The German candidate for the post of German chancellor is accused of stealing her recently published book

Analina Birbock, the candidate for German chancellor in the upcoming elections, has sparked controversy again, after publishing the book "Now...How to Renew Our Country", and is accused by an Austrian plagiarism hunter of stealing several clips from the Internet without mentioning its author, and violating copyright law.

 

The spokesperson for the Green Party, to which the candidate belongs, said that it is only an attempt to assassinate a character, and we strongly reject the claim of copyright infringement, and the blogger had previously published "false allegations" about Barbock's educational degree, and he is now trying again to damage their reputation. strongly.

 

Plagiarism hunter and Austrian media scientist Stefan Weber attacked Barbock in several articles in the book, saying: For example, Barbock indicated that the US Department of Defense identified climate change as a threat to national security, and says in her book: “Considering climate change” is a threat multiplier. "It can exacerbate raw material conflicts and social conflicts that have since become a cornerstone of the Pentagon's strategy."

 

Stefan pointed out that this sentence is quoted from the American political scientist Michael T. Clary, who wrote it in 2019 under the title "Warmonger Climate Change" in the Internationale Politik magazine.