Errol Musk argues that Elon's significant investments in countries like Germany justify his interventions. He also points out that these countries have historically interfered in other nations' politics, making it a 'free-for-all.' Additionally, Errol mentions that Elon is a 'citizen of the world' with global influence through social media, which allows him to comment on international issues.
Errol Musk believes Tommy Robinson is a political prisoner, claiming he is imprisoned for exposing issues in the UK. He dismisses the official reason for Robinson's imprisonment—contempt of court—as an excuse, comparing it to practices in Soviet Russia. However, the High Court ruled that Robinson was imprisoned for breaching an injunction by repeating libelous claims.
Errol Musk dismisses criticism of Elon's influence by comparing it to the sway held by figures like George Soros. He argues that Elon's global reach and investments give him a legitimate platform to comment on international issues. Errol also emphasizes that social media has made the world interconnected, allowing individuals to voice opinions beyond their local contexts.
Errol Musk criticizes the UK government for not supporting a national inquiry into grooming gangs, claiming that local inquiries are insufficient. He believes the issue is a 'time bomb' that will significantly impact UK politics and potentially bring down the Labour government. Errol also alleges that Keir Starmer, as the former Director of Public Prosecutions, shelved investigations into these crimes.
Errol Musk defends Elon's retweet claiming that Irish citizens receive longer prison sentences than illegal immigrants, despite evidence showing the opposite. He dismisses the factual inaccuracies, suggesting that Elon's statements are likely correct. Errol also implies that the issue is part of a broader pattern of preferential treatment for immigrants over citizens.
Errol Musk expresses deep affection for Ireland, describing it as a 'fabulous' country with 'the nicest people' he has ever met. He recounts visiting Ireland multiple times, including tourist spots and local pubs, and mentions a personal connection through his work with the Irish government on anti-apartheid radio broadcasts in South Africa in 1982.
Errol Musk is highly critical of the UK's judicial system, claiming it is compromised and influenced by political leaders. He alleges that judges receive instructions from politicians, comparing the system to practices in authoritarian regimes. Errol also criticizes specific cases, such as the imprisonment of Tommy Robinson and the handling of grooming gang inquiries, as evidence of systemic corruption.
One name has been cropping up again and again in the news, and that is Elon Musk. The billionaire has caused a stir in the UK with his promotion of individuals like Tommy Robinson, and criticism of what he sees as inaction of the Labour Government to address grooming gangs in the UK.
His father Errol Musk, joins Kieran to discuss.