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In french:Elon Musk has gone the way I unfortunately expected him to.
He has started to believe his own publicity.
Why he thinks he has any business getting involved in UK politics is unfathomable.
He was one of the many who criticised (rightly so I believe) the Democrats for importing UK Labour party organisers to get involved in the US election, and here he is effectively doing the same thing.
The beginning of his demise?
Mick
The bromance of two of Donald Trump’s biggest supporters, Elon Musk and Nigel Farage hits a rocky patch
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/javascript:window.print()
In an extraordinary intervention, Elon Musk, one of the world’s richest men and the confidante of incoming US president Donald Trump, has called for a new political leader of one of Britain’s political parties.
Mr Musk called for Nigel Farage, whose leadership of the British political party Reform UK has elevated it to be a serious rival to the Conservative Party, to stand down insisting he “doesn’t have what it takes”.
Mr Musk has apparently taken umbrage at Mr Farage’s refusal to allow far right protagonist Tommy Robinson, the former leader of the English Defence League, to become involved with Reform UK.
Folie des grandeurs
In short overinflated ego, not that this is not matched or beaten by the WEF/globalists as seen by the EU role in eastern Europe tight now.
But a bit disappointing..support sure, but not involved to that level