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kazu <[email protected]> Tue, 19 Nov 2024 05:35:43 +0000
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πππ»πΊπΉπ»ππ·πΊπ Jen πππ»πΊπΉπ»ππ·πΊπ Dershmender ππ»πΊπΉπ»ππ·πΊπΆη¬πππ»πΊπΉπ»ππ·πΊπ wrote: > MY BAD. It was emeralds! > > Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, never owned an emerald mine, but he did import emeralds into South Africa and have them cut in Johannesburg: > Owned rights to mine output: In 1986, Errol acquired rights to the output of three Zambian emerald mines. > Exchanged a plane for emeralds: Errol told Walter Isaacson that he exchanged a plane for emeralds. > Visited a mine with Elon: Errol has described a four-day visit to a mine in the Lake Tanganyika region when Elon was a teenager. They picked up emeralds and flew them back to South Africa. > Elon has repeatedly denied that his father owned an emerald mine: > In a 2014 interview with Forbes, Elon said that his father "had a share in an emerald mine in Zambia". > In tweets in December 2019, Elon said that his father "didn't own an emerald mine". > Elon has tweeted that he will offer one million dogecoin to anyone who can prove the existence of the mine. > The controversy over the emerald mines is partly due to perceived parallels with the history of rich white men exploiting Africa's mineral resources. > so you want to attribute all his success to a non-commercially successful business affair on his father's side? that is your agenda and belief, it is a prison you want to live in. it is totally anti-american anti-capitalism bullshite. > Keep trying to disconnect it. > and you keep trying to connect it, a lie is a lie and you want to live in it, take it to your fucking grave.