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Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 10/2021

Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 10/2021

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)

Flo Osrainik: Mit Kanonen auf Schüler (Firing cannons at pupils)

Politicians are using rigorous means to enforce compulsory masks on the weakest members of our society: children. Exclusive reprint from “Das Corona-Dossier” (The corona dossier).

Roland Rottenfußer: Züchter und Lenker (Breeders and steerers)

Philosophers, politicians and transhumanists want to pave the way for the “superhuman” – the result is likely to be one thing above all: inhuman.

Michael Hüter: Die deformierte Generation (The deformed generation)

Whoever sows childhood trauma will reap totalitarianism.

Rubikon’s world desk: Der Getreidefeldherr (The grain field marshal)

Bill Gates has bought up large swathes of farmland in the USA in order to extend his power into the food sector. Part 1/2.

Franz Ruppert: Das Urbedürfnis (The primal need)

People want to love and be loved – if this does not succeed, they remain dependent or make others dependent on them.

All articles from the last few days

Rubikon has published numerous other articles. Follow the link.

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