Musk backs far-right party to save Germany


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The global political landscape has been notably transformed by Elon Musk’s increased influence following his acquisition of Twitter, now known as X. The South African-born tech mogul has emerged as a powerful voice on governance and policy matters, consistently advocating for deregulation and free-market principles.

Musk’s platform has become a significant battleground for free speech advocacy, particularly against government interference. His engagement extends beyond domestic politics to interactions with international leaders, fostering both collaborative and confrontational relationships.

While he maintains cordial relations with figures like Italy’s Giorgia Meloni, Argentina’s Javier Milei, and Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage, Musk hasn’t hesitated to challenge leaders he believes are failing their constituents.

His confrontations include clashing with Australian Prime Minister Albanese over censorship of the Bishop Mari Emanuel stabbing footage, and repeatedly criticizing Justin Trudeau’s leadership. Notably, Musk compared Trudeau to Hitler during the Canadian trucker protests and labeled him an ‘insufferable tool’ who ‘won’t be in power for much longer.’

In German politics, Musk has taken a decisive stance by endorsing the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party ahead of February’s election. He’s been particularly critical of Chancellor Olaf Scholz, calling him a ‘fool’ (‘Narr’ in German), while condemning Germany’s approaches to immigration and economic management.

Musk’s political influence has extended to British politics, where he’s repeatedly challenged Labour PM Keir Starmer on free speech and social media regulation. His support for Reform UK, including potential financial backing, signals his growing involvement in European political movements.

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