Due to coercion, extortion and other illegal actions from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Former GDR) countermeasures are initiated after legal advice.
The countermeasures taken by you as a citizen would immediately stop the shameful actions of those involved.
These measures are deliberately delayed by the court, while the harassment and threats against you continue by the same people.
Yes, we are talking about Germany.
The director of the regional court, Angelika Jeschonowski, is the responsibel person. She is contacted and asked for help.
This is the answer of a "director" of a local court in Germany.
Proof (see below): MV12
(MV12: Ms. Angelika Jeschnowski writes: You haven't filed a lawsuit in the court.)
The statement of Ms. Angelika Jeschnowowski is demonstrably a lie.
Nevertheless, you presented all documents, including the lawsuit, to Ms. Angelika Jeschnowoski & Co again immediately.
Proof: MV81
(MV81: Injunction suit)
Despite repeated reminders, your lawsuit has been delayed to this day, while you continue to be harassed, discredited and violated in your basic human rights by the same people daily.
Everything has been submitted to the responsible Ministry of Justice and asked for help, in vain.
The constitutional measures taken by you as citizens continue to be deliberately and intentionally delayed.
You inform the responsible Ministry of Justice (Former GDR) again, without success.
Continuation:
Elsewhere in Germany, an investigative authority is responsible for establishing law and order.
For Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Former GDR) we need an investigative authority that will put a stop to the “investigative authority” there, hold the defendants there (a group of criminals and neo-fascists) accountable and throw them out of office.
In May 2021, you as a citizen initiate your constitutional countermeasures.
Today is April 18th, 2024.
The constitutional measures initiated by you as citizens continue to be deliberately delayed by those accused, while the harassment and threats against you continue by the same people (even today).
Terms such as “dictatorship” and “police state” are often used in Germany to describe such actions and processes abroad.
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