This insane: California and China both started their High Speed Rail projects in 2008 - California hasn’t completed a single track - China completed over 31,000 miles of track during the same time Here’s where it gets really crazy, I did the math on how much California is spending compared to China This is the cost per mile breakdown: - China’s rail coeds about $30 million per mile - California official Phase 1 spending is $255 million per mile Read that again. Gavin Newsom needs to go to prison, this is the biggest money laundering project in California history

Wow. Got them dead to rights. A main fundraising apparatus of the left was consistently and knowingly breaking the law, and hiding it. If it was the right caught doing this, it would 100% be the top news story for WEEKS in the legacy media.

🚨 Un message à tous les Français 🚨 Dans les mois qui viennent, tu vas voir de plus en plus de propagande sur Elon Musk. Envoie ça à tes proches. Pas demain. Maintenant. Elon Musk est en train de détruire, à l’échelle mondiale, le plus vieux mensonge politique du siècle : l’idée que seuls l’État, les intermédiaires et les médias titulaires ont le droit de dire ce qui est vrai, ce qui est possible, et ce qui est moral. Ce mensonge a un nom familier. On l’appelle socialisme quand il parle de justice. On l’appelle « consensus » quand il parle de science. On l’appelle « protection » quand il parle de parole. Dans tous les cas, le mécanisme est le même : une caste se place entre les gens et la réalité, puis vend cette place comme un service public. Musk casse ça. Il a prouvé qu’on pouvait envoyer des fusées sans Gosplan. Construire des voitures sans la bénédiction de Detroit. Relier un village, un front ou un hôpital depuis l’orbite, sans demander l’autorisation d’un ministère. Il a racheté la place publique et arraché le monopole de ceux qui décidaient qui avait le droit de parler. Voilà pourquoi les médias mainstream, comme une bête à l’agonie, vont tout tenter. Pas parce qu’ils ont découvert un secret. Parce que l’homme échappe à tous leurs leviers. On ne l’achète pas avec des recettes publicitaires. On ne le recadre pas avec un cycle de une. On ne le débranche pas discrètement. À ce niveau de puissance, c’est probablement l’homme le plus clean du monde : il a mis sa propre fortune en jeu, il n’a pas besoin de leur permission, et il n’a pas construit sa position en capturant l’État. Ils diront nazi. Ils diront fou. Ils diront dangereux pour la démocratie. Ils ressortiront le même extrait, le même historien du bon camp, la même indécence morale. Ce n’est pas de l’information. C’est un réflexe de survie. Il faut que les Français le sachent avant que la vague n’arrive. Elon Musk ne se bat pas pour un parti. Il se bat pour que le peuple puisse regarder la machine en face, construire sans demander pardon, et cesser de déléguer sa tête à ceux qui vivent de la peur et du récit. La vérité est simple. Un bâtisseur qui ouvre le jeu fait plus pour les gens qu’une rédaction qui recycle la calomnie. Transmets ça. Les mois qui viennent vont être bruyants. Le signal, lui, ne changera pas.

Larry, a 98-year-old, just bought a new @Tesla Model Y, and he uses FSD (Supervised) to drive him everywhere. His first car was a 1931 Ford Model A haha. He uses Grok to navigate. "It has no problems. In fact, the other day FSD stopped when a chipmunk was crossing the road." Definitely a video worth checking out: piped.video/watch?v=aqVrSErW…

