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Nigel Farage distances himself from Elon Musk on Tommy Robinson
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Well Elon is likely the most able to help there.
Cant help but wonder how hard it would be. To convonce his Space X employees to tell him moving to mars is possible now.
""" Yep the Starship is ready. All the stuff needed for a self sufficient home is on board. And as the first there you will be King. """
He aint gonna want tobgo alone. And convincing Farrage he would be PM if he started as the kings lacky.
"Si Lord Musk. You just need to leave the ship before your serfs. We are hiring an army for you. They will follow on next ship. Then colonisers after that. But will apl the palace loaded. Only the 2 of you will fit on this one"
"Oh just ignore that countdown over the airlock. Its just a non important technical detail. "