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Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 8/2021

Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 8/2021

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 a selection of articles from the last few days.

Excerpt from current articles (German)

Hans-Jürgen Mülln: Die Banalität des Guten (The banality of good)

The CDU/CSU and the Left are jointly carrying out the very authoritarian restructuring of society that the AfD is accused of intending.

Daniel Sandmann: Zivilisation im Korsett (Civilisation in a corset)

Precisely those forces that set out to criticise power have, out of fear, become loyal hunting dogs in the service of global masters. Part 1/4.

Wolfgang Jeschke: Der einheitliche Tod (The uniform death)

For many people who died “of and with corona”, a closer examination points to quite different causes of death.

Caitlin Johnstone: Verwandte Seelen (Kindred spirits)

When it comes to attacks on press freedom, Joe Biden is continuing the policy of his predecessor Donald Trump undiminished.

Alina Lessenich: Das gestörte Milieu (The disturbed milieu)

SARS-CoV-2 is not a dangerous “killer virus”, but merely an indicator of how far our bodies and our environment have got out of balance.

All articles from the last few days

Rubikon has published numerous other articles. Follow the link.

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