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Europe’s air traffic at a tipping point: when geopolitical escalation hits our freedom
Die nächste Krise rollt nicht mit Panzern. Sie rollt mit Kerosin. Und plötzlich reden wir nicht mehr über Sanktionen oder diplomatische Floskeln –sondern darüber, dass Europas größte Fluggesellschaft Flüge streichen muss. Bis zu 10 Prozent. Nicht wegen eines Streiks.Nicht wegen eines Virus. Sondern wegen Treibstoffknappheit. Ein ergänzendes Videostatement zu den dargestellten Entwicklungen wurde gesondert veröffentlicht Read more
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Vaccine injuries in the mainstream? Why a Japanese study is reigniting the debate
Am 31. März veröffentlichte Achgut einen Beitrag von Jochen Ziegler, der für Aufsehen sorgt. Die These: Der wissenschaftliche Mainstream könne Impfschäden nach Corona-Impfungen nicht länger ignorieren. Auslöser ist eine Studie aus Japan, veröffentlicht im Fachjournal Scientific Reports – einem Magazin aus der Nature-Springer-Gruppe. Was steckt dahinter?Und was bedeutet das politisch – auch für Deutschland? Ein Read more
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Exile217 – Marla’s Journey Through Time
Today is day 217 of my exile.Exile 217. Two thousand seventeen. The year is marked by a political realignment that had already been emerging and is now becoming more clearly visible. In many countries, shifts in political power structures are becoming apparent, while trust in existing systems continues to be put to the test. In Germany, the federal election shapes the Read more
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Exile216 – Marla’s Journey Through Time
Today is day 216 of my exile.Exile 216. Two thousand sixteen. The year is marked by political upheaval and growing uncertainty in Western societies. Decisions long considered stable are being questioned, while political dynamics accelerate and new lines emerge. In Germany, the developments of the previous year continue to have an impact. The migration issue remains central, as do the societal Read more
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Hungary draws the consequences – and that is the right thing to do
Now it’s getting serious. Not just for Maja T., but for everyone who believes political violence is a legitimate form of expression. Hungary has announced that it will classify Antifa as a terrorist organization. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is making it clear: anyone who attacks people in an organized way, who hunts political opponents with weapons, will not be treated as an activist—but as a security risk. And Read more
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when they say “German citizen” again
Anyone who naturalizes people like this should later be prosecuted for aiding and abetting. Read more
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The United Kingdom is losing it: charging electric cars is becoming a luxury problem
38.500 Prozent. Nein, das ist kein Tippfehler. Das ist der gemeldete Anstieg von Netzgebühren für eine einzelne Schnellladestation in Großbritannien. Und jetzt wird klar, was viele seit Jahren sagen: Die politische Zwangs-Elektrifizierung frisst ihre eigene Infrastruktur. Ein ergänzendes Videostatement zu diesem Thema wurde gesondert veröffentlicht und vertieft die dargestellten Entwicklungen anhand konkreter Beispiele. Wenn die Read more
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Germany is a wealthy country
Because some people keep asking about counter-financing to prevent the impoverishment of the German population… Read more
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We need a law against financial exploitation
Who else feels financially violated by the government on a daily basis? Read more
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Being left-wing is a treatable mental illness
Being left-wing is a mental illness that can be cured—through hard and physically demanding labor. Read more
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Exile 215 – Marla’s Time Travel
Today is day 215 of my exile. Exile 215. Two thousand fifteen. The year is marked by rising tensions and simultaneous movements across borders. Global crises are increasingly having a direct impact on Europe, while political decisions are being made under the influence of new dynamics. Stability appears less self-evident and more dependent on external developments. In Germany, the refugee movement comes into focus Read more
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.
