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Elon Musk's dad gives advice to Brits who don't like what his son says | LBC
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10:04Now PlayingElon Musk’s father Errol has advised people to not listen to his son, after the American billionaire made a series of inflammatory social media posts regarding historical child sexual abuse cases in Britain.
Speaking to LBC’s Tom Swarbrick, Errol Musk told people who didn't like what his son was saying to "tell him to get lost".
"Just because he's a person that stands out more ... just don't listen to him then," the elder Musk added.
Over the past two days, Elon Musk has attacked Labour Prime Ministers Gordon Brown and Keir Starmer in a series of posts on X over what he claims is their “complicity” in “mass rapes” of young girls.
The posts referred to historical sexual abuse cases of children, mostly young girls, across England and Wales between 1997 to 2013.
A 2014 inquiry later estimated that at least 1,400 children were exploited, predominantly by men of Pakistani heritage.
Critiquing Musk indirectly on Monday, Prime Minister Starmer hit back at those “spreading lies and misinformation as far and wide as possible”.
“[They’re] not interested in victims, they’re interested in themselves,” Mr Starmer said.
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