A German man who described a judge as “obviously mentally disturbed” — after the judge issued a light sentence to a Syrian who raped a 15-year-old girl — was slapped with a €5,000 fine for “insulting” the judge. This fine given to Paul S., whose name has been changed to protect his identity, was fine almost double the fine given to the Syrian rapist. The Syrian not only did not have to serve prison time but was even complimented during his trial by the district judge for his integration efforts.
The judge in the case issued a suspended sentence, a form of probation, to the 30-year-old Syrian rapist, and he only had to pay his victim the sum of €3,000.
Paul S. wrote an angry email to the district court judge due to the sentence, which he found to be unfair.
🇩🇪🚨 Last year, police in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia arrested 155 suspects in connection with 209 cases of gang r*pe.
A total of 84 suspects were foreign nationals and 71 were German citizens.
At the request of the AfD state parliamentary party, the state… pic.twitter.com/Nc3DwTje1o
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The penalty issued against Paul S. was later reduced after an appeal, with the man ordered to pay a third of the original fine.
German news outlet NIUS obtained documents related to the case from the Wiesbaden District Court, which showed the prosecutor charged Paul S. due to his email, which was allegedly written in a “defamatory manner.” The man described the judge as “mentally disturbed.”
NEW: 🇩🇪 Foreigners commit 59% of all sexual crimes at German trains and train stations, the latest crime data shows.
Sexual violence crimes have doubled between 2019 and 2024.
Foreigners are 15% of Germany’s population.
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The rape case originally took place in Osnabrück in 2022 when a drunk 30-year-old Syrian raped a 15-year-old girl who was simply walking home. The judge only sentenced the Syrian to two years’ probation with no prison time.
The judge not only issued the man no prison time, but actually complimented him during his sentencing due to the man’s “positive” development in German society.
The judge said these words verbatim at a rape trial in which the man was convicted: “You are well on your way to becoming a completely normal citizen here.”
The judge the also literally said that the rape intensity was “at the lower end.”
His daughter was murdered by an illegal Palestinian migrant, stabbed 38 times, along with her boyfriend.
17-year-old Ann-Marie is gone, but her father won’t let her memory die. He delivered a message to Olaf Scholz’s face:
“There are parents standing at the grave or coffin of… pic.twitter.com/JDslDGKFA4
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Germany is increasingly raiding and prosecuting critics of government officials and politicians for “insults.” These insults can be as simple as calling a politician an “idiot,” or in the case of Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, the “worst foreign minister ever.”
🚨🇩🇪German police have raided houses and arrested people accused of “insulting” politicians online.
In response to criticism, German Green Party MP Renate Künast says that “anyone who criticizes this is supporting right-wing extremism.”
She is the same Green politician… pic.twitter.com/ZydRDnFxPx
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Free speech advocates say that Germany is veering towards autocracy, where any critic of the government can face police raids and prosecutions. In some cases, courts have overruled these fines and prosecutions in order to preserve free speech rights.
NEW: 🇩🇪 A Bavarian woman who was fined €6,000 in 2023 for calling German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock a “hollow brat” on X has been acquitted after a district court trial.
The woman, whose tweets included comments such as “this hollow brat is a danger to our country,”… pic.twitter.com/UYt9f8MuCs
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Tyler Durden
Wed, 11/27/2024 – 03:30
