A Zillertaler (42) received “declarations of life” and recruited members – because of these anti-state activities in the vicinity of the “Austrian Union of States” movement, the man had to answer in court. The shady actions of the association surprised again at the trial in Innsbruck.
Afterwards, the suspect also admitted that it was all just strange dreams: when Monika U. from Graz, who was later sentenced to twelve years for high treason, also campaigned in Tyrol for supporters of her “Austrian Union of States” and a Tyrolean offshoot , a Zillertaler also passed Lezing. “They said it was for tax savings,” he protested at his initial ignorance.
Billion bill at birth
But these were dark ideas that were getting a lot of attention at the time of the 2016 crime: According to the theory, every person is born with a multibillion-dollar bill that can be accessed with a “certificate of life.” The defendant drew the nagging on sovereign topics, international law, etc. And with more serious consequences: he then organized tribal tables and recruited members.
“Certainly as a Zillertaler you have to know that you have to work for money,” judge Helga Moser told the man. He even had a license plate made with “Tiroler 1” (but never used).
“Shake the State”
It was clear to everyone in the jury room that one cannot overthrow the state at the tribal table and with such absurd actions. “But the goal was to at least shake up the state,” the prosecutor said. The defendant’s task included accepting the “declarations of life”.
The defense emphasized that his client had not known for a long time what the initiator from Graz was planning. In the closing words, the 42-year-old admitted remorsefully: “I didn’t think things would turn out like this.”
The jury found the Tyrolean guilty of the crime of anti-state connection: 18 months in prison and a fine of 7,200 euros. The man accepted this, but the verdict is not yet final.
Source: Krone
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