Elon Musk and Far Right Stoke American Anger at UK Youth Killing

Musk as well shared a video British far-right activist Tommy Robinson is calling for a rally outside Southampton Central Police Station on Tuesday night, calling on Reform Party leader Nigel Farage to respond to the incident with “pure cold anger.”

“I heard someone say this is not about race; this is about race,” Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, told the crowd. Protesters were then prevented from entering the street where Digwa lived with his family. The BBC said.

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UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood called the violence “absolutely unacceptable” and blamed the instigators of the conflict: “There is no reason to hijack this crisis to incite violence and chaos.”

But figures on the American right continued to push the anti-white agenda.

“You’re going to be called racist for standing up for the West, or seeing your child bleed on camera,” right-wing podcaster and conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich written on X.

Matt Walsh, who earlier in the week to be invited Killing Nowak’s “systemic hatred, oppression, and discrimination against white people,” he shared photos of the Southampton protests, writing: “Stunning to see.

Comparison of George Floyd

Many figures on the right have compared Nowak’s death to George Floyd, including Katie Miller, podcaster and wife of senior Trump adviser Stephen Miller. “Keir Starmer has spoken publicly about George Floyd at least seven times,” Miller he wrote in response to a position from the Prime Minister of the UK. “He mentioned Henry Nowak’s name only once. Why is the standard of guilt different for a white man?”

Nick Fuentes, a white nationalistaimed at killing Nowak at his nightly show at the Rumble on Tuesday eveningcalling it “white George Floyd” and saying that Digwa should be killed. “Unless the whites are ready to fight for a place in this world, then we will go to ԁіе,” said Fuentes.

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He too wrote about killing on Xhe wrote: “This is a metaphor for what is happening all over the world in Europe.”

This is not the first time that Musk and the American right-wing have been accused of inciting violence in the UK and other European countries. In 2024, Musk was heavily criticized for his role sparking anti-immigration riots in the UKand in 2023 Musk figures like Steve Bannon a powerful impetus for the Irish civil war following riots in the capital.