Ed Miliband, Elon Musk, tells “the removal of hell from our policy and our country.”

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Ed Miliband, Britain’s Energy Minister, launched a blatant attack on Elon Mousse, telling the billionaire technology “removing hell from our policy and our country.”

Miliband, former exhaustion The leader of the Liverpool party conference told that there is a global network that seeks to “destroy the relations that link our societies and our way of life,” noting that the President of Tesla as a large part of this threat.

“I can summarize the threat to you with two words: Elon Musk,” said Miliband.

“He incites violence in our streets.” “It calls for the overthrow of our elected government. It is a empowerment factor for misinformation through X. It is believed that it can tell us how Britain is running.

“The conference, we have a message to Eileon Musk: I remove hell from our policy and our country,” Miliband He said.

Musk used its ownership of X as a platform to attack the British government through it, calling for Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer this year.

Starmer criticized the musk for spreading “lies and wrong information” to enjoy the gangs in the UK, a issue of spreading the musk again and repeatedly on X, indicating that the billionaire was the poisoning of “poison” on the far right.

Musk’s comments included a very provocative claim that the Minister of Protection, Jess Phillips, was “a defender of genocide”. He also said that Starmer was “complicit in the rape of Britain.”

The American billionaire changed its support from the Popular Reform Party in Nigel Faraj to the extreme right movement led by Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaksley Lennon.

Last month, he appeared via the video link in the London march organized by Robinson. In this event, he expected that “violence will come” to Britain “whether you choose violence or not” and encouraged UK citizens to “fight or die.”

British ministers have become less cautious about criticizing musk after he fell with US President Donald Trump. The billionaire was a close ally of Trump early in his second term, as he was leading the so -called government efficiency, but he left the administration in May.

Tesla Energy Ventures, a subsidiary of Musk’s Carmaker, seeks to obtain a license to provide electricity to homes and companies in the United Kingdom.

Liberal Democrats urged Miliband to prevent the implementation of the company, but insisted that it is the issue of the OffGem regulator.