adminPM Keir Starmer did not invite the world’s richest businessman Elon Musk to the Investors Summit. It is understood that Starmer is angry with Musk because during the Southgate incidents, Elon Musk tweeted and said ‘Civil war in the UK is inevitable’.
Everyone including us reacted at that time. Elon Musk was talking nonsense and since everyone has the right to talk nonsense, this issue was not given much attention.
It seems that the Starmer government did not forget Elon Musk’s words and did not invite the world’s richest businessman to the ‘Investors Summit’.
The public may be angry with Elon Musk, journalists may criticize, but those who govern the country have to act with their minds, not their emotions. Starmer used his anger, not his mind, against Musk. There is no mind in anger. Starmer is not smart. He cannot hide his feelings. And because he cannot, he cannot manage with his mind either.
It would have been expected that he would send a special invitation to Elon Musk and make him feel ashamed. He may not like Elon Musk, but what is important is not his feelings, but his country. He should know how to hide his feelings behind the interests of his country. But he does not have this ability, his feelings have taken him captive. He has added another big mistake to the chain of mistakes that started with Donation.
If Elon Musk had been invited, we could have at least asked him why he thought a civil war was inevitable in the UK. We don’t have the opportunity to ask him that question now.
What he needs to understand is this: This country is not his property.The UK needs investors who will make investments and create new jobs. Elon Musk is one of these names. We don’t need crazy politicians.
