Musk bangs Farage: He is not the right boss for Reform UK!

Musk bangs Farage: He is not the right boss for Reform UK!

Herford, Deutschland - The entrepreneur and CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, has spoken out in a current comment against the British right -wing populist Nigel Farage. Musk expressed that the UK reform party needed a new boss because Farage "does not have the stuff". His comments followed as part of a discussion about a historical abuse scandal in the United Kingdom. Musk had already expressed his support for the detained right -wing extremist activist Tommy Robinson in the past and demands his release.

In terms of abuse scandal, Musk said that he agreed with Farage and the conservative that a national investigation was necessary. He criticized the British government, especially the Labor government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Minister Jess Phillips, for her handling of the Situation and claimed that the cases of sexual abuse of children had been "swept under the carpet". Musk accused Phillips of rejecting a review of the government about sexual exploitation in Oldham so as not to burden Straßer.

Farage reacts to Musk's statements

Farage reacted surprised to Musk's comments and explained that he had a different opinion about Robinson's suitability for reform UK. He emphasized that Robinson, whose real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is, "is not what we need" and that he does not correspond to his principles. Farage previously founded Reform UK after leaving Ukip because of his focus on Islam, while Robinson was hired as a consultant. Most recently, Farage distanced himself at a conference of Robinson's reform party and explained that he was imprisoned for disregarding the court and not because of his commitment to groooming gangs.

Musk's commitment to Farage and Reform UK remains due to the different views of Robinson ambivalent. Despite these differences, Farage Musk considers support to be beneficial for the party, even if he is no longer in close contact with the entrepreneur. These developments raise questions about the future orientation of reform UK and the role of Musk in the British political landscape, such as Radio Herford reported.

The tensions between musk and farage show how different views within political movements can also influence prominent supporters. Musk's clear criticism of the British government and the abuse scandal remains a central topic in the discussion about reform UK, as well as the article by Sky News .

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