US Army Issues Tesla Threat Alert—Here’s What You Need to Know

The electric vehicle used to be the Left’s darling. A Tesla in the driveway was once the gold standard of progressive virtue-signaling—an overpriced, lithium-powered love letter to Mother Earth. But times have changed, and the Tesla has a new label among radical leftists: enemy property.

That shift isn’t because the car emits CO₂ or runs on dinosaur juice—it’s because Elon Musk committed the one unforgivable sin in modern progressive culture: he started thinking for himself.

And now, the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) has issued a formal threat advisory warning personnel to stay alert as left-wing extremists have turned their ideological wrath on Tesla owners, showrooms, and even individual drivers. Yes, you read that right: the green mob is now vandalizing electric cars.

Let that sink in.

The Threat is Real—and Growing

According to an internal alert obtained by The Federalist and The Post Millennial, USASOC is taking seriously a pattern of physical and cyber threats against Tesla owners and infrastructure. The warning specifically references recent incidents of vandalism, harassment, and data leaks, with the advisory calling it an “emerging threat.”

One of the most chilling elements of the report involves a site called Dogequest—a so-called “activist” platform that has been publishing personal information of Tesla owners across the country. Full names, phone numbers, and home addresses, all tied to an interactive map.

And it’s not just a nerdy protest blog. The site’s cursor is literally a Molotov cocktail—a symbol of violent revolution, not peace or justice. This is what passes for “resistance” in 2025.

March 29: A Day to Watch

As if the doxxing wasn’t bad enough, the advisory warns of a massive coordinated protest on March 29 called “Tesla Takedown,” with over 500 demonstrations planned at Tesla showrooms around the globe. According to the group Planet Over Profit, this is just the beginning.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a ragtag bunch of college kids waving cardboard signs. These are well-organized radicals who have no problem publishing your address if you dare drive the “wrong” kind of electric car. And they’re organizing worldwide action under the banner of silencing Elon Musk and punishing his customers.

To its credit, the Trump administration’s Department of Justice has responded swiftly. Attorney General Pam Bondi has labeled these actions “domestic terrorism,” and the DOJ has already indicted three individuals for their roles in vandalizing Tesla properties.

But this escalation raises serious concerns. How long before someone gets hurt?

From Progressive Darling to Punching Bag

Let’s not forget the irony here. Tesla was once the crown jewel of the environmental movement. It was the product liberals held up as the future of clean transportation. It wasn’t just a car—it was a status symbol of climate-conscious elite culture.

But then Elon Musk had the audacity to ask tough questions, challenge Big Tech censorship, and speak out against bureaucratic bloat and federal corruption. Suddenly, the climate hero became a “fascist tech bro.” Funny how that works.

The Left didn’t just abandon him—they declared war on the very symbol of his success. They turned their rage against a car company—because that’s what happens when ideology replaces reason.

A Disturbing Trend of Radicalization

What we’re seeing here isn’t activism—it’s radicalization. When people begin targeting civilians and small businesses based on political disagreements or personal grudges, that’s not protest. That’s terrorism.

This shift should concern every American. The doxxing of Tesla owners is an egregious violation of privacy and a clear attempt at intimidation. It’s the kind of tactic we condemn when used by authoritarian regimes abroad. Yet it’s happening here—and the mainstream media barely bats an eye.

Imagine if a conservative website published home addresses of Prius drivers or solar panel installers. CNN would have live coverage for a week. But when the victims are Tesla owners—many of whom are just tech-loving moderates—the silence is deafening.

When Government Employees Are Warned—Pay Attention

The fact that USASOC is involved takes this to a new level. The military doesn’t issue threat advisories lightly. This isn’t your average Twitter spat or protest march. This is a coordinated, global campaign that the Army believes poses a credible risk to American service members who happen to own a certain car.

Let that fact alone tell you everything you need to know.

USASOC’s advisory encourages members to avoid wearing Tesla gear in public, to stay away from Tesla-branded locations on March 29, and to report suspicious activity. That’s not just CYA language—it’s a sign that something real is happening.

The Slippery Slope of Silence

There’s a much larger point here, and it extends far beyond Tesla. If a group of radicals can successfully harass and intimidate Americans into hiding their car brand, what’s next? Is it your T-shirt? Your voting record? Your church?

Free speech, consumer choice, and personal security are all under attack. And the people orchestrating these attacks are doing so in the name of “justice.”

That’s the twisted logic of today’s radical Left.

Final Thoughts

The Left once championed the electric car. Now they want to burn them—along with anyone who dares to support a man they’ve decided is problematic. The Tesla is no longer a symbol of progress to these people—it’s a symbol of wrongthink.

This is what happens when political fanaticism becomes a replacement for rational thought. It doesn’t stop with slogans. It escalates into action. And now, thanks to groups like Dogequest and Planet Over Profit, that action includes real-world violence, vandalism, and targeted intimidation.

Let’s not pretend this is normal. It’s not.

We need to start calling this what it is: domestic terrorism fueled by ideological hysteria. The DOJ is right to take it seriously, and the rest of us would do well to stay alert.

March 29 isn’t just about Tesla—it’s about whether or not we’re willing to stand up for civil discourse and personal freedom in a time when both are under siege.

Stay safe, stay informed, and as always—

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