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Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now

Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now

In turn, Tesla and its chief executive officer have done all the right things as far as Beijing is concerned.
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E.E.Sampson 3 year ago
As more and more Europeans are refusing to buy anything made in China....Elon Musk's company will become a Chinese owned
company and he will be out in the cold...like so many others who thought they could trust those barbarians and their goal of
financial world domination. Just take a look at what the did in Italy, a country now being run completely by China, and it's people
living and running all the large corporation in that country. Watch your back Elon Musk. E.E. Sampson. (The following is not my
email address as I no longer own a computer.)
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