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Argentinian President Milei Accuses Britain of Silencing Critics of Immigration Crimes


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Argentinian President Javier Milei has sparked controversy with claims that Britain is imprisoning individuals for exposing crimes committed by immigrants. Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, Milei accused the UK government of concealing such crimes and silencing dissent, likening the situation to the broader influence of "woke-ism" in distorting the issue of immigration.

 

“Is it not true that right now as we speak, in the UK, citizens are being imprisoned for exposing horrifying crimes committed by Muslim migrants? Crimes that the Government seeks to conceal?” Milei asserted during his speech. However, the president provided no specific details or evidence to substantiate his claims.

 

Milei's remarks echo recent interventions by billionaire Elon Musk, who has voiced support for individuals he believes were wrongfully imprisoned in connection with social media posts during riots. Musk has also controversially claimed that Tommy Robinson, the founder of the far-right English Defence League, is a political prisoner. While Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been convicted of multiple crimes, Musk’s defense of him has drawn criticism for its inaccuracy.

 

Milei, who has publicly praised Musk and was photographed with him last year, expressed admiration for the billionaire during his speech. The Argentinian leader accused the Davos attendees of being “ideologues of woke barbarity,” using his platform to denounce what he perceives as the suppression of dissent in favor of a "woke" agenda.

 

“Haven’t we heard only recently how certain European leading authorities – and quite reddish, I should say – actually have made open appeals to censorship?” Milei asked the audience. He argued that woke ideology seeks to silence those who challenge its principles, replacing freedom of speech with suppression.

 

“What kind of society can woke-ism create? A society that replaces the free exchange of goods and services with the arbitrary redistribution of wealth at gunpoint,” he declared, criticizing the perceived economic and social effects of progressive policies.

 

Milei also highlighted what he called an emerging international alliance of nations led by right-wing leaders who prioritize freedom and oppose the influence of woke ideology. He praised figures such as Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele.

 

“Slowly, an international alliance has been formed of all those nations that want to be free and that believe in the ideas of freedom,” Milei said, framing the movement as a resistance to progressive ideals.

 

He accused woke advocates of labeling and suppressing their opponents. “If you’re white you must be racist, if you’re a man you must be a misogynist or part of a patriarchy. If you’re rich you must be a cruel capitalist. If you’re heterosexual you must be heteronormative or homophobic or transphobic,” Milei said, denouncing what he sees as a strategy to discredit dissenting voices.

 

The Argentinian president went further, accusing woke proponents of using legal and societal means to eliminate criticism and consolidate their influence. “Beneath the rhetoric that they so often preach, what truly lies is their blatant desire to eliminate dissent, criticism and ultimately freedom so they can continue to uphold a model in which they are the main beneficiaries,” he argued.

 

Milei’s comments have ignited debate over the validity of his accusations and the broader implications of his rhetoric. While some view his speech as a rallying cry for free speech and individual liberties, others criticize it as inflammatory and lacking evidence. As the world watches, Milei’s words continue to generate strong reactions both at home and abroad.

 

Based on a report by Daily Telegraph 2025-01-25

 

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This bloke is a bit of a legend.

 

Good to see another international figure shaming Labour. They are a global joke.

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