French judgment: parasitisme by FSFE & Matthias Kirschner (CO23.002709)
Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock.
11:30 Wed, 01 Apr 2026
In previous reports, we've described the tactics of the FSFE misfits using terms like identity fraud and Nigerian fraud.
In the French justice system, they have their own name for this type of scam: parasitisme.
Parasitisme is the French legal concept of one person or organisation trying to usurp the reputation of another person or organisation to obtain money or procure the work of volunteers.
As an Australian, the Fellowship elected me on ANZAC Day in 2017 to investigate the FSFE misfits in Berlin. Australians don't know a lot of French but we know parasites.
Is the judgment real or is it just another April fools day joke? The facts and the leaks are certainly real. The French courts really use the word Parasitisme to describe this type of scam. However, some fake judgments are being distributed with the number CO23.002709 and the names of Caroline Kuhnlein-Hofmann and Mélanie Bron. You can recognise the fake judgments because they have the date of the Kristallnacht, 10 November, on the first page.
Click for the parasitisme judgment and punishments:
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