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The political crisis continues to escalate in the United Kingdom following the participation of American billionaire and owner of the platform "X," Elon Musk, in a far-right rally in London on September 13, 2025. During his speech, Musk urged attendees to "fight or die" and called for the dissolution of Parliament and early elections, sparking a wave of controversy.

Ed Davey Calls for Musk's Prosecution

In a dramatic political development, leader of the British Liberal Democrats, Ed Davey, described Musk's statements as "dangerous and inciting," calling on the government to take urgent legal action against him, asserting that the billionaire is not above the law and must be held accountable for threatening British democracy.

The British Government's Position

The British government condemned Musk's statements, considering them a threat to public safety. The spokesperson for Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated, "The United Kingdom is a country built on tolerance and respect, and incitement of this nature cannot be allowed."

Mixed Reactions

Conversely, some politicians called for calm, including leader of the "Reform UK" party, Nigel Farage, who emphasized that the majority of attendees were "good, ordinary people," urging Musk to clarify his call to fight before any legal actions are taken.

Investigations Ongoing

The British police continue to investigate the incident, focusing on identifying those responsible for inciting violence during the rally. So far, Musk has not issued any official comment regarding the calls for accountability.