THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES. The Case of the Unavailable Ambassador, Sabine Sparwasser, Ottawa, Canada. From the International Initiative to FREE REINER FUELLMICH.

What is this all about, this contacting German embassies and consulates? This is one of the ways that the German authorities are being informed of the attention there is worldwide to what they are doing to Reiner Fuellmich. And we are learning how the German embassies and consulates respond.

Today, mainly what has been done in Canada. Then at the end, two emails to the German embassy in London, and one response.

Now, Canada:

Monday, November 13. Marie-Claude speaks to a very friendly man at the German embassy about dropping off a letter for the ambassador. She is told she will not be able to see the ambassador, but will just drop off the letter with the receptionist. She is also told that the ambassador is a very kind person, a listener who has met with people about the war in Ukraine. She is told to send an email the day before bringing the letter.

So on Tuesday, November 14, an email is sent:

Dear ambassador Sabine Sparwasser

I am writing to request a meeting with you for myself and Dr Elsa Schieder. The reason for the request is to learn of your response - and also anything you know of a German government response - to the content of the letter that I'm bringing to the embassy on Wednesday morning November 15. 

We would also welcome going over the concerns in the letter.

As you will read, the message concerns an occurrence in Germany - the arrest of Dr Reiner Fuellmich - that is receiving widespread international attention.

The ideal time for the meeting is in the afternoon.

We look forward to meeting.

Sincerely,

Marie-Claude Joly

Dr Elsa Schieder

Wednesday, November 15. Surprise!!! Marie-Claude is not allowed into the building. She is told this is because Someone Important is coming. She is told to drop the letter into the letter box outside. She waits a bit. Someone wearing a toque and ski jacket comes, is let into the building. This person does not look, to Marie’Claude, like an Important Person. But who knows. Then someone elsa arrives, more formally-dressed. Marie-Claude waits another minute or two, then drops the envelop into the box.

Call Two. Marie-Claude is told the ambassardor is not in.

Call Three. Marie-Claude is again told the ambassardor is not in, and that it is not known when the ambassador will be in. We talk about this. Marie-Claude is certain she cannot trust that she is being told the truth. I answer: Why knows. Maybe the ambassador is actually not around and no one knows her schedule.

Here is a photo of the person Marie-Claude was told was very kind, talked to people, including about the Ukraine, but was not in, over and over, when Marie-Claude called:

Call Four. Here is Marie-Claud’s description.

On Friday November 24th, I called the German embassy in Ottawa, for the fourth time, regarding the letter I sent on November 15^th.  In that letter, we are requesting a meeting with ambassador Sabine Sparwasser to express our concerns and get answers about Reiner Fuellmich’s unwarranted arrest in Mexico. Unlike my 3 last phone calls where they answered quickly, this one took 14 rings before the receptionist answered. Once she did, the receptionist refused to tell if the ambassador was back from her trip (on my last phone call they told me she was gone and invited to call back). Also, she doesn’t recommend that I call on a regular basis. She says that if the ambassador wishes to contact me, the request will come from her office. The receptionist suggested that we request, again, a meeting in a follow up letter, which we will. She does mention that the ambassador will not call me, but she will forward my name and phone number to her office. I mentioned to the receptionist that we are aware that ambassador Sparwasser was kind enough to meet with concerned citizens during the Ukraine conflict. Now we expect the same respect and acknowledgement regarding our concern about Dr. Reiner Fuellmich’s unwarranted arrest for charges that should be civil.

As requested, a further email is sent:

Dear Ambassador Sparwasser,

I’m sending to your attention a follow-up letter to the one I personally brought to your embassy, in Ottawa, on November 15th, 2023 and to the email I sent the day before, November 14^th, requesting a meeting with you to discuss our concerns regarding the unwarranted arrest of Dr Reiner Fuellmich. Since we never received a comment nor an answer, we’re writing to you again in a new letter and we’re requesting, one more time, the opportunity to meet with you so we can go over the population’s concern.

 This is a letter regarding Reiner Fuellmich, taken from Mexico into a German jail, in very questionable circumstances for charges that should even be civil, not criminal. 

We request a response regarding your awareness of the situation, your response to it.

We care that our protest against what has happened is sent to the German government. This is outrageous behaviour for a supposed democracy that respects the rule of law. Instead, it suggests fascist dictatorships.

