- Far-left activists, allegedly funded by George Soros and organizations like Indivisible, are escalating violent attacks on Tesla, including vandalism, arson and targeted violence, described as a campaign of domestic terrorism.
- Indivisible, a Soros-backed non-profit, is accused of organizing "Tesla takedown" protests, with ties to other far-left groups like the Democratic Socialists of America, amid a wave of attacks on Tesla facilities.
- Several suspects arrested for Tesla-related vandalism identify as transgender or nonbinary, including individuals like Justin Thomas Nelson (Lucy Grace Nelson) and Erin L. White, who have been linked to violent acts and far-left ideologies.
- U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has labeled these attacks as domestic terrorism, with ongoing FBI and DOJ investigations aiming to hold perpetrators and their funders accountable.
- At the heart of this nationwide campaign is Indivisible, a Soros-funded non-profit that has received nearly $8 million from the billionaire’s foundation. According to anti-DEI crusader Robby Starbuck, Indivisible is orchestrating a series of “Tesla takedown” events across the country. “Over the next few days, you're going to see an organized progressive protest effort at Tesla stores put together by a group called Indivisible,” Starbuck explained. “They're calling these ‘Tesla takedown’ events, and they're doing it in the midst of a domestic terror spree targeting Tesla and Tesla owners.”
The timing of these protests is no coincidence. They come amid a wave of violent attacks on Tesla facilities, including showrooms, service centers and Supercharger networks. These incidents, which the FBI is actively investigating, have been linked to far-left groups that share Indivisible’s radical agenda. Elon Musk himself has pointed to the involvement of ActBlue-funded organizations, including Troublemakers, Disruption Project, Rise & Resist and the Democratic Socialists of America, in fueling these protests.
Starbuck minced no words in condemning the role of Soros and Indivisible in this chaos. “How can this not be seen as encouraging more violence and terrorism? I personally think that any violence occurring near locations they've chosen should result in Soros, his foundation, Indivisible, and their founders being held criminally accountable as co-conspirators.”
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