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Sigmar Gabriel bei Markus Lanz: Bei Frage nach Schröder kippt die Stimmung
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Sigmar Gabriel bei Markus Lanz: Kann Gerhard Schröder helfen? Absurde Frage
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The Populist ‘Great Upset’: Decoupling From the Corporate State Deathgrip
Globalism is a death machine; localization is the antidote.
The social engineers at the World Economic Forum seizing on the opportunities presented by mass fear over COVID-19 and the choking lockdowns on economies and societies worldwide have an authoritarian vision for the future of humanity, carefully choreographed from on high at the top levels of the global power structure.
Unaccountable, unelected entities are hard at work constructing this brave new world through a shadowy process they have ominously dubbed the “Great Reset“:
“The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world.”
Good morning, it’s Tuesday, April 13, 2021. Seventy-four years ago today, the Brooklyn Dodgers finished the preseason by completing a three-game exhibition series with the New York Yankees. The history books say that baseball’s color barrier was broken on April 15, 1947 opening day. But for the man who broke it, Jack Roosevelt Robinson, it began four days earlier, on April 11, in the first of the Dodgers’ exhibition games against the Yanks.
I’ll explain in a moment. First, though, a personal note: I’m taking some time off during the next two weeks. You’ll still receive an email each morning touting RCP’s original material, but it won’t include my daily history homily, which I said at the beginning of the year I was getting away from. As many of you have noticed, I’ve had trouble giving it up. Maybe this time off will help. And with that, I’d point you to RCP’s front page, which presents our poll averages, videos, breaking news stories, and aggregated opinion