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    Elon Musk hints at US invading the UK to ‘liberate’ it in latest bizarre twist in X saga

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    1. SuperrVillain85 on

      Don’t know why this pedo guy is getting so much air time all of a sudden.

      Treat him as irrelevant as he is.

    4. Admiral__Akbar__ on

      Elon needs to hit the ketamine a bit harder, just so he’s too out of it to post online. I can’t be arsed to keep unwillingly seeing his opinions

    6. Reasonable_Blood6959 on

      Let’s just say in one parallel universe this actually happens, what happens with NATO Article 5. Is there a provision in NATO for what happens if a member state attacks another member?

    10. No-Strike-4560 on

      Orrr better idea?

      How about we go reclaim what’s rightfully ours ? Theyve proven they can’t be trusted with all that oil.

    11. Harrry-Otter on

      Could actually be hilarious. We get incorporated as the 51st state but since we’d be 1/5th of the population, we end up dragging their politics much more towards a European discourse and they end up with nationalised healthcare and firearms restrictions.

    12. jtthom on

      I sincerely hope Mr “freedumb of speech” learns about the outcome of speech very soon

    14. tree_boom on

      Time to shut down market access to the UK for any company Musk has any stake in, methinks. If that means no more Teslas sold here, fine. Sanctioning foreign oligarchs when they threaten the nation is frankly a pretty mellow response.

    15. Imaginary-Risk on

      He’s going to use his influence with Trump and others to make things as shit as possible in the UK, and somehow blame it on the government. Strap in everyone

    16. CJBill on

      In all seriousness what’s great here is that Starmer just ignoring him is obviously getting to him. He’s currently losing his shit on a daily basis for the attention and Starmer is just giving him… nothing.

    17. PeterG92 on

      I just don’t understand why someone who has that much money chooses to spend so much time online. If I had his money I’d be on holiday 24/7

    18. dragonb2992 on

      Just ignore him. He’s posting controversial things to try and get people interested in Twitter again. Expert more until Trump fires him.

    19. TheFergPunk on

      The most bizarre thing I find about this is that Musk is going to be part of the next US administration.

      For all this talk of our special relationship with the US, it seems like only one party in this relationship is expected to be civil and has to do what the other says.

    21. Roncon1981 on

      Ha. Good luck. We are a mixed bag of nuts that have great issue with people trying to invade.

    22. joeythemouse on

      Hey Elon. Do more ketamine. Do all the fucking ketamine. The world would be a much nicer place without you in it.

    23. TheBrassDancer on

      Musk needs to go away. He says nothing that is of importance or substance, and I don’t get why anyone puts weight behind what he says.

    24. DogsOfWar2612 on

      no one take the bait

      he’s fishing for a reaction off the government, he thrives off it

      prick

    26. WebDevWarrior on

      From the CPS Website:

      >The Terrorism Act 2000 defines terrorism, both in **and outside** of the UK, as the use or threat of one or more of the actions listed below, and where they are designed to **influence the government**, or an international governmental organisation **or to intimidate the public**. The use or threat must also be for the **purpose of advancing a political**, religious, racial or **ideological cause**.

      >creating a serious risk to the health or **safety of the public** or a **section of the public**; and

      >action designed to seriously **interfere with or seriously to disrupt an electronic system**.

      Can we label him as a terrorist already? Because with his persistant threats of violence against both people, organisations, groups, and now nation states, his electorial inteference, his financial and political ability to cause damage on an international level, and his constant pandering to other dangerous individuals, he should be considered a threat worthy of any hate preacher

    29. Infrared_Herring on

      If the office of president thinks the UK will be intelligence sharing with it and by default Elon Musk, it’s mistaken.