Elon Musk addressed a large AfD rally in Halle, Germany, endorsing the party as Germany’s “best hope” and urging supporters to “fight” for their country’s future. His speech, echoing the AfD’s anti-immigration and anti-EU stances, further fueled concerns about his interference in European politics. This latest action follows previous criticisms, including a controversial hand gesture interpreted as a Nazi salute. The AfD, currently polling at 20%, is a far-right party gaining significant traction ahead of Germany’s upcoming election.
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Following Elon Musk’s seemingly Nazi-salute gesture at a Trump event, Argentine President Javier Milei defended Musk’s actions on X, dismissing criticism as a progressive attack on Musk’s challenge to “international wokism.” Milei lauded Musk’s contributions, particularly his acquisition of X, as a victory against a “hegemonic woke narrative,” and characterized the salute as an “innocent gesture.” This defense sparked immediate backlash, with critics like Juan Grabois condemning Milei’s support for Musk and his perceived alignment with far-right ideologies. Milei, however, doubled down, issuing threats against his perceived political opponents.
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Following his repeated performance of a gesture resembling a Nazi salute at a Trump event, Elon Musk dismissed criticism as a tired “everyone is Hitler” attack, failing to directly deny the gesture’s resemblance. His dismissive response was celebrated by far-right figures who interpreted the action as an acknowledgment of their ideology. Even the Anti-Defamation League offered a cautious defense, suggesting the gesture was unintentional enthusiasm, highlighting the sensitive context. The gesture’s similarity to both the Roman and later Nazi salutes further complicates the interpretation.
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During a speech to supporters, Elon Musk performed a gesture resembling the Nazi salute, prompting immediate comparisons to fascist imagery. While the Anti-Defamation League downplayed the incident, experts in far-right politics identified the gesture as unambiguous and neo-Nazis celebrated it online. Musk, who has embraced far-right causes, dismissed criticism as a “dirty tricks campaign,” ignoring the gesture’s clear implications and its positive reception within extremist circles. Following the gesture, he continued his speech focusing on themes of national security and space colonization.
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An exposé by Correctiv revealed a clandestine meeting in Switzerland between members of the German AfD party and Swiss neo-Nazi groups Junge Tat and Blood & Honour. The event, attended by AfD politicians Roger Beckamp and Lena Kotré, featured discussions about “remigration” and showcased the close ties between the AfD and extremist groups. Security measures, including ID checks and undisclosed locations, suggest the meeting was not as open as claimed by Beckamp. The neo-Nazi groups subsequently publicized the event online, further fueling calls for a ban on the AfD.
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Following the 2024 election, Nick Fuentes, despite briefly withdrawing support from Trump’s campaign due to perceived outside influence, delivered a vulgar message seemingly endorsing the Republican Party’s perceived dismissal of voters until the next election cycle. This statement follows Fuentes’ recent outspoken opposition to the H-1B visa program, contrasting sharply with Elon Musk’s support. Fuentes’ actions highlight the ongoing internal conflicts within the Republican party and the influence of far-right figures. His previous “Groyper war” declaration against the Trump campaign further contextualizes his post-election rhetoric.
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A right-wing pundit successfully tricked the far-right evangelical magazine *American Reformer* into publishing an essay comprised of edited passages from *The Communist Manifesto*. This hoax, intended to expose a “woke right” within the conservative movement, highlights a deeper struggle over the definition and goals of Trumpism. The prank exposed significant divisions within the Trump coalition regarding the philosophical ambitions of their movement and its relationship to traditional conservative principles. This internal conflict, likely to intensify with Trump’s return to power, underscores the instability of the current right-wing alliance.
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The French government is teetering on the brink of collapse following the opposition’s announcement of a no-confidence vote. This isn’t entirely unprecedented in French politics; the country has a history of governmental instability, and recent events in Germany further highlight the fragility of European governments. The timing, however, is striking, particularly given the recent elections and the ongoing tensions within the country. The upcoming vote is likely to significantly shake things up, leaving many wondering about the future of Macron’s leadership.
The current crisis stems from a multitude of factors. Public dissatisfaction with Macron’s policies, particularly his proposed pension reforms, has fueled widespread discontent.… Continue reading
In a controversial appointment, former Trump advisor Sebastian Gorka has been named senior National Security Council director for counterterrorism. This position, which does not require Senate confirmation, follows Gorka’s previous dismissal amid revelations of his ties to a Hungarian far-right group and support for an antisemitic militia. Recently, Gorka infamously denied the existence of Palestine during an interview on RT. His appointment has drawn significant criticism given his past associations and inflammatory rhetoric.
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A Paris prosecutor has requested a five-year prison sentence and a five-year ban from public office for far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who is on trial for embezzling EU funds. This request comes after a decade-long investigation and could severely damage Le Pen’s chances of winning the 2027 presidential election. The prosecutor’s request, if successful, would immediately prevent Le Pen from running for office, even if she appeals the verdict. The trial continues until November 27th, with a verdict expected in early 2025. Le Pen and 24 others are accused of using European Parliament funds to pay staff who worked exclusively for her party, the National Rally, in France.
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