Elon Musk Is Not as Evil or as Powerful as People Think He Is (Or as He Thinks He Is)

Elon Musk is always sold to us as one of the most powerful and influential figures in the world, but is he truly as powerful or as evil as some believe? While he is frequently cited as the richest man in the world, wealth does not necessarily equate to power. 

In fact, the truly richest and most powerful individuals in the world are likely unknown to the public. These people may have ties to entities like the Rothschilds or other old-money dynasties, they certainly aren’t European logic suggests.

Consider someone like Steve Bannon, a guy who built his career on promoting Christian nationalism while often targeting people of color. Recently, however, he has shifted his energy to advocating for the rights of Black workers in America. This sudden change of heart seems less about genuine concern and more about advancing his anti-mass immigration agenda, which puts him at odds with figures like Elon Musk. Bannon’s motives are dubious, but the point remains: can you imagine anyone going on mainstream media (MSM) and openly criticizing the Rothschilds, the Astors, or even someone like El Chapo? It’s unthinkable.

If someone were to attempt such a thing, the CEO of the corporation would be the first to face consequences, followed by everyone associated with the show. Eventually, the media outlet itself would be shut down, and no one involved would ever find work in the Western world again. That’s real power—the kind of power that can make people disappear without a trace, the kind of power that ensures no cop would dare investigate, and if one did, their family would suffer the consequences.

This is the level of power that Elon Musk, despite his billions, has not achieved—and likely never will. His wealth is new money, built on the foundation of old money, such as his father’s exploitation of Black workers in Africa during the apartheid era. This history creates a rocky foundation for forming alliances. While people might dedicate entire conspiracy theories or academic courses to the Rothschilds or other old-money families, it’s nearly impossible to point to a single event directly attributable to them. 

In contrast, Musk’s actions often mirror the outdated and globally criticized apartheid-era mentality, making his alliances superficial and fragile. His allies are likely fair-weather friends, bought and bullied into loyalty, with no real foundation to withstand scrutiny.

Look at YouTube, for example. The platform is flooded with videos criticizing Musk, from people cursing his mother for giving birth to him to making outlandish claims about his character. 

Either Musk enjoys this attention, or he lacks the power to censor it. 

With all his wealth, one might expect him to buy YouTube to control the plot, as he did with Twitter. But he hasn’t—perhaps due to fluctuations in his wealth or his growing global unpopularity.

Musk’s recent behavior, such as his controversial remarks in Germany, further proves his need for attention. 

He seems intoxicated by his status as a non-Western immigrant who has found sanctuary and citizenship in the US and EU. 

Like many white illegal immigrants/ refugee turned citizens via institutional racism in the western immigration protocol, a privilege accorded NOT / unknown to most black south Africans before him, he appears desperate to outdo the established elites, 

whether it’s trying to out Pope the pope in Vatican city or trying to be blue blood royal whiter than the King of England or distancing himself from his mongrel heritage, much like historical figures such as Emil Maurice, Hitler, Stella Goldschlag, Ans van Dijk, Betje Wery, Abraham Gancwajch, Himmler, or Mengele, these individuals were similarly weak and deluded by their own propaganda, and Musk seems to be following in their footsteps.There's nothing new under the sun

In conclusion, Elon Musk is not the all-powerful figure many believe him to be. His wealth, while vast, is new and lacks the deep-rooted influence of old-money dynasties. His alliances are shaky, his public image is increasingly unpopular, and his attempts to assert power often come across as desperate and attention-seeking. 

Real power lies in the shadows, with those who can silence dissent and control reality without ever being seen. 

Musk, for all his billions is seen,

 big deal to us common people, a chess piece to owners of our reality, he has yet to achieve that level of control.