Naïve Nationalists were elated when tech entrepreneur Elon Musk used his X platform to speak out about the jailing of Sam Melia, the Southport atrocity and the subsequent interference by Keir Starmer, who told the judiciary he expected only the harshest sentences against anyone involved. Now he has tweeted his backing for the economically liberal AfD in Germany ahead of upcoming elections.
A member of a wealthy South African family, Musk was born in Pretoria and briefly attended the University of Pretoria before moving to Canada. His support for Trump in the recent presidential elections helped sway voters, with many believing that the Trump-Musk partnership would help stop the problem of illegal migration into the US from South America.
In reality, capitalists like Trump and Musk are unlikely to want to stop the flow of cheap labour into the economy: lower wages equal higher profits. Musk has also recently shifted his stance regarding immigration, particularly in relation to H1-B visas. The H1-B visa scheme allows US-based companies to bring in skilled workers from abroad into certain industries.
Musk advocates for these visas, emphasising their importance for the nation’s success. Trump himself declared to the New York Post that he is a “strong supporter of H1-B visas.”
Civic Nationalists will cheer from the rafters for these false prophets. Trump, Musk, Robinson and Farage are exploiting the current dissatisfaction with mass immigration and the leftward drift of society to push their populist agendas (and line their own pockets in the process).
The British Movement, along with other authentic revolutionary Nationalist organisations across Europe and the White world, will continue our fight against both capitalism and communism.
“The portrayal of the AfD as right-wing extremist is clearly false, considering that Alice Weidel, the party’s leader, has a same-sex partner from Sri Lanka! Does that sound like Hitler to you? Please!”
Elon Musk
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Main Image: Office of Speaker Mike Johnson, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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