company, X.com, immediately merged
- with Confinity, which contained Paypal. So Musk had absolutely nothing to do with founding Paypal,
- and even according to the mainstream story was only used for his money. He came in on the merger
- and was only 28, so why would he have been made CEO? No answer. Also no answer to how he was
- able to leave the merger just three years later with $165 million. That's a three-year return on
- investment of 1500 percent. If Paypal was already so profitable in those early years, enough to buy out
- Musk to the tune of $165 million, why bring him in in the first place? With big early investors like
- Deutsche Bank and Nokia, why would Confinity allow Musk to waltz in and soak up a large part of
- those profits? In other words, with money from a source like Deutsche Bank, why did they need
- Musk's paltry 10 million? My guess is all these companies are Intelligence fronts, and Intelligence just
- inserted Musk into the story later.
- Which brings us back to SpaceX. Curious that there is no mention on Musk's Wikipedia page of the
- explosion of the Falcon9 in June of this year. Also no mention of it on the SpaceX page. Also curious
- that the footage from Space.com of the SpaceX capsule Dragon docking with the ISS looks so fake. I
- encourage you to watch it and come to your own conclusions, but to me its looks like nothing but a
- series of anomalies. The ISS looks like a plastic model. I am just surprised they couldn't do a better
- job faking this. NASA's real budget must have dropped below six figures if they can't hire Hollywood
- people to create something better than this. I honestly don't understand why they spend $108 million
- on a movie like The Martian, but spend about $10,000 faking this docking sequence with the ISS. I
- guess they know that millions will pay $10 to be propagandized by Hollywood, but only a handful will
- watch this free release from NASA.
- The valuation of SpaceX is also a red flag. According to the mainstream story, Musk invested 100
- million. Founders Fund invested another 20 million. The first launch was estimated by Musk to
- happen in 2003, just 15 months after the company started, but there was still no launch in early 2012,
- nine years later. Despite that, the value of the company in early 2012 was said to have ballooned to 1.3
- billion. Based on what? After the alleged launch in May of 2012, the company's value ballooned
- again, to 2.4 billion. But SpaceX is a private company, the only profit for which is made in supplying
- the International Space Station. Why would NASA hire a private company to do that? Surely NASA
- wouldn't have put the ISS into semi-permanent orbit without a way to supply the astronauts with food,
- right? Weren't they getting food before 2012? Yes. So why should the federal government give huge
- subsidies to a private company to form, so that this company could do what NASA was already doing?
- To see what I mean in more detail, remember that a large part of Musk's alleged fortune comes from
- SpaceX. According to published numbers, about 2 billion of his wealth comes from SpaceX stock. So
- basically NASA has paid Musk that amount to do what it was already doing. This is one great
- argument against privatizing things and for keeping them as government projects: in public projects,
- you don't have CEO's and other rich assholes siphoning off a large percentage of the money. In NASA
- projects, they don't have directors they have to pay hundred million dollar salaries to. So even if
- SpaceX is a real project, it isn't clear why space funding has moved from public to private. My
- assumption is the project is mostly fake, and that answers the question. Space funding has moved to
- the private sector so that even more money can be sucked from the treasury with even less real outcome
- and far less oversight. The conjob become so much easier once this is privatized.
- Now let's move on to Tesla Motors. As with Paypal, Musk was not involved in the founding. He also
- wasn't an engineer or designer. He just came in as a suit with a bag of money.
- Notice two things about that 2003 photo. One, Musk is not in the picture. That is Eberhard and
- Tarpenning. Two, the Tesla Roadster is complete. They are not posing with drawings or schematics,
- are they? They are posing with a car. If you don't believe me, ask Martin Eberhard, who sued Musk in
- 2009. Among other things, Tesla founder Eberhard claims in the suit that,
- In his zeal to appropriate Eberhard’s legacy, Musk has instead sullied Tesla Motors’ integrity
- and blemished Tesla Motors’ reputation and prosperity.
- He also accused Musk of libel, slander, and breach of contract. Although it is claimed Musk
- countersued, the suit was eventually settled out of court, which of course means Eberhard won. Musk
- claimed that he would show Eberhard's history of Tesla Motors was false, but he never did that. He
- only paid to sweep everything under the rug. Wired, which published these lawsuit stories, claimed in
- their final title that Eberhard said “uncle” in the battle of lawsuits, but that is more misdirection. Their
- author Chuck Squatriglia admits in the article that “it is unlikely Eberhard withdrew the suit out of
- kindness”, and that “a settlement has been reached.” He also admits that the judge refused to dismiss
- the suit as requested by Musk's attorneys. That indicates that Musk did not actually countersue, and
- that it was Musk who cried uncle. Since Eberhard then took down his website, we may assume Musk
- paid him very handsomely to do so.
- Although Eberhard is now saying there were five founders of Tesla, before the settlement he was
- saying there were only two—himself and Tarpenning. The logical conclusion is that those behind
- Musk bought him off. For enough money, he will say whatever they want him to. For me, the picture
- above say it all.
- And then there is the problem of the valuation of Tesla Motors. According to mainstream sources, it
- posted profits for the first time in the first quarter of 2013. So how did Musk pull in a 2012 salary of
- 78.2 million? He is said to be the highest paid CEO in the world for that year, a year in which his
- company was not profitable? How does that work? As usual, none of this makes any sense.
- It also makes no sense for Tesla Motors in 2014 to open up all its technology patents, basically giving
- away everything it knows to its competition for free. We are told this is to speed up worldwide
- development of electric cars, but once again it isn't believable. The board of directors of a real
- company would have fired Musk in a split second for something like that. It now looks to me like
- Musk was probably inserted into Tesla Motors expressly to destroy it. Big oil may have inserted Musk
- into Tesla in order to eviscerate the competition from the inside out. I wonder if Eberhard ever
- considered that possibility?
