Musk is a fraud, quit promoting his brilliance. He is connected to the CIA through IN-Q-TEL. He has a habit of slipping and acting like a low level stooge, not a sophisticated CEO. He told a journalist to "stop talking shit", and now calling some dude a pedo without explaining his angle. Musk is a sheeple god as was Steve Jobs.

I saw another one of them on TV today. I got the same vibe. After a while, you start to trust your gut and it usually proofs. I think these "divers" may have been the guys running the kids around the 6 mile network. Hard to say for sure. I think we might find out.

Interesting photo. I wonder where he learned that symbol.

I step away for a bit to get chow and lo and behold, our favorite shills wasted no time in flinging poo.

This sub used to have some integrity and required facts and details before accusing someone of being a pedophile. Those days are slipping away. Blaming people for being pedophiles with zero information makes us ALL look like assholes and destroys pizzagate's reputation.

I can remember when people would warn each other not to jump to conclusions without any evidence. Those days need to return.

REPOSTING MY SCENARIO: "The team received so much publicity that they are untouchable"

That's the goal for the pedos. I think this is a result of a plan gone wrong, and an attempt (successful) to turn it around. Unsworth already had approved access to the cave before the surprise flash flood. This would have messed up their theorized pre-planned tryst in the cave. The 12 (valuable) boys were assumed to be trapped in there (perhaps the "coach" had radio contact with him?) With missing boys, parents and police now became involved. The perfect cover and remedy is to become the hero, along with your other cave buddies. Kids recovered, original pedo tryst covered, great PR and a free 5-year Travel Visa- WIN-WIN! Now, why would a high profile billionaire with a high tech sub be squeezed out of the rescue attempt and he then goes on twitter and very publicly refers to the "hero" as a PEDO? DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.

How do we know _who these boys are?

It was known they were going to the cave when sudden thunderstorms hit and then didn't return to their families, so they searched for them.

Why were they not immediately reunited with their parents?

They all needed to be hospitalized and quarantined probably because they might have been breathing nasty stuff for 18 days in a cave.
https://www.reuters.com/video/2018/07/11/thai-boys-wave-to-world-from-hospital-sa?videoId=444239145&newsChannel=

Why were their parents not all over the airwaves demanding action to save them?

How can you ask that question if you paid attention to this story. Action was happening all the time. It was incredibly difficult and dangerous to find them.

They went cave exploring. Then a downpour happened and the cave flooded trapping them in the cave. It took over a week to locate them. They were up on a high ledge like 2 km from the entrance and most of those 2 KMs were underwater in total darkness and muddy water. A Thai Navy seal died after delivering oxygen tanks to them. When they finally had the plan ready to get the kids out, they could only get a few kids out PER DAY, because it took so long. Elon Musk only got involved because of the difficulty of what was being attempted.

Where were their shoes when in the cave? We saw lots of pics of the rescue team treating foot wounds on the boys.

They also got caught up in a flood.

They wouldn't have survived 48 hours without dying of hypothermia. In those conditions. 10 days? Bullshit.

How predictable, blowjob boy talking about black dicks. Can't get enough can you faggot? 🖕🏻

guy with -457 downvoats pontificating about credibility

lol have another -1, faggot

USA is bigger hub. So there is that..

Looking at the responses here, you’re clearly up against the Dunning–Kruger effect,...

Hanlon’s Razor also applies.

Elon Musk is way smarter and more accomplished than you, AWS. Once again, you are lying by omission and are ignoring the conflict between Space-X, Google and North Korea.

Don't ever open up a tea reading business.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general/1494014/thailand-promoted-again-in-us-trafficking-report

66% of SE Asia's trafficked humans are in Thailand.

That's the most illogical explanation of them all. Extreme risk and danger associated with such a task. Even for Thailand. If they were part of an organized sports team (like Little League) 1) they would have been from a higher social status and thus more cared for/looked after and 2) any sanctioned sports team has basic liability restrictions which would not allow an organized trip like that.

Let me ask you a question. Do you think Elon Musk's sub would have worked?

I hadn't paid close attention to this story, but watched some news videos yesterday.

The cave diver experts on site rejected this idea and got the kids out using their experience and expertise. The rescue was already underway by the time Musk showed up.

Musk had a team of SpaceX engineers working feverishly over the weekend to construct the device. Thai officials began the rescue operation before Musk's team had completed his work. But Musk decided to complete the device anyway and personally flew to Thailand to deliver it to the rescue site.

According to The Guardian, when Musk arrived with his device, Thai officials made it clear that it wasn't needed. "Although his technology is good and sophisticated, it’s not practical for this mission ," said Narongsak Osatanakorn, the head of the joint command center coordinating the rescue effort. At that point, Thai officials had already finished rescuing at least eight of the 12 boys and were already planning the third and final rescue mission.

Musk has been apparently pissed off since this comment was made on July 10th. So when Vern Unsworth made his comment 3 days later, this had been going on for a bit.

And it wasn't a sub was it? It was just a long narrow tube that would be pulled by the divers.

Here's a comment from Ars Technica

I am a certified cave diver (both NACD and NSSCDS) and when I was living in a part of the country where a lot of cave diving takes place I was on a recovery team (fortunately I was never involved in any actual recoveries). I would be very leery about trying to use that thing in a cave with restrictions (that's the technical term for "pinch points" ). I certainly wouldn't be on the cave side of it (as opposed to the entrance side - when I was acting as a guide I wouldn't even be on the non-entrence side of fat divers if the system had restrictions). It also looks like it would be very easy for the divers to get seriously injured trying to maneuver it. Especially if, as the media has reported, there are currents in the water - and in low-to-no visibility conditions as has also been reported. It would also be exhausting and dramatically increase the divers' breathing gas use. Without knowing more about the actual circumstances in a given rescue, I can see almost no advantages in trying to use that in a real cave over what the divers are doing now. Both are very, very dangerous but the tube adds the possibility of trapping or injuring divers as well as the rescued person (and everyone else further in the cave).

I don't know from this story but I wonder if any actual cave divers were involved in the development of this thing or if this is another example of the modern tech world not knowing what it doesn't know. Cave diving is not like open water diving and this is a circumstance where the "move fast and break things" approach is one I wouldn't want anything to do with. The people to listen to in this circumstance are not people in the tech community but the actual divers in the water there. There is a reason that so much specialty cave diving equipment is made in north-central Florida and not silicon valley.

I don't question the designers' motives, just how workable a solution this in this case.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/07/elon-musk-built-a-submarine-to-rescue-thailand-kids-heres-what-it-looks-like/

The criticism of the tube was that since it was 5 feet long and rigid, it couldn't maneuver around bends. Another interesting comment from Ars Technica. This seems practical, if it was watertight.

Another company designed what was effectively a body bag with an air supply. That would be much simpler to manoeuvre than this rigid cylinder. And simpler to move when empty as it could be folded.

It appears that the Tesla effort made have been always thought of as a backup plan.

Yep... listen to ES and AWS, now tag teaming. Ignoring evidence and squashing intuitive investigating.

Musk weighing in and going against the worldwide narrative indicates something very, very big is happening.