The coronavirus vaccination requirement for medical staff and members of the German armed
forces is a crime against humanity that must be dealt with legally, says Ralf Ludwig,
ZAAVV spokesperson.
Therefore, on December 10, 2023, on the 75th Human Rights Day, 599 criminal charges will be
filed with the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office against those responsible for the legal introduction
of compulsory vaccination in healthcare professions and among members of the armed forces.
The accusation is that the introduction of compulsory vaccination is accepting the death
of innocent people, which is a violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and
Section 7 of the International Criminal Code.
Ralf Ludwig asks many people to attend this historical event
on December 10 in order to give
the legal reappraisal of the corona crimes the weight it deserves
and thus a breakthrough.
If the governments, the rulers, adhered to the rules that we have, which clearly
state that no innocent person may be deliberately killed, then these crises would
not exist.
And that's why it's so important that we founded this Center for Reappraisal,
Education, Legal Prosecution and Prevention (I know that sounds a bit unwieldy),
this ZAAVV (which you can also see on my T-shirt), to get this message out
there.
And we will [do this] on December 10, 2023, which is the second anniversary of the decision
on mandatory facility-based vaccination. Incidentally, December 10 is Human Rights Day.
On this day, we will file a criminal complaint in Karlsruhe with the Federal Public
Prosecutor's Office for crimes against humanity against the alleged 584 main perpetrators
in Germany
There will be a big demonstration, and I would be delighted if many of you took part,
because we are making it clear that
there is a threat of legal prosecution for the rest of your lives and that we will not
stop pressing charges and ensuring that this matter is dealt with for the rest
of your lives.
Because that is the topic of my presentation.
There can only be social reconciliation if those who believe they are
allowed to act outside the rules of society are held accountable.
In this case, they will be held criminally liable
if they make good the damage they have caused
as far as they can and we make it clear:
Everything that is permitted in our society must be within the framework that we have
defined together and not outside of it. Anyone outside this framework is a criminal in the sense of international criminal law and should be brought to justice!