Elon Musk considers removing Keir Starmer

Elon Musk is discussing with like-minded individuals the possibility of removing Labour leader Keir Starmer from the post of UK Prime Minister before the 2029 elections, according to the Financial Times.

Musk is actively seeking ways to destabilise the existing left-wing government, going beyond his usual criticism of Starmer on social media. According to one source, Musk is convinced that Western civilisation is under threat. 

He is also considering options for cooperation with alternative political movements in the UK, including the right-wing Reform UK party, and there are rumours that he plans to replace the party's leader, Nigel Farage, with another politician.

Last month, the businessman, known for his criticism of the government over censorship and mass migration, called for an investigation into cases of sexual exploitation of teenagers by ethnic criminal groups. One of the most high-profile cases was in Rotherham, where at least 1,400 cases of crimes against children have been recorded since the late 1980s, most of which were committed by ethnic groups of Pakistani origin. Musk accused British authorities of concealing the scale of violence against children and the ethnicity of the perpetrators.

He also expressed dissatisfaction with the Labour government's refusal to conduct a national investigation into cases of violence against children in northern English cities, as demanded by the authorities of Oldham. 

In his posts on X, Musk accused Starmer, the former head of the Crown Prosecution Service, of being "complicit" in the "rape of Britain". Starmer responded that those who "spread lies and disinformation" do not care about the victims, but only think about their own benefit.