Elon Musk says he already pays about **45 PERCENT** in taxes on his stock options.
Then when he dies, another roughly 45 PERCENT estate tax.
“So at the end of the day I probably I’ll have a quarter of whatever I have.”
INTERVIEWER: “Should you be paying more tax to fund more transfer programs?”
ELON: “Well, first of all, I do pay a lot of tax. In fact I set a record for the most amount of taxes ever paid by a human.”
INTERVIEWER: “That’s also cuz you’re the world’s richest man.”
ELON: “Well, even before that. So, my guess is that I will pay many trillions in tax. And I’m fine with that.”
“For my stock options, I pay 40% income tax on a national basis and then because I spend about 30% of my time in California, thereabouts, I pay another sort of a roughly a third of the California state taxes, which is around 15%. So I pay about 45% in taxes just so people know this. Roughly half.
“Then when I die, there’ll be another sort of 45%, roughly half, that will be taxed. So at the end of the day I probably I’ll have a quarter of whatever I have.”
Work your whole life, get taxed.
Die, get taxed.
And they’re still looking for ways to collect more of your money. Happy Labor Day.
Bruh, who tf is Palm Beach Pete?
Guy that sorta looks like Epstein who larps like he actually is Epstein in disguise?
What if it’s just the cover story FOR the cover story? Don’t fall for it… hypothetically speaking ofc what do I know 🤐
Is it time we admit the Amish were right?
Maybe the Amish were right about more than we want to admit.
Not about every little rule, and not because technology itself is evil. But look at what modern society has become. We have more convenience, entertainment, information, and material comfort than any generation before us, yet people seem more anxious, isolated, distracted, indebted, medicated, and spiritually empty than ever.
We were told that throwing off old traditions would make us free. Instead, a lot of people became slaves to screens, pornography, consumerism, social media approval, debt, casual sex, and endless distraction. Family life has weakened. Marriage is treated as disposable. Children are raised by institutions and algorithms while parents are exhausted chasing careers and bills. Sunday became another shopping day. Community became a group chat. Neighbors became strangers.
Meanwhile the Amish looked at "progress" and asked a question most of us forgot to ask: does this actually make the family, the community, and the soul stronger?
There is something deeply sane about building your life around faith, marriage, children, productive work, local community, modesty, self-reliance, and limits. Not every new invention deserves a place in your home simply because it exists.
Maybe progress should not mean doing whatever we are technologically capable of doing. Maybe it should mean becoming better Christians, better husbands and wives, better parents, better neighbors, and more disciplined human beings.
Looking around at the culture we created, it is getting harder not to wonder whether the people we laughed at for being "backward" understood something we didn't.
You’ve been lied to about Lindsay Clancy, she wasn’t some struggling mom, she was very privileged
“The 8 month old baby was born. The 3 and 5 year old were in daycare full-time. Patrick took a 12 week paternity leave, and they hired a nanny to help with the newborn baby. After the 12 week leave was over, Patrick could see that Lindsay needed more help and support, so he decided to move his office into home and started working from home.
So they decided they didn't need the nanny anymore because Patrick was gonna stay home, and you guys are saying that this woman had no support? That is false.
A key factor that you guys are missing of this whole entire thing, and you're letting this woman play on your emotions, she was a labor and delivery nurse herself. She was in this career path. Lindsay knew, she knew, if I tell my doctors that I am hearing voices and having thoughts of harming my children, they're going to be taken away from me. She knew that. She is smart, she's calculated, and this was premeditated.
Any woman going through actual psychosis, especially with the career path she was in, being very educated on this, she would have gone to her doctors and said, "I need them away from me because I think I'm gonna kill them." She didn't do that.
Why? Because she wanted the opportunity to kill her three kids. She Googled how to kill. She Googled how long it would take Patrick to go from the house to the restaurant. She murdered one child. Patrick called. She missed the call. She called back after killing one child and said, "We're good here. Everything's fine. We're fine."’
She also gives an excellent medicine breakdown on how there is no way she was actually in the state of mind she claims to be
“You guys are letting a very smart and calculated woman manipulate you and play on your emotions, and it's working, and a jury really might let her walk because… it's scary”
And now we have a mistrial….
The only correction here is the children were in preschool not daycare but either way they were not in the home and being attended to at preschool 3 and a half days a week. The callback after the first murder is speculation but she 100% did call Patrick back after he called her. Showing she was definitely not in some psychosis
Lindsay Clancy was very privileged. Her husband is estimated to make between $258,000-$482,000 per year based on his job and Glassdoor salaries
🚨 A FEDERAL JUDGE in Texas just ruled that BlackRock,
Vanguard, &
State Street
CAN BE SUED
for forming an INVESTMENT CARTEL
to CONTROL U.S. ENERGY MARKETS.
