If you’re in Germany and hold unapproved opinions about deviants and perverts, you’d best keep them to yourself.

Many thanks to Hellequin GB for translating this article from Apollo News:

“Incitement to hatred”: Trans-critical blogger targeted by police

The blogger Rona Duwe was summoned for identification and must face an investigation for “sedition” — all because the 53-year-old made critical comments about the transgender hype and the Self-Determination Act. Duwe is certain: she is to be “silenced”.

“Incitement to hatred” — Because of this accusation, the Dortmund police are conducting an investigation against the blogger Rona Duwe. And that was probably only because the 53-year-old had made critical comments about the transgender hype and the planned self-determination law on platforms such as X (formerly Twitter). For Duwe, this is an obvious “attempt to intimidate”.

On November 5, 2023, the mother of two and graphic designer received a letter from the police summoning her for an “identification procedure for preventive law-enforcement reasons”. She is accused of equating “transitioning people” and people with pedophilic tendencies and spreading negative comments about an association for trans and intersexual people.

Her lawyer, Roman Lammers, emphasizes that there is no legal basis for the summons because Duwe operates under her real name on the Internet and expresses her opinion openly. Duwe sees herself as the target of a political campaign to silence her. She argues that the identification subpoena is an attempt to intimidate. “I’m to be silenced because some people don’t like my opinion,” the blogger told Die Welt.

From November 2021 to May 2023, several investigations are said to have been conducted against Duwe — without the blogger, who has been “controversial” for years because of her critical views, knowing about it. Although she was informed about various complaints from trans activists, she was not informed of any investigations.

Duwe’s lawyer therefore contacted the police to clarify the matter, but according to Die Welt, he has not yet been able to access the files. Duwe’s only option now is to file a lawsuit against the identification process before the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court.

Afterword from the translator:

Since I never had or even wanted Twitter/X, I haven’t been able to read her tweets and I haven’t found her Blog… yet. But I’m pretty sure that she nailed the truth for all to read and see, and that’s something that those who push this Frankenstein’s Monster Brigade onto us do not like at all. I seriously believe that the mantra goes something like this in the German government and judiciary, along with their policing mercenaries; “There is freedom of expression in Germany, but we cannot guarantee freedom afterwards if one expresses anything unfavourable towards government doctrine.”

Sounds to me like the “Ministry of Truth” and “Thought Police” have been successfully established in Germany… AGAIN.