Episode 61: Wer sich nicht selbst befiehlt, bleibt Knecht

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Ein Artikel von Claudio Grass über die marxistisch-zentralistische Korrumpierung von Politik und Wirtschaft im Rahmen der „Corona-Krise“. Zuerst erschienen am 28. November 2020 auf der Website von Inside Paradeplatz.

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Ein Artikel von Claudio Grass über die marxistisch-zentralistische Korrumpierung von Politik und Wirtschaft im Rahmen der „Corona-Krise“.

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