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Network analysis “Corona complex”

September 24, 2021 at 4:00 p.m.
An article by Christian Goldbrunner | Responsible: editorial office
In months of research, an IT specialist who wants to remain anonymous has created a complex network analysis of relationships, connections and cash flows between numerous influential foundations, NGOs, companies, people, organizations, public-private partnerships (PPP), etc., which in his words completely based on publicly available sources. The “Network Analysis Corona Complex” available as a PDF file with 169 pages and an explanatory audio interview have been published by Markus Langemann’s “Club of Clear Words”. By Christian Goldbrunner .

The present data analysis and also the interview conducted by Markus Langemann do not anticipate any conclusions and certainly only represent an excerpt from the links or are therefore certainly not the ultimate conclusion. The graphics, tables and graphs on 169 pages compile publicly accessible contexts and facts, show payment flows and announcements, and the author expressly encourages you to do further research and form your own opinion. According to his own statements, the anonymous IT specialist does not belong to any party, does not associate any political goals or monetary interests with his work, but instead has spent months working in a PDF file out of curiosityThis research fundamentals have been compiled in order to offer his fellow citizens and interested journalists a basis on which one can build. The only socio-political goal that the analyst formulated in this interview is that his little daughter should be able to grow up in freedom and that the division in society should be overcome.
Verifying these analyzes, drawing conclusions from them and formulating them should actually be the task of a functioning public service broadcasting system. They should best be able to take on this challenge in terms of personnel, in order to fulfill the very essence of journalism: to control the rich and powerful and to provide for education, in the interest of well-informed, responsible citizens.
Below are some excerpts from the accompanying article “The Network Document” by Markus Langemann.

“We all know from our real world that social networks are vital as a network of relationships. […] How important networks are and what power is concentrated in them can often be seen in professional life or in politics. In current social issues, this can be party-political networks, lobby networks or platforms […]. There are networks that basically operate in secret, like those that you can join. […] Then again there are those that you only recognize when you connect points with each other. Connecting the dots. When you connect them, relationships, dependencies and clusters become visible. If you see them clearly in front of you, you can, for example, better understand and classify political decisions and the motivations that preceded them. With this video, I am publishing a network document that is unique in the world and that shows you for the first time the complex network of relationships between non-governmental organizations (NGOs), companies, documents and people. There are 6500 objects and over 7200 links, including the payment flows and, in part, the amounts that have flowed. […] The document is important especially before the upcoming federal election, but it is also of great value for gaining knowledge beyond that. “