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Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 19/2021

Rubikon newsletter for calendar week 19/2021

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)

Ulrich Gellermann: Der Staat gegen Ken Jebsen (The state against Ken Jebsen)

The corona dictatorship wants silence in the country.

Felix Feistel, Rubikon’s encouragement desk: Das Team Mensch (Team Humanity) Rubikon called on readers to share visions of a new world worth living in – this is what they look like. Part 1.

Jens Wernicke: Die Zukunft beginnt jetzt (The future begins now) “If we want to shape the emerging order humanely, each and every one of us must act wisely and decisively now,” Rubikon publisher Jens Wernicke appeals in his call to the democrats of the country.

Kerstin Chavent: Die Prüfung (The test)

Only when the will is in harmony with heart and mind do we arrive at constructive action.

Matthias Langwasser: Die Einheit des Lebens (The unity of life)

We must recognise how subtly and at the same time brutally the system shapes us – and step out of the game. Exclusive reprint from “Reise in die Freiheit” (Journey into freedom).

All articles from the last few days

Rubikon has published numerous other articles. Follow the link.

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