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Markus Haintz wrote that the SPD member Dario Schramm had spread a fake email with false claims about Haintz's client. The message originated from the illegal hacker attack on AfD emails. Schramm deleted the post and has since issued a cease and desist declaration. Haintz described it as the second declaration of this kind following a case involving Dara. #AfD #FakeNews #Unterlassungserklärung (translated)

Markus Haintz agreed with the assessment that the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt is a "pile of rubble." Anyone who calls for leaving the hall to sabotage the free mandate has not understood democracy and, in his view, should not become the Minister-President of a German federal state. #CDU #Demokratie #SachsenAnhalt (translated)

Markus Haintz reported that Dara Marc Sasmaz, social media advisor for the Left Party, made a cease-and-desist declaration against his client. Sasmaz spread a forged email in a video and appropriated its content. According to Haintz, it contained significantly defamatory false claims about his client. Sasmaz's lawyer considers the matter resolved with the cease-and-desist declaration, Haintz wrote. He announced that he would sue for the costs of legal proceedings against Sasmaz. #Recht #AfD #Falschinformationen (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that the Green Party member of the Bundestag, Johannes Wagner, is spreading a fake email with false allegations about Haintz's clients, which originates from the illegal hacking attack on the AfD. Haintz stated that Wagner's contribution could be used in court. He assumes that Wagner will issue a cease and desist declaration. #HackerAngriff #FakeNews #Falschbehauptungen (translated)

Markus Haintz criticized that public prosecutors and courts pursued criminal proceedings for falsified Corona vaccination certificates with remarkable zeal, which he claimed were issued and used in self-defense during what he described as the totalitarian Corona time. The system showed neither mercy nor understanding, he wrote. #Corona #Impfpass #Justiz (translated)

Markus Haintz said in an interview with COMPACT that a well-known journalist had staged the large AfD hack on the internet. In his opinion, anyone who actually publishes hundreds of gigabytes of hacked emails to harm the AfD could be prosecuted for data trafficking under paragraph 202d. Journalism is not a free pass for vigilante justice, Haintz explained. #Datenschutz #Journalismus #AfD (translated)

Markus Haintz asked whether a "final assault" on knowledge was imminent. He wrote that facts were in danger if no primary literature existed in printed form anymore. Censorship of printed sources required significant effort, while it could be done on the internet with a single switch, he argued. Printed sources made propaganda dangerous, and the fight against books served the control over thinking, Haintz wrote. #Wissenschaft #Freiheit #Zensur (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that both are primarily supporters of Israel and the USA. Haintz said that Stein would sacrifice his son for Germany as well. Anyone who has children so that they could later be sacrificed in a war has not understood fundamental things. At 20, he too would have been foolish enough to join the army for the fatherland, Haintz wrote, but he is no longer 20 now. #Frieden #Krieg #Elternschaft (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that 99 percent of citizens no longer understand the complicated laws. In his view, when the crisis mode is intensified, there are no longer any considerations and no human rights. Under the term "security," fundamental rights, the constitution, and freedom are abolished; ultimately, only obedience is demanded. #Grundrechte #Freiheit #Notstand (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that the district court issued a penalty order against a woman he politically criticized sharply. The public prosecutor's office in Göttingen had resumed the previously discontinued proceedings due to alleged expiration based on his legal argumentation. According to Haintz, the public prosecutor's office had assumed expiration after a formal insult against an opposition member in favor of the alleged perpetrator, even though the relevant post was still online. Therefore, no expiration had occurred. He added that the highly specialized public prosecutor's office would not have come to this conclusion without his hint, as the circumstances did not fit their political worldview. #Rechtsstaat #Justiz #Politik (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote about the account termination of Flavio von Witzleben, stating that almost all savings banks are state-owned banks, but often behave like red-green NGOs. He mentioned that the absurd reasons for termination from his point of view included small donations, cash deposits, as well as a PayPal and a Revolut account. According to Haintz, von Witzleben's lawyer had received the savings bank's response to the lawsuit. According to von Witzleben, the savings bank had cited an unusually high number of small donations. With 199,000 channel subscribers, these were apparently inexplicable for the Karlsruhe savings bank, which is why it suspected money laundering. #Banken #Kontokündigung #Geldwäsche (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that Dr. Claudia Wittig is right: It is useless to report on a war from only one perspective without trying to understand the other side. Those who feel morally superior because of it, in his opinion, do not contribute to ending wars. Haintz also stated that great powers tolerate no foreign troops at their borders and referred to the Cuban Missile Crisis as an example. Whether one finds this good or bad does not change the fact, according to his account. #Krieg #Frieden #Politik (translated)

Markus Haintz reported that the Göttingen public prosecutor's office had resumed proceedings after his complaint. Previously, it had claimed expiration of the statute of limitations for a formal insult against an opposition member in favor of the alleged perpetrator, even though the relevant post was still online. Haintz stated that in this case, the statute of limitations does not apply, and criticized the specialized public prosecutor's office for apparently not recognizing this due to their political viewpoint. #Recht #Politik #Göttingen (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that he had dined or had drinks several times in recent months with representatives of the AfD and the BSW. He referred to a "dinner firewall" as strange in his statements to Sahra Wagenknecht and Fabio De Masi. He asked why party leaders should dictate to parliamentarians with whom they are allowed to have dinner. Haintz also added that he had already had lunch with members of the SPD. #Politik #Debatte #Gespräch (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote that Dara Sasmaz, whom he referred to as a social media consultant for the Left party, had been legally sentenced to refrain from insults against Haintz's clients. Haintz stated that due to the appeal process, Sasmaz would have to bear costs of at least €12,728.27. Because of a presumably generous fee agreement with his lawyer, the actual costs could be significantly higher. #Recht #Urteil #SozialeMedien (translated)