Elon Musk teams up with Brexit mastermind Dominic Cummings to target Sir Keir Starmer online
According to sources, ELON Musk has joined up with Dominic Cummings, a former Boris Johnson assistant, to target Sir Keir Starmer online.
The billionaire’s social media attacks are allegedly being led by Cummingsis, and the two are corresponding over WhatsApp.
On his platform X, Musk has been criticizing the UK government for weeks, claiming that Sir Keirof failed victims by grooming gangs while he was the Director of Public Prosecutions.
In addition to guiding Muskon’s plans to cut trillions of dollars from US spending, the Brexit mastermind is apparently planning his own StartUp Party to challenge the status quo in Westminster.
“It is absolutely true that they [Musk and Cummings] are talking about smaller government and the end of the traditional party system,” an associate of Mr. Musk told the Mail on Sunday.
Elon is not the only one. Major Silicon Valley figures that Dom frequently interacts with are growing more anti-woke.
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