An Open Letter from Alexander Bittner, one of the Bundeswehr's Jailed Soldiers
His 'crime' was to refuse Covid-19 'vaccination', hence his plight in this 'best Germany of all times'
Last week, we looked at the story of a few Bundeswehr soldiers who refused to receive the modRNA poison/death juices and were thus sentenced to a few months in jail or payment of a few, in addition to a dishonourable discharge.
Today, I’ll bring you a brief update, which comes to us via Freilich Magazine, a self-styled ‘independent conservative magazine for the entire German-speaking area’.
AfD Motion Rejected: No Pardon for Soldier who Refused Caccination
The Legal Affairs Committee of the Bavarian State Parliament has rejected the AfD motion to pardon the Bundeswehr soldier Bittner. Debate on compulsory vaccination remains controversial.
By Bruno Wolters, Freilich.de, 13 Oct. 2024 [source]
The Legal Affairs Committee of the Bavarian State Parliament has rejected an urgent motion by the AfD parliamentary group to pardon Bundeswehr soldier Alexander Bittner. The father of three is currently serving a six-month prison sentence in Aichach Prison. The reason for his conviction is his refusal to undergo the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination programme for Bundeswehr soldiers. He is accused of insubordination and did not want to pay a fine for this reason.
With its motion, the AfD parliamentary group wanted Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) to make use of his constitutional right to pardon in order to end Bittner’s imprisonment early. Christoph Maier, parliamentary director of the AfD in the state parliament, described the imprisonment for refusing to be vaccinated as disproportionate. He called on the Legal Affairs Committee to ‘send a clear signal’ and ask the Prime Minister to end the imprisonment by granting a pardon. However, the motion was rejected with the votes of the CSU, Free Voters, Greens, and SPD [thus playing into the AfD’s hands who will go on claiming that it is them alone who are ‘different™’].
‘Cartel parties [Kartellparteien] have exposed themselves’
The AfD parliamentary group’s legal policy spokesperson, Rene Dierkes, also sharply criticised the decision of the Legal Affairs Committee. In his statement, he accused the governing parties of double standards and criticised their treatment of Bundeswehr soldiers:
They constantly talk about ‘citizens in uniform’ and emphasise that soldiers are not dull recipients of orders, but people with their own minds and consciences. But when it comes down to it, this is all just rubbish. [sigh]
There is also support for Bittner outside the state parliament. Several citizens’ initiatives have called for a demonstration for the soldier’s release on Saturday 12 October.
The AfD plans to continue to publicise the Bittner case.
Bottom Lines
Readers know that what passes for Germany these days is in for quite some trouble once the realities of mass migration will challenge the increasingly tattered post-1945 ‘new consciousness’ (Hans Mommsen).
The biggest shame is that those few Bundeswehr soldiers who refused an illegal (and immoral) order are, in fact, persecuted at-all.
It is those few who not merely learned (in school) the proverbial lessons of history; unlike their superiors, legacy media ‘journos™’, and ‘politicos™’, they also live them.
There’s not much I can do but offer my unreserved recognition (Hochachtung) of their actions, and I shall delimit myself to reproducing a letter written by Mr. Bittner (courtesy of Camilla Hildebrandt):
An Open Letter by Alexander Bittner, Aichach, 3 Oct. 2024
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for all your kind words and well-wishes. I wanted to join your association months ago, but first I intended to resolve my issues with the government. And then I was suddenly shanghaied and brought to Aichach [prison] where I am illegally languishing to this day. The newspapers are reporting that my sentencing was arrived completely lawfully [gesetzeskonform]. I shall join your association once the deprivation of my liberty because I consider it [the association] a really good thing. I have read your open letter to the federal president. But I doubt he will do anything. After all, in the Corona time, he was one of them who preached the drinking of water to
the subjectswhile helping himself to the wine.Don’t be worried about me. I have overcome the first shock (of being kidnapping and carried away) and I’m waiting now.
See you soon, Alexander Bittner.
Herr Bittner strikes me as a soldier who takes his duty seriously and as a duty, not as a job.
There's at least one German Soldat with a backbone.
This just tells you that the bureaucracy has a lot of inertia built into it. The Important People(TM) would like nothing more than for all of us to forget what happened. But some of the prosecutors and judges apparently didn't get the memo and are now reminding us of it by throwing people into prison for corona insubordination. Awful for the imprisoned, of course, but also pretty bad for the Important People(TM).