I find it strange how Elon’s most controversial moments get amplified by the media, while the things he does that inspire people often get little to no coverage. Where was « People’s Magazine » when Elon Musk showed personal kindness toward ordinary people (fans, kids or strangers…)? 1. Answered a dying teen’s last questions and made her design a SpaceX mascot (Liv Perrotto, 2026) 15-year-old Liv Perrotto, who had dreamed of meeting Musk, left eight handwritten questions on her nightstand after she became too weak to take a scheduled call. After her death from cancer, commentator Glenn Beck shared them. Musk answered every question (Tesla phone? No. Diner expansion and new games? Yes. Favorite anime? Your Name. Japan? Kyoto and teamLab. Hatsune Miku and Ani/Misa? Yes). On her final request, to make her Shiba Inu “Asteroid” plush (designed as a zero-g indicator for Polaris Dawn) a SpaceX mascot, he simply wrote “Ok 😀.” Her mother replied: “I wish she was here to see this.” 2. Publicly adopted a 5th-grader’s marketing idea (Bria, 2017) Nine-year-old Bria from Michigan wrote Musk a school-project letter suggesting Tesla use the homemade commercials fans already made, since the company didn’t advertise. Her dad posted it. Musk replied: “Thank you for the lovely letter. That sounds like a great idea. We’ll do it!” She also asked for a Tesla T-shirt. 3. Covered the full repair bill for a stranger who used his Tesla to save a life (Manfred Kick, 2017) German Tesla owner Manfred Kick saw an unconscious stroke victim’s Volkswagen swerving on the Autobahn. He pulled in front of it, let the other car hit his bumper, and braked both vehicles to a stop, saving the driver’s life at the cost of damage to his own Model S. Musk tweeted congratulations and announced Tesla would cover all repairs, free and expedited. The local Tesla Germany head personally picked up the car. 4. Shared a struggling woman’s letter, she said it stopped her from taking her life (Johnna Sabri, 2018) Johnna Sabri wrote an open letter about how Musk’s persistence inspired her after her nonprofit failed and her life fell apart. Musk shared it with his millions of followers on Memorial Day. Sales of her handmade jewelry exploded. When he later accepted a small space-rock pendant she wanted to give him, she publicly said the timing and gesture pulled her back from suicide. Musk later posted a quote about hidden kindness. 5. Funded clean-water fountains in Flint schools after a young activist asked (Mari Copeny / Little Miss Flint, 2018) After 11-year-old activist Mari Copeny (“Little Miss Flint”) and others highlighted the ongoing water crisis, the Musk Foundation donated about $480,000 for UV-filtered drinking fountains in all Flint schools (plus later funds for student laptops). Musk had publicly committed to helping houses with contaminated water above FDA levels. The fountains were eventually installed so kids could drink from school fountains again. 6. Kept a promise to hug a YouTuber because two kids at the World Cup asked him to (Fidias, 2022–2023) Cypriot YouTuber Fidias Panayiotou camped outside Twitter/SpaceX offices for months hoping for a hug. At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, two young boys asked Musk to hug “the guy who keeps trying to hug you in San Francisco.” Musk checked that they were sure, then tweeted “Will do it.” He later hugged Fidias at Twitter HQ on National Hugging Day. 7. Stopped to sign a hat and take a selfie with a child who called out from the crowd In a widely circulated video, a young fan called out during an event. Musk paused, brought the boy up, signed his hat and toy rocket, knelt to the child’s level, and posed for photos. Musk later quoted the clip with the comment “Great kid.” Small gestures that meant the world to one family to support that helped entire communities… these are moments that reached and touched many ordinary people at once. Sadly, « People’s Magazine » did not cover any of those 7 inspiring’ stories.

Using the @Tesla CyberCab as a paraplegic! 10/10!! @robotaxi #spinalcordinjury

Wheelchair user rides in Cybercab Cybercab seats are built at standard wheelchair height, making ingress & egress easy

WSJ's Dan Neil on @Tesla's FSD (Supervised): "By the end of the second hour—I was bewitched. FSD is amazing. I acknowledge I am a sample group of one, with only the scantest evidence to work with. Still, I know good driving when I see it. Mile by mile, the FSD started to earn my confidence. In the whitewater-like eddy and flow of rush-hour interstate traffic, FSD held its position beautifully: stopping distances, following distances, lane centering, the gradients of acceleration, steering and braking, all playing out in smoothly continuous linear functions." Full article: wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/tesla…

