Fynn Kliemann is currently heavily criticized. He is said to have issued corona masks produced in Asia as fair and European and thus consciously practiced green washing. Faulty masks are said to have been distributed to refugees. This was revealed by satirist and moderator Jan Böhmermann in the last issue of his “ZDF Magazin Royale”.
Fynn Kliemann, who sees himself as both an artist and an entrepreneur, and his business partner Tom Illbruck are said to have relabelled masks that were manufactured at the lowest wages in Bangladesh and Vietnam and then resold them as fair and produced in Portugal. In addition, he is said to have “donated” 100,000 defective masks from Bangladesh to refugee accommodation in Bosnia and Greece.
Jan Böhmermann presented various pieces of evidence in his program: WhatsApp chats between Kliemann and Illbruck, e-mails in which the fraud of the major customer About You is discussed. In addition, various packing lists and other documents.
But in addition to selling masks, Fynn Kliemann also has a few other projects that he is working on. In 2015 he started his career as an influencer with clumsy DIY videos on YouTube. It was about accidents and falling GoPros, which were primarily intended to entertain. He currently runs a hemp plantation with an area of 50,000 square meters, rents accommodation to his fan community, most recently he has also successfully recorded music and his Kliemannsland is currently being used as a corona test center. There are also courses on astrology and calligraphy that can be booked in Kliemannsland. And if you want, you can even hold your company celebrations there and get the catering. For an overview, it is best to click through our photo gallery. There we present Fynn Kliemann’s projects.
Source: Stern
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