Musk-hacked Federal buildings mapped

"Elon Musk’s insurrection is the worst attack on our government since the Civil War. What’s being done by unelected rogue operators in D.C. is an assault on democracy more dangerous than January 6.

In Elon Musk’s first two weeks in government, his lieutenants gained access to closely held financial and data systems, casting aside career officials who warned that they were defying protocols. They moved swiftly to shutter specific programs—and even an entire agency that had come into Musk’s cross hairs. They bombarded federal employees with messages suggesting they were lazy and encouraging them to leave their jobs. Empowered by President Trump, Musk is waging a largely unchecked war against the federal bureaucracy—one that has already had far-reaching consequences." - Seth Abramson

See which Federal buildings and agencies Musk has hacked with this interactive, 3D map. Thanks to The Revolving Door Project for much of the underlying research.

Revolving Door Project

"As members of Congress try to obtain an official list of personnel working for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the media has been keeping tabs on Musk and his team as they sweep through the federal government. Along with our list of individuals reportedly affiliated with DOGE, the Revolving Door Project has compiled a list of the agencies reportedly visited by DOGE in the first weeks of the Trump administration."

It will be updating this list as more reporting comes out. If any of these reports are unreliable, or you spot additional information, please email them at revolvingdoorproject@protonmail.com. 

Musk donated $250 million to get Trump elected. Trump is now destroying the Federal Agencies investigating Musk's businesses - Tesla, SpaceX, Starlink and Twitter. That's called Pay to Play.

Follow the money to see how President Musk has rigged the system with this map. Click on any icon to see how Musk gets richer and you get scr*wed.

Musk playbook explained

• Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022 with the hopes of turning it into “the everything app” that will let users zap money to each other and where they could eventually conduct their “entire financial world.”
• Days after Musk attended Trump’s inauguration this year, Twitter, now known as X, made its first major step towards building a financial ecosystem. X CEO Linda Yaccarino announced the launch of a digital wallet and peer-to-peer payments platform in partnership with Visa, to be launched later this year.
• Now, Musk is at the forefront of the effort to gut the primary federal financial regulator overseeing the payments business: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. “RIP CFPB,” Musk posted on X last week, with a tombstone emoji.
• Hours later, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which is led by Musk, deleted the CFPB’s X account and was granted access to the consumer watchdog’s systems, a person familiar with the matter told CNN.
• Since then, the CFPB’s acting director has instructed employees to “stand down” from all work – including fighting financial abuse. -
• All of this is alarming consumer advocates and ethics experts, who say there is a glaring conflict of interest between the world’s richest person simultaneously presiding over the shutdown of the CFPB while also owning businesses that would benefit from weakened financial regulation. - CNN

Fire Elon Musk

Who’s really running the White House — President Trump, or unelected billionaire Elon Musk? Elon Musk is attempting to run our government like one of his companies, and it’s hurting the American people. Even more concerning is that President Donald Trump is allowing it to happen. It’s time to say enough and FIRE Elon Musk from any role within our government.

TakeAway: Call your Senator: Stop this hostile takeover!

Deepak
DemLabs

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