Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” technology represents one of the most brazen frauds in automotive history. Since 2016, this dangerous deception has extracted billions from customers while delivering nothing but broken promises and crashed vehicles. Former Tesla engineers have testified to the deliberate nature of this fraud, yet the tragedy continues to rise.

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The latest example is so tragically predictable as to be tired: a Cybertruck owner has complained Tesla’s most advanced FSD system – version 13.2.4, the very one Musk just promised everyone could achieve “zero crashes” in 2025 – drove itself over a curb and straight into a pole in Nevada.

Consider the irony in watching vehicles built on techno-fascist promises of supremacy being defeated by simple street infrastructure.

Dare I say it’s poetic how the Nazi Swasticar keeps getting destroyed by the… Poles? What would Rejewski say? I mean Tesla engineers maybe are interpreting history correctly when their Swasticar AI commits suicide?

The evidence of systemic failure is overwhelming. While other autonomous vehicle companies have proactively recalled their systems to address similar collision risks, Tesla stands alone in its refusal to acknowledge fundamental flaws despite the tragedies they cause.

Their bogus “efficient” camera-only design, built with cheap consumer-grade parts of low resolution, represents more than just obvious technical shortcomings – it embodies the reckless disregard for safety. Each new crash into poles and trees isn’t an isolated incident, but rather confirmation of fraud in design philosophy. Their 2025 promise of “zero crashes” stands as yet another outrageously hollow escalation in a long history of shameless deception.

The pattern is painfully clear: whenever Tesla’s autonomous systems fail, Musk simply redefines success. He’s perfected a cycle of extracting public funds while delivering nothing but excuses, pushing deadlines that were already broken promises from 2017.

This same fraudulent playbook extends beyond Tesla’s roads into Musk’s space ventures. While dozens of government space programs have successfully and repeatedly already reached Mars through methodical, proven engineering, Musk promised to outperform them all by 2022 using billions in taxpayer money. Yet here we are in 2025, watching his rockets struggle to even leave Earth’s atmosphere.

The contrast is stark: NASA’s proven track record of safety and achievement versus Musk’s trail of broken promises and public endangerment. Yet somehow he continues selling the next fantasy – right up until his technology drives another customer into a pole

South Africans know this type all too well. In 1994, as democracy arrived, the AWB (Nazi) party boasted they would violently seize control of government in the name of “efficiency” – a chilling parallel to today’s DOGE crypto-fascist promises. Their end came swiftly: after years of terrorizing Black neighborhoods with drive-by shootings targeting women and children, AWB militants made one final attempt at violent control. A single police officer ended the reign of terror, leaving their bodies in the dirt as a stark reminder that claims of supremacy ultimately collapse when confronted with reality.

There is no bigger fraud than the 1980s AWB-inspired visions of Elon Musk. Clearly he believes that because he left South Africa with all his apartheid money laundered in America that he’s above the law, able to put lives at risk without consequence.

Just as the AWB’s promises of whites-only control died on the side of a road in 1994, Tesla’s grandiose claims about FSD technology keep crashing into literal poles in 2025.

While South Africa’s transition to democracy brought accountability (police officers doing their job to protect Black civilians) and an end to AWB terrorism, Tesla’s autonomous driving system somehow continues unrestrained to endanger lives while dodging responsibility, backed by the same dangerous ideology of technological supremacy and unaccountable white power.

This isn’t about missed deadlines or technical challenges – it’s about a deliberate pattern of deception rooted in apartheid-era thinking, where promises of “efficiency” mask a deadly racist disregard for human life. History has shown us exactly where this path leads. When lives are at stake, we must recognize these failures for what they are: not bugs to be patched, but features of a system built on fraud and impunity.