Summary
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized Elon Musk for making remarks at an anti-immigration rally in London, suggesting that violence is coming to the UK and urging to dissolve Parliament. Despite these comments, the UK government has decided not to impose sanctions on Musk. The rally saw violence, with injuries to police officers and several arrests.
Key Facts
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Elon Musk's comments at an anti-immigration rally in London.
- Elon Musk addressed the rally via video, warning of violence and calling to dissolve Parliament.
- The UK government chose not to sanction Musk despite calls from political figures.
- The rally, organized by a far-right campaigner, saw 26 police officers injured and 25 arrests.
- The demonstration focused on opposing immigration, with many speeches against migrant arrivals.
- Over 30,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel to the UK this year.
- Protesters displayed British and English flags, linked to both patriotism and anti-immigration sentiment.
- Musk has previously supported far-right figures in Europe and opposed restrictions on online content.
