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Trump ne se bat ni pour la paix, ni pour l'Ukraine, encore moins pour la Russie, mais pour la survie des États-Unis
Mohamed Lamine KABA,
Au-delà du théâtre ukrainien, se dévoile la crise terminale d'un ordre international unipolaire et l'émergence irréversible d'une configuration multipolaire des rapports de puissance.
À la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en 1945, les relations internationales se sont vite organisées autour de deux superpuissances (USA et URSS) donnant naissance à un monde bipolaire.
« Un Paese, due sistemi »: come funzionano i sistemi elettorali di Macao e Hong Kong
Giulio Chinappi
Le elezioni legislative del 14 settembre a Macao e la prossima tornata del 7 dicembre a Hong Kong offrono uno sguardo ravvicinato su due modelli elettorali costruiti dentro "un Paese, due sistemi", che disegnano traiettorie convergenti ma non identiche.
L'architettura istituzionale delle due Regioni Amministrative Speciali (RAS) della Repubblica Popolare Cinese (RPC), Macao e Hong Kong, si è evoluta negli ultimi anni seguendo una direttrice comune: consolidare una democrazia considerata "di alta qualità" e pienamente coerente con la cornice costituzionale del "un Paese, due sistemi", rafforzando nel contempo il principio dei "patrioti" alla guida della cosa pubblica.
Silencing the Scientists: Dissent, Censorship, and the New Technocracy
By Mark Keenan
November 12, 2025
For most of modern history, science meant freedom to question. Today, that freedom is vanishing. Across universities, journals, and digital platforms, critics argue that dissenting scientists are being erased from public discourse. Two issues have revealed this transformation more clearly than any others: climate change and Covid-19.
In both cases, complex debates were reduced to slogans - "the science is settled," "trust the experts," "follow the science." But in reality, "the science" became a brand - one owned by governments, corporations, and media institutions whose financial and political interests depend on consensus, not discovery.
On Resisting Evil
By Murray N. Rothbard
Mises.org
November 12, 2025
The following is Chapter 44 of The Irrepressible Rothbard. The article was originally published September of 1993.
How can anyone, finding himself surrounded by a rising tide of evil, fail to do his utmost to fight against it? In our century, we have been inundated by a flood of evil, in the form of collectivism, socialism, egalitarianism, and nihilism.
This Is All Our Rulers Are Offering Us
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
November 12, 2025
Pentagon contractor Elon Musk, currently the richest person alive, has posted a video clip showing off how people can use his AI video generation tool Grok Imagine to create the image of a woman's face saying "I will always love you."
The AI-generated clip looks fake and creepy, and everything about Musk's post is downright depressing. But it's not quite as fake, creepy and depressing as the capitalist dystopia which birthed it.
The Risk of Ai Isn't Skynet
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
November 12, 2025
Just as a reminder of what's being gambled on "AI supremacy": it's not just financial capital, it's everything.
The risk that AI transitions from Servant to Master is dramatically appealing-Skynet!-but the real risks are in the mundane realms of the socio-economic order. As I explain in my new book Investing In Revolution, technological revolutions share the same dynamic: those profiting from the innovations push them pell-mell, without regard for future consequences, as the goal is to expand as quickly as possible to achieve market dominance.
Red Alert: Why Support for Socialism Is Growing
By Selwyn Duke
The New American
November 12, 2025
Here's a question: What percentage of all the people who've ever lived on Earth is the average American richer than?
Answer: 99.9 percent.
We live in an age of unprecedented prosperity, yet many people are still dissatisfied. They feel as if they've been denied some birthright, some societal bequeathment. And, recent survey data have shown, a frightening number of Americans are embracing socialism as remedy.
Pokrovsk est tombée : l'effondrement s'accélère
Ukrainian Troops Abandoning Front in Large Numbers
By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida
InfoBrics
November 12, 2025
The number of desertions in Ukraine has been growing for a long time. As a natural consequence of the brutal process of forced mobilization and the high intensity of hostilities on the battlefield, more and more Ukrainians are simply fleeing their ranks as soon as they have the chance to evade the authorities. This is a clear sign of the decline of the Ukrainian military and the inability of the Kiev neo-Nazi regime to maintain the war effort in the long term.
Holy Father, Help Us To Understand
By Fr. John A. Perricone
Crisis Magazine
November 12, 2025
Try as hard as you might to understand him, still Pope Leo leaves us befuddled. Even giving the benefit of the doubt to his recent statements, Catholics are still left short of clarity. Faithful Catholics fully understand the bounds of papal teaching. Assent of mind and will is only reserved to the highest reaches of magisterial intention.
What Fdr Did to Our Money
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
November 12, 2025
For more than 125 years, the United States had a gold-coin, silver-coin monetary system. No, it was not a paper-money system backed by gold, as so many mainstream commentators have been taught to believe. It was a system in which gold coins and silver coins were the official money of the American people.
Yes, there were paper bills and notes and other debt instruments issued by the federal government.
Digital Money Won't Feed You
SchiffGold.com
November 12, 2025
Peter recently Ed Siddell on The Retirement Trainer podcast to walk listeners through how capital flows, political promises, and central bank policy shape the dollar - and why none of it bodes well for the unprepared saver. He frames the dollar's past strength as a function of market performance and capital attraction, warns that recent fiscal choices have already undermined confidence, and reiterates his long-held case that gold will become the true safe asset as fiat rivalries crumble.
What Do We Get When We Vote?
By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos
November 12, 2025
Voting - when you get right down to it - is a form of compliance. You are going along with it - as opposed to opposing it. "It" being the system that is used to interfere with your natural right to be left alone (so long as you leave others, who have the same right to be left alone) and that enslaves you by asserting its unnatural right to compel you to hand over money that by right belongs only to you (because no one else has a rightful claim to it).