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Elon Musk, CEO of X, criticized globalist power structures, advocating for minimal international and federal interference in American affairs just before the election.
By yourNEWS Media Newsroom
On the eve of the presidential election, Elon Musk, the CEO of X, issued a stark warning against what he described as “unelected globalists” attempting to exert control over America. Speaking at a rally in Philadelphia on October 18, Musk highlighted the risks posed by global institutions and called for greater individual empowerment and state-level governance.
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“I’m against globalist power. The UN should not have a lot of power. Who voted for them? I didn’t vote for them,” Musk said, questioning the legitimacy of international agencies wielding influence over national policies. He emphasized his vision of a governance model centered around personal freedom and minimal oversight from international or federal bodies. “We want power to the people! Maximum power to the individual,” he added.
“I’m against globalist power. The UN should not have a lot of power. Who voted for them? I didn’t vote for them. We want power to the people! Maximum power to the individual.”
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Musk’s remarks resonated with many attendees, aligning with the sentiments of voters concerned about the overreach of federal and global organizations. “And so, we should not have any international treaties that restrict the freedom of Americans, and we should minimize the amount of federal interference at the state level. So, unless it’s at the state level, which is something you can influence, then, really, agencies at the federal and the international levels should have minimal to zero power over you,” Musk elaborated.
On Monday, Musk amplified his message by posting an image on X with the caption “Yes!” adorned by six American flags, symbolizing his commitment to national sovereignty and independence from foreign influence. The post, which quickly gained traction, underlined Musk’s stance against perceived threats to individual freedoms posed by unelected global bodies.
Musk’s statements come at a pivotal time, as Americans prepare to cast their votes amid intense debate over national policies and global influence. His comments have sparked conversations about the balance of power between national and international governance and the role of the U.S. in maintaining its autonomy.
As the nation stands on the brink of election day, the discourse surrounding the influence of international bodies and federal agencies is likely to remain a significant topic among voters and policymakers alike.
