Nigel Farage claims Musk's call is due to a disagreement over support for far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
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This is priceless. He's pivoted from toying with the idea of giving Farage's Reform Party $100 million to wanting Farage replaced as leader, presumably because Farage doesn't agree with his "free Tommy Robinson" campaign.
He seems completely ignorant of British politics, in that Farage is trying, with alarming success, to be the respectable face of far-right politics in the UK, and this means he and his party have to distance themselves from the far-right's openly fascist, thuggish, criminal element, as personified by Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (alias Tommy Robinson). Farage ditched his old party, UKIP, precisely because they allowed Yaxley-Lennon to join, thus making their true nature all too clear.
Farage can't be seen to agree with Musk's stanning for Tommy Robinson, because it would poison his reputation here. Mind you, Musk's reputation isn't much better
Musk is hugely unpopular with people in the UK and even more unpopular amongst people exposed to his ramblings on Twitter
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