There is, as you must know, worldwide support for Dr Reiner Fuellmich.

Sincerely,

Marie-Claude Joly

Dr Elsa Schieder

There has been, so far, no answer.

But Marie-Claude doesn’t stop there. She goes on to contact all the consulates and sub-consulates in Canada. There are 8. Here is the email to one of them:

À : calgary@hk-diplo.de <calgary@hk-diplo.de
Objet : Requesting a meeting with Honorary Consul Liebrecht

Dear Honorary Consul Hubertus LiebrechtDear Honorary Consul Ruth Schwab

 I am writing to request a Zoom meeting with you for myself and Dr Elsa Schieder. The reason for the request is to learn of your response - and also anything you know of a German government response - to the content of the letter in attachment.

 We would also welcome going over the concerns in the letter.

 As you will read, the message concerns an occurrence in Germany - the arrest of Dr Reiner Fuellmich - that is receiving widespread international attention.

 We look forward to meeting.

Sincerely,

Marie-Claude Joly

Dr Elsa Schieder

There have been 2 identical responses:

De: Informationen Toronto <info@toronto.auswaertiges-amt.de>
Objet: Requesting a meeting with Consul general Thony

Dear Ms. Joly,

Thank you for your inquiry. I have been asked to respond to you on behalf of our Consul General. Please understand that a German mission abroad neither comments on an ongoing investigation nor questions the independence of German judicial authorities, which results from the constitutional order of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Kind regards

German Consulate General

Deutsches Generalkonsulat

2 Bloor St. East, 25th floor

Toronto, ON M4W 1A8

_______________________

De: HK Winnipeg <winnipeg@hk-diplo.de>
Objet: Rép : Requesting a meeting with Honorary Consul Essig

Dear Ms. Joly,

Thank you for your inquiry. 
I have been asked to respond to you on behalf of our Consul General. 

Please understand that a German mission abroad neither comments on an ongoing investigation nor questions the independence of German judicial authorities, which results from the constitutional order of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Kind regards,

Jutta Essig
Honorary Consul of the Federal Republic of Germany,
in Winnipeg for Manitoba

_________________________

Now, on to London. I have been informed of 2 emails that have been sent to the German embassy in London:

On 24 11 2023, I sent an email to the German Embassy, London, for the attention of Mr.Miguel Berger, Ambassador, but so far have heard nothing.

I don't really hold out a lot of hope there, but we'll see.

Giving up is not an option, and will inform you if I get any news.

Wishing you all the best

A second person did get a response. Here’s the email this person sent me:

I'm appalled at Reiner Fuellmich's arrest and have been spreading the word here in UK about his plight.

I wrote to the German Embassy in London.

Here's what I wrote: 

"Dr Reiner Fuellmich was arrested from German Embassy in Mexico in October and flown to Frankfurt where he remains in prison . . Why? What has he done that is illegal? It appears his arrest was a political one, to silence him merely for telling the truth. Why is it a crime to tell the truth? If you want Germany to have a reputation for having a fair legal system, free him or, at the very least, grant him bail".

Here's their disgusting disgraceful reply: a complete abdication of their responsibility

"Thank you for your email.
”Arrests are not made by any German Embassy but by the police.
”The German Embassy London has no insight and influence in police work."

I won't let it rest there but do you have any suggestions as to what I should do next?

In the meantime I sent the Embassy a one -line reply saying "Not good enough !!!!"

Further suggestions? First, I see that there are many embassies that have not yet been contacted. I have emails from people who will contact other embassies.

To make sending a letter easier, here is a longer letter you are welcome to include:

Here is the longer letter that can be sent:
https://truthsummit.info/m/free-reiner-fuellmich.pdf
Here is a Word version, for you to change as you like.:
https://truthsummit.info/m/free-reiner-fuellmich.docx

What next?

Maybe someone else is inspired.

I’ve been sent a number of videos in passionate support of Reiner.

By the way, before I end, here is the link to give to the GiveSendGo fundraiser for Reiner’s legal and other expenses. For any donations, please give here. This appeal has been set up by Reiner’s team:
https://www.givesendgo.com

Now here are the people with the banner outside the prison, this week standing in the snow:

And finally, Elsa and Marie-Claude doing what we can!!!

All the best to all of us!!!

Posted December 2, 2023