“Renewable” energy kingpin Elon Musk practically takes credit for the Bolivian lithium coup
just months after planning a meeting with Bolsonaro ahead of a Tesla factory in lithium rich Brazil
“Renewable” energy kingpin Elon Musk practically takes credit for the Bolivian lithium coup just months after planning a meeting with Bolsonaro ahead of a Tesla factory in lithium rich Brazil t.co/PcizH4pLfQ t.co/7kTrA7fPsV pic.twitter.com/zaVqte1KHW
— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) July 25, 2020
yea so Elon Musk just responded back to my tweet acknowledging his participation in overthrowing a democratically elected leader for the countries resources! Fuck this guy! pic.twitter.com/rBbcqaMRKE
— Armani (@historyofarmani) July 25, 2020
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has stirred up a Twitter storm after seemingly suggesting that he has no objections to carrying out regime change operations for his company’s benefit. But some argued Musk was clearly joking.
The provocative comments were made after the billionaire businessman suggested that another government stimulus bill to help boost America’s faltering economy would “not be in the best interests of the people.”One unpersuaded commentator fired back: “You know what wasn’t in the best interest of people? The US government organizing a coup against Evo Morales in Bolivia so you could obtain the lithium there.”
Musk, apparently unphased by the accusation, responded: “We will coup whoever we want! Deal with it.” In a follow-up tweet, he claimed that Tesla gets its lithium from Australia.
The post triggered Twitter pandemonium. Journalist Max Blumenthal claimed that Musk’s unapologetic tweet “practically takes credit for the Bolivian lithium coup.”
www.rt.com/news/495820-musk-coup-bolivia-lithium-tesla/
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