Brigitte Challande, 28 janvier 2026.- Un article du 27 janvier où Abu Amir décrit une récente aggravation de la crise sanitaire : développement d'infections transmissibles dûes aux conditions de vie.
« La ville de Gaza traverse l'une des périodes les plus dures de son histoire récente, alors que les tragédies humanitaires s'accumulent sur les épaules d'une population déjà épuisée par la guerre, le déplacement forcé, la pauvreté et la perte des conditions de vie les plus élémentaires.
By Andrew P. Napolitano
January 29, 2026
Last week, a half-dozen masked and unidentifiable Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents killed a 37-year-old federal employee, a nurse, by spraying pepper spray into his eyes, pushing him to the ground, stealing his lawfully owned and carried handgun, and then shooting him nine times in the back.
The thugs from ICE whom the federal government has sent to Minneapolis have produced murder and mayhem on a scale far more violent, disruptive and disturbing to human life than have the immigrants residing there without papers.
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
January 29, 2026
The idea of political unity has long been a popular trope and slogan in politics. "He's a uniter, not a divider" is a sentiment that many American politicians like to cultivate about themselves. Over many centuries and across many jurisdictions we encounter the claim that unity is a political virtue, and that anything that "divides us" must therefore be condemned.
By James Bovard
Mises.org
January 29, 2026
On Saturday, federal agents in Minneapolis killed protester Alex Pretti, shooting him in the back 10 times after they had taken away the pistol he legally carried. White House Deputy Chief Stephen Miller quickly settled the issue: "A would-be assassin tried to murder federal law enforcement and the official Democrat account sides with the terrorists."
By George F. Smith
January 29, 2026
One of history's greatest ironies is that gold detractors refer to the metal as the barbarous relic. In fact, the abandonment of gold has put civilization as we know it at risk of extinction.
The gold coin standard that had served Western economies so brilliantly throughout most of the nineteenth century hit a brick wall in 1914 and was never able to recover, or so the story goes.
By James Anthony
American Thinker
January 29, 2026
In a so-called great inflation, politicians borrow and spend faster than usual by having crony bankers inflate the quantity of dollars faster than usual.
The added dollars start inflating asset prices, then start inflating producer-product prices, then start inflating consumer-product prices, and then start increasing wages. The purchasing power of wages recovers as fully as it can only after the political regime changes, reducing the uncertainty and the spending and inflation, and businessmen then resume their usual value-adding.
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
January 29, 2026
What does it say about a political movement that demands absolute reverence for life in the womb yet shrugs when the government kills, cages, or brutalizes the living?
What does it say about a government-and a political movement-that claims to value the unborn, but once you are born, that concern evaporates?
When life upon birth becomes expendable, subject to force, punishment, neglect, and death so long as it serves "law and order," "national security," or political convenience-when you can be shot by the police state, executed by the police state, starved, surveilled, displaced, raided, abused, or discarded by the police state-and this is treated not as a moral failure but as policy and doctrine, then you're not dealing with a government that is truly pro-life.
Moon of Alabama
January 29, 2026
Mr. Crazy just issued another of his by now typical threats:
It is well know Iran does not want to have nuclear weapons. There is even a religious edict that says so. Iran had negotiated a nuclear deal with the U.S. that made sure that Iran would not have the means to build nuclear weapons. It was Trump who killed that deal during his first administration.
By Jonathan Cook
JonathanCook.net
January 29, 2026
Feckless European leaders like Starmer let Israel and the US tear up international law in Gaza. Now, faced with Greenland and Ukraine, they are suffering from a severe case of buyer's regret
Middle East Eye - 23 January 2026
US President Donald Trump has declared the three-month "ceasefire" in Gaza a great success, and now wants to move on to phase two of his so-called "peace plan".
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
January 29, 2026
Much of the country is dealing with severe cold and snow as I write this. In Virginia, we were hit with close to a foot or so of snow, but the sleet and freezing rain that fell for hours, and coated the top of it, really made things precarious. It's like walking on a frozen pond, only every few steps your boot caves through to the ground.
For the first thirty years or more of my life, I never worried much about the weather.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
January 29, 2026
This is why a recession will catalyze a collapse of the credit-asset bubble-dependent economy down to its foundations.
