THC chief Strache cannot recognize a corona pandemic – Coronavirus Vienna

Former FPÖ president and top candidate on his own list in the Vienna elections, Heinz-Christian Strache, is calm about opening accounts following the spending issue. This is “something that I make available transparently at any time,” he said at ORF’s “press hour” on Sunday. The top candidate on his own list in the Vienna elections protested his innocence in all cases.

“I don’t think what I experienced here has ever seen a politician in the Second Republic,” Strache said of the time after the Ibiza video was released. He still suspects a “process that has apparently been planned by a criminal organization for years,” because: “Obviously, you want to get rid of someone on the political floor in the long run.”

When it came to spending, it was all “screwed up,” Strache complained. On the one hand, as is known, expenditures were approved by FPÖ Vienna. The prosecutor’s accusations that Strache also had private expenses covered by false invoices, re-enters. For example, he paid the tuition costs for his children himself. Rather, Strache suspects former employees behind the events he is charged with.

“Thank God”, according to Strache, now there is also the full transcript of the Ibiza video, since at first there was only a “manipulative cut” of “so-called investigative journalists from abroad.” Strache still sees himself “rehabilitated” by admission. On the other hand, it is increasingly clear “that a well-functioning government has been destroyed abroad.”

Strache continues to have his own take on the corona crisis: He says, contrary to other figures, that almost everyone who tested positive had no symptoms and that he still cannot recognize a pandemic. In his opinion, the “recognized experts” are also presented as the so-called Covidiotes. The turquoise green government of Austria operates with “excessive fear and scaremongering.”

The fact that a candidate from Team HC Strache chanted anti-Semitic slogans for the Vienna elections does not bother the head of the EX-FPÖ. She had heard from a “lady” who, as a civil rights activist, “organized a rally critical of the crown,” she said. When she says “Rothschild must go” or “Rockefeller must go”, she is also a “critique of capitalism.” This happens regardless of religion: “That is not anti-Semitism.”

Its main candidate does not believe that his HC Strache team will not reach the Vienna City Hall. Just as little about the fact that there will be charges in cases that affect you.