• Hobbes_Dent@lemmy.world
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    8 days ago

    Dear Onion,

    Please write a story about Elons fertility clinic shadow ownership in the missing financial declarations before it comes out for real.

    Thanks,

    Lemmy

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      Elon Musk’s Secret Fertility Clinic: The Billionaire’s Most Personal Investment Yet

      SILICON VALLEY, CA – In what may be his most ambitious venture to date, leaked financial records suggest Elon Musk has been secretly bankrolling Vitality Genesis, a high-tech fertility clinic operating under multiple shell companies. The revelations, which have mysteriously been omitted from Musk’s financial disclosures, raise questions about the billionaire’s long-standing interest in “solving the population crisis”—and his increasingly hands-on approach.

      A Billionaire’s Most Personal Investment

      Vitality Genesis, a fertility clinic network with locations in Texas, Florida, and the United Arab Emirates, touts its mission as “ensuring the survival of humanity through strategic genetic expansion.” The company’s promotional materials make vague references to “advanced donor programs” and “next-gen reproductive technologies,” but what really caught investigators’ attention was its shadowy corporate ownership, traced back to a Delaware LLC named MarsBorn Holdings—which just happens to be headquartered one floor below SpaceX’s legal department.

      Though Musk has long encouraged high birth rates (once tweeting “Civilization will collapse if people stop having kids” at 3 a.m.), this appears to be the first time he has taken direct action—other than personally fathering at least 12 known children.

      Financial Declarations and the Vanishing Paper Trail

      Despite its multimillion-dollar revenue stream, Vitality Genesis has been conspicuously absent from Musk’s SEC filings, leading financial watchdogs to suspect deliberate concealment. Experts note that while Musk disclosed his Twitter/X acquisition and Tesla stock sales, his fertility empire has remained hidden—likely buried under the same corporate labyrinth he uses to dodge tax burdens and child support payments.

      “It’s quite odd,” said forensic accountant Julia Mahoney. “We’re seeing payments routed through subsidiaries with vague names like XLife Longevity and ExoWomb Research, and yet, when you track them back, they lead straight to Musk’s personal banking network.”

      The deception deepens with the discovery that Neuralink researchers have been consulting on a “NeuroOptimized Gestation” program—a development that some speculate could involve attempts at creating “AI-assisted fetuses” or “hyper-intelligent embryos.”

      The Alleged “Musk Lineage Initiative”

      Adding fuel to the controversy, leaked company emails reference a mysterious “MLI” program. One insider, who spoke under condition of anonymity, described it as “a genetic preservation project focused on ensuring Musk’s superior cognitive and entrepreneurial traits are propagated at scale.”

      “The goal is simple,” the whistleblower claimed. “The Earth—and eventually Mars—needs more Musks.”

      When pressed for comment, Musk cryptically tweeted “Doing my part. U should too. #TechnokingDNA” before deleting the post five minutes later.

      What Happens Next?

      If the missing financial disclosures are officially uncovered, Musk may face SEC scrutiny, congressional hearings, or—at worst—having to acknowledge more children. Legal experts suggest he could attempt to dismiss the controversy as a “woke attack on human expansion” or rebrand it as a public service project aimed at repopulating declining birthrate nations.

      Regardless of the outcome, one thing is certain: Musk’s obsession with humanity’s future extends far beyond Mars—it’s deeply personal, deeply weird, and very, very real.

      By ChatGPT

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      That would’ve been around December/January-ish of 22/23, so just shortly after he took over Twitter. I think that was around the time he was first starting to (at least publicly) donate large sums of money to republican politicians. I think 2024 was around the time he first started really going mask-off, though.

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          Oops, you’re right. I think I typo’d it originally, and then locked that into my mind as I looked further and never corrected myself. Either that or I assumed a human pregnancy is 21 months.

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        She sounds like a conservative shit stain herself:

        The author, who has been an outspoken supporter of conservative ideologies, is best known for her children’s book with BRAVE Books, titled Elephants Are Not Birds.

        “Follow Kevin as he learns that even though he can sing, he is not a bird, even if Culture insists that he is,” according to the book’s synopsis. Additionally, the BRAVE Books site said that they “partner with people of moral integrity, to teach complex Christian and Conservative values.”

        Doesn’t sound like much of an author honestly. A kid is either too young to understand that Kevin is a metaphor for a transgender person, or they’re old enough to just be told that mum and dad don’t like transgender people.

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      I had no idea who this person was. A quick wikipedia search showed this:

      “Followers of Nick Fuentes began to be known as Groypers beginning in 2019. Fuentes’ followers are also sometimes called “Nickers”.[3][28] In September 2019, Ashley St. Clair, a “brand ambassador” for the conservative student group Turning Point USA, was photographed at an event featuring several allegedly white nationalist and alt-right figures, including Fuentes, Jacob Wohl, and Anthime Gionet, better known as “Baked Alaska”. After Right Wing Watch brought the photographs to Turning Point USA’s attention, the organization issued a statement declaring that it had severed ties with St. Clair, and condemning white nationalism as "abhorrent and un-American”." source

      So apparently she was a Nazi even before musk went mask-off

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      Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi nazi Nazi

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        One of my favorite recent trends has people being all annoyed when others pull the Nazi card to describe actual neo-nazis. I know that Godwin’s Law is a funny thing and all, but like, there are actual white-identity fascist out there doing stuff. You do realize that, right?

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    “Author”?

    That’s your description of this fucking ghoul, from all the words to use?

    A person who was fucking let go from TP USA for being too big of a piece of shit? Do you realize how outrageous that statement is?

    Author? Holy shit.

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        In a way, I’m sure this was that with less distribution.

        • Likely a legal agreement in place prior
        • Other people likely in the room
        • Compensated directly for her sex work
        • Likely filmed as a loyalty test with video held by perpetuator as kompromat (see nxium)

        Also imagine he puts chips in all the kids heads that can be remotely detonated so that the mother’s stay loyal and humiliate themselves publicly through tweeting perpetually (see grimes).

        Because otherwise they are just broken, department violations complicit for the “fun” of it.

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        Also, probably nobody is fucking him…

        His kids arrive through IVF and surrogacy. I imagine half because he’s actually a nazi and wants the electronics angle of having a child selected for traits to start his own little master race of people who jump up and try to make an X with their word bodies… And half because he probably has weird genitals and has probably only ever actually been physically sexual with his own mom (if his dad is any indication of how that family works, plus his weird public relationship with his Nazi hunger games mom).

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      Look, he’s deplorable, but he’s the richest man in the world. Many of these women likely see that as a safety net, even if it’s a gross one.

      Not everyone has standards.

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      He has 13 children from four different women. I really wonder if they’re all insane or just hoping for some of his wealth in the future, because why do they keep having more children with him?

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        I read an interview with his first wife, and she says when they got married he was a bit weird but seemed charming and pretty considerate. But as they got into their marriage, he became more of an arsehole. So essentially she was hoodwinked by him.

        But that was his first wife. I suspect his later wives knew what they were getting into.