Abomination in Neufahrner letterboxes: Hetz leaflets compare vaccination with concentration camps

Created: 01/18/2022, 08:00 p.m

Some people in Neufahrn were shocked by what landed in their mailbox and turned to the police.

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What landed in mailboxes in Neufahrn deeply shocked the recipients: repulsive leaflets, apparently from the camp of opponents of vaccination and/or corona deniers.

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- "Work sets you free" was written at the gate of the Auschwitz concentration camp. This picture is printed on the DIN A4 sheet that has now been distributed in Neufahrn. The caption: "Dad, which concentration camp are we going to? – I have no idea, darling, I am not interested in politics.” Below that is another picture, a photomontage: “Vaccine sets you free” is written there. In between, a mother with her child, both wearing masks. The text: "Mom, what is an immune system? – That’s just a conspiracy theory, darling.” In words and pictures, a comparison is blatantly drawn between the Nazi concentration camps and vaccination against Covid-19.

As a supplement to this Holocaust comparison, 18 questions are listed on the back of the laminated flyer in German, some of which can be misunderstood, which citizens should ask themselves, friends and authorities. Examples: "Why do we need an experimental vaccine for a virus with a survival rate of 99.9 percent?" Or: "Why don't we see endless lines of people in the cemeteries burying their loved ones?" Or: "If a Sneezer can walk up to two meters, why do we keep a distance of one and a half meters?” At the bottom right there is a “vaccination checklist” that the author or authors have already filled out themselves: Vaccination does not protect, vaccines have not been fully tested, instead there is "Serious adverse events and deaths related to vaccination".

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Neufahrn's SPD municipal and district councilor Beate Frommhold-Buhl also found one of the notes in her mailbox and contacted the Neufahrn police with it.

There, confirmed PI boss Michael Ertl, some citizens had reported.

According to Ertl, the reports were forwarded to the Kripo Erding, which turned on the Landshut public prosecutor's office.

The result of the examination is sobering: According to the public prosecutor, there is no criminal offense.

Only a breach of press law can be punished because the reference to the author of the pamphlet is missing.