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I've followed this case with great interest over the last days. And as much as I would have like things to be like they seem - our government silencing once of
by s9w 7y ago
I've followed this case with great interest over the last days. And as much as I would have like things to be like they seem - our government silencing once of the only opposing voices (like they did often in the last years) - it's not like that this time. You can read the things she had written on her page and even listen to the phone call with her sister where she describes the entire ordeal. Frankly: She's a nutjob.
- detaro 7y agoThe website takedown seemed unnecessary and questionable (I'd personally hope it will be found to be wrong), if her description of police behavior is accurate they were more violent than necessary. Which means this case needs to be watched and makes looking at her mental health look bad, even if probably justified.
- s9w 7y agoThe site was always up for me but yeah maybe someone did intervene. Often those are the hosters themselves. I don't think our government is competent enough to close websites this fast even if they wanted. These cases of unvoluntarily hospitalizations are always difficult and deserve to be watched. I just wanted to put the case into context for non-Germans from what I could gather. And at the very least she's shown some very odd behaviour, which supports the police version.
- tastroder 7y agoI did not follow this issue closely when it happened, is there a credible source on who took the website down yet? That honestly sounds a bit quicker than German LE normally acts in IT matters. edit: ah great, thanks.
- detaro 7y agoT-Online reported that the hoster (1&1 Ionos) did it after a "police request" (other media reports referenced T-Online for this detail): https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/deutschland/id_87685030/kritik-an-corona-massnahmen-ermittler-sperren-homepage-von-coronoai-anwaeltin.html https://www.t-online.de/nachrichten/deutschland/id_87685030/...