Elon Musk and the End of Mormonism

There's no future here

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I’m going to wait to do a post on how this moment fits into the sweep of Mormon history until I’d finish a review of the Mitt Romney biography, but it’s a horrible slog, like anything you’d get from guys at Israeli publications like Buzzfeed or The Atlantic. But for now let’s just keep up to speed.

Abramoff’s Law is it’s the Jews, the gays and the Mormons who run things in the GOP, pick any two. Musk is the Jews and the Mormons.

Ensign Peak Advisors, the LDS investment fund, is one of the largest Tesla shareholders, and Musk himself is personally managed by his harem wrangler Jared Birchall, a Mormon. I’ve been up Birchall’s ass in the last few days, I think he’s a little stunned by the direction things are taking, so he hasn’t responded yet:

I’ve also been reaching out to Musk’s father Errol, who has either just left Russia or is still there. Based on the interviews Errol has been giving he knows Elon fucked up:

It’s not surprising that a fake religion built on freemasonic principles would have as its face an oligarch whose drug of choice is a hypnotic, one which apparently the LDS Church doesn’t have a problem with, unlike, say, coffee.

But what’s coming is the litany of sex abuse lawsuits against the LDS Church, the dozens in California alone, and then the pile of Boy Scouts ones involving Mormon troops severed in the BSA bankruptcy. All of this is likely to bankrupt the Mormons, and that is the path they are likely to choose. This is going to be much bigger than a diocesan bankruptcy like the ones we’ve seen in the Catholic Church, since the LDS Church has tens of billions, maybe hundreds of billions in assets if you count the real estate.

The assets that are fairly liquid, like their equity in companies like Tesla, are going to need to be offloaded. The calculation of a religious organization, especially a false and cultish one like Mormonism, is that it’s better to go broke and enter bankruptcy than litigate these claims in the normal way.

The only reason one would become a Mormon is because of social advantage. Adhering to its ridiculous and sinister principles is one way of ensuring the conformity that allows it to function, but this is the sort of bargain someone with a difficult personality like myself could never accept. I think it’s stupid and people who believe it are stupid, too. The stupidest one is Glenn Beck, I think. But that advantage is going away in any event, so it’s time for Mormons to leave it, and the more publicly they make their breaks the better.

As of the last day or two, Swedish pension funds have blackballed Tesla as well. The company doesn’t have a future. Bilderberg started yesterday in Stockholm, with Peter Thiel attending, no doubt watched very closely by SAPO.

My message to Birchall about Patrick Casey pertains to Musk’s backing of far-right influencers on his platform. The deal Musk cut with Likud is the far-right guys who were willing to kosherize themselves, promote Bibi and Stephen Miller, would be rewarded with huge followings, whereas patriots such as myself are obviously shadowbanned, as many friends have pointed out. They know what they did.

Casey had just walked by where Charles and I were having coffee some months ago, when he was served with the Hal Lambert suit, and it’s possible he was acting as a spotter for the process server. At any rate, he is certainly one of Musk’s blessed influencers. This will all be used as part of the case to European regulators for why Musk is a huge problem and has to be reined in every which way.