A Message to Elon

“It was all a bluff!”

I have no idea how to reach Elon Musk, but if anyone else does and can forward this to him, I’d appreciate it. I imagine that there are others who’ve found themselves in the same position as I am:

Elon, I’m the owner and editor-in-chief of the Golden Age of Gaia, a blog that looks at our world from the ground level, galactic level, and divine level.

On Dec. 25, I had some free time and decided to look at capabilities of X that I hadn’t investigated yet. X is – or was – my primary source of news. I went into the “Chat Room” and talked with someone who was representing himself as you.

To make a very long story short, I ended up being defrauded by this character (Elon Reeve Musk, [email protected], 912-506-3829).

He called me at all hours of the night, emailed, iMessaged, Teamed, and What’s Apped me repeatedly every day. He tried to get into my Paypal, Apple and Gmail accounts.

He appears to have sold my information to Nigerian scammers who are trying to get money from me via Western Union.

But worst of all he stole my identity and opened up other X sites using my phone number.

In response to this identity theft, X closed my account.

Wait a minute. Am I not the victim here?

X offers me one email to explain why they should reopen my account. And I tell them I’ve had my identity stolen. It makes no difference to them. And there is no recourse to their decision.

Elon, I’d like my access to X restored please. If not, we lose much of the news-gathering ability and reach of one of the Global Military Alliance’s most enthusiastic supporters.

After NESARA and the ten days of darkness, the mainstream media, as you know, will disappear, thanks to your Starlink, and blogs like ours will fill that vacuum. I don’t intend to have succumbed to friendly fire.

I’m asking you please to:

Order my X account restored.
Mandate the creation of a security process that:
- recognizes and takes into consideration account hacks and identity theft, without blaming the victim, and
- is more friendly than one email to an anonymous address that won’t respond to emails.

Even my bank has a more friendly approach to identity theft and they stand to lose money.

I love your work. Together, we’re building a world that works for everyone, a world that aligns with the purpose of life (to know who we truly are). (1)

Even if some folks — why, miraculously, with the same name as you! — choose to count themselves out.