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The current criminal, politically motivated development is worrying – Demonstration in Aschersleben on August 19, 2024After last week’s events and Colette’s call last Saturday, many people made their way to Aschersleben yesterday, Monday, August 19, 2024. We also traveled there to represent Weißenfels/Merseburg and were astonished by how many different places were represented. From Braunschweig (with the oldest couple – both over 80) to Hannover, Bitterfeld, Berlin, Könnern, and many, many more places. Unfortunately, I didn’t remember them all. But what impressed me was the many people showing solidarity. This proves once again: We are not alone. Of course, one wonders why anyone would drive 1 hour and 45 minutes just to get there. For me, it was important because I rarely can participate on Mondays due to longer working hours, to show my face. The current criminal, politically motivated development is indeed somewhat worrying. It’s completely normal not to always agree on political issues. That’s why we must engage – verbally. It’s okay to use harsher tones, even shout if it helps. But violence is absolutely not acceptable! What worries me even more is the tendency, especially with politically motivated acts of violence, to approve when it happens to someone whose political views you don’t share anyway. With victims from sympathetic parties, people can often feel pity. Here a rethink is needed because they are all human beings. Again: Violence is absolutely not acceptable!!! Many don’t understand why people still take to the streets.The injustice done to us over three years, the insults, verbal abuses, etc. all must be dealt with. The widespread opinion is now that everything is over and there is no reason to be upset. Most probably just accept everything now. Conspiracy theories have proven true. Then I hear that a 99-year-old secretary from a concentration camp is being charged. Many others who simply complied or actively called for exclusion should face the same. Fortunately, in the digital age, there is plenty of evidence for such claims. Now that the RKI files have finally been published uncensored, I ask myself: where are the consequences? They clearly prove that the imposed measures were pointless, if not harmful. Who will be held accountable here? I hope we won’t have to wait much longer for that. AI-interpreted YouTube transcript, not necessarily fully accurate. The spoken word in the video applies. Yes, exactly. A team kindly blocked the traffic so we remain undisturbed by the flowing traffic. The authorities have already been informed to also position their vehicles. Thank you, I see this is already being implemented. I will now begin my speech without further delay and then hand the microphone to Collette, who will moderate the rest of the evening. I ask for some quiet during the speeches so everyone can concentrate, as it’s hard enough already. Many thanks to the Monday family and the patriots here. Our fight for the chancellorship continues, and although there are some candidates speaking out now, I wonder which exact project they mean. The deindustrialization of Germany and global political ambitions? The crisis of the German automotive industry is worsening dramatically. Especially the auto suppliers are under enormous pressure, leading to layoffs and bankruptcies. This development is particularly worrying as Germany is considered the birthplace of the automobile industry. Pioneers like Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler are history, but since November 2023, reports about layoffs and insolvencies have surged. Current difficulties are attributed to declining demand on global markets, the impacts of the worldwide Corona pandemic, and the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. In the Wartburg district, two auto suppliers are closing their plants. Affected are the seat manufacturer and the logistics service provider Richard Logistik. Both recently worked for Opel. The auto supplier GRP Automotiv, a subsidiary of the industrial giant GRP, is relocating parts of its production abroad. While many ignore these developments, panic continues to be stirred to influence public opinion. Our Federal Chancellor Scholz recently stated in an interview that European solutions take precedence, even if that means Germany goes to war against Russia. This shows how little regard is given to the interests of the people. The situation is unacceptable. I would like to thank you now for your attention. I am pleased that so many people showed up today, which shows that the police behavior last week was not successful. I will now read a letter to the Minister of the Interior of Saxony-Anhalt, and anyone who wants can support it. Dear Ms. Ziser, With this letter, I, Wolfgang Flüprch from Aschersleben, file a criminal complaint against the police officers of the operation team on August 12, 2024, who were assigned to protect the Monday demonstration in Aschersleben. A week earlier, an organizer complained about police inaction during the approved assembly on August 5, 2024. Despite multiple requests, the market was not closed to through traffic. After a complaint was filed with the Aschersleben public order office, the organizer received numerous explanations and legal paragraphs from the Bernburg police but no apology. On August 12, 2024, three fully staffed police vehicles showed up. The operation leader stated that no music could be played before 6 pm and asked the organizer to clear the street. This was met with protest. During the subsequent spontaneous walk through the city, clashes occurred with police who blocked the street and declared the walk unregistered. During the confrontation, one participant was injured and another was subdued by three officers, who broke his thumb. We reserve the right to claim damages. It is clear the police acted disproportionately and we demand that those responsible be punished. This behavior is unacceptable. In conclusion, I want to emphasize that our aim is not to ignore police behavior but to show resistance against injustice. We are here to demonstrate that we fight for our rights and freedom. Politics must stop oppressing and dividing the people. Thank you very much for your support and courage. It is inspiring to see so many people standing up for the resistance and fighting for our common cause. Together we are strong, and together we will continue to stand for justice and freedom. I understand that not everyone can stand here because the reprisals have grown. But don’t betray the heroes of our time any further. Show decency and solidarity, even if it must be done quietly. There are many ways, but don’t betray your own people. Resist from the beginning, you brave ones here. As usual, at the end of my speech I will say our common resistance prayer. I still carry C, because we might need it again. I have 365 panties with C and 365 with Z, so I can always switch. This government is the worst