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Elon Musk Reveals Multiple Assassination Attempts, Says Time "To Build Flying Metal Suit Of Arm
• https://www.zerohedge.com, by Tyler DurdenThis comes after the failed assassination attempt on former President Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday evening.
"Please, please triple your protection. If they can come for Trump they will also come for you. Elon Musk," X user Ian Miles Cheong wrote in a post on the social media platform.
Musk responded to Cheong's post with, "Dangerous times ahead," adding, "Two people (separate occasions) have already tried to kill me in the past 8 months. They were arrested with guns about 20 mins drive from Tesla HQ in Texas."
"You've likely already done this, but still, please beef up your security even more. Your family and the world needs you," Tesla investor Sawyer Merritt told Musk on X.
Tesla Owners Silicon Valley said, "Can you please up your security Elon ?"
"The dangerous rhetoric from the left is spiraling out of control. It is time for us to condemn left-wing extremism and classify ANTIFA and other left-wing extremist groups as violent terrorist organizations much like ISIS," X user Adam Lowisz said.
"Now this is a moment for the adults in the room to recognize an opportunity. People are now getting shot because of the hateful rhetoric of the left, rhetoric which is leveled against all pro-life, pro-family, pro-God Americans," The Remnant's Michael J. Matt wrote on X.
Matt added, "The rhetoric of the left is so hateful and so dangerous that it must be said the enemy is encouraging just this sort of violence in our country. I don't care what you think of Trump, THIS is the takeaway."
No matter if it's Musk, who is pro-humanity, or Trump, who is pro-family and pro-country, the leftist corporate media's dangerous rhetoric against their political opponents is fueling violence and hate and assassination attempts.
Musk noted, "Maybe it's time to build that flying metal suit of armor," referring to the fictional exoskeleton worn by Tony Stark in the movie Iron Man.