The following is an unofficial English translation published by the Corman-Drosten Review Report (CDRR) [this is the same group that demanded the retraction of the Corman-Drosten Report, see Scientists call for retraction of Corman-Drosten paper]. Though Dr. Fuellmich is not associated with CDRR, the organization decided to republish the cease and desist paper as it is a part of a class suit which will be launched against Drosten and several other perpetrators of the coronahysteria.
The document was filed in behalf of Green Mango GmbH owned by a Mr. Nils Roth who says that he “has suffered and continues to suffer significant harm as a result of the grossly disproportionate measures imposed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic without an evidence-based foundation”. It asserts that Dr. Drosten is personally responsible for this harm as he spread false statements and have intentionally concealed facts that led to the implementation of erroneous policies relating to the COVID-19 crisis
The document then proceeds to detail the basic assumptions of the corona-politics and errors underlying these assumptions. The document then goes on to demolish these assumptions. Lastly, the cease and desist paper establishes Drosten’s personal responsibility by giving a run down of his public pronouncements concerning COVID-19, as well as his policy contributions.
This cease and desist paper is only the beginning of a massive class action suit that will be launched in the US and Canada [this was announced in October by Dr. Fuellmich, see Legal experts plan to sue WHO, governments for crimes against humanity]. Moreover, individual cases will be also be filed in German (as there is no system for class action in other countries). Lawyers from other countries may also get in touch with Dr. Fuellmich and company to receive the necessary reports and expert opinions they will need to launch lawsuits in their own country.
Lawyers may contact the team through their website at Corona Schadensersatzklage. Use DeepL Translate if you need their website to be translated in English (it is currently written in German).
9/ It is also remarkable that Drosten has not been into sophisticated Twitter campaigning since 2016. His first substantial tweet since his rediscovery of Twitter (with 770 followers) was on Jan 23 2020, when he promoted his one-day-wonder publication.
Editor’s Note: This is what we have all been waiting for. If you are in other countries which is not yet being serviced by Dr. Fuellmich and company, this is the time to act. May you be able to find courageous lawyers who will take on this fight with you.
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Lawyer Beate Bahner’s client refused to take a PCR test when she returned from abroad. “She had – as prescribed – put herself into quarantine,” said Bahner. “Then, however, refused to do a PCR test on top of that.” The woman had therefore received a fine of 125 euros from the legal office and appealed against it. First on her own, then with the help of the well-known lawyer.
In what is actually a marginal fine proceedings, the Heidelberg lawyer Beate Bahner had requested the Charité chief virologist Prof. Christian Drosten as an expert at the Heidelberg district court. Reason: It’s about his specialty, the PCR test. “As an appraiser, I naturally wanted to have the best,” . But she didn’t have much hope that it would work.
Weeks later, a decision arrives from the local court. “I almost forgot about the case,” says Bahner. Then the surprise: “The judge accepted my suggestion and actually commissioned Professor Drosten with a written report. That made me happy! “
Their argumentation has been propagated by the lateral thinking movement for months: The PCR test is an established diagnostic tool, but – in short, because it is too sensitive – it cannot detect an acute infection within the meaning of the Infection Protection Act. Conversely, according to Bahner in her objection letter to the Heidelberg district office, the PCR test is therefore unsuitable for detecting the absence of an infection.
“In order to clarify the matter, we therefore ask Prof. Christian Drosten to invite the questioning about the ability, reliability and suitability to determine Sars-COV2 infections via the Charité in Berlin,” said Bahner in his letter from November 2020. ” If, contrary to expectations, it turns out that the PCR test can detect pathogens and an acute infection at the same time, my client will be happy to have a corresponding PCR test carried out. “
At the beginning of February the answer – in the form of an official decision by the Heidelberg District Court: “A written expert opinion should be collected for the defense lawyer’s claim that a PCR test cannot detect an infection within the meaning of Section 2 of the Infection Protection Act. The following is determined as an expert according to the application: Mr. Prof. Dr. Drosten, Charité Berlin. “
“That was a surprise,” says Beate Bahner in an interview with Nordkurier. “And it is above all a statement by the judge that he takes my doubts about the effectiveness of the PCR test with regard to infection seriously.” Could the judge have rejected the application? Bahner: “He could have chosen another expert. In an administrative offense procedure for 125 euros, he did not necessarily have to commission Drosten. “
The question remains whether Drosten is doing his job. The Nordkurier asked the Charité about this. A clinic spokeswoman: “The matter has already been discussed here – an answer from Professor Drosten is still pending.” “It can of course be the case that Prof. Drosten cancels due to time constraints,” says lawyer Bahner. “Nevertheless, his appointment as an expert has already shown that there may be something wrong with the test.”
The lawyer can also imagine that the matter will be deliberately delayed or that the fine will simply be withdrawn in the near future in order to undermine the clarification of the question of the suitability of the PCR test. Bahner to the Nordkurier: “That would be regrettable, but also okay for me. The decision alone made us lawyers very happy and sets an example. “
In an interview from 2014, in which Charité virologist Drosten was asked by the magazine “Wirtschaftswoche” about the MERS virus, which was rampant at the time, he himself said on the subject of PCR tests: “The method is so sensitive that it contains a single genetic molecule can detect this virus. If, for example, such a pathogen flits over the nasal mucous membrane of a nurse for a day without becoming ill or noticing anything, then it is suddenly a Mers case. Where previously terminally ill were reported, now suddenly mild cases and people who are actually very healthy are included in the reporting statistics. “
If Drosten accepts the task, it would be the first time that Germany’s corona fronts clash in a court case. And that could be exciting. Too exciting for the scientist? As of Tuesday, the Charité has not commented on how Christian Drosten wants to deal with the matter. According to a spokeswoman, the Heidelberg district court has not yet received an acceptance or rejection from the Charité professor.