When it seemed that the technological billionaire Ilon Musk performed Nazi greeting As for a Republican crowd to honor the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, social media lit up on charges that he was fascist.

When he addressed a political gathering on the extreme right AFD alternative In the German city of Haley, these doubts seemed confirmed.

He said, from a giant video screen: “There is a lot of focus on the past guilt and we need to move from it.”

The crowd chanted when he said: “It is okay to be proud to be German. It is good to be proud of German culture and German values, and not to lose this in a kind of cultural pluralism that relieves everything.”

They chanted more loudly when the social democrats accused the ruling of taking a “holistic approach” of their beliefs, and ended with “freedom of expression is the basis of democracy.”

Party leader Is it not He smiled a wide smile from the platform and clapped.

Is Elon Musk Nazi? The Nazis seem to think so. Christian nationalists, white superiority and new Nazis in the United States all praised the trick of musk as a historical return to their cause.

Musk’s public preoccupation on X, its correspondence platform, is definitely liberal. It is raised against excessive organization and government waste and enjoys the creation of the potential of the market and individuals.

He is angry at what he sees as an immigration that is not subject to censorship and cultural cohesion. It seems that everyone should remain in the place of their birth – although he immigrated from South Africa to Canada in 1988.

As a natural result, he insists on bilateral sex roles as a means to reflect the demographic decline in advanced economies.

He constantly plays on the issue of freedom of expression, and insists that democratic societies are hypocrisy in claiming to defend them.

Distilately, on one occasion in 2023 he laid a anti -Semitic publication on X.

I read the post in part, “Jewish Communies (SIC) pushes the exact type of dialectical hatred against the eggs who claim to want people to stop using them against them.”

Musk then replied, “I have said the actual truth.”

Does all of this make it a fantasy?

“No, it’s not. [a Nazi]Jean -Yves Camos, co -director of the Political Extremist Observatory at the Jean Yurus Foundation in Paris, said. He believes that musk and Trump serve the self, not ideological.

“This type of system they want to achieve is like tyranny, the rule of law by one man, without limits. They have no limits.”

“I think he is not ideologically trapped,” Konstantinos Felly, who directs the Institute of World Affairs at the American Greek College, agreed.

“I do not see coherent political thought,” said Felis. “His ideas stem from his commercial interests and different floating ideas. I mean, what is the opinion of Germany or AFD leading musk to a declaration that it will save the planet?”

Felis was referring to Musk’s comment in Haley, “These upcoming elections in Germany are very important. It can decide the fate of the entire Europe, and perhaps the fate of the world.”

If Musk is not a real Nazi, then why are the leaders of the developed right -wing parties such as Weidel and the leader of the UK Reform Party to support him?

“It is clear that they want his money … and through x, Musk gives them space to express themselves,” Felis said. “With fake accounts, it may also give them the appearance of support from people who may not be present.”

Musk also plays well for the base. “The anti -regime crowd … See a successful businessman seems strange. This is what Musk sells, and that he succeeds and contradicts the regime,” Felis said.

If Musk is not ideological, then why does it cost himself the trouble of attracting the far right? It is not cheap. He paid 277 million dollars in the Trump re -election campaign, and it was costly by Twitter, which was called X, 44 billion dollars.

However, the keys to his success did not come from the far right, making America again to Donald Trump’s policy.

A $ 465 million loan came on his feet from the Ministry of Energy in 2009 under the leadership of former US President Barack Obama, and a $ 1.6 billion contract from NASA saved his SPACE-X missile company from closing after three failures at all in a year 2008 under 2008 under 2008 WW, the President of the Republic condemned the Maga policy.

Some believe that the musk policy is completely satiated.

“It seems that he has a cost -cost analysis and money that he could achieve by supporting the anti -regime crowd against others,” said Felis. “Besides, in a country where institutions operate, a businessman has small profit margins. In a wild society where capitalism is unknown, it is clear that he has a lot to gain it.”

Musk Attention in Europe It may be simply to spoil its economic and industrial policy, Felis believes.

He may see competitors who want to eliminate it. The German auto industry is not now at its best, but it can be a challenge to Tasla. “

If Musk is effective in helping Trump to elect, can he withdraw the same thing in Europe?

Camus believes that right -wing nationalism is actually working against Musk in France. “some [parties] Are they the nationalists who started asking: What is President Trump may be good for the United States, but is this good for us? ” He said.

“This is the reason [far-right National Rally leader] Marine Le Pen did not attend [Trump] opening. Because how can she go to a medium French city and explain to voters in the working class that President Trump puts definitions on French goods, so this is a thousand jobs less for us? impossible.”