The Conspiracy Behind the Plot to Overthrow the German Government Is Even Dumber Than QAnon

When I was in the government here, I saw it in action.

on charges that they planned to overthrow the government brought several head-turning details out into the public: The group wanted to make “Prince” Heinrich XIII of Reuss, a descendent of a fallen royal line, the head of state, and a former right-wing member of the Bundestag the justice minister. It planned to organize blackouts across Germany to turn the population against the government and then arrest and handcuff members of the Bundestag.

. This woman was to become the country’s new justice minister—comparable to the United States attorney general—according to plans of the conspirators.

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