Die boulevardmässige NZZamSonntag unterscheidet sich von der NZZ Tageszeitung dadurch, dass sie offener ist für Thesenjournalismus... also weniger Recherche dafür mehr Marketing, Gefälligkeitsartikel oder einfach mehr Blödsinn. Gerade im Wissensbereich (Boulevard-Wissenschaftsimsus) ist die NZZamSonntag oft, mit Verlaub, unter aller Sau. Das ist manchmal erfrischend provokativ, meistens aber hanebüchen. Letzthin eine Breitseite gegen Vegetatier – schliesslich würden diese ja teilweise importierte Sojabohnen essen – wie wenn unsere local livestock industry of air lived: in the energy balance of meat consumption ranks low in any case, just the power feed for the so called domestic livestock is mostly imported from monocultures. Notable exception is the way the local organic livestock. But enough of that recently allowed the novice to leave the priesthood of illiberal liberalism Rene Scheu (Schweizer Monatshefte) a very unusual form of mental acrobatics come. Whether it be mentoring and SVP speechwriter Robert Nef is beigstanden, we can not elicit, but he was more fair tax environment as a very anti-liberal present. Yes, more equitable tax environment in question were exactly the opposite effect and limit social mobility ... Blessed are those who can be the bear now tying up of shyness Rene. Felix E. Muller, a classic of NZZamSonntag-staff praised the victory of the Tea Party in the U.S. as a positive development, which served the interests of Switzerland. As the reader will ask, whose Switzerland, he says it. Perhaps those of Beat Kappeler, the preacher of diskteteste in reality long since put economic theories. Because Beat Kappeler subtle than the others, his articles appear in letemps and other Swiss newspapers.
Note: This is a design that is only if more time to read. Rene Scheu works for the Swiss monthly magazines. Felix E. Müller for NZZamSonntag. Every day seems a new person abkanzelt a critique of big to jail than to envy ... 22 November in the NZZ, for example, Mr. Schläettli.
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