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It is the very deliberate policy of mass uncontrolled immigration & open borders. This policy has to end or it will destroy Western nations. Musk added his own comment on Goodwin’s tweet, saying: “Exactly.”Share
- ▪It is the very deliberate policy of mass uncontrolled immigration & open borders.
- ▪This policy has to end or it will destroy Western nations.
- ▪Musk added his own comment on Goodwin’s tweet, saying: “Exactly.”Share
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10.58 EDTMusk rejects claim he is to blame for inciting disorder in BelfastElon Musk has rejected claims that he is to blame for inciting disorder in Belfast.In a post on X, the platform he owns, Musk retweeted a post from Matt Goodwin, the Reform UK candidate at the recent Gorton and Denton byelection, saying: double quotation markIt’s not social media that’s “inflaming tensions”. It’s not Elon Musk. It’s not Nigel Farage. It’s not the ‘far-right’. It is the very deliberate policy of mass uncontrolled immigration & open borders. This policy has to end or it will destroy Western nations. Musk added his own comment on Goodwin’s tweet, saying: “Exactly.”Share
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