Elon Musk on Friday accused Prime Minister Keir Starmer of complicity in the “rape of Britain”, sparking a political firestorm in the UK and accusing him of years of systematic sexual exploitation of children, mostly by Pakistani men. reinvigorated the debate.
Over the past week, Mr Musk has blasted Mr Starmer and other British officials in a flurry of tweets, mainly over the prosecution of rape gangs during Mr Starmer’s tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) from 2008 to 2013. criticized for being insufficient. The SpaceX founder also attacked Security Minister Jess. Phillips, he said A man in the northern English town of Oldham “deserves to be jailed” for blocking a government-led investigation into the sexual exploitation of children by gangs.
“Mr Starmer was complicit in Britain’s rape during his six years as Crown Prosecution Director,” Musk wrote. “Starmer must leave the country and face charges of complicity in the worst mass crime in British history.”
Mr Starmer was complicit in Britain’s rapes while serving as Crown Prosecution Director for six years.
Starmer must leave the country and face charges of complicity in the worst mass crime in British history.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 3, 2025
The recent series of attacks mark the latest incursion into international politics by the world’s richest man, with Mr. Musk now running an infestation of “grooming gangs” made up primarily of targeted Pakistani men. There is a particular focus on Britain’s decades-long struggle to stop it. Sexual exploitation of British girl, Telegraph reported In analyzing deep-rooted problems.
The most notorious incidents involving these gangs occurred in towns in northern England such as Oldham, Telford and Rotherham. The severity of the incident has been kept hidden for fear of causing racial tensions. According to In the Telegraph.
“In order to protect ‘community relations,’ the British state has gone to great lengths to cover it up,” he wrote. “Reports have been blocked and deliberately hidden from public view. Ethnic, immigrant and Islamic links have been downplayed…British Pakistani men made up the majority of the perpetrators. Evidence has proliferated to avoid unpleasant truths.”
Musk Starmer and the Labor government operate a two-tiered justice system, with a meme on Thursday suggesting the Prime Minister would leniently prosecute “rape and violent crimes” while focusing instead on policing online speech. . He also said Labor said: “We are opposed to a national inquiry into the gang rape of girls in Britain for one reason only: because it would reveal that they were accomplices.” (Related: This country is cracking down on social media speech — and it’s not China or Russia)
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There is no justice for serious violent crimes, but there is prison for posting on social media pic.twitter.com/QcK4o74Yla
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 2, 2025
The prime minister defended his prosecutorial record as a member of the Democratic Progressive Party. press conference On Monday, he said “this particular case marks the first major prosecution of an Asian grooming gang” and “changed the whole way we prosecute.” Mr Starmer largely avoided naming Mr Musk, but blamed the spread of “lies and misinformation” by detractors who were “interested in themselves” rather than the victims.
Mr Starmer also defended Ms Phillips at a press conference, claiming that she had “done a thousand times more than they could have dreamed of in terms of defending victims of sexual abuse throughout her career”. Mr Phillips on Thursday blocked a Conservative-led motion to hold a public inquiry into historic sexual abuse in Oldham. The reason for this is that it is “Oldham City Council alone” that determines the necessity. According to In the Telegraph.
But Mr Musk’s attacks are not limited to the Labor Party. Tesla’s chief executive also called for Brexit party leader Nigel Farage to be replaced as leader of the Reform Party, saying he “doesn’t have the necessary qualifications”.
The Reform Party needs a new leader. Farage doesn’t have what it takes.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 5, 2025
The comments came hours after Mr Farage called Mr Musk a “friend” in an article. interview on the BBC’s “Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg” program.
“Wow, this is a surprise!” Farage wrote in response to Musk. “Elon is a great guy, but unfortunately I don’t agree with him on this. My view is that Tommy Robinson is not a good fit for reform, and I will never sell my principles.”
Well, this is a surprise! Elon is a remarkable person, but I unfortunately disagree on this one.
It is my view that Tommy Robinson is not worthy of reform, and I will never sell my principles. https://t.co/V7iccN6usS
— Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) January 5, 2025
The Cabinet Office told the Daily Caller News Foundation: “We have nothing further to add to the Prime Minister’s words earlier today.”
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