Elon Musk Sends Unrelenting Lies About ‘Beauty Groups’

A report that caught Musk’s attention earlier this week said that Defense Minister Jess Phillips had rejected the city council’s request for a government-led investigation into child abuse in Oldham, a town near Manchester in northern England that was one of the agencies. areas where cases of harassment from organized groups were reported.

While Mr Musk and his allies say this is a major piece of government policy, Mr Phillips wrote in a letter that “it was Oldham Council’s own decision to investigate local child abuse, rather than mandate government intervention.” The previous Conservative-led government also rejected Oldham’s bid for a government-led inquiry in 2022.

Musk has called for Phillips to be jailed and called him a “genocide apologist.” Both Musk and Phillips did not respond to WIRED’s request for comment.

Musk is using the report to call again, to remove Starmer as Prime Minister.

“Starmer participated in the RAPE OF BRITAIN when he was the head of the Crown Prosecution for 6 years,” Musk wrote on X on Friday morning, in a post that is now at the top of his timeline. “Starmer must go and must be prosecuted for his involvement in the worst crime in British history.”

Starmer, in his role as director of public accounting ten years ago, launched the prosecution of the gang in Rochdale and introduced new laws allowing for the prosecution of violent crimes.

Starmer and the UK government’s press office did not comment, but the health secretary did Wes Streeting told the BBC that Musk’s comments were “misjudged and misinformed.”

Musk also dragged several US right-wing figures into the conversation, including accounts like Chaya Raichik, who runs the anti-LGBTQ account Libs of TikTok, anti-transgender Riley Gaines, right-wing commentator Ian Miles Cheong, and disgraced former US national security adviser Michael Flynn.

US Senator Mike Lee also posted on X: “Should the UK be freed?”

“Yes,” Musk replied.

Bill Ackman, a hedge fund manager and Trump supporter, echoed Musk’s comments in his speech on X. He then asked if the president-elect would “consider what to do against the UK until this is addressed.”

In a tweet on Friday morning, Musk backed King Charles’ call to dissolve the UK parliament and call for an election. Although the monarch in the UK dissolves parliament before an election, it is only at the request of the Prime Minister, and the monarch’s powers are not merely a rubber stamp.