Al Otro Lado de la frontera de Ucrania
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La periodista Alina Lipp se enfrenta a 3 años de prisión por informar a los alemanes sobre los ataques de Ucrania contra Donbás. Según el gobierno alemán, bombardear civiles durante 8 años está bien, pero atreverse a contarlo merece pena de cárcel. ¿Y la libertad de expresión?

Alina Lipp, a german independent journalist who has been living in Donetsk and covering the war crimes committed by the ukronazis there since 2021, is under criminal investigation by a german court for “spreading russian disinformation”. All her assets have been seized, including the PayPal donations that allow her to do her independent work. Her fathers assets have also been seized, even though he lives in Germany and has nothing to do with Alinas work. Prosecutors ask 3 years in prison, all for spreading the truth about Donbass. This is the “freedom and human rights” of the EU. We already know of 6 people under criminal investigation in the EU for telling the truth about Donbass. 5 of them are in pretrial imprisonment in maximum security, full isolation, no contact with anyone.

    • @Rafael_Luisi
      2•2 years ago

      But germany was not the one who buyed an war with Russia, it was Austria-hungary

      • @SaddamHussein24OP
        9•2 years ago

        Germany joined the war on Austria Hungarys side, immediately if im not wrong. Although maybe we should be grateful at the Kaiser, he helped Lenin do the October Revolution (he betrayed him later tho for obvious reasons).

        • @Rafael_Luisi
          0•2 years ago

          Austria-hungary was an completelly different country, and austrians dont consider themselves to be part of germany

          • ☭CommieWolf☆
            6•2 years ago

            I’m not claiming they are the same country. Austrians are Germans, its why Austria and Germany have always been so eager to help each other try and conquer the world.

            Just to add on, the establishment of a firm “Austrian” national identity is very recent, and has been done to distance Austria from the actions of Nazi Germany, despite them being entirely complicit and very much willing participants.