Elon Musk shares 23 messages encouraging King Charles III to take action against the UK government.

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Elon Musk shares 23 messages encouraging King Charles III to take action against the UK government. 

The backing that Elon Musk has shown for King Charles III to disband Parliament has resulted in political debate within the UK. 

Musk has become a focal point for political discussions in the UK after suggesting that King Charles III close Parliament and initiate a new election. 

The Tesla CEO promoted a post on social media that condemned the government's approach to tackling criminal gang activities in Manchester. "In the UK, serious offenses like rape need the approval of the Crown Prosecution Service to permit police to charge suspects. Who led the CPS while rape gangs were able to take advantage of young girls without facing consequences? Keir Starmer, 2008-2013," Musk wrote on X (previously known as Twitter) on New Year's Day. 

"Who is currently leading Jess Phillips? Keir Starmer. The actual reason she's hesitating to investigate the rape gangs is that it would clearly implicate Keir Starmer [who was in charge of the CPS back then]," he added in a subsequent message. 

"The King needs to intervene. We cannot have Keir in charge of the country when he was the one running the Crown Prosecution Service [CPS] during these events," he continued in the discussion.


Musk's engagement has faced backlash from the Labour Party. 

In response to his statements, Health Secretary Wes Streeting described them as "ill-advised and definitely misinformed."

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