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Elon Musk, is about to become a leader the first trillion in the worldis fueling anti-immigration tensions amid ongoing riots in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Following a knife attack in the city on Monday, Musk announced his support for Restore Britain, a far-right political party that advocates mass deportations from the UK. He also quoted party leader Rupert Lowe calling “more people” to get out of the country, and a promise from Lowe to “hold to account the officials and politicians who deliberately put dangerous people from around the world into our communities.” “This is the way,” Musk added to his repost.

Musk as well shared the list about the protest sites in the city, saying, “Only by protesting ALL AND LOUD will there be any change!!”

A suspected Sudanese refugee who is legally resident in the UK, According to The New York Times. Videos of the attack were published on social media, including on X. In response, rioters gathered in the streets of Belfast, setting fire to cars and buildings, especially in refugee areas. The Irish News reports that the rioters also threw bricks, glass bottles, and wood at the police on Wednesday, who responded by shooting water cannons. That same day, Musk tweeted again and X post he mocks the idea that “You can’t solve problems with violence.”

Musk, who has been using his X account to chase white supremacist rhetoric and antisemitic conspiracy theoriesHe’s sending a lot of anti-immigrant stuff like his company SpaceX they are planning to make their debut in the market this weekend. (“Mr. Musk’s actions and statements,” which “often receive a lot of attention,” are listed as a dangerous substance in SpaceX’s IPO filings.) In addition to his comments on Belfast, he used his X account to call out two Iraqi suspects in a German rape case. to be killed and he responded to another X’s post that “you can’t teach bullies not to touch” and “The refugees have to go.”

Musk also responded to a post that included a photo of a knife attack and a statement that politicians would face “consequences” for allowing “this to infiltrate Europe.” In answersaid Musk

“Yes, and that day can’t come soon enough.” A statement from Lowe’s acknowledged the massive layoffs, saying “Millions and millions need to leave or be fired.” This is not the first time that Musk has been embroiled in anti-immigrant protests. Last year, Musk appeared almost right-wing in the meeting in London, saying that the UK needs “government reform.” He has previously said that he is afraid that the whites “will disappear.”

In a information on XUK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the violence in Belfast and acknowledged the media coverage of the incident. “There is no justification for the violence and chaos we have seen threaten our communities, or those who promote it, online or elsewhere.”

Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, too warned online platforms that they are responsible for removing illegal products under the Online Safety Act. “Following the serious knife attacks in Belfast on Monday night, we have seen riots in the city, some of which appear to have been caused by the internet,” Oliver Griffiths, head of Ofcom’s cyber security team, wrote. “These include acts of racially motivated violence, burning of homes and vehicles, and attacks on police.”

Musk responded to the charges that they are causing chaos, saying, “Thugs cutting off the heads of innocent people in their hometown is what’s making people angry, not ‘social media’!