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The great right-wing counselor Eric Weber flew out of a rehabilitation clinic in Germany. He denies the charge that led to the dismissal and wants to return.
Eric Weber in the congress center of the fair during the elections to the Basel Grand Council on 25 October.
Photo: Nicole Pont
Eric Weber, elected councilor for “popular action against too many foreigners and asylum seekers”, was expelled from a rehabilitation clinic in Germany. As reported by “Sonntags-Blick”, Weber wanted to “indoctrinate” a patient with his ideology. The patient complained to the director of the clinic. This put Weber in front of the door and pronounced a house ban.
Weber began a five-week stay at the Taubertal Clinic in Bad Mergentheim on November 17. He wanted to recover from the symptoms of exhaustion. Compared to BaZ, Weber says: “I wanted to start this cure in spring. However, the clinic was closed due to the corona pandemic. “Weber explains that this stay would benefit him. He contributed to the pension system for 30 years through various employers in Germany.
Weber denies the reason for the dismissal
Instead of five weeks, Weber only spent one night at the clinic. As the “Sonntags-Blick” reports upon viewing the discharge files, Weber initially behaved in an “exaggeratedly friendly” manner towards his fellow patients. However, he immediately and “persistently” steered the conversation toward his political career. The file reads: “He presented himself in a manipulative and boastful manner and tried to indoctrinate a patient by advertising a YouTube movie with far-right content.” Furthermore, Weber often did not maintain a “spatial / personal” distance from patients and staff. Immediately afterwards, the hospital management was discharged due to disciplinary problems.
Weber denies the facts presented in this way to the BaZ. “I only told this woman that I was an elected councilor in Basel-Stadt. He then Googled me on the internet and found the YouTube video on the Middle Bridge with the scene from the prosecutor’s office. With that, he went to the director of the clinic and he fired me. “Convincing his fellow patients of his attitude, Weber said, would do him no good in Germany.” I have my regular voters in Kleinbasel. Germany “.
The discharge report from the Taubertal Clinic concludes that Weber suffers from a “narcissistic personality disorder”, but that, other than that, he is healthy and is able to work, both sitting, standing and walking. Also, according to the letter, Weber could work shifts.
Weber now wants to fight for the spa stay with legal means. “I want to go back to the madhouse. I have something to eat there and a heated room, so I can spend the winter until the city hall starts working in Basel-Stadt in February.
