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Elon Musk expressed support for Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party on X, stating “Only the AfD can save Germany.”

Party leader Alice Weidel welcomed his endorsement, urging followers to review her criticisms of German politics.

The AfD, polling at 19% ahead of February’s federal election, is officially under scrutiny as an extremist group by German authorities.

Musk has previously questioned the party’s “far-right” label. Controversy surrounds the AfD, including links to a meeting discussing deportation of migrants.

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 14 hours ago (1 children)

Huh, guess I missed that dog whistle. I thought it was just the opposite of a "nationalist", people who want to create a new world order and all that.

I guess I'm not surprised they think it's the Jewish people doing that, but didn't think it was exclusive to them.

[–] eronth 7 points 14 hours ago

It's a bit of both. They (often) think globalism is being pushed by the jews for the sake of.... jews gaining power? The reason tends to change from person to person, but the point is they often think globalism is a Jewish plot.