- He appears to have considered that possibility, since remember he said that Musk had “sullied Tesla
- Motors’ integrity and blemished Tesla Motors’ reputation and prosperity”. But what if Musk
- didn't just accidentally sully Tesla's prosperity? Again, none of it looks like an accident to me.
- That possibility is greatly increased by further research. Top Gear in the UK and the New York Times
- both published or aired very damaging accounts of the Tesla cars, showing they had a range of only 55
- miles, a range diminished even further by cold weather. Given that both Top Gear and the NYT also
- have Intelligence ties (Intelligence runs the media in both the US and UK), you should ask yourself
- why one Intelligence front would be attacking another. If Intelligence genuinely wished to push
- electric cars via their man Musk, why would they allow these programs to air or publish? The answer
- is, these programs were intended to damage Tesla Motors. It looks to me like Tesla was infiltrated. I
- give it two more years, tops.
- Finally, we find that Musk gave 10 million this year to the Future of Life Institute. This is curious,
- since although Musk has said he considers artificial intelligence to be the greatest danger to the future,
- and although Future of Life also claims this is one of the greatest dangers, the Institute was actually
- founded and is advised by a group of technofascists, including Stephen Hawking, Max Tegmark, Jaan
- Tallinn, Anthony Aquirre, George Church, Frank Wilczek, and Stuart Russell. I will comment on most
- of them below. Like Musk, all are promoting a MATRIX future while pretending to be concerned
- about it. I have covered Hawking in previous papers. Max Tegmark has promoted the idea that
- everything that exists mathematically also exists physically, which is among the stupidest ideas ever
- put on paper. I have uncovered giant piles of fudged mainstream equations in my papers on my science
- site, and if Tegmark's thesis were true, it would mean all the bad equations existed equally with the
- good equations. Of course new physicists and mathematicians want you to believe this, since if it were
- true it would give you no way to disprove their bad equations and bad ideas. The natural spin-off of
- Tegmark's thesis is that every bad physical idea a lousy physicist can propose also exists physically.
- And the next step is to propose that every such physicist who comes up with an equation, good or bad,
- deserves the title of god (since he just created a real physical thing) and a Nobel Prize.
- Jaan Tallinn has a BSc in physics, his thesis having been on interstellar travel using warps in spacetime.
- Which means they are now giving degrees in physics for science fiction. We have no evidence of
- warps in spacetime, and the Einstein equations used to predict them are flawed, as I have proved.
- Tallinn is also involved in the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, which takes us a step closer to
- figuring out what is going on here. It is very like the Future of Life Institute, composed of the same
- people, but a bit easier to unravel. Ray Kurzweil was a director of MIRI from 2007 to 2010, and he is a
- notorious transhumanist and futurist. Although he created some useful devices when he was younger,
- he later either went off the deep end or was hired by Intelligence to seem to do so. He began writing
- books about AI like The Singularity is Near, which promotes ideas like this:
- Kurzweil predicts the technological advances will irreversibly transform people as they augment
- their minds and bodies with genetic alterations, nanotechnology, and artifcial intelligence. Once
- the Singularity has been reached, Kurzweil says that machine intelligence will be infnitely more
- powerful than all human intelligence combined. Afterwards he predicts intelligence will radiate
- outward from the planet until it saturates the universe.
- Doesn't sound like someone who is too concerned about the dangers of artificial intelligence, does it?
- Which confirms what I said about Musk. Musk and all these other guys aren't concerned about AI,
- they are only concerned with hooking you up to the machines as fast as possible, so you will no longer
- be a worry to them. If I were hooked up to the proper machines, I wouldn't be writing this, would I?
- Frank Wilczek is one of the top fake physicists in the world, along with Hawking, Susskind, and a few
- dozen others. I have mentioned him before in my papers, notably in my paper destroying asymptotic
- freedom. Wilczek got his Nobel Prize for asymptotic freedom, but since my nuclear diagrams utterly
- destroy the strong force, and since asymptotic freedom concerns the strong force, he doesn't impress
- me too much. I can see right through him. To help you see through him, notice he appeared on
- Penn&Teller's Bullshit. I have outed Penn Gillette as a probable agent, so Wilczek is just hanging with
- fellow agents. For someone with such a long career, Wilczek has done precious little real physics (or
- none, actually). He is also known for his ideas on axions, but I have already destroyed those as well.
- There are no axions, and the theory was never even interesting. Given my work on charge photons, the
- theory of axions now just looks pathetic. Wilczek's being involved with these creeps in transhumanism
- and AI only confirms my opinion of him as a total towering phony, one probably created—like Musk—
- from whole cloth by Intelligence.
- George Church is another spook-scientist, involved in synthetic biology. Beyond the expected red
- flags, we find a curious cross-pollinating red flag, by which Church is said to have invented a use for
- DNA to detect dark matter (WIMPS). Since I have proved dark matter is just charge, there are no
- WIMPS. And since you cannot use DNA to detect something that doesn't exist, this claim about
- Church does not impress me. Just the reverse. He has worked on cloning a Mammoth, going so far as
- to insert genes into living elephants. He has said the same could be done with a Neanderthal, although
- he claims he isn't working on it. Given what we know of past government programs, that assurance
- doesn't reassure me much. Church is a big pusher of “open consent”, which is the opposite of genetic
- privacy. Basically it means he thinks the government should be able to do anything they want with
- genes, including your genes, without your consent. Lovely, right? To see just the least awful use of
- open consent, you may go here. Church, like the rest of these Frankensteins, has been on TED several
- times, which is another red flag. Bill Gates is another of these manufactured billionaire spooks, and he
- pretty much completes the circle here.
- *See my paper deconstructing that prize and Milner.
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