Perhaps the prosecutor, Eva Firoozi, should have been a novelist. Maybe she would have been one of those best selling authors who, due to their political correctness and lack of humor, spoil the pleasure of reading, but at least she would have done less damage. It must have been more or less intentional that the dream team from the Munich attorney generals office (General-SA) Reinhard Röttle and the leader and founder of the ZET, Georg Freutsmiedl, hired such an employee.
The new boss of the ZET, Gabriele Tilmann, also didn’t just hire this social justice warrior just to fill the quota for women in office. No, in Munich, in all of Bavaria actually, there “is no room for anarchists, squatters, etc” according to the ever humorous Franz Joseph Strauß. And if these anarchists don’t leave the city of their own accord, then we need creative employees like Eva Firoozi. Much to the regret of the anarchists of course. Not because we take Eva Firoozi particularly seriously, or are even scared of her. No, we’re just sick of reading her absurdly poorly written indictments. They are filled with plot holes; the logic of the story doesn’t add up, and the characters are two-dimensional. You don’t have to be a student of literature to see that.
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