Friedrich Merz And The Trilateral War On Free Speech - The Heartlands Tribune
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A student asks about the consequences of the clear name obligation for informants and investigative journalists. Merz avoids the question, instead defends stricter rules on the net and opposes a "libertarian understanding of politics".
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz met the winners of the Bundeswettbewerb "Jugend forscht". At the event, he also answered the questions ...
Friedrich Merz And The Trilateral War On Free Speech - The Heartlands Tribune
“Don’t Come to Me With Free Speech”: Friedrich Merz and the Politics of Apathy Friedrich Merz told a room of teenage scientists, “Nobody come to me with free speech.” The German Chancellor is a member of the Trilateral Commission, whose 1975 report warned of an “excess of democracy.” The pattern is older than Merz. On […]
Friedrich Merz is in his deepest crisis, as well as the Federal Republic of Germany. The scope of this crisis changes his public appearances at ever shorter intervals. From completely catastrophic to absolutely disastrous. Someone continues to fill his schedule. I would like to repeat the proposal to transfer the person responsible to the next higher grade, because nobody dismantles Merz so profoundly The post "None come to me with Free Speech" …
Federal Chancellor Merz is asked at the award ceremony of "Jugend forscht" about clear name obligation – and is firmly behind the idea. The concept "Free Speech" he thinks is nonsense from the USA. This article Merz calls for clear name obligation "Please don't come to me with Free Speech", says the chancellor was published on Young Freedom.
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