However what is less speculation is that he (and other critics of the German government) are receiving the full „Zersetzung“ Stasi-tactic treatment: Unwarranted unfounded police stops, especially at airports with well meaning officers even admitting there‘s some sort entry in the database, multiple banks cancelling his accounts, as well as all kinds of internet service providers kindly asking him to set up some shell entity to relief them from government pressure. All of this not only limited to him bit to family members as well (his 8-year old‘s daughter bank account „had to be“ suspended according to the bank)
He has to run his website from _uckin Montenegro.
„Verfassungsschutzrelevante Delegitimierung des Staates“
„Demokratiefeindliche und/oder sicherheitsgefährdende Delegitimierung des Staates“
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundesamt_f%C3%BCr_Verfassungs...> The Bayerische Staatszeitung described Reitschuster's website as "a controversial, right-wing online Platform". "Depending on one's point of view, it gave "COVID belittlers a podium o took a critical look at" the federal government's corona policy. The Handelsblatt and the Stuttgarter Zeitung called Reitschuster's Blog "right wing-conservative". journalist and lawyer Liane Bednarz described Reitschuster on Spiegel Online as the operator of a "blog with right-wing populist bias". According to NewsGuard, Reitschuster.de is a news blog "that reports on German politics from an undisclosed politically right-wing perspective." According to a September 2021 study by the British non-governmental organization Hope not Hate, Reitschuster's page was "among the most shared [on Facebook] by AfD profiles, alongside that of the German offshoot of the Russian state broadcaster RT."