Posted on 03/18/2025 8:02:00 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Billionaire Steve Jurvetson, 58, was an early investor in Tesla, served on its board until December 2020 and continues to sit on Musk’s SpaceX board. However, his ex-wife, California psychiatrist Karla Jurvetson, 58, doled out more than $500,000 to Indivisible Action, a political action group linked to a nonprofit directing the protests against Musk, according to public records.
Indivisible, a Washington-based advocacy group, is sponsoring “Musk or Us” demonstrations across the country this week. The group offers a “toolkit” on its website featuring graphics and anti-Tesla protest signs as well as information about how to conduct town halls.
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So, my question is: is there no way to criminally prosecute “big money donors” for financing criminal activity like this? What is the loophole that these folks enjoy. What makes it different from the person who hires a murderer or an arsonist or vandals? Is it merely the fact that they launder the money through other organizations deemed charities, NGOs, or political PACS. Just seems to me that we are not without remedy to close those loopholes. But, do we have the will?
It appears to me she funded protests directed at Tesla dealers herself so no loophole of money passing through 2nd and 3rd parties.
I imagine some sort of direct link between this woman and someone funded by her to go protest who then committed crimes would need to be made.
Need someone like James O’Keefe’s undercover investigators to find incriminating statements or documents.
We might have to settle for Gitmo since she is, presumably, a citizen. I’d take it as a win. :)
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