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May 19, 2013
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Current Concerns [printversion]

No 17, 13 May 2013

Against small-mindedness
As locusts over the biblical Egypt political correctness came over Switzerland by Dr Peter Forster, chief editor “Schweizer Soldat”
Will there soon be a referendum on freedom of expression in Switzerland?
About Voltaire, the GSoA, the DDPS and the lack of democratic conscience of leftist historians | by Matthias Erne, Attorney, Zurich
Switzerland has the potential to resist political blackmail
Shoulder-to-shoulder partnership across party lines, create majorities based on humanity, stand together
Should the Federal Government consider releasing GM plants…
… Beekeepers associations will use any democratic instruments, to make legalisation impossible
People’s initiative “Save Our Swiss Gold” already shows impact
Only 30 percent of the gold reserves are abroad, none of them in the USA – the army must be able to protect gold vaults
Letter to the Editor
Instead of attacking peace-loving neighbors, Germany should think about its tax policy
by Karl Müller
Cooperatives – the alternative to the construct of homo oeconomicus
by Dr Eva-Maria Föllmer-Müller
Afghanistan – history is repeating itself
The parallels between the current war and that of the 1840s are striking | by William Dalrymple
Afghanistan – a comparison between the Soviet Union’s war from 1979 to 1989 and the occupation by the United States from 2001 to 2014
by Professor Dr Albert A. Stahel, Institute for Strategic Studies, Wädenswil, Switzerland
Beekeeping as a contribution to the protection of birds
Exotic ornamental trees are popular in our gardens and parks – this to the regret of the local bird and insect world | by Helmut Hintermeier, Galmersgarten, Germany
Steps against bee mortality

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The Foundations of International Law

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