Left-wing terrorist groups attack Tesla cars throughout the United States

During the last week, a large number of terrorist episodes against the car company Tesla have shaken the United States. Not only did these attacks occur within the country, but they also spread to Canada.

Elon Musk, the billionaire and founder of Tesla, expressed his "surprise" and concern about the increase in these violent acts against his company, which have included attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships.

In an exclusive interview with host Sean Hannity, Musk stated that he was "in shock" by the level of "real hatred and violence" coming from dangerous sectors of the left.

Musk mentioned that Democrats, traditionally associated with empathy, should not be involved in such violent attacks, like car burnings, Molotov cocktail throwing, and shootings at dealerships.

The most recent incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday at a Tesla service center in Las Vegas, where several vehicles were set on fire.

The FBI did not rule out that the attack was an act of terrorism, although they have not yet confirmed that it was politically motivated, despite Musk's ties to the Trump administration.

It was reported that five vehicles were damaged, two of which were completely burned. Authorities are investigating the attack, although they have not yet established a clear link to politics.

Musk also spoke about what he considers a "mental illness" behind the attacks, suggesting that the attacks make no sense and that there might be "greater forces" operating behind the incidents.

On his X account, Musk called these acts of violence "insane and deeply wrong" and emphasized that Tesla simply makes electric cars and doesn't deserve to be targeted by these attacks.

Musk suggested that the cause of these violent protests lies in the resistance of certain sectors to losing the fraudulent money they have been receiving, accusing some of wanting to "kill him" for stopping fraud and corruption within the government.

Attorney General Pam Bondi called the attacks "domestic terrorism" and noted that the Department of Justice had already filed charges against several of the perpetrators.

Some of these charges carry mandatory minimum sentences of five years. Bondi also indicated that ongoing investigations, including the incidents in Las Vegas and other attacks nationwide, will continue, and severe consequences will be imposed on those involved, including those operating behind the scenes to coordinate and finance these crimes.

Meanwhile, at a service station designed by Tesla to refuel its cars, a man identified as Daniel Clarke-Pounder set himself on fire with a Molotov cocktail, destroying several of the facilities. 

After previously throwing a total of four incendiary cocktails, Pounder dropped one on his position shouting "Fuck Trump" and "Long live Ukraine." However, the suspect was arrested, and the severity of his injuries is unknown. 

Pounder had previously been detained in 2023 for driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol and not having his insurance. Now, the leftist terrorist faces a maximum of 20 years in prison. 

Last week, a Tesla dealership was also attacked and set on fire with Molotov cocktails in the state of Colorado. In this episode, the cars were vandalized with the inscriptions "Nazi cars." 

Meanwhile, in the state of New York, a man who was outraged by the $80,000 value of the car, marked a "swastika" inscription on the Tesla car of a man of Jewish origin. 

These attacks have not been limited to territories within the United States, but they have spread to Canada, where the leftist terrorist group "Last Generation" attacked a company dealership. 

Unlike the other terrorist attacks carried out against Musk's company, this one was motivated by an "environmentalist cause." In this attack, not only were the company's facilities targeted, but employees were attacked with paint by the terrorists.