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    Elon Musk Slams Scholz After Magdeburg Attack, Calls for Resignation

    Germany is reeling from a devastating attack at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, where a driver ploughed into a crowd, killing at least five people, including a child, and injuring dozens more. In the aftermath, Elon Musk didn’t hold back, blasting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on social media. Musk called Scholz an “incompetent fool” and demanded his immediate resignation, sparking both support and outrage.  

    Musk Blames German Immigration Policies for Magdeburg Attack

    Authorities believe the attack was deliberate, and reports have identified the suspect as a Saudi national. While the motive remains unclear, the incident has reignited fierce criticism of Germany’s immigration policies. Musk, who has become increasingly vocal about such issues, shared posts attacking the government’s approach, claiming their policies put citizens at risk.  

    Musk’s comments come as he’s thrown his support behind the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, saying they’re the only ones capable of “saving” the country. His stance aligns with growing frustration among Germans who feel the current government isn’t doing enough to ensure public safety, especially in light of such tragic events.  

    Scholz Under Fire: Magdeburg Attack Sparks Calls for Change as Public Trust Erodes

    The pressure is mounting on Scholz, who is already facing criticism over his leadership. This attack has only fueled calls for a change in direction, with many questioning whether Germany’s open-border policies have contributed to the risks. Musk’s remarks, while polarizing, reflect a sentiment shared by many disillusioned citizens.  

    The tragedy in Magdeburg could mark a turning point for Germany. With public trust in the government eroding and support for populist movements like the AfD growing, the country seems to be at a crossroads. Whether Scholz and his government can respond to these challenges remains to be seen, but the calls for action are growing louder.

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