Muhammad Mehdi<\/p>\n
Europe has the advantage of having a good record in its countries regarding respect for humanity. No matter what happens in the rest of the world, its behaviour in its own countries seems to be determined in this regard.
\nAt the same time, there are strong roots of democracy there, and the first condition for the strength of these roots is that no other country interferes, at least openly, in the electoral process of any European country. However, about the upcoming general elections in Germany, a huge question mark has been placed on both of these perceptions because Elon Musk has openly started interfering in the German elections.
\nThe world knows very well that whoever gets the weapon of social media can manipulate matters, and who has more control over social media than the head of the company, Elon Musk?
\nElon Musk has made his place in the Trump administration and his actions cannot be limited to those taken to secure the interests of a businessman.
\nElon Musk wrote an article in the Welt am Sonntag newspaper and openly praised the German extremist party AfD. It should be noted that the German intelligence service has included this party among extremist parties since 2021.
\nElon Musk praised the AfD\u2019s perspective on taxes, market deregulation, etc, calling it Germany\u2019s last hope. It should be remembered that this extremist party has been called the last hope of the country that is the largest economy in Europe. Elon Musk\u2019s continued support for AFD are so serious that the German government spokesman had to give a formal response to it, which clearly pretented that \u201csuch open intervention is very much disliked.\u201d
\nThe parliamentary elections in Germany are scheduled for February 23, and according to opinion polls conducted so far, the AfD has reached second place in popularity after the CDU, although the party had 76 seats out of 733 in the recently dissolved parliament.
\nThe CDU and the SDP have been in government in Germany since 2013. But this time it will face tough competition from the AfD. The reason for the AfD\u2019s reputation is that this party is a champion of Islamophobia, its policy towards immigrants is extremely hostile. But the interesting thing is that it is also anti-Semitic, that is, in simple terms, close to Nazism. But then it is very surprising that Elon Musk and the next Trump administration are supporting this party.
\nThe AfD advocates leaving the European Union, calls for exiting NATO, and talks about friendship with China and Russia, but despite this, it has the support of the US or Trump administration. It should be studied carefully to see why this is so.
\nThe European Union, NATO, and Semitism are important pillars of US policy, so why is this happening? One opinion is that the US does not want to see the European Union become stronger than a certain limit and that is why it is supporting extremist parties in Europe because internal conflicts are the biggest obstacle to strengthening. But extremism is not only in German politics, but in the European parliamentary elections in June, far-right parties also achieved dramatic success.
\nThe centrist Working Party still has a majority, but the wind of change is still felt. In the same way, the Freedom Party also planted flags of success in Austria and their ideologies are similar to Germany\u2019s AfD. In the Netherlands, a toxic person like Geert Wilders has succeeded in gaining extreme political power.
\nHe is a big supporter of taking the Netherlands out of the European Union, and is such an enemy of Islam that he keeps showing blasphemous cartoons. Even before the elections, he made a blunder that he would ban the Holy Quran in the Netherlands.<\/p>\n
The writer is a freelance columnist.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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