Ed Miliband says it is ‘possible’ that UK government should leave X | Ed Miliband

Ed Miliband said, “Possible for the Government to come out of X, because Elon Musk is a“ dangerous man ”.

The Minister of Energy said Musk was a part of a gölün global network on the right right ”containing Nigel Farage.

Speaking at a fringing event at the Labor Conference, Miliband said, “This is not just that [Nigel] Farage wants less workers’ rights and all this. Although he poses as something else, now a part of a global network on the right, eliminating the rights of people like Elon Musk, eliminating the freedom of people, and a global billionaire network that we need to have this argument. “

Musk, who bought Twitter in 2022 and called X, was criticized for not washing the wrong information on the platform and even sharing false news.

Shortly ago, he appeared with a video connection at a far -right rally in London organized by convicted criminal Tommy Robinson and called for “change of government ::“ Even if you do not choose violence and choose, violence comes to you. Either you fight or die, this is the truth, I think. ”

Miliband told Musk: “He wanted our government to overthrow. It caused violence on our streets. The platform X encourages disinformation. He is a dangerous person.”

When asked if this is necessary to leave the government from X, “Possible.” He said.

Last year, after spreading to the area of ​​the uprisings, Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram said that people should consider leaving the platform. “Time is approaching where we need to be withdrawn from it and whether we should be a different platform, or not,” he said.

Workers’ deputies began to quit X.

When Miliband was asked whether reform was asked whether he had discouraged due to the rise of the reform and the increasing climate denial, he said, ım I lost the election in 2015, right? I could go.

“But the purpose of politics is about ideals. The purpose of politics is to go out and discuss your case, and you let the chips fall to the place where they can be, and maybe you won’t, and maybe you don’t do it… You all believe in something.

He said that the reform continued for Frackers who want to break our country ve and that the opposition to Net Zero came from “great economic interests ..

Keir Starmer and his cabinet were asked to be more harsh in the need for climate action and the need to create risks for renewable energy or reform.

Speaking at a fringe panel, the President of the Commons of the Energy Committee Bill Esterson said: orum I just want to start by talking about the climate threat, because it impressed me because we talked about the agenda of the clean power, we talk about what we do in energy, but we don’t talk as much as before. [about the climate threat].

“Maybe that’s why I feel that those who make misunderstandings and openly return to climate denial have attraction.”

Andy Burnham and the alleged leadership ambitions Miliband said that he was “very talented, but“ I am Keir’s man. If you ask the leadership question, I am Keir’s man. ”

Miliband is running again: “I don’t know how many times I can say: ‘No, I will definitely not.’”