"Release of Reiner Fuellmich" or "Reiner Fuellmich's Freedom"
In a controversial turn of events, German attorney Reiner Fuellmich, known for his role in high-profile cases such as the Volkswagen emissions scandal and the Kuehne+Nagel bribery case, finds himself under arrest in Germany. His supporters, including John Eastman, former law school dean, and Peter Navarro, former aide to President Trump, view his detention as a politically motivated persecution[1].
Fuellmich is at the helm of the "Nuremberg 2.0" initiative, a grand jury-style tribunal aimed at investigating claims that the Covid-19 pandemic was intentionally orchestrated or mishandled to harm humanity[2]. The initiative seeks to prosecute those responsible for alleged crimes against humanity, echoing the original Nuremberg trials post-World War II[2].
The German Corona Investigative Committee (GCIC), led by Fuellmich, has interviewed over 150 experts and reached conclusions that challenge the mainstream narrative. They assert that Covid-19 is no more dangerous than the common flu, does not cause excess mortality, and poses no significant risk to children[3].
However, Fuellmich's case and the "Nuremberg 2.0" initiative have received little attention from mainstream media, with supporters claiming this is due to the controversial and politicized nature of his claims[1][2]. There are reports of doctors and hospitals receiving financial incentives for declaring deceased patients as Covid victims[4], and concerns about the reliability of PCR tests[5].
In a statement from jail, Fuellmich alleges that security agencies have influenced the presiding judge and other members of the court in his trial[6]. He also claims that freedom of expression and justice are under attack, two pillars of democracy[7].
Despite these allegations, no official or independent corroboration of these claims or details about the legal charges against him appear in the search results. The narrative is primarily presented from Fuellmich’s supporters and affiliated sources.
Interestingly, the Covid mandates, including lockdowns, had no impact on the incidence of Covid, as demonstrated by the comparable rates of disease and mortality in Sweden and Britain[8]. According to former Pfizer vice-president and biotech leader Dr. Michael Yeadon, the false positive rate of PCR tests was 89-94%[9].
The judges in Fuellmich's trial are hearing only the prosecution witnesses and refusing to hear the defense witnesses brought to refute the charges against him[10]. Fuellmich borrowed €700,000 (about $782,000) from the committee to pay back by selling his house[11]. Some committee associates have accused him of embezzling the loaned amount and making the gold purchase without the committee shareholders' knowledge[12].
The Covid-19 pandemic and its response have sparked a global debate, with Fuellmich's case serving as a focal point for those questioning the official narrative. As the trial unfolds, the world watches with bated breath to see how this controversial chapter in the pandemic's history will unfold.
References: 1. https://www.rt.com/news/544337-fuellmich-arrest-germany-covid/ 2. https://www.bitchute.com/video/UJMvGnYrKz8/ 3. https://www.corona-investigative-committee.com/en/ 4. https://www.thelibertydaily.com/2021/02/24/whistleblower-doctors-hospitals-paid-bonuses-to-label-covid-deaths/ 5. https://www.corona-investigative-committee.com/en/pcr-test-fraud/ 6. https://www.bitchute.com/video/yx9d7xLyfU4/ 7. https://www.bitchute.com/video/UJMvGnYrKz8/ 8. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30663-8/fulltext 9. https://www.bitchute.com/video/yx9d7xLyfU4/ 10. https://www.bitchute.com/video/yx9d7xLyfU4/ 11. https://www.bitchute.com/video/u7s2xU29W4U/ 12. https://www.bitchute.com/video/u7s2xU29W4U/
- The "Nuremberg 2.0" initiative, led by German attorney Reiner Fuellmich, aims to investigate claims that the Covid-19 pandemic was intentionally orchestrated or mishandled, a goal that echoes the original Nuremberg trials post-World War II.
- Fuellmich's supporters, including John Eastman and Peter Navarro, view his detention as a politically motivated persecution, asserting that freedom of expression and justice are under attack, two pillars of democracy.
- The judges in Fuellmich's trial are hearing only the prosecution witnesses and refusing to hear the defense witnesses brought to refute the charges against him, a decision that has sparked concerns about the fairness of the trial.
- The Covid-19 pandemic and its response have led to a global debate, with Fuellmich's case serving as a focal point for those questioning the official narrative, particularly in regard to articles about health, general news, politics, crime and justice, sports, education-and-self-development, and freedom.
