The world’s richest man, Elon Musk, has warned that a “civil war is inevitable” in the UK, where sectarian violence has erupted between Muslim vigilantes and anti-immigration protesters.
The CEOs of Tesla and X/Twitter made the grim prediction as the UK was plunged into chaos over the weekend following a mass stabbing attack at a children’s dance party in Southport that left three girls dead and eight injured, allegedly perpetrated by a teenager of Rwandan descent.
Responding to footage of the riots, South African-born Musk said: Said Although he said that “civil war is inevitable,” Highlighting The danger of “incompatible cultures” being “integrated without assimilation.”
While much of the response from politics and the traditional media establishment has focused on “far-right” protests and riots against mass immigration, there is also growing awareness of anti-Muslim activism in the UK, with Muslims taking to the streets in groups and clashing with police and protesters.
The B.B.C. reportFor example, around 250 to 300 members of the “Asian community” (a long-standing British media euphemism for Muslims) attacked police in Bolton, hurling eggs and stones at them. Sung They faced off against protests against mass immigration, chanting “Allah is great.”
Telegraph Also report The footage appeared to show an “Asian man” attacking a white man in Middlesbrough.
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On Monday, the Prime Minister’s official spokesman slammed Elon Musk. To tell According to Evening Standard He said on Monday: “Such comments have no justification. What we have seen in this country is coordinated, violent violence that has no place in our streets or online.”
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, a long-time supporter of mass immigration to the UK, also sought to shift the blame for the violence that occurred under her watch onto social media, saying it was acting like a “rocket booster” and that social media companies should “take some responsibility” for the unrest.
Like Starmer, Cooper has faced sharp criticism over the apparent difference between his response to violence between ethnic minority groups, such as the Roma-led riots in Leeds last month, and the mass anti-immigration protests and riots seen across the country after the Southport stabbing.
Amid widespread accusations that the government and police have been soft on Muslim street protests and violence, former prime minister Nadhim Zahawi said the government was right to take a “zero tolerance” stance towards rioters, but the law must be applied impartially, including to “thugs who are hijacking Islam”.
“If you’re settling in the UK, like I am, you should respect its values and traditions, be integrated and proud of this country, or you should go somewhere else,” Zahawi said. Said.
Tensions over Britain’s open-door immigration policy spilled out into the streets last week, but warnings of civil war and the breakdown of community cohesion have been around for some time. A 2021 report by Migration Watch UK, for example, warned that Britain could suffer social collapse if the government fails to reduce mass immigration. But despite public demands to curb the influx of foreigners, successive governments have refused to do so.
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