In Germany five people Members of a right-wing extremist group were arrested for planning this flow out the government and kidnap the Minister of Health, Karl Lauterbach. The politician was targeted from January 2022 due to the anti-Covid measures decided by the federal government to contain the pandemic. The five arrested, two men and one woman, are accused of “having founded one,” explains the federal prosecutor terrorist group, prepared a “treason” against the federal government and violated the Weapons Ownership Act”. The right-wing extremist group “aimed to prepare the ground for civil war-like conditions to be created in Germany, with the aim, among other things, overthrow the government and parliamentary democracy» reads the note from the public prosecutor’s office. The group’s ideology, we learn, was “shaped” by the only woman in the group – identified only by the name of Elizabeth R – and centered on the belief that the modern German state, unlike the German Empire, was not legitimate 19th century defined by them as the country’s “true system of government and authoritarian dominant order” to be restored.
The five members had it all planned: their strategy was indeed to damage the electrical infrastructure so there would be prolonged nationwide blackouts, and then the kidnapping Karl Lauterbach along with his bodyguards who would “kill if necessary”. When the blitz was over, the group reportedly called a special meeting — convened in Berlin — to publicly overthrow the government and appoint a new leader. One of those arrested Sven Bwas supposed to lead the kidnapping of Lauterbach, while a Thomas or He had been tasked with checking the electricity infrastructure to trigger power outages in the country. During Elizabeth Rwas responsible for recruiting potential members via Telegram along with the other three. It is not the first time that a group of far-right supporters has planned a coup in Germany: on December 7, German police actually arrested some of them conspirator – including a prince originally from Thuringia and a judge from Berlin – in a maxi-operation against the Reich citizen group “Reichsbürger”.
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