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The Vancouver International Auto Show has prohibited Tesla from this year’s event on security problems following several attacks on concessionaires across the United States, according to several Canadian media reports. Tesla dealers and charging stations were slaughtered with firearms and cars were burnt down, apparently a response to the CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, and its continuous destruction of the American federal government.
The show takes place from March 19 to 23 and Eric Nicholl, the Executive Director, said that Tesla from the event is a security issue.
“The main concern of Vancouver Auto Show is the safety of participants, exhibitors and staff,” said Nicholl, according to Canada Global News. “This decision will guarantee that all participants can focus solely on the enjoyment of the many positive elements of the event.”
Tesla would have been able to deliberately withdraw from the Canadian Auto show, but refused, according to Cnnencouraging organizers to push the automotive business. Musk has already written on X that Canada is “not a real country”, a tweet it later deleted.
The most recent attacks against Tesla locations include “suspicious“Cybertruck fires in Kansas City on Monday and vehicles burnt down in a Tesla repair installation in Las Vegas on Tuesday.targeted attack“By the Las Vegas police. There have also been peaceful demonstrations organized under the name Tesla Takedown.
The organizers of the Vancouver Vancouver Salon have not mentioned the threats of President Donald Trump to invade Canada in recent months, but that has undoubtedly been part of the reason why Tesla was also started. Trump has considerably upset the geopolitical alliances of the world, threatening traditional allies like Canada with an invasion and reconciling authoritarian regimes like Vladimir Putin in Russia.
Trump said he wanted to make Canada the 51st state, which many traditional commentators supposed was a joke shortly after the 2024 elections. But he has become clear that Trump is not kidding, because he also constitutes threats to Panama and Greenland, which is a territory of Denmark.
The attacks on Tesla dealers have encouraged Musk to complain that people are pursuing him for no reason, a particularly strange affirmation, because programs like USAID should literally kill millions of people worldwide in just the first year, according to estimates by New York Times.
Musk has contributed to illegally Destroy the USAID But the billionaire Oligarch appeared on Fox News on Tuesday and said that people wanted to kill him despite the fact that he never “did nothing terrible”.
“I have only done productive things,” said Musk on the show with Sean Hannity. “So I think we just have a disturbed, there is a kind of mental illness that happens here because it makes no sense.”
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The Attorney General Pam Bondi called on attacks against Tesla’s inner terrorism and says they will be prosecuted as such.
“The swarm of violent attacks on Tesla property is nothing less than domestic terrorism,” Bondi said in a statement on Tuesday. “The Ministry of Justice has already accused several authors of this spirit, notably in cases which involve accusations of minimum mandatory sentences over five years. We will pursue surveys that impose serious consequences on the persons involved in these attacks, including those operating behind the scenes to coordinate and finance these crimes. ”
Fox News has also entered the upper speed in the defense of Musk and Tesla from a certain number of different angles, in particular by invoking the number of people used by Tesla. Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota and former candidate for the vice-president in 2024, caused a lot of anger on the right this week when a video of him speaking of Tesla became viral. And Fox says that Walz does not take into account the number of jobs that Tesla creates, something that is apparently supposed to excuse the coup d’etat that took place by Musk and her friends Doge.
Tesla did not respond to an email on Wednesday about the car show. Gizmodo will update this message if we hear.
