...the billionaire promotes racist, far-right political actors in the UK and Germany; most recently, he used X to spread a racist movie that villainizes immigrants called Citizen Vigilante. Musk appeared to shrug when Beddoes noted that the German political party he supports, AfD, is home to some neo-Nazis.
Musk, typical far-right hypocrite, is himself an immigrant.
I first heard of the AfD because Emil Kirkegaard is a supporter and this was discussed in the Hope not Hate investigative report, Race Science, Inc., about Kirkegaard's neo-Nazi and race pseudoscience empire:
The third senior figure of HDF is Erik Ahrens, a social media advisor in Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the far-right German party. He is an advocate of white nationalism, and appeared at the AfD’s Potsdam conference in November 2023, at which party leaders discussed deporting German citizens of foreign descent.
I created the diagram to illustrate the various HDF - Human Diversity Foundation - connections discussed in the article.
It should be noted that since the article, Ahrens quit the far-right. However, Kirkegaard isn't only associated with AfD via Ahrens. He proclaimed on Twitter/X that he supported the AfD.
Recently an AfD supporter on YouTube was attacking Ahrens, claiming he was "kicked out" of the AfD for being "too radical." This reminds me of the attack campaign against a guy who was owed money by Kirkegaard, a campaign run via the City Journal (and supported by Steven Pinker) which made a big deal about the guy's neo-Nazi past.
And Pinker, ever the blatant, shameless hypocrite, has no problem forgiving Richard Hanania in spite of his neo-Nazi past. Hanania, a ridiculous laughable figure, was also part of the right-wing mob that attacked Kirkegaard's creditor.
But Charles Murray, unlike Pinker, is an enthusiastic, public supporter of neo-Nazi Emil Kirkegaard.
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| Charles Murray, proclaiming his financial support for two neo-Nazis. |
Pinker has never publicly expressed support for Kirkegaard, as far as I know, although he appeared on the podcast of the Kirkegaard-owned magazine Aporia. And he has publicly supported neo-Nazi Bo Winegard.
