Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 6/2021

The Rubikon magazine with topics rarely found in the mass media.

Rubikon is published in Mainz (Germany). It is written by independent journalists all over the world who want to address the critical mass. This post contains an overview of the articles from the last 7 days.

Contents (German)

• Walter van Rossum: Die Impf-Rambos (The vaccination Rambos) Harald Lesch and other TV scientists deny the danger posed by corona vaccinations and play down serious side effects that have already occurred.

• Roland Rottenfußer: Protestnoten (Protest notes) Among singer-songwriters and rock musicians, critical thinking is currently taking a corona break – but there are exceptions.

• Jens Fischer Rodrian: Der Weckruf (The wake-up call) A musician calls on the silent majority of artists to finally nail their colours to the mast on the corona question.

• Angela Mahr: Das Erwachen der Lämmer (The awakening of the lambs) In the corona crisis, more and more intellectuals capable of independent thought are speaking out – which apparently frightens the establishment.

• Katrin McClean: Wiedervereint im Neoliberalismus (Reunited in neoliberalism) The hopes of people in both parts of Germany were abused to subject the country to the profit motive. Exclusive reprint from “Aufgewachsen in Ost und West” (Growing up in East and West).

• Rubikon’s world desk: Uncle Sams Hinterhof (Uncle Sam’s backyard) The American journalist Max Blumenthal talks to Ecuador’s former president Rafael Correa about Latin America’s attempt to emancipate itself from the USA.

• Gerd Reuther: Die Würde des Getesteten (The dignity of the tested) Austria is igniting the next stage of disenfranchisement – there is to be no more haircut without a negative test result.

• Rubikon’s literature desk: Lyrik, Gender, Tyrannei (Poetry, gender, tyranny) Rubikon’s literature desk recommends books on topics that are currently stirring emotions.

• Matthias Rohl: Der Dreisprung der Resilienz (The triple jump of resilience) It is difficult to lead a healthy life in an environment that makes you ill – but it is possible.

• Manuela Franz: Das vergiftete Geschenk (The poisoned gift) The stated goals of the “Great Reset” seem welcome, but the devil is in the detail. Part 1/2.

• Hermann Ploppa: Die menschliche Müllhalde (The human rubbish dump) Jens Spahn bought billions of unsuitable masks that he can neither get rid of nor pay for – now we have to wear them.

• Flavio von Witzleben: Professionelle Deformation (Professional deformation) In the interview, Dr Christian Schubert explains that the medical decisions in the current situation are being made by the wrong people and are backed by little evidence.

• Viktoria Waltz: Akademische Unfreiheit (Academic unfreedom) Under corona conditions, students are increasingly isolated from one another and educated to conform.

• Rubikon’s world desk: Die Gesichtslosen (The faceless) The fact that we can hardly look at one another without a mask any more is an attack on the foundation of our society.

• Elke Grözinger: Die unerwünschte Heilerin (The unwanted healer) Love in the time of corona is a rare guest – perhaps because we do not open the door to it.

• Mahatma Bhakdi: Die Bundesfressenkonferenz (The Federal Gob Conference) At the federal government’s propaganda presentations, only Boris Reitschuster shows signs of independent thinking.

• Ulrike von Aufschnaiter: Die Krankheitsdividende (The illness dividend) Health is the greatest danger to our economic system, because only sick, ignorant and dependent people make fat profits possible. Exclusive reprint from “Deutschlands kranke Kinder” (Germany’s sick children). Part 4/4.

• Boris Kotchoubey: Irren ist wissenschaftlich (To err is scientific) The idea that research findings should be translated directly into political measures has caused much suffering in history. Part 2/2.

• Christoph Wagner: Das opportunistische Manifest (The opportunist manifesto) Given the failure of the left in the corona crisis, Marxism has become obsolete – yet we could make good use of some of the philosopher’s insights today.

• Dharmendra Laur: Die Geldrevolution (The money revolution) Blockchain technology is more than just a new means of payment – it could fundamentally change entire industries and even the way we live together.

• Rubikon’s world desk: Der Epochenbruch (The break between eras) Humanity is submitting to despotism without resistance because it intuitively senses that the world as we knew it must end.

• Eva Maria Wolff: Unterlassene Hilfeleistung (Failure to render assistance) Anyone who is exempt from wearing a mask can no longer rely on receiving the medical help they need.

• Wolfgang Jeschke: Totaler Propagandakrieg (Total propaganda war) There are considerable rhetorical parallels between Joseph Goebbels’ “Sportpalast speech” and the rallying slogans of today’s corona hardliners.

• Alexander Neu: Die Aufweichung (The softening) The party “Die Linke” (The Left) is on its way to becoming a perfectly normal party and is preparing to abandon its peace-policy course.

• Wolf Bertling, Stefan Rohmer: Der Bärendienst (The disservice) On closer inspection, the government’s corona measures achieve the opposite of what was intended.

• Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies, Marcy Winograd: Bewährte Kriegstreiberin (Proven warmonger) With Victoria Nuland, Joe Biden is appointing as his Under Secretary of State a woman who organised the coup in Ukraine under Obama in 2014.

• Flavio von Witzleben: Die Angstmacher (The fearmongers) In an exclusive Rubikon interview, the lawyer, journalist and author Corinna Busch explains the consequences of the current fear- and panic-mongering and how we can defend ourselves against propaganda.

• Andrea Drescher: Menschen mit Mut (People with courage) Those who stand up for the restoration of our democratic rights and freedoms show that there is an alternative to running with the herd. Part 6.

• Christian Kreiß: Der verschuldete Planet (The indebted planet) Corona economic policy is creating a gigantic money and debt bubble that is about to burst.

• Rubikon’s world desk: Die digitalen Supermächte (The digital superpowers) Tech giants are launching an attack on freedom of expression and independent journalism – and the liberal forces are applauding.

• Volker Schuhmacher: Die Trauma-Epidemie (The trauma epidemic) The daily threat scenarios in the media lead to mental and physical illness and to suicides among sensitive people.

• Gerd Reuther: Das Unheilmittel (The unremedy) Cortisone, a drug that actually lost its magic long ago, is currently enjoying its third spring.

• Tamara Ganjalyan: Der Skandal der Sterblichkeit (The scandal of mortality) Death only became a bogeyman in the corona crisis because our materialistic society had desperately repressed it.

• Leila Dregger: Das verbindende Element (The connecting element) Water is a source of life, not of profit. Exclusive reprint from “Frau-Sein allein genügt nicht” (Being a woman alone is not enough).

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