Coordinated attacks are being launched on Tesla cars and dealerships and are now being defined as acts of terrorism by the Trump administration.

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The coordinated attacks being launched on Tesla are now being defined as terrorism.

Now, this began with organized protests at Tesla dealerships. They looked grassroots.

Allegedly they were not funded and even paid for and even organized, allegedly, by a handful of

far-left organizations now being called out. These expanded into dozens of locations across the

United States, even individual attacks and harassment

of Tesla drivers, and they also began escalating into threats of violence, people getting threatened,

arson, people launching, you know, Molotov cocktails, firebombing, Tesla dealerships, and also

a lot of other actions targeting Tesla because this is a

form of retaliation against Elon Musk for, again, working with the Trump administration.

They're trying to destroy his business as a form of retribution.

Now, Elon Musk went public, and Elon Musk, he alleged the attacks

were being coordinated. These are not random grasswords things, not just a crazy random person

here and they're doing it. He said a group of far-left organizations and major left-wing donors and

figures are actually behind this.

And now, interestingly, the Trump administration is saying the attacks represent a form of domestic

terrorism, which could actually see criminal charges.

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