British diver who helped save Thai cave boys says he may SUE Elon Musk

'We were fully expecting five to die': British dive hero who saved Thai boys from cave says rescuers feared the worst as he reveals the operation is the most 'dangerous thing he has ever done' and he 'doesn't know if he could do it again'


  • British diver who helped save the Thai boys has opened up about the operation
  • Described as one of the most difficult operations which had pro divers 'scared'
  • Jason Mallinson, one of the divers would never do anything like that again
  • The rescue operation was split into nine sections and took three hours long

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Jason Mallinson (pictured) was one of the rescue divers assigned to rescuing the boys

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Divers are seen rescuing the Thai boys who were lost in the cave (pictured)

The British diver who helped save the Thai boys from the cave has opened up about the dangerous operation. With a team of over 150 people, it was described as one of the most difficult and dangerous of operations which even had professional divers 'scared'. 'It's one of the most difficult and dangerous and risky things I've ever done,' British cave diver Jason Mallinson told ABC TV's Four Corners.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...boys-reveals-details-dangerous-operation.html
 
Tesla investors have demanded an apology from CEO Elon Musk after he lashed out at a British cave diver who rescued children in Thailand. Musk’s posts on Twitter sparked backlash from shareholders and Silicon Valley analysts, who called his behavior immature and an impediment to the car company’s success.

The embattled CEO came under fire over the weekend after he baselessly called the diver, Vernon Unsworth, a “pedo” on Twitter and doubled down on the insult before eventually deleting the posts. Musk had flown to Thailand and offered to assist in the rescue mission of twelve boys and their coach from a flooded cave by providing a submarine, but leaders of the operation declined his help.

Unsworth, who was instrumental in the successful rescue, later said Musk’s effort was a “PR stunt”, prompting the Silicon Valley billionaire to
https://twitter.com/x/status/1018600185604104192
he was “astonished and very angry” and considering legal action.

Musk and Tesla have gone silent since he deleted the tweets, ignoring repeated requests for comment since Sunday. Some shareholders, however, are speaking up.
James Anderson, a partner at Baillie Gifford, Tesla’s fourth-largest shareholder, told the Guardian in an email on Tuesday that the company saw “the end of carbon as essential” but, was “frustrated that the real steps towards this are being overshadowed and undermined by this saga”.

https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/tesla-investors-demand-elon-musk-190803051.html
 
Havana Moon said:
Tesla investors have demanded an apology from CEO Elon Musk after he lashed out at a British cave diver who rescued children in Thailand. Musk’s posts on Twitter sparked backlash from shareholders and Silicon Valley analysts, who called his behavior immature and an impediment to the car company’s success.

The embattled CEO came under fire over the weekend after he baselessly called the diver, Vernon Unsworth, a “pedo” on Twitter and doubled down on the insult before eventually deleting the posts. Musk had flown to Thailand and offered to assist in the rescue mission of twelve boys and their coach from a flooded cave by providing a submarine, but leaders of the operation declined his help.

Unsworth, who was instrumental in the successful rescue, later said Musk’s effort was a “PR stunt”, prompting the Silicon Valley billionaire to
https://twitter.com/x/status/1018600185604104192
he was “astonished and very angry” and considering legal action.

Musk and Tesla have gone silent since he deleted the tweets, ignoring repeated requests for comment since Sunday. Some shareholders, however, are speaking up.
James Anderson, a partner at Baillie Gifford, Tesla’s fourth-largest shareholder, told the Guardian in an email on Tuesday that the company saw “the end of carbon as essential” but, was “frustrated that the real steps towards this are being overshadowed and undermined by this saga”.

https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/tesla-investors-demand-elon-musk-190803051.html
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Like a good liberal, he can't man-up and admit when wrong.
 
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