Elon Musk Calls on Global Leaders to Restart Oil Production and Nuclear Power, While the Rich Elites Buy up Doomsday Bunkers

A dissenting voice has risen out of the Globalist elites, as Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, urged world leaders to restart oil production and called on Europe to “restart dormant nuclear power stations and increase power output of existing ones,” calling it “*critical* to national and international security.“ 

Musk praised the use of nuclear power, calling it “vastly better for global warming than burning hydrocarbons for energy,” and offered to prove there is no radiation risk by eating “locally grown food on TV” from the “worst location.” 

Musk recently tweeted: “Hate to say it, but we need to increase oil & gas output immediately.“ 

He continued: “Extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures.” 

Musk’s pivot comes on the heels of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

“Obviously, this would negatively affect Tesla, but sustainable energy solutions simply cannot react instantaneously to make up for Russian oil & gas exports,” he wrote in a follow up Tweet. 

The White House of course could do a lot to ease the pressure on Americans, and removing bans on drilling and oil exploration, as well as getting the XL pipeline back to full capacity, would be a good start. 

But as one billionaire gives advice on trying to remain as independent as possible, other rich elites are in panic mode, and are hurriedly trying to get themselves a doomsday bunker. 

The general manager of Rising S Co., a Texas-based company, Gary Lynch, told The Sun that demand has increased by 1000 percent for doomsday bunkers. 

“Typically, I’ll sell between two and six shelters a month – and usually winter is a quiet time for us. 

“But I sold five units alone on Thursday, and I’ve sold two more already today – there’s no telling how many more [orders] we will get. 

“The phone hasn’t stopped ringing, and we’ve been sending out so many quotes,” added Lynch.

The doomsday bunkers can range in price from $70,000 up into the millions of dollars. 

Lynch said he has had worldwide interest in his doomsday bunkers. 

“I’ve gotten inquiries from Italy. I’ve gotten an inquiry from the United Kingdom, from Denmark, from Japan, from Canada, from the USA – and that’s just from over the weekend.  

“The interest isn’t just isolated to the US, it’s everywhere.” 

The search “doomsday bunker” exploded to huge highs and included people in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the UK and the U.S.

Lynch said customers are worried about a “fully-fledged world war.” 

“[Vladimir Putin] is threatening nuclear war, saying it would be something the world has never seen. 

“The world has seen Hiroshima,” he continued, “and if what they are threatening is worse than that then, by all means, we should all be worried.”

What is of great worry is that when these things happen, people start to panic and buy essential items for survival.