The "Swiss Civil Forum" engages in political PR in word and deed. We fight against the red-green destabilization of Switzerland. Our people have been swept into a veritable frenzy of misleading values: cold-blooded egoism, unrealistic ecological and health goals, a disastrous vaccination policy, and homo/gender madness are eroding the population. Individuals and families must recover! Society and politics must regain their senses and become stronger! Switzerland must return to the path to success!
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Freedom of individual life is the highest good a state can grant its citizens.
But even in Switzerland's direct democracy, this freedom is constantly contested. This is because most politicians seek to secure their identity through personal power. Of course, they don't admit this. They claim to simply want to exert influence for the good of the people. If this were true, we wouldn't have:
- Endlessly exploding healthcare costs
- Bloated government bureaucracy
- An army of social profiteers
- An incredibly expensive asylum chaos Disintegration of the family and civil society
Of course, there are a few good, selfless politicians. But all too often, selfishness and greed dominate day-to-day politics. The population is often disenfranchised, manipulated, lied to, and plundered.
Fortunately, there are organizations that fight against abuses. The "Swiss Civil Forum" is one of them. But we also support other groups that are committed to the same goal of a "free, directly democratic, prosperous Switzerland."
PR Campaign "Pastors Check"
Churches should be a strong support and a radical corrective to the state.
But most publicly funded regional churches (Reformed/Catholic) are weak. They are guided by the spirit of the times and operate in conformity to the state. The pulpits often sound like those at red-green party meetings. Churchgoers are expected to be socially minded and humane. They are expected to save the climate and promote the gay and gender rights movement wherever they can. This has precious little to do with the primary mission of the churches. That's why members are leaving in droves.
The PR campaign "Pastors Check" combats this injustice. Church personnel are contacted and invited to publicly state the guiding principles of their ministry. The public must be able to expose pseudo-Christian programs. This is how genuine Christian churches should regain their strength and be able to offer blessings and corrective support to the state.
