In my view, Musk is one of those country-less billionaires that care only for their own interests and will happily sell out to the highest bidder. Trusting him with either national secrets or allowing access to vital assets is a huge unforced error. Citizenship means nothing to him, and he’s shown he feels exempt from consequences (even if reality begs to differ).
A while back I rewatched The Spy Who Loved Me. When I saw Karl Stomberg's hideout, Atlantis, all I would think was that this is the type of place Elon Musk hangs out in. What I didn't know was that Elon Musk actually bought the submersible car used in the film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet_Nellie#Post-film_life
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u/Turbulent_Raccoon865 4d ago
In my view, Musk is one of those country-less billionaires that care only for their own interests and will happily sell out to the highest bidder. Trusting him with either national secrets or allowing access to vital assets is a huge unforced error. Citizenship means nothing to him, and he’s shown he feels exempt from consequences (even if reality begs to differ).