Musk haters

@SunshineGirl actually, none of it went to the world food program, because one of the conditions was he wanted to know how they were gonna spend it. And account for it because it is riddled with overpaid bureaucrats and waste, just like u s aid, just like the homeless issue in los angeles, they give money to these organizations in different areas of the world and only about 2 to 20 percent of the money actually goes to feed the hungry. And if you believe, otherwise, you've been brainwashed. You have all these charities, where the board of directors and the people that work at the charity, make plenty of money from the donations and government grants, but the actual people they are there to supposedly help hardly see any results. They would not show any kind of a plan on how they would spend the money. Therefore, he did not donate to them. But he did offer, and I don't expect him to do it unless they show him they're not gonna waste the money.

@dale74 Read the report, you might actually learn something. He asked how $6bn would impact world hunger and he was given an answer. He was trying to be provocative and it backfired, so he apparently ended up selling stock anyway to avoid looking a complete prat. At no stage did he question the WFP's financial accountability . . because that really would have been beyond satire.

@FreestyleArt just remember, the world food organization would not open their accounting books to show where they spend their money.That was the only condition elon musk had

@Waveney yes but he built them across the continent. And the first step to stop hunger is clean water. (Keeps down dehydration through diarrhea)

@Waveney i would love to see him do more positive projects

@dale74 Agreed, but you do realise "Africa" is no longer a basket case, right? It's more than 50 countries, most of which are doing just fine.