Narrative control works by having a pat answer for every skepticism and every doubt. Boiled down, the dominant narrative holds that the Federal Reserve (central banking) and the central government have the tools to quickly reverse any dip in GDP, a.k.a.
Nucleus IVF+ technology is said to allow couples to optimize a baby who's smarter, taller, and healthier than embryonic siblings, who are disposed of. In other words, it's eugenics.
By Emily Mangiaracina
Lifesite News
January 29, 2026
"Pick your baby." The invitation is now not just for little girls choosing their baby doll or for "Sims" gamers. It is the draw for real-life couples trying to conceive a baby through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) to the company Nucleus IVF+, which has chosen that unsettling invitation for their marketing campaign and URL: www.pickyourbaby.com.
Davy Hoyau
En fait ce ne sont jamais les choses le problème. Aucune chose est un mal. On pose des Choses comme des obstacles (des péages) pour accéder à des droits (des pays). On débat sur les Choses. Est-ce bien, est-ce mal.
Par exemple le fait de conditionner la liberté d'expression, dire « si, alors Ok », fait qu'elle n'est plus inaliénable. Elle est aliénée, enchaînée ; pour être jugée, évaluée ; et punie, réprimée.
publié le 29/01/2026 Par Alain Deneault
C'est un discours mémorable comme peu de Premiers ministres canadiens en ont prononcé dans l'Histoire. Lors du traditionnel Sommet de Davos, réunissant chaque hiver en Suisse la caste mondiale des puissants, Mark Carney a élevé sur le plan de la conscience publique ce que tous observaient sans oser l'admettre : l'ordre mondial établi depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale n'est plus.
Davide Rossi
Nel gennaio 1946 la Repubblica Popolare Federativa di Jugoslavia si dota di una Costituzione partecipativa e autogestionaria
Nell'ultimo anno del passato secolo la NATO ha bombardato Belgrado, distruggendo "per errore" anche l'ambasciata cinese, monito evidente contro l'incipiente progetto multipolare che proprio in quei giorni ha visto unite Russia e Cina nel difendere la popolazione e il governo jugoslavi dal proditorio attacco occidentale.
Stephen Miller organise ses conférences téléphoniques à 10 heures tous les matins, même le samedi, pas tant comme un conseiller gouvernemental que comme un général de temps de guerre. Il est la voie dominantes dans les débats, jouant le rôle d'intimidateur, d'inquisiteur et de tyran. Il n'accepte aucune excuse et ne tolère aucune dissidence. Le chef de cabinet adjoint chargé des politiques de Donald Trump poursuit sans relâche la vision du président, en particulier lorsqu'il s'agit d'expulser les immigrants du pays, et il dirige des réunions rigoureuses et efficaces.
Par Finian Cunningham, le 28 janvier 2026
Les manifestations de masse à Minneapolis contre la répression de l'immigration par Trump pourraient déclencher une révolte nationale.
Les manifestations de masse à Minneapolis contre la répression de l'immigration par Trump pourraient déclencher une révolte nationale. Les manifestants appellent à une grève générale.
Le déclencheur direct de cette colère est la violence meurtrière des raids de la police fédérale contre les immigrants.
par Mounir Kilani
Ils ont frappé pour être obéis.
Le monde a regardé, puis a continué sa route. À travers les cas de l'Iran, de la Russie et de la Chine, se dessine le récit de la fin silencieuse d'un ordre fondé sur l'intimidation.
Le début de l'année 2026 marque un basculement discret mais décisif. Une confrontation militaire brève et d'une intensité exceptionnelle entre l'Iran et une coalition israélo-américaine n'a pas produit l'effet attendu.
Jeffrey Sachs : La guerre des États-Unis contre l'Iran - 28 janv. 2026
Le professeur Jeffrey Sachs explique comment les États-Unis ont accumulé des capacités militaires en vue d'une guerre massive contre l'Iran et communiquent clairement leur intention. Les Européens continuent d'encourager le bellicisme américain, puis ont l'audace de se plaindre lorsqu'ils sont eux-mêmes la cible.