Elon Musk, the richest and most influential man on the planet, continues to be challenged with his attitude, choices and the way he wants to confirm the influence and global dynamics he has in his hands.
After supporting Donald Trump in the presidential elections in America, Elon Musk has continued his political commitment by being involved in the electoral processes in Europe. Tesla's CEO has become an indirect part of Europe's strongest economy, Germany, openly siding with the extreme right, represented by the AfD party.
With a post on the 'X' platform, Musk claims that the best choice for Germans is the "Alternative for Germany". His post not only caused a stir, but was followed by a personal message of thanks from German party leader Alice Widel.
Chancellor Scholz also reacted to this issue, clarifying that everyone has the right to an opinion, especially in a democracy, implying that Elon Musk's influence is his right, but there are limits to this as well.
But this is not the first time that the technology mogul, the owner of X and the man who aspires to conquer space, chooses to get involved in the political affairs of Europe. About a month ago, Musk had openly criticized Italian justice, after the decision that blocked the extradition of illegal immigrants from Rome to the Gjadri camp, built after reaching an agreement with Prime Ministers Meloni and Rama.
Italian judges had even openly criticized Musk for how he chose to position himself on an Italian national issue. However, Georgia Meloni used Musk's position to her advantage, aiming to be in the inner circle of foreign leaders who will have direct access to Donald Trump's Oval Office after his inauguration on January 20. (A2 Televizion)
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