"Confidante" spills the beans
Lena Schilling allegedly “hates the Greens”
The next act in the Green theater was not long in coming. Now the "Standard" is also presenting a statement according to which Lena Schilling is said to "hate" the party for which she is standing in the EU. There was also talk of a change of political group - which Schilling denies.
The "Standard" again cites a "confidante" as the most important source. The controversial activist couple Bohrn Mena, who are reportedly involved in a legal dispute against Schilling, have nothing to do with this source this time, it is expressly emphasized. According to the person now quoted, plans for a change of political group on the part of the EU lead candidate had been discussed with several confidants.
"... and the Greens can no longer do anything"
In a chat, Schilling is said to have written that she would be officially elected as the Greens' lead candidate on February 24 and "then I'll be elected and the Greens can't do anything more muhahha". Another companion has also confirmed Schilling's presumed plans for her own parliamentary group, according to reports, because after her election as top candidate, the party "won't be able to do anything to her anyway".
"Trap" by "friends"?
Incidentally, the German magazine "Spiegel" has now also become involved in the 23-year-old Schilling case. Schilling's chat history is apparently available there. The "Spiegel" works together with the "Standard" - and Schilling has already denied her plans to the German medium. A switch to the left-wing parliamentary group is "completely out of the question". Instead, Schilling said that "friends" from other parties had put these things on the table ...
"Relationship has changed"
The chats go on to say that Schilling had "never hated anyone as much" as the Greens throughout her life. The young top candidate commented: "I had a very critical relationship with the Greens for a very long time, but this has changed a lot in recent years - especially as a result of the rapprochement during my candidacy."
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