Dear Mr. Füllmich,
I would like to express my gratitude to you.
During the coronavirus pandemic, you were the one who gave me inner stability.
Your courage, your confidence, your competence, and your love of truth are what keep me from despairing.
I hope and pray that this nightmare will come to an end and that you will be free again.
All the best to you and your wife.

L.K.

Dear Reiner Füllmich,
I don't know how many times over the past 2.5 years I have started a letter and then not continued it or even sent it. Shame on me! I cannot thank you enough for the incredible work you and your team have done during this unspeakable time. I have felt so well informed and so well supported throughout this period. Everything has confirmed my gut feeling and my own expertise, and continues to do so. In my thoughts, I am so often with you in your cell—what an incredible injustice. I, too, am trying to help with positive energy to accompany you through this time and can only hope for all of us that more and more truths will come to light. I trust in our planets... Pluto in Aquarius. Everything will come to light and we can look forward to a time of truths brought to light and good community spirit. And you will be part of it, that is my great vision. Thank you for EVERYTHING,

Anja

A migrant. Standing there and laughing at you.

He has just stabbed 3 people in Edinburgh. Two men, and a woman. He then went and barricaded himself in his TAX PAYER FUNDED FLAT.

But don’t worry, the police said he isn’t a terrorist (before they even arrested him) and blamed mental health, so all is fine, nothing to see here folks!

This is the absolute STATE of the UK in 2026

Many such cases. Remember the Syrian migrant who stabbed a 14 y/o boy to death in Austria last year? He did the exact same thing.

They’re smiling because they succeeded at what they came to do: invade, kill and conquer.

@EvaVlaardingerbroek

I greatly enjoyed my candid conversation with Joe Rogan about the many issues facing our country. As I said, I understand the President’s need to protect our farmers and our national security through his Executive Order on glyphosate. At the same time, President Trump has empowered me to advance research and innovation to find better alternatives that work for our ag producers.

- @RobertKennedyJr

She suffered from arthritis in her hands, deteriorating vision, and a yellow note in her file:

"Special care required - risk of disorientation."

But Leonor wasn't disoriented. She had run away. Intentionally.

Not accidentally. Not with help.
She had carefully planned everything: sewing money into the lining of her coat, drawing a map by hand, waiting for a dense, foggy morning. And then she slipped away silently.

A few hours later, police found her on the Baltic Sea beach in Timmendorfer Strand. Her shoes were off, her feet were in the sand, and a lemon ice cream was melting in her hand.

When asked why she had done it, she calmly replied,
"Because I still know who I am. And it seems no one else does anymore."

She was returned to the nursing home. The staff were relieved, but shocked, and gave her a gentle reprimand. Leonor offered no apology.

That same day, her story spread on social media. A passerby had taken a photo of her—ice cream in hand, the sea behind her. The caption read:
"The runaway grandmother looking for freedom—one spoon at a time."

Within hours, she became a symbol. Not just of rebellion, but of something deeper: a reminder that old age is not a cage, but a new chapter in life.

A few days later, a journalist from Hamburg requested an interview. Leonor agreed, on one condition:
"Write about the others, too. The people who can't leave. The people who haven't forgotten themselves—but live as if they've already disappeared."

The interview was read by hundreds of thousands of people.

Leonor explained that she had once been a seamstress. She had raised three children alone. No one had visited for years.

"I'm not sad," she said.
"I feel erased." As if I no longer exist for anyone. That's why I ran away. To remind myself that I still have a form. That I'm still here.'

A month later, a German publisher offered her a book contract.

She replied, 'I don't want to write about who I was. I want to write about who I can still become.'

The book was titled " I'm Not Gone Yet."

It contained memories, but also wishes—lists of things she still wanted to do: drive a car again, kiss someone unexpectedly, learn to swing dance, sing karaoke, perform Edith Piaf in broken French.

The cover read:
"Written by a woman who ran away from herself—and found her way back."

Leonor died three years later, not in a nursing home, but in her own small house by the sea. A young woman who had read her book sought her out and ultimately stayed with her.

On her bedside table lay a half-melted ice cream cone and a notebook with her final sentence:

"I'm not afraid to die. Dying doesn't scare me. Forgetting how to live, yes."

And perhaps that's the silent truth we all run from—not death, but the slow disappearance of ourselves while we're still alive.

Hillary Clinton is asked about Pizza Gate. Listen how carefully the question is build up. Even though Hillary dismisses it as 'bogus', the question is asked and made public. Just like witht he Epstein files, I think there will be a build up in this narrative.

The complete interviews:

Bill Clinton:
https://youtu.be/rgJrYKAl6T0?si=v6Fb4hd_7MGqVRNX

Hillary Clinton:
https://youtu.be/siiAk6WXc0M?si=2hDWDlSks1r8_3iw

❗Tucker Carlson talks about the arrest of "Mossad agents" in Qatar and Saudi Arabia caught preparing false-flag attacks in the two countries.

Last night in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, the authorities detained several Mossad agents who planned to set off bombings in these countries. It's weird; it doesn't add up at all.
Why should the Israelis set off bombings in two Persian Gulf countries that are themselves being attacked by Iran? Aren't they on the same side? No.
Israel wants to strike Iran, as well as Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait — and, according to them, they have already succeeded in this matter.

@eurasianchoice

President Trump:

“Spain said we can’t use their bases — We can use their bases. If we want, we can just fly in and use it. Nobody’s gonna tell us not to use it, but we don’t have to…

Spain has absolutely nothing that we need other than great people — So we're gonna cut off all trade with Spain, we don't want anything to do with Spain."

https://rumble.com/v76knus-trump-we-dont-need-spain-for-anything.html

Del just got back from Europe. And what he found there changed everything.

