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Exile205 – Marla’s Journey Through Time
Today is day 205 of my exile.Exile 205.Two thousand five. In Germany, a political transition is taking shape. Following early federal elections, a grand coalition is formed, led by the CDU and SPD. Angela Merkel is elected as the first female Federal Chancellor. The economic situation remains tense, and the effects of labor market reforms continue to be felt, especially in East Germany, where structural differences remain visible. Europe Read more
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You alone can save Germany—would you make that one decision?
One decision. One act. And an entire country. Imagine there were a moment when everything depended on you. No politics. No demonstrations. No long debates. Just you—and a single decision. You have the opportunity to save Germany. Alone. Through a personal, direct action. The price is clear: you must with one of three Read more
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When Rome gets relief and Berlin cashes in: the gas station test for politics
The gas pump is the most honest place in the country. Here, citizens see in black and white what politics really means. As energy prices rise amid the escalating Iran crisis and markets react nervously, governments are making very different decisions. In Italy, fuel taxes are being reduced. In Germany, everything stays the same—and the state profits from every Read more
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Hungary’s election under reservation? How Brussels organizes distrust
On April 12, Hungary goes to the polls. But even before a single ballot has been cast, the verdict for many in Brussels already seems clear: if the result doesn’t fit, it must have been “Russian interference.” On March 16, the European Commission activated the so-called “Rapid Response System” under the Digital Services Act. Officially, the aim is to combat disinformation— Read more
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Exile204 – Marla’s Time Travel
Today is day 204 of my exile.Exile 204.Two thousand four. The year 2004 is marked by an expanded world order in which power structures are being reshaped. The European Union grows significantly in May, with many countries from Central and Eastern Europe joining and shifting the political weight of the continent. Germany finds itself more at the center of Europe, integrated into Read more
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Is Ramadan now the state religion? Steinmeier, symbolic politics, and the quiet shift
Ist Frank-Walter Steinmeier Islamist? Natürlich nicht. Aber die eigentliche Frage lautet anders: Warum erklärt ein deutscher Bundespräsident den Ramadan faktisch zur „beheimateten Tradition“ unseres Landes – und was bedeutet das politisch? Ein ergänzendes Videostatement zu den hier behandelten Aspekten wurde gesondert veröffentlicht und vertieft die öffentliche Debatte um die politische Einordnung religiöser Symbolik. „Gehört zum Read more
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Today on low-class TV: the most dishonorable criminal in the world
That has to be the most dishonorable inmate I’ve ever seen. He probably worked as an informant back in the day and snitched on fellow prisoners. No surprise that in this Stasi-style state he can rise up with open arms and be supported with taxpayer money. Aired today at exactly 12 on low-class TV Read more
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Jochen Hollmann says it’s not Liebich who is the danger, but that others will follow
The #VS President of Saxony-Anhalt, Jochen Hollmann, publicly labeled me—misogynistically and factually incorrectly—as a “threat” and literally said that I should be given a “so-called warning shot.” Such statements by a public official are not only inflammatory, they have real consequences: shortly afterward, I ended up on a death list of the so-called Hammer gang. State security informed me of this Read more
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Whoever tells the truth needs a fast horse
Low-class TV has been running a manhunt for me since high noon. I think the system would rather see me dead than alive… What about you? Read more now
Marlas Army
Texte. Stim. Freiheit.
Marlas Army is a publishing project by Marla Svenja Liebich This is where texts, chronicles, and personal observations from exile are created— political, historical, and social. The ongoing Exile Chronicle connects contemporary history with the present and documents how language, power, and reality change.
At the same time, it serves Marlas Army beyond the digital space: many readers pick up impulses, ideas, and attitudes from the texts and independently put them into practice in projects, discussions, and everyday decisions. In this way, the project also takes shape in real life—decentralized, voluntary, and beyond formal structures.