Conclusion: People like Christoph Gebel are a long-term threat to the SRG. in a protected space, they are reducing the entire SRG construct, which is based on noble concepts such as national cohesion, to absurdity. You can't receive the highest license fee money in Europe and at the same time act like an elephant in a china shop. Perhaps qatar rcs data Christoph Gebel should leave the Leutschenbach canteen again to experience real life and the harshness of the free market economy. He has the opportunity in "minere oder dinere Beiz".
Note: Meili was previously head of legal services at Tamedia, which owns the "SonntagsZeitung" and "Tages-Anzeiger", which put forward the theory of a (Jewish) plot against poor Geri-Mäuse and his even more innocent Hamas buddies. In order not to undermine this theory, editor-in-chief Arthur Rutishauser also fails to mention in his editorial that when I told him about the matter at the end of April on the sidelines of a meeting on a completely different topic, I made it clear in no uncertain terms and in front of a witness: "I don't want anything to do with it."
So if conspiracy scenarios are drawn up in connection with Geri Müller, it would be better not to speak of a "Jewish conspiracy" but of an anti-Semitic "tamedia-Müller conspiracy". If you really want to read relevant stories and comments on "Geri-Gate" instead of "Wigdorovits and Bollag Gate", I recommend "SchweizamSonntag", "SonntagsBlick" or "NZZamSonntag".