When did it become okay for the Wall Street Journal to accuse Elon Musk of using LSD and cocaine without evidence?

Guest Post by Alex Berenson

On Saturday night, The Wall Street Journal stunningly alleged that Elon Musk:

has used LSD, cocaine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms, often at private parties around the world… In 2018, for example, he took multiple tabs of acid at a party he hosted in Los Angeles.

These accusations are deeply serious. People caught with even small amounts of cocaine or LSD can face felony charges. And Musk is not merely the world’s wealthiest person, he’s its most powerful private citizen, thanks to his control of X and the Starlink satellite network.

I read the article with interest, wondering what sources the Journal had relied on to learn Musk “often” used controlled substances. Had someone gone on the record? Had its reporters found a sworn statement, like a deposition from someone who’d provided Musk with drugs? Perhaps they’d seen photos?

2,500 words later, I had my answer on the Journal’s sources: None.

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