The Atlas Initiative advocates an order based on the liberal principles of a free and social market economy and a focusing of the state on its core tasks. This also applies to monetary policy, whose politicisation and fiscal orientation the Atlas Initiative rejects. The Atlas Initiative defends the traditional image of the family as the nucleus of the state and society, as expressly called for in the Basic Law. The Atlas Initiative calls for a reform of the European Union in terms of strengthening subsidiarity, democratic control, debureaucratisation, the primacy of the rule of law and respect for the diversity of the nations participating in it. The Atlas Initiative calls for migration policy to be aligned with current law and thus for an end to immigration not covered by law. Dr Makrus Krall: "In this organization we strive for a very massive campaigning capability, something that is lacking at the moment on the liberal-conservative side of the Federal Republic of Germany - a very beautiful socialist republic. And how can we achieve this? We want to build a large network where everyone can register." From the transcript of Minute 5:05 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zI1dNb7DD8) Original quote: Wir streben in dieser Organisation nach einer ganz massiven Kampagnenfähigkeit, das ist das was es im Moment mangelt auf der liberal-konservativen Bundesrepublik Deutschland in der sehr schönen sozialistischen Republik. Und wie wollen sie das erreichen? Wir wollen einmal ein großes Netzwerk bauen, wo sich jeder anmelden kann.

The Atlas Initiative is an association which was founded by Dr. Markus Krall in 2019, is entered in the Frankfurt register of associations and has been recognised as a non-profit organisation. In July 2019 he presented the association in a meeting at the Hayek Foundation in Münster.

At the end of February 2020 the blog Adpunktum.de (fb: https://www.facebook.com/adpunktum/) was migrated to the Homepage Atlas Initiative. A click on Adpunktum leads to the news there. Adpunktum is a Wordpress blog, set up in 2013, which lay idle until February 2017 and started in March 2017 with an average of 10 to 15 articles per day, representing Markus Krall's opinion. There are articles against the financial policy of the ECB and the Merkel government, several articles in English and in February several articles about the MP election in Thüringen, Germany.

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