Elon Musk, on the cusp of becoming Earth’s first trillionaire, has stirred controversy by backing hard-right parties amid riots in Belfast, Northern Ireland. After a knife attack, he reposted messages from Restore Britain, demanding mass deportations and threatening legal action against officials who 'placed dangerous third world savages' within UK communities.

Rioting followed, with arson, brick-throwing, and police responses that included water cannons. Musk mocked violence as a solution while advocating for deadly outcomes in other contexts. His comments are listed as risks in SpaceX’s IPO filings.

The incident highlights the intersection of tech moguls and political activism, potentially influencing public sentiment on immigration policies. With Ofcom warning about illegal content online, this could mark a new era where social media and political figures collide dangerously.