Nigel Farage defends Elon Musk's criticism of Keir Starmer's handling of 'grooming gangs', calling for a public inquiry. Musk accuses Starmer of failing to prosecute gangs while DPP.
Nigel Farage has defended Elon Musk 's attacks on Keir Starmer 's grooming gang 'failures' as he called for a public inquiry. Elon Musk launched a shock personal attack on Sir Keir Starmer as his war of words with the Labour leader intensifiedsaid the PM had failed to properly prosecute rape gangs while director of public prosecutions (DPP), and has repeatedly shared posts from MPs calling for a national inquiry.
He added: 'This man happens to be the richest man in the world, but equally, the fact that he’s bought Twitter now actually gives us a place where we can have a proper open debate about many things.AMBER ALERTtycoon because of the rumoured donation from the billionaire to Reform UK being in the works, Farage said the $100m figure was “for the birds”.Nigel Farage slams ‘2-tier justice’ as OnlyFans model, 25, who hurled milkshake at him AVOIDS jail Farage said that, more importantly than cash donations, Mr Musk makes Reform “look cool with huge numbers of young people”, describing him as “a hero”. It came as the Home Office defended its decision to reject a request for it to lead a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham.has defended Ms Phillips as a “fearless and formidable” advocate for victims who has “dedicated her career to tackling sexual violence and abuse”.He added: “I’m not interested in what has to say about this… I am interested in what we are doing as a government which is taking the record that the PM and Jess Phillips and home secretary Yvette Cooper have on this issue to deliver the real change victims deserve.”What is Labour’s case against a full, judge-led investigation into appalling ‘grooming gangs’ scandal and its causes? Given how keen it has always been on public inquiries, we have to wonder why the Government now rejects one into the monstrous “grooming gangs” scandal.of mainly British-Asian perverts in multiple towns and cities not only destroyed those children’s lives but blights our natio
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