Elon Musk has done it again.
Fresh off of tweeting the original Continuing Resolution (CR) into oblivion, Musk has now set his sights on Europe, and what he tweeted about Germany has the international community of leftists retreating to their fainting couches and calling Jeeves to bring the smelling salts.
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In response to a video posted to X by Naomi Seibt—a young German YouTuber who is known as the “anti-Greta Thunberg”—in which Seibt calls out Germany’s presumptive chancellor Friedrich Merz for not wanting to work with the “Germany First” AfD party, Musk tweeted out five words:
Only the AfD can save Germany https://t.co/Afu0ea1Fvt
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 20, 2024
Well, you would have thought he had called for Christmas and Kwanzaa to be canceled and all the gifts to be given to Jewish children based on the tantrums thrown by globalists everywhere. Here’s a taste of some worldwide headlines:
- “Outrage as Elon Musk claims ‘only AfD can save Germany’” (The Guardian)
- “Backlash builds as Elon Musk endorses Germany’s far right” (Politico EU)
- “Anger after Musk backs German far right” (France 24)
- Musk Pauses Torment of GOP to Praise German Extremists (New York Magazine)
They are big, big mad.
The propagandists at NBC had this to say about the endorsement:
Elon Musk waded into Germany’s election Friday, expressing his support for a far-right anti-immigrant and anti-Islam party that’s being monitored by the country’s domestic intelligence agency.
Sounds like Germany has its very own Deep State, doesn’t it?
Let’s take a closer look at what Musk is actually endorsing here. Is AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) the second coming of Adolph Hitler (not that the modern-day left would have a problem with that based on their unabashed support of Hamas)?
Here’s how AfD describes itself on its official website, under the headline, “COURAGE FOR GERMANY. FREE CITIZENS, NOT SUBJECTS”:
We are liberals and conservatives. We are free citizens of our country. We are convinced democrats.
And what does AfD stand for?
As free citizens, we stand up for direct democracy, the separation of powers and the rule of law, the social market economy, subsidiarity, federalism, the family and the living tradition of German culture. Because democracy and freedom are based on shared cultural values and historical memories. In the tradition of the two revolutions of 1848 and 1989, with our civil protest we articulate the will to complete national unity in freedom and to create a Europe of sovereign democratic states that are bound together in peace, self-determination and good neighborliness.
We are committed to fundamentally renewing our country in the spirit of freedom and democracy and to restoring these principles. We are open to the world, but we want to be and remain German. We want to permanently preserve human dignity, the family with children, our Western Christian culture, our language and tradition in a peaceful, democratic and sovereign nation state of the German people.
AfD is basically as close to a Germanic MAGA movement as you’re going to get. They are Europeans, though, so not as MAGA as they could be, but still, the most promising party to save the country with the largest economy in Europe. You’ll notice that the attacks against AfD are the same exact attacks that they’ve been leveling against Donald Trump for years, and look where that’s gotten them.
The worldwide left is running scared at Donald Trump’s looming second term, Elon Musk’s growing political influence, and the rise of hardline conservative politicians like Giorgia Meloni and Marine LePen. European governments are collapsing at a regular rate, yet the left keeps pushing the same propaganda that saw them soundly defeated in the U.S. on November 5th.
Germany is expected to vote on February 23 to replace the leftist government led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz that collapsed earlier this week.
