Ed Miliband tells Elon Musk: Get the hell out of our politics and our country
Ed Miliband, Elon Musk’a Liverpool Labor Party conference in the main stage of a dramatic intervention, “our politics and our country to remove hell from our country,” he told.
The energy secretary’s technology billionaire criticism came as a part of a wider attack on Nigel Farage, the reform leader Nigel Farage, whom he claims to be a part of a global network that wants to bring together our communities and lifestyle.
Elon Musk comes after a condemnation to demonstrators at a London rally organized by Tommy Robinson of Downing Street.
In his speech on the last day of the Labor Party Conference, Miliband said, “The threat of reform exceeds the agenda of climates.”
“The truth is that I wish Nigel Farage had known for years, but if it was only snake oil. But the truth is that it turned into something more dangerous
“He is now an important part of a global network that wants to destroy the bonds that connect our communities and our lifestyle. And I can summarize the threat in two words: Elon Musk.”
The energy secretary continued: “Elon Musk. He provokes violence on our streets. He wants our elected government to overthrow. It is to provide disinformation through X.
“He thinks he can tell us how to manage Britain. The conference, we have a message for Elon Musk: Take Hell from our politics and our country.”
Miliband also claimed that reform would “betray” to every young and future generations by making a war on clean energy while explaining a series of attempts to reduce energy bills and increase green jobs.
The worker uses his conference at Liverpool to draw war lines with reform as he progresses behind the party. The party increases Nigel Farage’s attacks on his party, and Sir Keir Starmer said the Workers’ Party was ş war for the spirit of this country ”.
Speaking at the “Combine Kingdom Milit in London at the beginning of this month, Mr. Musk said,“ Even if you do not choose violence and choose violence, violence comes to you. You are either fighting or dying. ”
Tesla and X’s American owner also called for an emergency change in the government in the UK as a guest in the protest.
Prime Minister’s official spokesman, Mr. Musk’s words threatened “violence and intimidation on our streets”: “I do not think that the British people will have any truck in such a language,” he said.
When asked about the comments of the technology billionaire at that time, Mr. Farage, who previously praised Mr. Musk as a “hero ,, said that the“ context ğı, which was used by words, left the “uncertainty”.
“If Musk had been about to stand for our rights and free speeches, he said, if we were about fighting in the elections to overcome the settled parties, then the struggle we were definitely in,” he said.
However, Mr. Farage condemned the violence against the police in the protest and condemned that he was “terrible ve and was“ afraid of such a thing ”.
