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Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 16/2021

Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 16/2021

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)

Kerstin Chavent: Die Schule des Lebens (The school of life)

What really matters, we learn outside the institutions.

Stefan W. Hockertz: Die ermattete Gesellschaft (The exhausted society)

Corona policy robs people of their joy in life. Exclusive reprint from “Generation Maske” (Generation mask).

Roland Rottenfußer: Der Schnellschuss (The rash shot)

Juli Zeh’s novel “Über Menschen” (About people) is an attempt to write a book about practically every current topic of our time.

Jens Wernicke: Das Pionier-Urteil (The pioneering ruling)

In an interview with Rubikon, the lawyer Viviane Fischer explains the most explosive contents of the sensational Weimar court ruling and what impact it could have on compulsory testing and masks in schools.

Stefan W. Hockertz: Geraubte Kindheit (Stolen childhood)

The mandated masks have a highly dangerous symbolic effect, especially for children and young people. Exclusive reprint from “Generation Maske” (Generation mask).

All articles from the last few days

Rubikon has published numerous other articles. Follow the link.

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