Only Communist Jews could come up with something called: “Thought Crimes!”
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Subject: This Autumn 93-Year Old German Grandmother to Serve Another Year for Thought CrimesDate: August 26, 2022 at 11:43:27 PM EDT
People should be fuming.Where are all the “truthers”The “Christians”, the media people, the newspaper editors, writers?Just cowards…This could happen to any of usWake up people, the Jews are on a warpath.This Autumn 93-Year Old German Grandmother to Serve Another Year for Thought Crimes[ After 2.5 years in prison they have added another year to Ursula’s sentence. The thought control freaks want her to die in prison. Ursula Haverbeck’s crime is questioning the Hollywood version of World War II. What sort of civilized country repeatedly jails a nonagenarian for non-violent thinking for herself?– Paul Fromm]Ursula Haverbeck: The Verdict Is Final;Sentence Expected to Begin in the FallFriday, August 19, 2022Ursula Haverbeck was sentenced to one year in prison for hate speech. The decision is now final. The 93-year-old is due to start her sentence soon.
Ursula Haverbeck in November 2020: She publicly claimed that the Holocaust never happened. Photo: Filip Singer / EFE / EPO
The judgment of the Berlin Regional Court against the 93-year-old Holocaust [skeptic] Ursula Haverbeck for incitement to hatred is final. The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal on July 28. This was announced by a spokeswoman for the court on Friday when asked by SPIEGEL.
In 2016 Haverbeck had claimed in a public lecture and in 2018 in an interview published on the Internet that the Holocaust did not exist. In April 2022, she was sentenced to a total of one year in prison for sedition. The revision of the defense was unsuccessful.
Despite her old age, the chamber ruled out a suspended sentence because Haverbeck had shown no insight or remorse. The presiding judge of the Berlin Regional Court stated in the pronouncement of the verdict that there was “no alternative” to imprisonment.
Not even a previously served sentence of two and a half years in prisonwould have impressed Haverbeck.“Nothing can stop you.”
According to the responsible public prosecutor, Haverbeck is expected to receive a summons to begin this sentence in the fall.
It remains to be seen whether her lawyer will try to justify his client’s incapacity for imprisonment.
Her lawyer Wolfram Nahrath could not be reached for comment on Friday afternoon. (Der Spie
