Someone needs to explain to me how the justice department has not arrested musk for espionage?

[onecaliberal]

This is a serious question.

[jcgoldie]

1. the twitter debacle

Looked like the moron flushed $44 billion... now beginning to appear much more nefarious... he didnt want to make money he wanted to control information.

[dutch777]

2. Might be different story on November 6th. I like the lied on his naturalization application angle.. DOJ...u listening?

[Claustrum]

3. Another example of there is a two tier system for rich people in the US.

He can work with Russia, North Korea and China to hurt our ally in Taiwan and somehow he is still holding multiple government contract that includes using the starlink satellite system that he can singlehandedly turn off.

[gab13by13]

6. He is working with Putin to get TSF elected.

[Dem4life1234]

4. I feel like his karma is coming

These types usually get their just desserts.

[gab13by13]

5. Someone needs to tell me why

Garland’s DOJ hasn’t investigated Leon?

I used to believe Garland was afraid of TSF, now I believe he is complicit.

Leon Musk with top security clearance and regularly speaks with Putin doesn’t get a visit from the FBI.

Leon bought Twitter because Putin told him to to get TSF elected.

[onecaliberal]

7. He's one of them.

[onenote]

8. Also a serious question: what did he do that constituted espionage?

[TwilightZone]

10. We just know it.

Doesn't require evidence. We just know it and he should be arrested.

I'm being facetious, but the OP apparently is not.

[TwilightZone]

9. Because they have yet to conclude any investigation that might be ongoing?

Because they have yet to acquire enough evidence that he has committed espionage?

If you have proof that he has committed espionage, you should contact the DOJ.

The appearance of impropriety is not proof of impropriety, and life isn't Law and Order. Just because the DOJ doesn't keep you personally in the loop doesn't mean that he isn't being investigated.

[maxrandb]

13. No, but the "appearance of impropriety" is damn sure enough

to lose a job, position, government contract and security clearance.

That should be the first step toward getting this South African Nazi about 1,000 miles from ANYTHING associated with national security.

[tavernier]

11. He's working on it.

He has concepts of a plan.

[moondust]

12. And nationalize Starlink

as a national security risk?