What is the biggest risk to Great Britain? Pakistani grooming-gangs or Elon Musk’s tweets?

Jan 21, 2025 by

By Steven Tucker, Mercator.

Apparently, Elon Musk is now a major threat to British security.

The UK Home Office’s online spooks are reportedly monitoring the tweets of the hyperactive Silicon Valley entrepreneur lest he endanger national safety by saying nasty things online about those politicians who he thinks helped cover up the mass sexual abuse of native white English girls by Pakistani-heritage Muslims over the past few decades.

According to Musk, the nation’s left-wing Labour Party PM Sir Keir Starmer was “complicit” in nothing less than “the rape of Britain”. “Prison for Starmer!” Musk demanded, in one of literally hundreds of obsessive posts about the subject over the last month or so.

Elon even went so far as to half-jokingly run an online poll asking followers whether, once his ally Donald Trump occupied the White House from January 20 onwards, “America should liberate the people of Britain from their tyrannical government?” A clear majority of respondents answered “Yes”. Well, such measures worked perfectly well over in Iraq, didn’t they?

The revolt of Islam

State monitoring of Musk purportedly began after he called the Labour Party’s current Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips a “rape genocide apologist” in early January due to her initial refusal to use her office, which involves responsibility for ensuring the safety of females against male violence, to sanction a full statutory national enquiry into the grooming-gangs.

Subsequently, a man was arrested for making violent threats against Phillips, which was supposedly all Musk’s fault. According to police, however, the accused had been sending similar messages to several public figures, not just Phillips, since April last year – well before Musk started tweeting anything about “rape genocide apologism” at all. People don’t need Elon Musk’s explicit permission to make death threats to Jess Phillips.

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