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@RepJamesComer Musk “A peaceful island experience is the opposite of what i'm looking for." 🤔 His emails show 3 years of island visit attempts (2012, 2013, 2014) Seems like Musk is a regular . 🚨👀 2012: "come when you want" → 2013: "when should we head to your island on the 2nd" → 2014: "8:30am-9:30am" confirmed flight slot) proves this was not casual👀🚨 3 years, escalating specificity from "are you coming?" to "when should we head to your island" to "8:30am-9:30am" scheduled flight slot. Yet still gets NASA/DoD contracts Has AI supercomputer deal with Pentagon @RepThomasMassie
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