Co-President Elon Musk loves having his own Hitler in Donald Trump

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Co-President Elon Musk loves having his own Hitler in Donald Trump

In a 1990 interview, Mr. Trump said he had a copy of Hitler’s “Mein Kampf,” although his first wife Ivana Trump and the friend who gave him the book said it was actually “My New Order,” a collection of Hitler speeches. Does this matter? Yes, because Mein Kampf (“My Struggle”) was written when Hitler was jailed and was putting together his thoughts while a book of Hitler’s speeches means that Trump was studying the rhetoric and reasoning Hitler used to concern and involve his followers; to include them in his thoughts and make those thoughts both a means to win his favor and to steer their thinking to what he saw as the future of Germany.

Co-President Musk’s family history has always been “Nazi-leaning”. His maternal grandparents reportedly supported Nazi Germany and apartheid South Africa. His father, Errol Musk, acknowledged their Nazi sympathies but claimed they were unaware of the regime’s atrocities – a claim so preposterous as to indicate either a severe learning disability or willful ignorance.  

How is it possible that a whole family never learned about the atrocities of Nazi Germany nor the eradication of people due to their bloodline?  Somehow they missed every news story that showed the means by which Germany attempted to erase the existence of whole peoples?  For the 30 years after the events unfolded?

These revelations have fueled debates about Musk’s political leanings and public statements.

Co-President Elon Musk’s maternal grandfather, Joshua Haldeman, has been linked to Nazi sympathies. According to Co-President Musk’s father, Errol Musk, Haldeman and his wife supported Hitler and were members of the Canadian Nazi Party before emigrating to South Africa, where they aligned with the apartheid regime. Haldeman reportedly continued advocating far-right ideologies, including anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, during his time in South Africa.

Joshua and Winnifred Haldeman, were supporters of Hitler and members of the Canadian Nazi Party. According to Errol, they moved to South Africa due to their strong endorsement of apartheid and admiration for the Afrikaner government. He claimed that they were “very fanatical about apartheid.”


After World War II, Haldeman moved his family to South Africa, where he became an outspoken supporter of apartheid, promoting it as a defense of “White Christian Civilization” against perceived threats from Jewish and non-white groups. In Canada, Haldeman was also involved in Technocracy Incorporated, a movement advocating for governance by technocrats, which some have described as having fascist undertones. His political writings later in South Africa included conspiracy theories involving Jewish financiers and anti-apartheid movements. These elements of his history have drawn scrutiny in light of Elon Musk’s controversial political actions and statements.

Is anyone surprised that Co-President Elon Musk chose to salute his own Hitler, Donald Trump, in the only way he could to show allegiance to him with the straight arm salute attributed solely to Nazism?  it wasn’t a wave or a salute – it was the clear means that Co-President Elon Musk wanted to let every viewer know that he not only sees Donald Trump as America’s Adolf Hitler but expect him to behave in the same way.

Should I point out that Trump has stated on many occasions that “Hitler did some good things?”  Has any reporter ever quizzed Trump about what those good thing were?  Are we talking about the spiffy uniforms (later copied by South Africa during Apartheid), or the opening of available homes (by killing the occupants and allowing the houses to be stripped of the possessions by the townspeople).  I guess we will never know that Trump means since he is not going to say any more on the subject.

So far, Donald Trump is doing his best to live up to Co-President Elon Musk’s dreams by creating an enemy of the people in undocumented immigrants.  Many times Trump has faced criticism for repeatedly harnessing rhetoric once used by Adolf Hitler to argue that immigrants entering the U.S. illegally are “poisoning the blood of our country,” Trump insisted he had no idea that one of the world’s most reviled and infamous figures once used similar words. The Nazi dictator spoke of impure Jewish blood “poisoning” Aryan German blood to dehumanize Jews and justify the systemic murder of millions during the Holocaust.


Trump’s assertion that he knows so little about Hitler, one of the 20th century’s most documented figures is notable for someone in the presidency, a role steeped in and shaped by history. But claiming ignorance, particularly when it comes to people who espouse racist or antisemitic rhetoric, is a tactic Trump has repeatedly deployed when aiming to distance himself from uncomfortable storylines.

After he was endorsed by former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke during his winning 2016 campaign, Trump insisted he had no knowledge of the white supremacist who had run for office numerous times and is described by the Anti-Defamation League as “perhaps America’s most well-known racist and anti-Semite.”

“Just so you understand, I don’t know anything about David Duke, OK?” he told CNN’s Jake Tapper in February 2016. “I don’t know anything about what you’re even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists.”

Asked if he would condemn the white supremacists supporting him, Trump said he would “have to look at the group. I mean, I don’t know what group you’re talking about.” He continued to repeat that assertion even after Tapper said he was referring to the KKK.


The former president’s claims about Hitler are particularly notable given his upbringing in New York, home to one of the nation’s largest Jewish populations.  Moreso, Ivanka Trump, his daughter, is married to a Jewish man and converted to Judaism so it is hard to believe that he is ignorant of history.

Trump has also participated in Holocaust memorial events. He spoke at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol hosted by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2017, where he denounced Holocaust deniers as accomplices to “horrible evil.” And he paid a brief visit to Yad Vashem, Israel’s national Holocaust memorial, where he called the Nazi extermination of 6 million Jews “the most savage crime against God and his children.”

So Elon Musk loves having his own Hitler in office and now we have this Co-President rummaging though the records and information about Americans.  It is doubtful that it is for good reasons.

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