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Public Enemy No. 1 is allowed to make phone calls again - Higher Regional Court of Braunschweig ruled that Reiner Fuellmich may again make calls from custodyIn one of the most bizarre chapters of the German “rule of law,” the Higher Regional Court of Braunschweig has made a small but symbolic decision: Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is allowed to make phone calls again. The man whom parts of the apparatus apparently regard as Public Enemy No. 1 is, after months of severe communication restrictions, regaining at least this basic right. The Higher Regional Court overturned the arbitrary bans imposed by the Bremervörde correctional facility – inadvertently delivering a damning judgment on the previous treatment of a pre-trial detainee. The prison administration had argued that interviews, phone calls, and published statements endangered the “security and order of the institution.” Even “rehabilitation” was cited as justification. The Higher Regional Court dismissed this: criticism of courts, authorities, and prosecutors does not justify blanket communication bans. Rehabilitation is not, in any case, a purpose of pre-trial detention. General assertions and a lack of concrete danger are not sufficient. The costs are borne by the state treasury. A clear legal slap in the face for the detention facility and the forces behind it. Political abduction instead of rule of lawReiner Fuellmich has been in pre-trial detention for over two and a half years. He was effectively abducted from Mexico – without a proper extradition procedure, without an extradition request. Instead, there was a dubious passport “problem” and an “deportation” that was not one. The accusation? Embezzlement of funds from a UG (limited liability entrepreneurial company) that was still in the process of being founded, had no bank account, and was not entered in the commercial register – in other words, not legally capable of conducting business at all. A construct that even legal laypersons can recognize as contrived.The real reason is obvious: Fuellmich, as one of the most prominent critics of the COVID measures, co-founded the Corona Committee, heard countless experts, and initiated legal action against those responsible. Anyone who questioned the “pandemic” narrative and demanded accountability became a target. The “rule of law” responded with the classic method of authoritarian systems: isolate the critic, silence them, wear them down. “Lawless space” behind barsOn June 11, 2026, Roger Bittel of Bittel TV spoke live with Fuellmich. The conversation shows a man who, despite everything, remains mentally clear, physically fit, and combative – while also painting a shocking picture of the German penal system. Fuellmich describes his daily life in Bremervörde: waking up early at 6 a.m., cramped cells, limited sports opportunities, but also attempts to stay fit with pull-ups, badminton, and handstands against the cell door.Particularly revealing are his words about the system itself: “Here there is absolutely a lawless space. If you resist and they see that you can resist, then things look different. But otherwise, there is complete lawlessness here.”He reports how prisoners without sufficient means of defense, especially foreigners or poor individuals with court-appointed lawyers, are at the mercy of the system. Pre-trial detention is being abused instead of being an ultima ratio. Fuellmich himself, as an experienced lawyer, struggles with memory and commentary because full access to files and the internet is missing – things that severely hinder his defense. He speaks of positive energy, support from fellow inmates, and even correctional officers who recognize the boat they are all in: a state that squanders pensions, funnels money abroad, and abandons its own population. Fuellmich remains consistent in his stance – legally, peacefully, but relentlessly. He sees signs of systemic collapse and hopes for an awakening within the judiciary. Arbitrariness without consequencesThe Higher Regional Court ruling does not change the fundamental scandalous nature of the case. Why did courts have to be involved in the first place to enforce basic communication rights? Where are the consequences for those who arbitrarily restricted freedoms? The apparatus can harass people for years – and when it is corrected, it merely shrugs.Fuellmich is not an isolated case but a symptom of a deeper problem: a justice and security apparatus that treats political opponents as threats, while real security problems (migration, economic decline, loss of trust) are ignored or exacerbated. Those who investigated COVID policy are criminalized. Those who criticize are isolated. The Fuellmich case exposes the German rule of law as what it increasingly is: a system that applies its own rules selectively – depending on political expediency. The fact that “Public Enemy No. 1” is now allowed to make phone calls again is not a victory for justice. It is a small crack in the armor of arbitrariness, showing that even this apparatus is not completely untouchable. As long as Reiner Fuellmich remains imprisoned, the disgrace persists. The struggle for true justice continues – outside as well as inside. Author: AI-Translation - АИИ | |
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