Ilon Musk made rude remarks towards a European politician

American billionaire and entrepreneur, and in the near future head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Ilon Musk rudely responded to former European Commissioner and French ex-minister Thierry Breton, who criticised him for his remarks about the German government and support for the Alternative for Germany (AdG ) party. The corresponding statement appeared in the social network X on Sunday, 22 December.

In particular, Breton on his page in the social network indicated that Musk, who in the near future will enter the administration of the President of the United States, openly supported the extreme right-wing party Alternative for Germany. Breton called Musk's public stance "a classic manifestation of foreign interference" and called for "an end to double standards."

Musk rudely replied to him, "Bro, US 'foreign interference' is the only reason why you don't speak Russian or German."

Recall, Ilon Musk on Friday, 20 December, expressed support for the far-right German party Alternative for Germany (AdG). His statement came two months before the elections in Germany, scheduled for February next year.

Only the AdG can save Germany," Musk wrote.

As in turn wrote in social network X well-known British journalist, columnist of the Financial Times Gideon Rahman, Musk has recently supported many extreme right-wing populists both at home in the United States and in Europe. He also pointed out that Musk is beginning to develop delusions of grandeur.

Musk's megalomania is growing rapidly. He is clearly trying to organise an extreme right-wing revolution throughout the western world. He now supports the AdG. Before that he supported Reform UK. He is a dominant figure in Trump's world," Rahman pointed out.

Reform UK is a party of anti-Mass Immigration fighters and Eurosceptics.

The German Alternative for Germany calls for Germany's exit from the European Union and the eurozone. It also calls for fighting illegal migrants. In particular, it speaks about deportation of hundreds of thousands of people.