Elon Musk encourages race riots on eve of SpaceX IPO

Elon Musk is about to become The world’s first trillionaireraises anti-immigration tensions amid ongoing riots in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Following a knife attack in the city on Monday, Musk announced his support for Reclaim Britain, a far-right populist political party calling for widespread deportation of migrants in the United Kingdom. He re-published the statements of party leader Robert Lowe calls for “A large number of people” were forced to leave the country, as well as a promise from Lowe “to prosecute officials and politicians who deliberately put dangerous Third World savages into our societies.” “This is the way” Musk added To republish it.

Musk too List shared From protest sites in the city, saying: “Only by protesting frequently and loudly will there be any change!!”

The suspected attacker is a Sudanese refugee legally residing in the UK. according to New York Times. Videos of the attack circulated on social media, including on X. In response, rioters gathered in the streets of Belfast, setting vehicles and homes on fire, mostly in migrant communities. Irish News Reports Rioters also threw bricks, bottles and wood at police on Wednesday, who responded by firing water cannons. That day, Musk reposted the message Share X He mocks the idea that “you can’t solve problems with violence.”

Musk that He used his X account for a long time To build White supremacist rhetoric and Anti-Semitic conspiracy theoriesis posting a wave of anti-immigrant content like his company SpaceX Preparing for your debut on the stock market Later this week. (“Mr. Musk’s actions and statements” that “often receive an enormous amount of media attention” are: Listed as a risk factor In addition to his comments about Belfast, he used his X account to contact two Iraqi suspects in a German rape trial. To be executed He responded to another X user’s post that read “You can’t teach brutes not to rape.” with “Migrant killers must go.”

Musk also responded to a post containing a photo of the knife attack and a comment calling for politicians to face “consequences” for letting “this flow into Europe.” in answerMusk said

“Yes, and this day can’t come soon enough.” Lowe’s posts widely supported deportation, saying that “millions upon millions need to leave or be forced to leave.” This isn’t the first time Musk has inserted himself into anti-immigrant protests abroad. last year, Musk actually appeared at a far-right rally In London, saying the UK needs “revolutionary government change”. He has previously expressed fears that white people will “go extinct.”

In a Statement on XBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the violence in Belfast and acknowledged the role played by social media. “There is no justification for the violence and chaos we have seen threatening our communities, nor for those who have encouraged it, online or elsewhere.”

Ofcom, the UK’s telecommunications regulator, too Electronic platforms have warned That they have a commitment to removing illegal content Under the Internet Safety Act. Oliver Griffiths, director of the online safety group Ofcom, wrote: “Following the serious knife attack in Belfast on Monday evening, we have seen civil unrest in the city, some of which appears to have been instigated online.” “This included incidents of racially motivated violence, attacks on homes and vehicles, and attacks against police.”

Musk responded to the accusations He contributes to the unrest, saying: “It’s the murderous immigrants beheading innocent people in their city that makes people angry, not social media!”