Unpleasant book reveals: The attacking state grabs our freedom

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In ihrem neuen Buch "Der übergriffige Staat - Geld, Daten, Sprache, Freiheit" (ISBN 978-3-98674-106-8) kritisieren Andreas Dripke und Hubert Nowatzki die zunehmende Einschränkung der Freiheit durch staatliche Maßnahmen. Sie zeigen auf 212 Seiten, wie der Staat Geld, Daten, Sprache und Freiheit kontrolliert und beschränkt. Erfahren Sie mehr über das Werk des Widerstands gegen den wachsenden Übergriff des Staates auf unsere persönlichen Freiheiten unter [Link zum Artikel]. Bestellen Sie jetzt ein Rezensionsexemplar per E-Mail an [E-Mail-Adresse].
In their new book "The Around State-Money, Data, Language, Freedom" (ISBN 978-3-98674-106-8), Andreas Dripke and Hubert Nowatzki criticize the increasing restriction of freedom through government measures. They show on 212 pages of how the state controls and limited money, data, language and freedom. Find out more about the work of resistance to the growing attack of the state on our personal freedom under [Link to the article]. Order a review copy by email to [email address]. (Symbolbild/MB)





New book "The attacking state"

new book "The attacking state"

Frankfurt/Karlsruhe, July 9, 2024-The authors Andreas Dripke and Hubert Nowatzki publish their new book "The Abuslier State" (ISBN 978-3-98674-106-8), in which they address the growing interference of the state into the freedom of citizens. On 212 pages you analyze how the state controls and restricted money, data, language and freedom.

Hubert Nowatzki, a former tax investigator and now working as a tax advisor, explains that the state wants to prescribe how to speak, think and act to the citizens. He warns of an ever increasing state of attitude that urges citizens to take the supposedly "correct" attitude. Instead of restricting itself to the legislation, politics is becoming increasingly incorporated into people's lives.

In a time of widespread digitization, this control of the stance by the state becomes easier than ever. At the same time, citizens are increasingly burdened by new taxes and harassed by a growing bureaucracy. While the freedom of citizens is increasingly restricted, the state is taking out more and more freedom and issues the money of the citizens for ever new projects.

Andreas Dripke, who already protested the state of data collecting in his book "Stasi 2.0", emphasizes that the modern state endeavors to collect and link as much data about the citizens as possible. He is interested in how the citizens earn their money, what they own and what attitude they show. The authors consider their book as a work of resistance to this type of state power.

journalists who are interested in a review of the book can request review copies by email to press@tiplomatic-council.org. The authors only provide e-books.

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