Elon Musk’s comments at march were abhorrent, says home secretary

Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood said that the language used by Elon Musk was “disgusting” on Saturday, while addressing a rally on Saturday.

Speaking about a video connection, the technology billionaire criticized “uncontrolled migration” and then added: “Violence comes to you, even if you do not choose violence. You are either fighting or dying.”

He also said that there should be a “government change in the UK” and “termination of parliament and a new vote”.

Mahmood, who answered his comments, said, “Whether you’re a hostile state or a hostile billionaire, no one is engaged in British democracy.” He said.

He added that the “majority of the people would react to the” swing of the head “to Musk’s words.

Liberal Democratic leader Sir Ed Davey told Musk to the BBC: “He does not use the language logically, deeply irresponsible, deeply dangerous.”

Sir Ed, a social media platform of Musk in X, said that British democracy was “too valuable to be a game for foreign technology barons:” Elon Musk doesn’t care about the British people or our rights. He just cares about himself and his ego. “

Musk said Sir Ed was a “braven coward.”

In London, more than 150,000 people participated in March “an unite the kingdom”.

Approximately 5,000 people participated in a counter prosthesis organized against racism.

The main protest speakers expressed anti -immigration feelings and spoke in favor of freedom of speech.

As part of the event, Musk made a speech with Robinson, whom he made controversial comments.

Musk said: “I think there is something good to be British, and what I see is here is a destruction of England, a slow erosion at the beginning, but the rapidly increasing erosion of England with great uncontrolled migration.

“This is a message to the reasonable center, people who normally not only be involved in politics who want to live their lives.

“They don’t want it, they’re quiet, they just continue their work.

“My message is for them: If this continues, violence will come to you, you will not have any other options.”

When asked about his comments in the parliament, Mahmood said that Britain is a “tolerant country and yes, we are a different country.”

“You can be English with the roots that extend backwards for a thousand years.

“But you can also be English and you can look like me.”

Previously, he repeated the comments of a Downing Street spokesman Mahmood: “The last thing the British people wanted is this kind of dangerous and inflammatory language that threatens the violence and intimidation on our streets.

“I do not think that the British people will have any truck with such language.”

When asked whether the government would review the use of X, the spokesman said that government communication has always been reviewed.

The Liberal Democrats government called on to ignore the fact that Musk, which produces electric vehicles, batteries and solar panels, to be given contracts to Tesla Company.

Talking to Newsnight, Sir ed said: “He [Musk] have to have Applied to Ofgem For the license of selling and distributing energy in this country … They are the things we need to look at. ”

He also said that Musk would encourage people to leave the social media platform from X, but he would stay by saying that the liberal democrats “called him to his platform”.

Reform British leader Nigel Farage, who asked questions at a press conference on Monday, was also asked questions about Musk’s language.

He said that there was a “degree of uncertainty” in his words, but he added: “If Musk had been about to stand for our rights and free speeches, if he was about fighting in the elections to overcome the settled parties, then the struggle we were definitely in.”

Musk had previously expressed his support for the Farage and had negotiated on donation of money to the party.

However, at the beginning of this year, Farage seemed to have cooled the idea by saying that he did not have what he did not have “to lead the party.