Lorenzo Maria Pacini

Sono necessari molti soldi per condurre la guerra che la Commissione europea, guidata da Ursula Von der Leyen, vuole imporre all'Europa contro la Russia. La domanda è: chi paga?

Tanti, tanti soldi

Per fare la guerra che la Commissione Europea, capeggiata da Ursula Von der Leyen, vuole imporre all'Europa contro la Russia, prevista attorno al 2030, servono un sacco di soldi.

By Taki Theodoracopulos

Taki's Magazine

November 15, 2025

A very long time ago, the beautiful ex-wife of a major Hollywood star mistook me for my father, a rich shipowner and industrialist. I was just out of school, 20 years old and without a penny to my name. But I was soon rich and able to afford her after borrowing thousands of dollars from a shylock who charged 100 percent interest. After I failed to pay him back, the creep somehow managed to get through to my father, informing him of my debt while telling him that it would be a pity to spoil his son's looks so early in life.

By Murray N. Rothbard

Mises.org

November 15, 2025

In his vitally important article on this issue,1 Karl Hess properly refers to the genuine libertarian movement as a "revolutionary" movement. This raises the point that very few Americans understand the true meaning of the word "revolution."

Most people, when they hear the world "revolution," think immediately and only of direct acts of physical confrontation with the State: raising barricades in the streets, battling a cop, storming the Bastille or other government buildings.

By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival

November 15, 2025

Abstract:
The contemporary fascination with a so-called "Bitcoin Standard" rests on the same utopian fantasy that once sustained the Gold Standard-that monetary scarcity can restrain political excess. This essay dismantles that illusion. Through historical analysis of the American experience from 1921 to 1971, and a critical exploration of modern fiscal theory, it argues that the problem of government overspending lies not in the nature of money, but in the nature of governance itself.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine

November 15, 2025

Many medical policies are driven more by profit than by evidence of what truly benefits patients. Because of this, we frequently see medicine refuse to ever discuss the things that are making us sick (e.g., numerous studies show vaccines make children 2-10X more likely to develop chronic illnesses that are now widespread) while in tandem, we are relentlessly pressured to put all focus onto a few things which do not make enough money for lobbyists to defend them.

By Ginny Garner

November 15, 2025

"I love Ron Paul. Ron Paul is awesome. I would have Ron Paul on the show regularly. He is a hero because Ron Paul had the courage to... challenge old sacred cows of the Republican Party." - Charlie Kirk, July 17 2025

Ron Paul's 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns influenced and inspired many young people, especially when the candidate spoke at college campuses.

By David Stockman

David Stockman's Contra Corner

November 15, 2025

The more the nation's Fiscal Doomsday Machine cranks out ever higher spending and fatally rising public debt, the more we realize that the 16th Amendment was a monumental error.

In the end its ratification in 1913 may well turn out to be the inflection point at which American democracy and capitalist prosperity took a fatal turn toward ruination.

By Doug Casey

International Man

November 15, 2025

International Man: It seems now more than ever that people have less and less in common with others who happen to carry the same government ID.

At the same time, like-minded people are finding each other from across the world.

What's your take on this trend? What does it mean for the nation-state?

Doug Casey: Once upon a time, like-minded people came to America because of their desire for personal freedom and financial opportunity.

By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

November 15, 2025

Last Wednesday President Trump pressured Israel's President Isaac Herzog to pardon Netanyahu before his corruption trial is over. The trial has been off and on as Netanyahu's wars heat up and cool down. Trump's pressure on Herzog, little doubt at Netanyahu's request, indicates that Trump and Netanyahu do not expect trial to exonerate Netanyahu.

Par Abdel Qader Sabbah & Sharif Abdel Kouddous, le 14 novembre 2025

Les violentes tempêtes hivernales à Gaza menacent des centaines de milliers de Palestiniens vivant sous la tente, alors qu'Israël continue de restreindre l'aide d'urgence.

Ville de Gaza - Vendredi matin, les Palestiniens de Gaza se sont réveillés sous de fortes pluies hivernales qui ont fait déborder les rues, mêlant les décombres à la boue, inondant les tentes, aggravant l'insalubrité et la misère des centaines de milliers de personnes déplacées par la guerre génocidaire d'Israël qui vivent sans abri adéquat.

pour toujours, et à jamais

Par Ahmad Ibsais, le 6 novembre 2025

Avant octobre 2023, je n'aurais jamais cru pouvoir comprendre comment un crâne d'enfant se brise sous le poids d'un bâtiment, ni comment le sang coagule après qu'un tireur embusqué a tiré sur ceux qui agitent un drapeau blanc. Il y a deux ans, je n'aurais jamais pensé écrire sur les mille et une façons dont mon peuple se fait tuer, être réduit en miettes, à l'image de notre terre.

Par EuroMed Monitor

Bien qu'un mois se soit écoulé depuis l'entrée en vigueur du cessez-le-feu dans la bande de Gaza, Israël continue de perpétrer son génocide des civils palestiniens par divers moyens. Il maintient dans l'enclave des conditions qui dévastent la vie de plus de deux millions de Palestiniens et empêchent toute forme de rétablissement après plus de 25 mois de catastrophe humanitaire, en profitant du silence complice de la communauté international et de son manque d'empressement à assurer la protection des victimes et à demander des comptes à leurs bourreaux.