The lawsuit says they bought coal companies
just to shut them down,
forced green energy mandates,
jacked up prices, &
pushed ESG policies no one voted for.
And it goes deeper:
They own Tyler Tech
(behind corrupt reassessments).
Major shareholders in Amazon & Costco
(huge tax breaks while ours went up).
Indirectly own Delmarva Power through Exelon (skyrocketing bills).
Own NVR/Ryan Homes
(buying farmland, pushing unaffordable developments).
Heavy stake in Chesapeake Utilities & Artesian Water (monopolies).
It’s a TRIANGLE PROFIT SCHEME:
LAND, UTILITIES, POLITICS
— all controlled by the same few players.
What they once called a CONSPIRACY is now backed by a FEDERAL RULING.
THEY THREATENED TO THROW HER IN A MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR SIX MONTHS and force psychiatric “treatment” — just for doing her job and asking questions! 👀😱
Former U.S. Air Force Bio-Environmental Engineer Kristen Meghan caught the military shipping massive quantities of aluminum, barium & strontium to be mixed into jet fuel.
She reported it → they tried to label her insane and lock her away to silence her.
This is straight-up criminal intimidation to hide what looks like large-scale atmospheric spraying.
I’m beyond outraged.
Watch her full whistleblower testimony NOW 🔥 What the hell are they spraying over our heads — and why destroy lives to keep it secret? 😡
🚨URGENT BREAKING: Davos elites caught on hidden camera admitting chemtrails / sulfur dioxide spraying, military‑origin weather modification, and rebranding it to keep the public calm, while laughing. They joke about governments weaponizing weather. BlackRock is named. DARPA is named.
They poisoned the conversation for years by calling us crazy.
Now they admit it on tape and smirk.
This isn’t “climate policy” it’s atmospheric control without consent.
They think we’re stupid. Prove them wrong.
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🚨💥Robert Kennedy Jr.:
“La guerra en Ucrania es un plan de blanqueo de dinero para Blackrøck”.
¿Quieres saber donde va todo el dinero que dicen destinar a la guerra en Ucrania?
"Con la excusa del conflicto Ucrania ha vendido el 30% de sus tierras. Pero, ¿quién compró las tierras fértiles?... Dupont, Gargill y Monsanto. Y adivina a quién pertenecen esas empresas... a Blackrøck."
ESCUCHE A Kennedy decir VERDADES 👇🔥
🚨🚨SHOCKING STATEMENTS from Dr. Daniel Nagase, Canadian biologist and cell physiologist 🇨🇦:
"The human genome has been contaminated with a gene that has never existed in the history of humanity"
"Reverse transcriptase doesn't just cause cancer."
"There is DNA that is not transcribed into proteins until the next generation."
«As far as is known, this has never been done in all of human history, that a toxic gene (spike) has been introduced into the human species' genome and is capable of remaining hidden...»
"There is DNA in the 'vaccine' that will not be transcribed into proteins until the next generation... 1.25 billion women capable of giving birth are now carriers of mutations in the cellular line of their ovaries and will give birth to children with something never before seen in the human species."
"This is the magnitude of the evil we are facing"...
LISTEN😳
Atheist MOCKS Born-Again Christian About Her Faith, But Her Response Left The Crowd Cheering
Richard Dawkins: I understand that a personal story can be moving, but calling yourself a Christian means accepting certain beliefs.
When you sit in church listening to a vicar, don't you ever think that some of what he's saying is illogical?
Do you really believe Jesus was the Son of God, that he rose from the dead, and that he was born of a virgin? Those aren't minor details. They're fundamental to Christianity.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: You and I have been friends for a long time, and you've been a mentor to me. But you've approached this from the position that there is nothing there.
My own experiences led me to accept that there is a higher power the God who transformed my life.
When I listen to the vicar now, his words don't sound nonsensical to me. They make profound sense. There's ancient wisdom in them.
I used to mock faith and Christianity too. But after what I've experienced, I don't anymore.
I've reached a place of humility and realised that people with enduring faith possess something valuable.
Someone once told me: when all hope seems lost, pray. There's tremendous wisdom in that. I don't see these teachings as foolish anymore. I see them as remarkably wise.
Richard Dawkins: But Christianity has its own serious problems.
Take the doctrine of original sin the idea that we're all born carrying the sin of Adam, and that Jesus had to be punished and crucified to save humanity from its sins.
I find that theology not only nonsensical, but morally objectionable.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: I see Christianity differently. At its core, it's about love.
As a new Christian, especially compared with my upbringing in Islam, what stands out to me is the message of redemption, renewal and rebirth.
The death and resurrection of Jesus represent that transformation the possibility of becoming new.
These conversations rarely go well for pastors... but we never apologize for the word of God.
Here is a "watch out" for godly women on the Lindsay Clancy case that has captivated the nation 👇