America PAC Petition (A.P.P.)
"Apparently, Elon created an app, and he knew who won the election four hours before the results." - Joe Rogan
October 5th:
Musk debuted the "Black MAGA Hat" in Butler, Pennsylvania were Musk accused Democrats of wanting "to take away your freedom of speech, they want to take away your right to bear arms, they want to take away ... vote, effectively." USNews
Trump thanks Michael Whatley for working 24 hours a day in North Carolina to "Stop the Steal", "Because we have a lot of votes", "We have plenty of votes". He calls Whatley "great" and if Michael Whatley doesn't have great results for him by November 6th, he will "Never say that again." Youtube
Trump also states the election is "Too big to rig." And that Elon "Would understand this better than anybody, uh, statistically, their cheating doesn't matter and we want to make it too big to rig." Youtube
October 7th:
Musk announces on X (Twitter) the launch of the America PAC Petition.
"For every person you refer who is a swing state voter, you get $47! Easy money." X
The offer is for swing state voters only. The offer ends November 5th.
Information collected:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Email Address
- Cell Phone Number
- Mailing Address
- Email/Cell Phone Number for referral
October 15th:
Tesla transferred approximately $765 million worth of Bitcoin, totaling around 11,500 BTC, to several unidentified wallets. This movement was first reported by blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence, which noted that the transfers occurred over 26 transactions, including preliminary tests. The initial test transfer occurred at 8:41 PM UTC on that date. CoinTelegraph
October 17th:
Musk stated during a town hall in Folsom, PA: "I’m a technologist. I know a lot of our computers, and I’m like, the last thing I would do is trust a computer program, because it’s just too easy to hack. It’s too easy to add just one line, and it’s really difficult to hack paper ballots." ABCNews
At that rally, Musk encouraged voters to sign up for his America PAC Petition and pledged to pay $100 to anyone who signed up.
October 19th:
Musk announced a daily $1 million giveaway for individuals who sign his America PAC's Petition supporting the First and Second Amendments. He stated, "We really want to get as many people as possible to sign this petition." FoxBusiness
October 20th:
Elon Musk hosted a town hall event at the Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania where Musk reiterated his concerns about electronic voting systems, emphasizing the ease with which they can be compromised. He remarked, "The last thing I would do is trust a computer program, because it's just too easy to hack." Indy100
October 23th:
During a rally in Derry, New Hampshire, former President Donald Trump addressed his supporters, emphasizing vigilance over voting processes. He stated, "You don't have to vote, don't worry about voting. The voting, we got plenty of votes, you gotta watch." Independent
October 27th:
During a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City, former President Donald Trump mentioned a "little secret" he shared with House Speaker Mike Johnson, suggesting it would significantly impact the election. Trump stated, "He and I have a little secret. We'll tell you what it is when the race is over." Newsweek
October 28th:
The Philadelphia District Attorney filed a lawsuit against Musk and America PAC, alleging that the $1 million daily giveaway constituted an illegal lottery scheme aimed at influencing voters. Musk's legal team defended the initiative, arguing that the giveaways were lawful and intended to encourage civic participation.
October 30th:
Polymarket shares it's prediction map that resembled the election outcome.
Musk states "Just 2.42%" to go and the prophecy will be fulfilled."
November 4th:
The lawsuit filed by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner against Elon Musk's America PAC was dismissed by a Philadelphia judge on November 4, 2024. Krasner had alleged that the PAC's $1 million daily giveaway constituted an illegal lottery aimed at influencing voters. However, the court ruled that the giveaways could continue through Election Day, determining that the DA's office did not provide sufficient evidence to prove misuse. APNews
November 5th:
Musk and America PAC faced additional legal challenges. On November 5, 2024, two separate lawsuits were filed in federal courts in Michigan and Texas. These suits accused Musk and the PAC of fraud and breach of contract, alleging that the $1 million giveaways were not conducted as advertised. The plaintiffs claimed that winners were pre-selected based on their alignment with the PAC's values, rather than being chosen randomly. TheWrap
Jeanne Fermier from York, Pennsylvania, receives a $100 check in the mail from the America PAC Petition, despite not having signed it. Yahoo!
November 8th:
Joe Rogan discussed Elon Musk's early prediction of the 2024 U.S. presidential election results during an episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience."
According to Joe Rogan, Elon Musk knew the outcome of the 2024 U.S. presidential election approximately four hours before official announcements. Rogan shared that UFC President Dana White informed him about Musk's early prediction, stating, "Apparently, Elon created an app, and he knew who won the election four hours before the results." TotalProSports
While the exact time Musk made this prediction isn't specified, major news outlets declared Donald Trump the winner at different times:
- Fox News: 1:47 AM ET on November 6, 2024
- CNN: 5:30 AM ET on November 6, 2024
- Associated Press: 5:34 AM ET on November 6, 2024
November 13th:
The FBI conducted a raid on the Manhattan residence of Shayne Coplan, the CEO of Polymarket. NYP
The raid is part of a broader investigation into Polymarket's operations, focusing on allegations that the platform allowed U.S.-based users to place bets, potentially violating federal regulations. In 2022, Polymarket settled with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) by paying a $1.4 million penalty for operating an unregistered derivatives trading platform and agreed to cease offering event-based binary options to U.S. customers. MarketWatch
Despite these measures, reports suggest that some U.S. users may have continued accessing Polymarket through virtual private networks (VPNs), raising concerns about compliance with the previous settlement and federal laws. The FBI's involvement indicates a criminal investigation into these potential violations. Reuters
Additionally, Polymarket's accurate prediction of Donald Trump's victory in the recent presidential election has drawn significant attention. Some speculate that the timing of the raid may be politically motivated, though authorities have not confirmed this. New York Post
As of now, no formal charges have been filed against Coplan or Polymarket, and the investigation is ongoing.
November 15th:
Stephen Spoonamore, an American entrepreneur and expert in electronic data security and digital network architecture, published a Duty to Warn Letter addressed to VP Kamala Harris about the suspicion of the America PAC Petition database being used to take individuals names and addresses to be used as "Ghost-Ballots" in the 2024 election.
When Mr. Musk announced his $1M lottery for people to go online and sign a pledge to vote for Trump, I became personally suspicious of why such a promotion would be done. I signed up to see what information he wanted and what the pledge actually stated. He did not want to know people’s socials or send them texts. To sign up you had to provide your street address. That was all they cared about. Once they had the people’s names, and street address this would allow for building a pool of ghost voters who could logically be marked for fake ballots, structured in a manner which matched ePollBook and precinct data. You, as a member of law enforcement, understand criminals need certain pre-conditions to act. A database of pledged supporters with street addresses is required for this hack. Law enforcement should immediately find the team of programmers who pulled the lottery data capture. They will find those programmers immediately parsed the data into a system based on voting precincts and created macros to constantly update the pledged lists of who had cast a vote, and who had not. The programmers likely did not know they were working on a system to be used to steal the election. When confronted with that fact, law enforcement would likely gain cooperating witnesses.
Questions Raised:
- Why was the America PAC Petition only for people in the swing states?
- Why was there a financial reward for signing a petition about free speech and the right to bear arms if you were from a swing state and were a registered voter?
- Why was there an offer to pay $47 if you refer someone who lives in a swing state and is also a registered voter?
- Why did the petition end on the 5th?
- Why are the "bullet ballots" (only voted for President) in the swing states greater than 5% when the rate of bullet ballots in neighboring states is at the normal rate of approximately 0.05% or less?
America PAC Petition Site:
I will continue to update this as more information arises.
