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Urgently declared federal laws should be submitted to a vote of the people. This is what the Giacometti Initiative demands. With your signature you strengthen the sovereign and direct democracy.
Read moreThe repeal of some measures is not enough. We demand the establishment of an extra-parliamentary commission of enquiry.
Read moreFor some time now, the WHO, in conjunction with the EU, has been preparing a so-called "pandemic pact", the ultimate consequence of which is a serious threat to our Swiss sovereignty. We have written a letter to our parliamentarians to draw their attention to this threatening process. They must stop the Federal Council.
Read moreThe 75th World Health Assembly of the WHO ended in Geneva on 28 May 2022 with a defeat for the USA.
Read moreNow monkeypox. Is the world facing a new pandemic threat? They are still denying it, but to be on the safe side, the FOPH is already testing a suitable vaccine.
Read moreAlthough the mainstream media are keeping the issue practically under wraps, it has now leaked out that the WHO, in conjunction with the EU and the other WHO member states, wants to conclude a global pandemic treaty in 2024. What comes across as preventive health care actually amounts to the disempowerment of sovereign states.
Read moreMany have had the impression over the last two years that our media have reported in striking unison. In this interview with journalist and book author Dr Philipp Gut, we discuss the state of the media in Switzerland and his experiences as a journalist.
Read moreUntil recently, many would have waved off the warning that Europe would soon be like China's mega-cities. Another conspiracy theory!
Read moreOn Wednesday 4 May, one could read in the NZZ 1 and hear on the radio the day before that "Journalists without Borders" had catapulted Switzerland to 14th place - 4 points down - in their annual "Press Freedom Ranking".
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