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Get your Tesla into the garage, close the door, and leave it there.
There is violent trouble happening to Tesla vehicles and at charging stations for them. In real open and face-to-face combat, I learned, by Marines dying around me, that the most effective way to survive is by avoidance of the danger if at all possible until the unit or even individual finds a better opportunity to strike back. The GSR staff are not encouraging either vandalism or violence against Tesla vehicles or owners. It’s exercising experience-based advice for owners of these vehicles so that they do not suffer great financial loss or injury. Most auto policies exclude terrorism as a covered part of the policy.

Pam Bondi, the leader of the Department of Justice, is declaring publicly that vandalism or violence applied to Teslas or Tesla owners is terrorism. Be smart and get the vehicle out of sight. Wait out whatever is going on if you can afford to. Park only in public places with video coverage if you must drive the vehicle. Do not travel in harm’s way if such travel is avoidable. Being killed or injured or even suffering great financial loss is not only painful but also not smart if you know about the danger…and that danger is growing.

Person of the Week

Nancy Douglass, the class act of a woman who runs 96.1 local radio. We disagree with her a lot but love her anyway.