Jun 1, 2026 · 21 min · 7 segments
By popular request, I am publishing my Reiner Fuellmich series in audio format. This is Part 4, titled “Lessons for the Alternative Media.” I have also added the audio files to the written articles…
Support for Fulmich Despite the accumulated evidence, supported by a criminal conviction, that Rainer Fjolmich is a conman who has repeatedly abused the public's trust to line his own pockets, most alt-media commentators who have taken a view on the issue appear to have defended Fjolmich.
For example, Dr Simone Gold instantly leapt to his defence, quote, We have to speak up based on what we know about a person's character.
According to Seba Terribilini and Cynthia Salatino, quote, Fjolmich is clearly a political prisoner, punished for having spoken the truth.
His case demands the attention of international human rights organisations, as well as the indignation of worldwide public opinion, end quote.
This is exactly the kind of press that Fjolmich sought to achieve via his performances in court.
Café Locked Out, Global Research, Ariana Love and the World Council for Health all uncritically amplified Terribolini's claims.
Outside the court, meanwhile, supporters gathered with their hashtag Free Rainer Fjolmich banners.
The Rees report defended Fjolmich, wrongly claiming that, quote, he beat Deutsche Bank and Volkswagen.
For Bert Oliver, Fulmich is a quote-unquote fearless, indefatigable, persecuted hero of the resistance and a paradigm of courage and commitment.
Those in Camp 2 are not willing to do the necessary work, or think critically enough, about the fake heroes being offered up for public consumption.
Eric Coppolino in 2024 asked some critical questions regarding Fulmik's legal approach, arguing, quote, This guy is incapable of thinking like a fraud lawyer.
He gets the science of PCR tests wrong to the point where, if this came through on a high school paper, I would fail it.
All he is doing is repeating the fraudulent public relations position of the manufacturers.
His complete lack of mastery of the facts reveals that he is working for the other side.
What he is saying is not serving the cause of truth." The other exception is Uwe Altschner, who did think to dig into Fulmik's past.
Support for Fulmich Despite the accumulated evidence, supported by a criminal conviction, that Rainer Fjolmich is a conman who has repeatedly abused the public's trust to line his own pockets, most alt-media commentators who have taken a view on the issue appear to have defended Fjolmich.
For example, Dr Simone Gold instantly leapt to his defence, quote, We have to speak up based on what we know about a person's character.
According to Seba Terribilini and Cynthia Salatino, quote, Fjolmich is clearly a political prisoner, punished for having spoken the truth.
His case demands the attention of international human rights organisations, as well as the indignation of worldwide public opinion, end quote.
This is exactly the kind of press that Fjolmich sought to achieve via his performances in court.
Café Locked Out, Global Research, Ariana Love and the World Council for Health all uncritically amplified Terribolini's claims.
Outside the court, meanwhile, supporters gathered with their hashtag Free Rainer Fjolmich banners.
The Rees report defended Fjolmich, wrongly claiming that, quote, he beat Deutsche Bank and Volkswagen.
For Bert Oliver, Fulmich is a quote-unquote fearless, indefatigable, persecuted hero of the resistance and a paradigm of courage and commitment.
Those in Camp 2 are not willing to do the necessary work, or think critically enough, about the fake heroes being offered up for public consumption.
Eric Coppolino in 2024 asked some critical questions regarding Fulmik's legal approach, arguing, quote, This guy is incapable of thinking like a fraud lawyer.
He gets the science of PCR tests wrong to the point where, if this came through on a high school paper, I would fail it.
All he is doing is repeating the fraudulent public relations position of the manufacturers.
His complete lack of mastery of the facts reveals that he is working for the other side.
What he is saying is not serving the cause of truth." The other exception is Uwe Altschner, who did think to dig into Fulmik's past.
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