What Magic Show and Lies Will be Sold to the Public in Tesla’s Shareholder Meeting this Week?
Tesla is holding their delayed annual shareholders' meeting this week, and the big topic going into the event Thursday is Musk's $1 trillion compensation package that the board of directors will vote on, which a court in Maine has already ruled against stating it violates SEC rules, based on a shareholder plaintiff who filed the lawsuit. Musk has stated that he will not build an Optimus robot army if he does not get his pay package approved. But why would anyone at this point believe he can build these Tesla robots, when he has been promising them since 2021? Earlier this year, in March, he assured shareholders that Tesla will have sold 5,000 robots (same amount as a Roman "legion") by the end of 2025. We are now in November, and Tesla has yet to sell even one single robot. I compiled a short video documenting the history of Musk's lies and promises regarding these Tesla robots, which is what he is basing the value on for his company Tesla, as they continue to lose market share in the EV automobile sector, mainly to China who builds similar vehicles better and less expensively. It is estimated that Tesla has already spent more than $10 billion developing these robots since 2021, and Musk said earlier this year that it will take another $500 BILLION to train them. And all of that for a robot that does not even exist yet, and probably never will.





















