Over 100K Rally Against Immigration in London as Musk Calls for Fight

Elon Musk delivered a controversial virtual speech at a far-right anti-immigration rally in London organized by Tommy Robinson, urging Britons to "fight back or die" amid what he described as the rapid destruction of Britain due to uncontrolled migration. The 'Unite the Kingdom' protest drew over 100,000 participants, making it one of the largest right-wing demonstrations in British history, and featured nationalist symbols and slogans targeting Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour government. Musk called for the dissolution of Parliament and a change in government, accusing Starmer of failing to address issues such as grooming gangs and immigration. The event turned violent as clashes broke out between protesters and police, resulting in multiple arrests and injuries to officers, while a counter-protest of about 5,000 anti-racism activists was held nearby. Prime Minister Starmer was notably absent from the unrest, attending a football match during the protests. The rally and Musk’s remarks faced condemnation from political figures, who denounced calls for violence and emphasized the need for democratic discourse.