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The owner of Tesla’s billionaire and the richest man in the world has said that Mr Farge is unable to make a real change in the UK, especially in relation to immigration.
Musk has launched his support behind figures, including Rupert Low, an independent representative who previously sat as a reform agent until he suspended the party’s flogity due to bullying claims and verbal threats to his boss.
Mr Lowe denies these claims, and the Crown Prosecutor’s service (CPS) has said that he will not be charged.
Owner X has threw his support behind the Advance UK Party, led by former deputy leader bin Habib in reform.
“Advance UK will actually change,” Mosus wrote in X on Tuesday evening.
Hours ago, in response to Mr Farge’s attack on Mr Low, Musk said: “Unfortunately, the fact is that Farge will almost do nothing to protect England. This is obvious.
He said: “The existing law is clear that anyone who is intensified by rape or murder accessories, especially children, is to blame for serious crime and should be in jail if a citizen is not present or in the absence of exile.
“The government must simply enforce the law.”
Reforms are close to comment.
Owner X’s remarks came hours after Mr Farge announced a new policy that among the 600,000 asylum seekers who could be deported to the first British Reform Government, he saw children among 600,000 asylum seekers.
The relations between Mecca and Farge have gone through a series of twists and rotations, while the US billionaire initially sees Mr Farge as a desirable contender for the next British prime minister.
Their relationship seemed so strong that there were rumors that Mask donated $ 100 million to British reform. “He wants to help us, he does not disagree with the idea of giving us money, provided we can do it through British companies,” said Mr Fary.
But in the sudden change in the heart in January, Mosak ignored Mr Farge as a serious political contender after Mr Farge’s continued rejection of Tommy Robinson’s involvement in the British Reform Complex.
“The Reform Party needs a new leader,” Mosusk wrote.
“Well, this is surprising! Elun is a remarkable person, but I am afraid that I disagree. My opinion remains that Tommy Robinson is not appropriate for reform and I will never sell my own principles.”
Mr Farge then said he wanted to “reform” his relationship with Mr. Musk.
He told reporters: “Lack of support for Elun with that young generation does not hurt us because he somehow cools us, so I am explicit about it, and I am confident that whatever is said we can correct. I really think we can.”
Mr Farye later claimed that Mouk only encouraged him when he called for the reform leader.
“We talked about it,” he said. “He was just trying to persuade me in a few political areas, the things I was not ready to come down,” he said on Sunday.