for us, but the best German government America ever had. Therefore, to the traitors under the green-sullied glass dome in Berlin: You are our employees, and as your employers, we tell you to think carefully about your behavior. I greet all who are here and those who will watch later. God protect you and our German fatherland. I am not quite sure if Sven from Berlin might come. Sven is one of the enlighteners, and it is good that he is here. Dear police, we know you are hiding. Commissioner Priebke should remember that everything I say here is my free opinion. I want to relieve the organizers of any responsibility. Welcome also to the state security watching from the back. You don’t necessarily have to watch Impuls; come over to us and we will explain who we are. We have been on the street for several years now. People are waking up, and we look for the relevant articles and the Basic Law because the Basic Law is still our constitution for many. If we already have the Basic Law, we should really respect it. There is the right to free assembly and freedom of expression. This right can be restricted by federal and state governments if a person’s life or limb is in danger. Dear people, think about the events of last week. You identified Frank as the speaker, we know this from Berlin. You wrote or called him twice, and the third time he didn’t respond, so you went after him. This fits with Sven’s statement, and now I suggest a very short song. Without helmet and without baton you are nothing. Without helmet and without baton you are nothing. Since we met on the streets because of the Corona pandemic, much has changed. This dangerous disease has cost millions their lives. Without therapeutic measures, even more people would have died. Whoever believes that, believes it. I haven’t prepared much and just came to see what comes out of me. We must think about peace for Germany and Europe. Peace is the most important goal. Since the world exists, there has been war. No one has so far succeeded in establishing peace worldwide. Therefore, we should take care of our own country and support ordinary people. Last week, we tried a new concept: We bring the demo to the people. Many people don’t even know what is happening here, and we have to reach and educate them. The Federal Police published figures today: In 2023, there were more crimes than ever since the founding of the Federal Republic. 790,000 crimes were recorded as origin-related offenses, an increase of 38%. They want to tell us our country is not being flooded, but that is not true. We must continue to fight for our children and the future. Our children are losing connection, and many are being indoctrinated and made weak. Germany is the country with the most child custody removals by youth welfare offices. It is important that we take care of our children and critically view the political situation. We should not just listen to what we are told but inform ourselves and act. We want to get our country back on its feet and restore sovereignty. No party in the world will help us, so we must do it ourselves. Finally, some thoughts: You can break our bones, but you will not break the resistance. We are the people, we are the people, we are the people. It’s nice when it doesn’t need to be emphasized. Thank you for your support. It’s known that sharp poems always come, and I have a new one for you: “A Hitler henchman stood trial in Nuremberg and claimed he couldn’t be punished. He was only a guard, a small light, acted on orders and slept well. It’s useless to rely on orders suspicious to normally thinking people. The superiors, created in fascist delusion, had ordered even if another dies. It was unwise not to question orders, as those giving orders are never held accountable, while one must bear responsibility and fears for survival. This is just one example described here, worthy of remembrance for many also in black uniforms. It seems injustice is becoming the norm again; even today there are deaths at demonstrations, broken bones, eye-spraying crimes against demonstrators who committed no offense. They wanted peace and sovereignty. The newly formed authorities with mercenary troops and violent excesses want to forbid human rights to the people and overwhelm them with harassment processes. But listen well, you black-clad simulators: We also work hard for you and your home. We are not enemies; we are just demonstrators and could be your parents. When the times of injustice end, a second Nuremberg will take place. The clients, who already live abroad with innocent hands, would then have the right to demonstrate, although it has been ignored so far. You will be the ones imprisoned. We have long thirsted for reckoning where punishment finally follows, to thoroughly brush out the government suit in the end. The huge pile of dirt in the barriers must go. If you don’t want to be judged because you abused their power and stopped thinking for yourselves until your heads smoked, then stand firm. If we didn’t exist, you wouldn’t either. Don’t strike your parents because they would give their lives for you. They have that in common with us. We don’t want you as our children dragged before a tribunal and punished or imprisoned for the true sinners of humanity. Because in the end, you can’t say if you feel guilty or not. So question, or else the Nuremberg people’s court awaits you. Expect no protection from authority pirates. They leave you alone with their debt burden and won’t take you to the harbor; the ark is not for them.” Frank, who was pushed down despite repeatedly emphasizing he was peaceful, thanks for the evening. He criticizes the police action against elderly people, which he finds disgusting. He calls on people not to be deceived by such incidents. He mentions it is better not to be influenced by outside opinions. Anja, a palliative care nurse, reports on her experience accompanying dying people with dignity. She talks about the severe health impacts she observed in her patients and criticizes the current situation. She asks for unity and refusal to be enemies. She also talks about the RKI files and the hardships she and her patients endured. Another contribution comes from a person from Magdeburg, who talks about the Nuremberg trials and calls for participation in a peace festival. She mentions that it is important to engage with the past to understand how to defend oneself against injustice. Finally, all participants are asked to show solidarity and jointly advocate for peace and freedom. It is emphasized that the police should not be judged indiscriminately, but that it is important to take legal action when laws are broken. Complaints and charges are called for to ensure justice is done. There follows a collective singing and a call to maintain support and solidarity. The event ends with thanks to all participants and a note on future events. Author: AI-Translation - Madlen Walter, YouTube, ChatGPT | 20.08.2024 |
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