Summary
Elon Musk is unlikely to receive the highest-level government security clearance due to concerns over drug use, foreign contacts, and potential risks of disclosing classified information, according to Wall Street Journal reports.
Musk, who holds “top-secret” clearance, has faced scrutiny for past drug use, including marijuana and alleged ketamine use, and reported contacts with Vladimir Putin since 2022.
SpaceX lawyers advised against seeking higher clearance, fearing denial and revocation of existing clearances.
While Musk may bypass traditional clearance under Trump’s incoming administration, he currently lacks access to SpaceX’s most classified projects.
That’s the logical progression from smoking a marijuana, it’s not worth doing it.
That’s correct, been smoking for a few years now and didn’t meed Putin until last month.
Remember the classical progression: Marijuana, then ketamine, then Putin.
That’s correct, been smoking for a few years now and didn’t meed Putin until last month.