Posted on 05/11/2020 2:08:31 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
Employees were seen reporting to the Tesla facility in Fremont early Monday
Tesla filed a lawsuit against Alameda County on Saturday after the Fremont plant was shuttered amid the statewide lockdown on March 23
The suit claims county officials ignored Gov Gavin Newsom's allowances for '16 crucial infrastructure industries,' including transportation, to continue operating
Musk announced the legal action on Twitter, threatening to move the automaker's headquarters to another state Tesla said it implemented strict safety measures prior to reopening the plant Here’s how to help people impacted by Covid-19
Elon Musk appears to have reopened a Tesla plant in defiance of California's coronavirus lockdown restrictions two days after the automaker sued local authorities over the facility's closure.
Employees were seen reporting to the Tesla facility in Fremont before sunrise on Monday in footage from local media outlet KPIX.
Tesla filed a lawsuit against Alameda County on Saturday after the Fremont plant was shuttered amid the statewide lockdown on March 23.
The suit claims that county officials ignored Gov Gavin Newsom's allowances for '16 crucial infrastructure industries,' including transportation, to continue operating.
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Can you put a military base on an asteroid?
Well Elon has a method to deal with people, watch how he counters boring Joe Rogan.
Might work in your situation.
https://youtu.be/GxjnYpNpHWU
I’ve been out west a few times and was in Alaska last year.
I love the mountains.
Why not let the citizens take their actions? EOs as a pure political ploy are what the other side does - and we detest them for it...don’t wish for President Trump to wallow in their muck.
That made my day, totally unexpected!
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