I'm not an American so I'm looking from the outside in.
Those Americans who are trying to run Tesla into the ground, because they don't want change or trying to make money shorting, are doing their country a disservice.
China wants to replace America as the world's top economy and super power.
They have one resource in abundance that no other country has - human resources.
They've gotten smart and realised that they can't achieve their ambition with out educating their people and becoming a leader in technology.
Look at Huawei, if you think that is just one area they want to become #1 in think again.
One of their other targets is the EV market.
The thing that made America great was being the birth place of technological revolutions.
Aircraft, telephone, television, light bulbs, it's a long list. The space race left a legacy of innovators.
The one thing that will ruin American, that ruined "Great" Britain, is conservatism.
The complacency that comes with success and an arrogance of greatness earned by previous generations and squandered by the current one.
I don't like Trump but at least MAGA acknowledges things aren't as good as they once were.
You might not like Musk but he's put America back in the lead in 2 key technologies.
Explain to a non-American, like me, why would you want to see him fail when his failure would also be your country's?

I'm not an American so I'm looking from the outside in.
Those Americans who are trying to run Tesla into the ground, because they don't want change or trying to make money shorting, are doing their country a disservice.
China wants to replace America as the world's top economy and super power.
They have one resource in abundance that no other country has - human resources.
They've gotten smart and realised that they can't achieve their ambition with out educating their people and becoming a leader in technology.
Look at Huawei, if you think that is just one area they want to become #1 in think again.
One of their other targets is the EV market.
The thing that made America great was being the birth place of technological revolutions.
Aircraft, telephone, television, light bulbs, it's a long list. The space race left a legacy of innovators.
The one thing that will ruin American, that ruined "Great" Britain, is conservatism.
The complacency that comes with success and an arrogance of greatness earned by previous generations and squandered by the current one.
I don't like Trump but at least MAGA acknowledges things aren't as good as they once were.
You might not like Musk but he's put America back in the lead in 2 key technologies.
Explain to a non-American, like me, why would you want to see him fail when his failure would also be your country's?

I'm not an American so I'm looking from the outside in.
Those Americans who are trying to run Tesla into the ground, because they don't want change or trying to make money shorting, are doing their country a disservice.
China wants to replace America as the world's top economy and super power.
They have one resource in abundance that no other country has - human resources.
They've gotten smart and realised that they can't achieve their ambition with out educating their people and becoming a leader in technology.
Look at Huawei, if you think that is just one area they want to become #1 in think again.
One of their other targets is the EV market.
The thing that made America great was being the birth place of technological revolutions.
Aircraft, telephone, television, light bulbs, it's a long list. The space race left a legacy of innovators.
The one thing that will ruin American, that ruined "Great" Britain, is conservatism.
The complacency that comes with success and an arrogance of greatness earned by previous generations and squandered by the current one.
I don't like Trump but at least MAGA acknowledges things aren't as good as they once were.
You might not like Musk but he's put America back in the lead in 2 key technologies.
Explain to a non-American, like me, why would you want to see him fail when his failure would also be your country's?