Only Half of Britons Say Islam Incompatible With National Values….
Muslim Leaders Demand UK Shows ‘Respect’ to Islam or Face Becoming ‘Like France’
Divide the Right: Musk Attacks Trump Ally Farage, Backs Rival Party After Brexit Boss Unveils Deportation Plans
Tesla chief Elon Musk wrote on his X platform: “Unfortunately, the reality is that Farage will do almost nothing to protect Britain. That is obvious.”
Musk appeared to endorse Advance UK, a party founded in June by Pakistani-born former Reform chairman Ben Habib.
Musk has previously called for Farage to be replaced at the helm of his party in January over his opposition to veteran anti-grooming gang street activist Tommy Robinson joining his political party.
Musk once again waded into UK politics to criticise Nigel Farage and backed a rival party in an apparent effort to split the Reform vote.
Starmer cannot be trusted:
Farage: Elect Me And I’ll Create UK Deportation Command to ‘Track Down All Illegal Migrants’
The Brexit boss asked the political and media class if they’re on the side of British women and children or of “dubious” foreign courts.
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FOREIGN SEX CRIMINALS SURGE BY 60 PER CENT
Musk’s recent focus on the grooming issue certainly did increase pressure on the left-wing British government to finally acquiesce to conducting a national inquiry on the scandal and local cover-ups of industrial-scale child sex abuse by mostly Muslim rape gangs, but there is no denying the issue has been raised for over a decade by Mr Farage.
Mr Musk has also publicly fallen out with President Donald Trump in recent months, particularly over the Big Beautiful Bill, which provided billions in additional resources for border protection and deportations. Objecting to the level of spending in the legislation, Musk threatened to derail U.S. space interests by “decommissioning” the SpaceX Dragon capsule. He went on to claim that President Trump was “in the Epstein files” before later deleting the posts.
Musk’s latest attacks on Farage came in response to a post from independent MP Rupert Lowe, who was removed from Reform earlier this year following public criticism of Mr Farage, claims that he was seeking to take over as leader, and accusations of threats made against then-party chairman Zia Yusuf. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said in May that there was “insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction” against Lowe, who denied all accusations of wrongdoing.
Lowe, whom Musk has reportedly expressed interest in supporting as a rival to Farage, claimed Tuesday that he had disagreed with his former leader over a policy to deport people who were aware of grooming gang offences being committed by members of their family. Mr Farage claimed that Lowe advocated for people who were born in Britain being removed and that he opposed such a move. Lowe claimed that he was only referring to foreign or dual nationals.
More on the Ahmadi’s who conducted the poll above:
Just 26 per cent said they believe the hijab is a free choice for women under Islam.
The poll, by YouGov, was commissioned by the UK Ahmadi community and prompted The Guardian to declare “Islamophobia” is “socially acceptable” and “flourishing”. While the results and the disappointed response to them by an Imam from that community were widely reported, nearly-totally ignored in the legacy media is that the Ahmadis are a persecuted minority within Islam that accounts for just one per cent of Muslims in the United Kingdom.