As a form of protest, I decided not to carry any ID document nor travel authorization.
Post by twetch#6688
Last Friday evening, I got pulled over by the local police on my way back home. One of my car's light was broken, had no ID on me nor travel authorization. AND, I had my heaphones on, with a the video discussed here playing on my phone.
Pretty bad, right?
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The policewoman noticed the video I was watching at first sight. She told me that we shared common interest and asked me "would you consider yourself awake, sir?". I nodded. Good, she said..
In the end, They did not fine me at all (normally, I should have been fined at least 135€ for not having a travel authorization. A lot more for driving without my driving license and vehicle insurance).
So should we believe Remy Daillet Wiedemann when he says that he is backed by military and police force? That his coup has been planned for years?
This strange episode gets me thinking, wbu ?
Congrats for the pacific protest of resisting self-signed travel autorizations, which are the shame of our country.
& thanks for sharing your story, it gets me thinking too. The main critic I have heard is that he is just making unbacked claims, but now..