Elon Musk hits out at Keir Starmer and Gordon Brown on X (Image: PA)
has called for “Prison for Starmer” in his latest string of social media posts.
The billionaire was responding to a post on his social media platform X saying that “Elsie, Bebe and Alice were killed by a Muslim with a knife in England but for the problem is Islamophobia” which was in reference to the murder of three children in the 2024 Southport attack.
The Tesla CEO posted the message following days of fury over the historic that took place across UK towns and cities more than a decade ago.
Mr Musk has criticised both Prime Minister and safeguarding minister Jess Phillips for the Government’s handling of the scandal, accusing the PM of being “complicit in the rape of Britain” in an ongoing social media spat.
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Elon Musk calls for “Prison for Starmer” on X. (Image: Getty)
In other posts on the platform, the tech-tycoon has said that “Starmer is complicit in the crimes”, “Starmer must go. He is [a] national embarrassment”, and “Starmer is guilty of terrible crimes against the British people”.
At the same time, Mr Musk has started an X attack on former Prime Minister Gordon Brown calling him a “disgrace” following a resurfaced video of ex police officer Dion Miller.
In the clip, she said: “The Labour Government under PM Gordon Brown and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith sent a circular to all police forces in this country saying that as far as these young girls who are being exploited, we believe that they have made an informed choice about their sexual behaviour.”
Responding to this, the Tesla boss said: “What!!?? Explain yourself, Gordon Brown.” He added in another post: “Gordon Brown committed an unforgivable crime against the British people,” before labelling him as a “disgrace”.
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Elon Musk brands Gordon Brown as a “disgrace”. (Image: Getty)
There have been several investigations into grooming gangs in various parts of England, including Rotherham, Bristol, Cornwall and Derbyshire.
An inquiry into abuse in Rotherham found 1,400 children had been sexually abused over a 16-year period, predominantly by British Pakistani men.
An investigation in Telford found that up to 1,000 girls had been abused over 40 years – and that some cases had not been investigated because of “nervousness about race”.