Why I go overtly

[Myra Bronstein]

Greetings to everybody, I am just back from my vacation which could also be described as an emergency break. I was really a bit over the top, when I left, but three weeks with my family and friends and without internet (deliberately) made me much more calm. But I am also much more determined.
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Welcome back Carsten. We were wondering where you were.

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First of all, Happy Birthday to the forum!
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Thank you!

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Third, to the question of anonymity versus using your name.
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Of course there is a risk. Standing up against a criminal system is supposed to be risky. Standing up under a pseudonym does not protect you from that risk, but it limits the effectiveness of your action and it eliminates the possible protection from being a publicly known enemy of that system. The more publicly known opponents are attacked, the more people will realize that there is indeed a criminal system at work, desperately trying to suppress the reality to enter the consciousness of the masses.
More later.
Carsten

Appreciate the input. And looking forward to the "more later."