The muzzle-justice of the organizations pursuing the Third Reich continue to embarrass themselves. The attorney of the Society has already announced that he is prepared to appeal against the new summary order of punishment.
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| Bishop Williamson at Confirmation in 1991 © Jim, the Photographer, Flickr,CC |
The new accusation is seeking a penalty of 100 days at the daily rate. (It's indeterminate now what they'll charge him per day, but it will probably be similar to the 65 euro amount, which is 6,500 euros total)
A court speaker is angered -- that Msgr Williamson -- is not punishable by German law -- has allegedly defamed the gas methods during the anti-Catholic Third Reich. The German summary punishment is illegal according to international law.
Now they will once again roll out the failed court case. Preliminarily, the attorney of Bishop Williamson has announced, that he is against proceeding in the case of a new summary punishment.
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The proceedings have been ongoing since 2009.
At the appeal in 2011 the German State desired 100 days at a daily rate of 65 euros, therefore, 6,500 euros.
The Supreme Court of Nurnberg declared the Society Bishop free of any adverse judgements resulting from the trial, but allowed for a new trial. [Can you say double-jeopardy?]
Link to kreuz.net...
I consider Cathcon a friend, but we don't always agree. His take is somewhat more conventional to say nothing of politically correct.
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As I have commented on Cathcon, this is also related to ++Muller -v- +Fellay and the pressure, reported by +Fellay. put on BXVI by the German Bishops' Conference and The State. Whilst I have high regard for BXVI, in this respect he lacks the courage of his, I would assert, convictions.
If BXVI is hamstrung by Vatican II Collegiality - God Help Us All.
These people consider themselves to be above the law and anyone who dares to expose the truth of their evil is a target.
Bishop Williamson is a hero for truth, justice, and the Roman Catholic Church. He is another Fr. Fahey, Fr. Coughlin, etc.
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