Elon Musk raises controversy with his support for the far right in Europe

The American billionaire Elon Musk has sparked widespread controversy because of his positions in support of the far right in Europe, from his interference in the political scene in Britain, to his promotion of the far right in Germany, and his attack on the European Commission.

Because of these actions, the minister criticized British Andrew Gwynne on Friday called on Musk to focus on American policy instead of repeatedly criticizing the British Labor Party government.

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Musk also called on Thursday for the release of far-right activist Tommy Robinson from prison.

 

In a report, Agence France-Presse shed light on Musk’s positions in support of the far-right in Europe, She referred to his insulting tweets to the British Prime Minister.

Musk said, “Starmer must go and face charges for his participation in the worst mass crime in British history.”

He was referring to Starmer’s period as attorney general. In England and Wales, a period that coincided with the child sexual exploitation scandal, as he repeatedly posted about the topic on Friday.

Musk also called for the release of Thomas Robinson, the instigator. The extremist.

 

Musk and the far right Political commentator Patrick Maguire wrote in The Times on Friday, “With the beginning of 2025, Musk is no longer just a passive commentator on British politics, but has become a powerful player in this field.” /p>

According to the report, Britain is not Musk’s only target in Europe, as Musk met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, one of the most prominent figures on the far right, when the latter visited Trump in Florida this month. The past.

 

The German government also accused him of interference because of his strong support for the “Alternative for Germany” party. The far-right party ahead of the parliamentary elections.

The main candidate for the German parliamentary elections announced the “Alternative for Germany” party. Right-wing extremist Alice Weidel said she expects to hold a live online dialogue with billionaire Elon Musk on January 9.

The 53-year-old businessman described the judges who recently annulled Romania’s presidential elections due to suspicions of interference. The Russian “dictator”.

 

The search for authoritarian governments Musk is an enthusiastic supporter of Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the country’s most right-wing leader since 1945, who calls him a “genius”.

Experts point out that Musk’s political initiatives are closely linked to his economic interests.

Ilan Kapoor, a professor at York University in Toronto, known for his critical research on… Neoliberalism “For Musk and Trump, democracy, controversy, disagreement, and government welfare systems all get in the way of business.”

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