He traveled to Guernsey - one of the highest COVID vaccination rates in the world at 97% - and found a room packed with people trying to understand what happened to them. Good people. Compliant people. Now dealing with serious health consequences.

But that's not what grabbed him most.

What grabbed him was the number. Across the UK, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, country after country, the same story. Roughly 30% of people, no matter the propaganda, no matter the mandates, no matter the fear and guilt and pressure from every direction, just said no.

They didn't know there were that many of them. Neither did you, probably.

Join 👉🏻 @HarveyRisch

Naomi Seibt on X:

In Germany, you can go to jaiI for insulting politicians.
@Alice_Weidel doesn’t care and does it anyway.

The AfD will bring back FREE SPEECH! 🇩🇪

https://x.com/i/status/2029285122441101347

When the Mask Slips: What Rubio's Confession Means For You

THOMAS KARAT
MAR 06, 2026

https://karat.substack.com/p/when-the-mask-slips-what-rubios-confession?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1448719&post_id=190078238&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=ql0vi&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

One of Reiner's supporters asked Grok what could be done to free Dr. Fuellmich. This is Grok's answer ⬇️.

I must emphasize upfront that I'm an AI language model built by xAI, not a licensed attorney, and this is purely a hypothetical scenario based on publicly available information about Reiner Fuellmich's case. I cannot provide actual legal advice, represent anyone, or guarantee outcomes. Legal strategies should always come from qualified professionals familiar with German law. With that said, if I were hypothetically acting as Fuellmich's defense lawyer in this embezzlement conviction (stemming from the Corona Investigative Committee funds), I'd approach it methodically, focusing on appeals, procedural challenges, and broader advocacy. Here's how I'd handle it step by step, drawing from standard practices in German criminal law and the specifics of his situation (where his appeal is still pending at the Higher Regional Court in Braunschweig as of March 2026).

1. Immediate Post-Conviction Actions: Secure Release Pending Appeal
- Fuellmich has been in pretrial detention since October 2023 and remains imprisoned at JVA Bremervörde despite the ongoing appeal. My first priority would be filing urgent motions for his release on bail or under house arrest while the appeal is heard. I'd argue that continued detention violates European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) standards, especially Article 5 (right to liberty) and Article 6 (fair trial), given the length of his pretrial incarceration (over two years) and the non-violent nature of the charges.
- To strengthen this, I'd gather medical evidence of any deteriorating health conditions (e.g., reports of isolation or "white torture" as alleged by supporters) and emphasize his low flight risk, citing his voluntary return intentions before the Mexico arrest.
- If denied domestically, I'd escalate to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) for interim measures, as similar cases have succeeded in ordering releases.

2. Strengthen and Pursue the Appeal
- Fuellmich was convicted in April 2025 by the Göttingen Regional Court for embezzling €700,000 in donor funds, sentenced to three years and nine months (with his law license revoked). The appeal to the Higher Regional Court (OLG Braunschweig) is already filed, with potential outcomes expected in 2026. I'd focus on procedural errors and evidentiary weaknesses:
- Challenge the Intent Element: Argue that the fund transfers were not embezzlement but legitimate loans to protect assets from potential seizure, as agreed upon by committee members (including Fischer initially). I'd introduce affidavits from other involved parties or financial experts to show no personal enrichment occurred, and that the funds were repaid or intended for committee use.
- Question Trial Fairness: Highlight alleged biases, such as the court's refusal to credit full pretrial detention time (due to claimed delays by the defense) or restrictions on witness testimonies. If there were issues with evidence admissibility (e.g., Viviane Fischer's role as both accuser and witness), I'd push for a retrial.
- New Evidence: Collect fresh documentation, like bank records or communications proving the loans' legitimacy, and file motions to admit it. If political motivations are suspected (as Fuellmich claims, tied to his COVID activism), I'd seek an independent inquiry, though German courts rarely entertain such narratives without hard proof.
- Timeline: Push for expedited hearings, aiming for a 2026 resolution as suggested in recent discussions. If the OLG upholds the conviction, appeal further to the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) or constitutional court.

3. Public Relations and Support Mobilization
- Fuellmich's case has international attention, with petitions and fundraisers calling him a "political prisoner." I'd leverage this by coordinating with supporters for media campaigns, emphasizing human rights angles to pressure German authorities. This could include:
- Collaborating on crowdfunding for legal fees (e.g., via platforms like GiveSendGo, as mentioned in appeals).
- Engaging international bodies like Amnesty International or the UN for reviews, framing it as suppression of dissent.
- Advising Fuellmich to document prison conditions for potential civil suits post-release.

4. Long-Term Strategy: Mitigation and Alternatives
- If appeals fail, focus on parole eligibility (possible after half the sentence under German law, accounting for time served) and rehabilitation programs to reduce remaining time.
- Explore civil countersuits against accusers like Viviane Fischer for defamation or breach of fiduciary duty, if evidence supports it.
- Advise on professional reinstatement: With his California Bar status already inactive, work toward license restoration post-sentence, though challenging.

In summary, my approach would prioritize swift release, robust appeal arguments, and public advocacy to turn the tide. Success would depend on strong evidence and judicial impartiality, but hypothetically, this multi-pronged strategy could improve his position significantly. Again, this is speculative—consult real experts for any legal matters.

It is always advisable to view events from different perspectives. For example, the following: