I know that chemtrails are not a tiny problem, that was meant ironically.




The scoring was mentioned by a Gerd Gigerenzer. He didn't tell more of it.
I guess it's about the payment morals of a person, but as I am pessimistic about the whole system I assume it's to get a foot in the door for more.

The thing with forced medication of non-psychiatric patients and research on patients without knowledge and informed consent was told in their news or some kind of news and was related to Alzheimer's condition.
They define them as "not being able to decide". They want a "guardian" to decide with the physician, what the patient "would want to". I guess if one googles new German laws then it will show up somewhere.
It was some months or a year ago.

They told also, on another occasion, that politicians and physicians plan or have already made a law for de-personification persons with Alzheimer's condition.
They said in fact "den Personenstatus aberkennen". I think it was Deutschlandradio, a year ago or maybe longer, I didn't record it.

The thing with "having outlived their lives" and "assisted suicide" for not deadly ill patients was a report about an elderly couple, who wanted "assisted suicide" because they had "outlived their lives", (original citation): "ihr Leben ausgelebt", but were not deadly ill.
I heard the preview only, but I think they will repeat that report some time, because they repeat much.

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The Big Media rules over the politicians. If you don't have any relevant media in the back it is useless to make efforts in that direction.

There is no milkman around the corner anymore. Or a corner shop. There are only big companies. It is easy to say "why does nobody". It is difficult to get even through to the minds of people.

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Why would a grassroots movement need mainstream media?
And Die Partei is not serious.
Around here are many independent shops.
Sorry, I'm not a very political person, just wondering.

Greets, froggy