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Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 11/2021

Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 11/2021

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)

Jens Wernicke: Die Zukunft beginnt jetzt (The future begins now)

“If we want to shape the newly emerging order humanely, each and every one of us must act wisely and decisively now,” appeals Rubikon publisher Jens Wernicke in his call to the democrats of the country.

Roland Rottenfußer: Die Gedankenhygiene (Mental hygiene)

Our paradoxical task is to look the repellent truth in the eye and to draw courage for the future from precisely that.

Roberto J. De Lapuente: Die gescheiterte Republik (The failed republic)

The corona crisis is a phase of total failure of the media, democracy, politics and our understanding of science.

Bertram Burian: Der Beweis (The proof)

We suspected that the way the corona establishment handled incidence figures might be wrong and manipulative – now we know it.

Mari Koffend: Die Spurensuche (The search for clues)

A new documentary gives us insights into how the current “plandemic” was prepared.

All articles from the last few days

Rubikon has published numerous other articles. Follow the link.

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