Domestic Terrorism Alert

Take this seriously please.

In what I believe is an unprecedented action, the U. S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) has issued a nationwide “Threat Advisory” to all of its personnel who are Tesla owners. Below is a series of screenshots that comprise the complete Threat Advisory. After the screenshots, I will add a brief editorial note. That will be followed by a duplication of the text in the Threat Advisory for any readers who may have difficulty reading the screen shot photos.

Editorial comment by Bravo Blue

I and other military veterans have never seen anything like this in the U.S. It is more like something that we would see in a foreign country such as Libya, Syria or Afghanistan, warning civilians either to leave or take extreme precautions because of terrorist threats.

USASOC’s umbrella organization covers many of the military’s most elite special operations units. These include 1st Special Forces Command Operational Detachment-Delta (commonly known as Delta Force), all the U.S. Army Special Forces Groups (the Green Berets), the 75th Ranger Regiment, and a host of special ops supporting units, including aviation, psychological operations, civil affairs. It also includes intelligence, signal, medical and logistical elements.

The USASOC commander has access to top-level intelligence analysis. Even though the current alert does not discuss or disclose classified information, it was put out by our top operators who are accustomed to evaluating terror threats every hour of every day. This unprecedented Terror Alert must be taken very seriously.

We have Americans to blame for this threat. These are not civic-minded protestors exercising their First Amendment rights in good faith. They are domestic terrorists and likely foreign terrorists, too (since they are planning world-wide “protests”). These people and their (1) organizers, (2) supporters, (3) enablers, and (4) financial backers must be met with an overwhelming response that leaves no doubt that they will be treated as the domestic terrorists that they are. Civil RICO suits, especially against financial supporters, are only the starting point. Criminal prosecutions and hard time must follow.

And our politicians need to speak up. Loudly and forcefully. No more Tim Walz-type encouragement. It is difficult to envision most Democrats today coming out with a statement that their radical supporters would characterize as support for Elon Musk. But it is a duty that they must fulfill. And they must have the courage to condemn those who will not join that effort. No more Tim Walz-type encouragement.

No further comment. Res ipsa loquitur.

Full text of the Threat Advisory

The plain text of the Threat Advisory is immediately below. I have added the bolded emphasis in the text (other than in the headings and the first paragraph re scope) and the bracketed italicized notes.

USASOC THREAT ADVISORY U.S. ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND G-34 Protection Directorate Antiterrorism Branch 20 March 2025

SUBJECT: Possible Threats to Tesla Owners

DATE/TIME: 20 March 2025

LOCATION: NATIONWIDE

Scope: This Emerging Threat Advisory will highlight potential threats to Tesla owners. In response to concerns regarding force protection and threats to USASOC, the G-34 Protection Directorate has accumulated threat reporting from nationwide sources, other law enforcement/government reporting, and open-source information. Currently, there are No credible threats directed at USASOC personnel or assets, but there is potential as this is an emerging threat.

Dogequest - A Website Exposes Tesla Owners' Personal Data

BLUF:¹ A website known as "Dogequest" has allegedly published personal details of Tesla owners across the United States, sparking concerns over privacy and security.

Dogequest is an anonymous website that claims to "empower creative expressions of protest" of Tesla owners across the United States, sparking concerns over privacy and security.

Dogequest is an anonymous website that claims to "empower creative expressions of protest" by exposing Tesla owners' personal data. According to 404 Media, the site includes a searchable database of Tesla drivers along with the locations of Tesla dealerships and charging stations.

The site, which appears in the wake of anti-Elon Musk protests across the country, displays names, addresses, and phone numbers of Tesla owners on an interactive map and uses an image of a Molotov cocktail as its cursor.

The website's operators claim they will only remove Tesla owners' information if they provide proof that they have sold their Tesla vehicles.

The accuracy of Dogequest's data is unclear. Some individuals listed on the website reportedly are Tesla owners, but not all data could be verified. Some plotted locations on the map do not correspond correctly to real-world addresses.

Source: https://www.newsweek.com/dogequest-tesla-elon-musk-doxxing-website-2046920

Threats to Tesla Owners.

BLUF: Tesla owners have received threats that if they don't sell their cars, they'll be vandalized.

Tesla owners throughout four California cities found a series of anonymous notes left on their EVs, declaring that any vehicles not sold by February 12 will be vandalized. Some of the notes, pointedly, were wrapped around bricks.

"No Nazis in America," the notes read. "Tesla owners buy or sell by Feb 12 (Lincoln B-day) after that it is open season.

The threats appear to come from Students Against Nazi Extremism (SANE), a small direct-action group apparently organized around California State University campuses, according to reporting by Lost Coast Outpost, who received a mailed note from the group.

Though February 12 has come and gone, police have yet to report any incidents of vandalism in SANE's target cities — but that doesn't mean they're not happening elsewhere.

The threats come amidst a growing international outcry against Musk's Oval Office chauvinism, which has resulted in a wave of vandalism of Tesla vehicles and a slump in sales for the company's EVs throughout the US and the world.

Cybertrucks have likewise become easy targets for graffiti, and Tesla is apparently ramping up its efforts to protect EV charging ports from a wave of vandalism

29MAR25 - "Tesla Takedown" Biggest Day of Action

BLUF: The battle against the tech billionaire, Elon Musk, is reaching a new high. Protesters worldwide are preparing for their largest demonstration yet, 500 coordinated actions at Tesla showrooms on March 29 aimed at CEO Elon Musk's controversial policies.

On March 29th, protesters plan to hold 500 events worldwide, including protests at all 277 Tesla showrooms in the US and hundreds more abroad, according to Alice Hu, executive director of Planet Over Profit. According to her, protesters should even feel free to set up shop at Supercharger stations. [BB note: this is essentially an effort to tie up charging ports so that EV owners cannot charge their vehicles.]

While unrelated to the protests, there has also been an increase in violence, vandalism, and arson against Tesla showrooms, which Elon Musk and President Donald Trump have called "domestic terrorism."

Mitigation

• All personnel should remain on high alert while in public areas, especially in presence of Tesla branded items.

• Tesla branded items owners should properly secure their property to prevent unwanted damage to their property.

• Contact the proper authorities for threat-related events once you are in a safe location.

Recommend staying in a safe location on 29MAR25. If unable, have an emergency response plan in place for you and your family.

There are currently no known/credible threats to USASOC personnel or facilities; however, there are known owners of Tesla branded items within the command. Those personnel might become a target of opportunity. Personnel in public areas could become collateral damage during a vandalizing event. All personnel should maintain situational awareness while in public areas. [Note that collateral damage in not limited to Tesla owners.]

1. “BLUF” is an acronym for “Bottom Line Up Front” sometimes used by the military to alert readers that important information is being presented at the beginning of a message or section, rather than buried in later text.