Is it conceivable that after misconduct at a police station, the responsible Ministry of the Interior would say: “This is an internal matter at the police station, which we do not comment on”?
No, that is unthinkable. It would be the end of the democratic constitutional state.
Only in health policy is it a constant practice to arrogantly refuse any information and to rely on some media to help cover up blatant misconduct.
On February 24, 2020 saw this Robert Koch Institute according to the #RKI protocols, a “low risk” while a bachelor in economics and a major d. R. Heiko Rottmann-Großner rambled about curfews. Mind you, he was and is a sub-department manager in the German ministry of health, so that the spokesman also refuses to provide information about the ministry’s own actions.
Credit for the video and praise for clean journalistic work Florian Warweg.
Ist es denkbar, dass nach Fehlverhalten auf einer Polizeiwache das zuständige Innenministerium sagt: „Dies ist eine interne Angelegenheit der Polizeiwache, die wir nicht kommentieren”?
— Stefan Homburg (@SHomburg) April 9, 2024
Nein, das ist undenkbar. Es wäre das Ende des demokratischen Rechtsstaats.
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