The Tesla Takedown: Who’s Really Behind It?

A supposed grassroots movement called Tesla Takedown has staged hundreds of protests across the U.S. But what if it’s not grassroots at all?
In this investigative report, I reveal how Wikipedia editors with potential ties to the TSLAQ short-seller movement have shaped public perception of Elon Musk, Tesla, and the Tesla Takedown protests—all while violating Wikipedia’s own neutrality rules.

Through coordinated editing campaigns, accounts like QRep2020 and Stonkaments have targeted Musk-related articles, creating a digital narrative war aimed at one goal: tanking Tesla’s stock price.

🔍 Backed by reporting from Pirate Wires, this exposé uncovers:

Wikipedia's vulnerability to manipulation

How TSLA short sellers may be weaponizing “information warfare”

The role of editors like QRep2020 and Jumplike23 in amplifying anti-Tesla content

The financial and ideological networks behind Tesla Takedown

Why Wikipedia neutrality is a myth when ideology and money are involved

This isn't just about Elon Musk or Tesla — it's about how online information platforms can be exploited to manipulate public perception, financial markets, and media narratives.

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Full Article on Pirate Wires:https://www.piratewires.com/p/tesla-takedown-tied-to-shortsellers?f=author

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