According to Wikipedia: “Elon Reeve Musk (born June 28, 1971) is a businessman known for his key roles in the space company SpaceX and the automotive company Tesla, Inc. He is also known for his ownership of X Corp. (the company that operates the social media platform X, formerly Twitter), and his role in the founding of the Boring Company, xAI, Neuralink, and OpenAI. Musk is the wealthiest individual in the world; as of January 2025, Forbes estimates his net worth to be US$421 billion”. He is a controversial and outspoken character and has been a lot in the news recently.

He has also cropped up in many of my recent conversations and featured in some of my recent blogs and the question is begged – what is one to make out of him? He has featured in recent events, such as the row over Pakistani Muslim led UK Rape Gangs where justice has not been done and measures appear not to be in place to prevent future happenings where young girls in many UK cities have been sexually abused, including gang raped. He has come out in his support for Tommy Robinson, who has sought to expose what is happening, and is currently serving time in prison for his pains.

He has also attacked the Labour leader, Keir Starmer and the Reform leader, Nigel Farage (after backing him), when their views did not align with his own. As a result, he has become a hero in the eyes of those who Starmer has called out as a threat to good order and labelled as far right, racists for not accepting his/the official version of recent events, including in the aftermath of the Southport riots where detractors claimed the country has lost its way, which has been an ongoing theme and one I touched on in recent blogs

While I know many great recent immigrants, the exponential rise in immigrants, especially those not sharing traditional British values, coupled with inadequate controls and societal infrastructure, has been seen by many as a disturbing factor in British life, and is made worse by an out of touch Labour government, an inept opposition and the British equivalent of the USA’s Deep State that can ride rough shot over democratic accountability. Allowing in many recent immigrants, who often seek successfully to impose their culture and beliefs on the indigenous population, who can’t be touched due to political correctness, is hitting the headlines, but it goes far deeper.

My recent blogs have touched on all the above and where I believe Labour are going wrong, e.g. its Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, especially with the threats on those who home educate their children, along with doing nothing significant to tackle the rape gang issue, and this will be addressed in a future blog, although so much is being done by the current administration that I feel is at least on the wrong lines, not helped by weak and inept opposition to take them to task, there will be no shortage of material to consider.

But this blog is about Elon Musk and one of the consequences of his speaking out about some of these matters of concern is that it has drawn these to the public attention that would not have otherwise happened, and is a relevant factor for people like me daunted at the threat of four more years of Labour and its totalitarianism threat, especially as one of the moves is to shut down free speech, the very thing Musk has facilitated when he took over Twitter (which had been highly censored), under the guise of protecting people from mis/disinformation but in reality trying to combat the threat to the official narrative that unmoderated Internet access provides  

In preparing to write this article, I decided to check out sources such as Google, YouTube, BBC, Bitchute and Rumble to find out more about the man. I was staggered how many relevant hits I found, of which I could check out only a tiny sample. One of the last examples I came across prior to writing this is a short video titled: “Elon Musk backs Tate’s PM bid, tells King Charles to dissolve parliament (see here)”. If nothing else it is one that illustrates his approach of speaking as he finds, not phased by powerful entities who might oppose him, but no doubt empowered by the prospect of Donald Trump shortly to be inaugurated as US President and being in Trump’s good books, no doubt grateful for Musk giving the free speech (X) platform denied to him before Musk took over.

One of the more insightful Musk related videos was by a renowned historian and observer of the culture, titled: “Why Elon Musk Loves Britain But Hates Keir Starmer by David Starkey (see here)”. I felt Starkey made a good attempt at answering the question and he provides a valuable insight that despite many of the more liberal voices, along with those more aligned to Starmer and his supporters’ agenda, saying that he should keep out of foreign affairs (something, incidentally that George Soros, recently awarded the US Presidential medal of honour, and the American Deep State, has failed to do). While I can’t vouch that Musk’s motives are 100% pure, back to the Wikipedia intro, some of his past involvements, I wonder, if these were in in the interests of the greater good.

But on the matter of free speech and successfully seeking out truth he has done the British people a huge favour and has emboldened others to follow suit. He has been an ally to the likes of me and my fellow “far right racists” and “conspiracy theorists” who believe the bad guys are running the show, with Starmer being a particularly bad example of a globalist puppet, lacking empathy with and understanding the concerns of Labour’s traditional working class base, and a system where honest politicians find they are shut down or worse for questioning the status quo,. Many have felt up against it, especially those who are awake to the wrong direction the country has been going – and we still are of course, but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel a lot more clearly due to Musk.

One friend has expressed concerns that even Musk despite all his wealth and unfettered access to those who are in power needs to be aware he may be a target by the evil people serving the cabal. As for whether Elon Musk is Messiah or Antichrist; Hero or Villain, perhaps the jury is out. This is a serious point and one to watch in the months to come. David Icke for one (see here) has recently presented a strong case that rather than being a hero who has ingratiated himself to those who are wised up to the nefarious intentions of the cabal who control the planet, and getting them on his side, he is in fact a major villain who wants to bring about the cult agenda, latching onto the Hegelian dialectic to achieve his ends.

There is only one true Messiah, Jesus Christ, and before He comes back to planet earth there will be the emergence of the Antichrist, whose identity up to now remains hidden, and among other things will deceive the world by presenting himself as its deliverer. But the Almighty has a glorious record of raising up people, even those who don’t believe in the God of the Bible, to do His will. I want to think, at least going by recent events and statements, Musk may be one such example and the very fact the real villains are calling him out is one factor that would help incline one to the view he is a hero, needed at this critical time in the history of the UK and, come to that, the world at large, but it comes with the test and weigh, things aren’t as they seem and the need to trust the true Messiah alone caveat.