Mona, a member of the Federation of the Blind, gave amazing testimony yesterday about @Tesla’s Cybercab after sitting in it this week: "To have something like the Cybercab would be very beneficial to us as the blind community; It’s got Braille in there. Nobody else has Braille. This would be so beneficial. The app is wonderful. There’s space to put the wheelchair. They can just push themselves right in. A lot of times, the Uber and Lyft if they see you with a dog or cane, they drive right past you. With Cybercab, it doesn't know that you're blind. It doesn't know that you're in a wheelchair. It just knows that you need a ride, so I completely love the car. Just sitting in it, how comfortable it is, just knowing something is accessible - it’s the most amazing thing out there." (via the Nevada Transportation Authority's general session meeting yesterday)

Thought it would be cool if I asked @grok to write a song thanking Elon Musk and I would put it into an ai music generator to create the song. Also asked @grok in @imagine agent to make visuals for this song. The basic idea is to thank @elonmusk for everything he has done for mankind. This is what @grok came up with...

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This is a fantastic article about @Tesla's FSD by The Detroit News: "Determined to maintain their individual transportation independence, they are using Tesla’s hands-free FSD system as a driver assist. Though by no means exclusive to seniors in its ability to add another set of eyes to the road, FSD helps elderly drivers maintain a cocoon around their car as their confidence in reflexes and eyesight naturally deteriorate. 92-year-old Leonard Kraus uses Tesla FSD (Supervised) for 87% of his miles. He recommended Tesla FSD to his 95-year-old brother-in-law. “I don't think I would be driving without it.” “It's as good a driver as I am,” said Dick Amacher, 78, a retired General Motors engineer from Rochester Hills who drives his Model Y and Model 3 on FSD 98% of the time. “Here's the thing, it will not go through a red light. It will not go through a stop sign. Every once in a while, I've driven through neighborhoods where stop signs were partially obscured by low hanging branches, for example. . . and (the Tesla) sees them before I do.” Driving into Detroit, FSD exited the expressway near Wayne State. “All of a sudden the Tesla pulls over to the curb. I'm like: ‘what is going on?’” said the 78-year old. “Turns out there was an emergency vehicle coming from behind. FSD saw that it was an emergency vehicle before I did. It has vision in every direction simultaneously. A human being cannot replicate that.” Full article: detroitnews.com/story/busine…

A throwback to Elon Musk walking through the engineering behind Falcon 9’s payload fairing Explaining the massive carbon-composite structure… large enough to fit a full-size city bus inside Early SpaceX energy hits different From factory-floor tours to making rocket reuse routine and launching at a cadence the rest of the industry can only dream of Insane how far SpaceX has come

How do I use grok build

It’s almost like deporting illegal migrants and securing your borders isn’t “far-right”. Who’d have thought it?

Bill Clinton in 1995. Sounding very "far right."

Psycho woman rips license plate off my Tesla in NYC. Please make her famous. I have additional face shot videos in the thread. I never thought this would happen to me. Caught on Tesla dashcam today (July 6) around 5:18pm in the Lower East Side. She walked straight up to my parked white Tesla at 171 E Broadway, tore the plate straight off, then casually walked away… and later strolled right back past the spot like nothing happened. Complete psychopath. @elonmusk @WholeMarsBlog @SawyerMerritt @libsoftiktok @CollinRugg @TaraBull @ray4tesla @Teslarati #Tesla #Teslacam #TeslaVandal #NYC #model3

I uploaded this picture to Already Met AI and it found this:

NEW: @FreeBeacon has the receipts on Ro Khanna’s obscene, oligarchic wealth: —his 2 kids (under 10yrs old) own 3 private golf courses in Ohio (not kidding) —his wife drives a $190,000 luxury Range Rover —his house has a 4-story indoor elevator And more:freebeacon.com/democrats/ro-…