par Abdelaziz Ghedia
Pendant trois ou quatre jours, chaque fois que mon téléphone sonnait, je décrochais aussi vite que dégainait Lucky Luke, le fameux cowboy de la bande dessinée dont, enfants, nous ne nous lassions pas. Malheureusement, il n'y eut pas de coup de fil m'annonçant l'interview et le passage sur la chaîne française F 24. Une sorte de déception s'empara alors de moi.
par Geoffrey Delavallée
Il était une fois des esclaves http://newsnet.fr/1 qui souffraient sous le joug d'un mauvais maître. Un soir, ils décidèrent de lui dire qu'ils ne supportaient plus ni les tortures ni les punitions qu'il leur infligeait. Qu'ils voulaient désormais être traités dignement.
Le lendemain, il les traita plus durement encore.
Et il leur dit ceci : "le maître ne négocie pas avec ses esclaves, autrement il ne serait pas véritablement leur maître".
Voici un texte que j'aurais aimé partager avec tous les internautes du monde. Faites-le connaitre à tous vos réseaux et amis.
Aujourd'hui, sans même nous en rendre compte, toute notre existence s'organise autour de la lutte contre l'ennui. Nous avons ainsi fait émerger toute une industrie du divertissement, devenue presque indispensable pour la plupart d'entre nous. Or, ce divertissement autour duquel le monde moderne nous contraint à structurer notre vie n'a qu'un seul véritable objectif : nous distraire au sens propre du terme.
par Nathanaël Gershom
Il faut imaginer l'homme.
Un petit homme brun, large d'épaules, le regard myope derrière d'épaisses lunettes à monture noire. Des favoris, un nœud papillon, une voix de stentor qui masque une timidité de vieil enfant. Il vit à New York, dans un appartement encombré de livres, et écrit debout, face à sa machine à écrire, avec la régularité d'un métronome.
Is there no end in sight for the US and Iran ?
By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review
May 18, 2026
President Donald Trump is back from his business trip to China which had a lot of ambiguity over issues like Taiwan without having done either much discernible damage or benefit to American interests. The trip ended with the American participants dropping all the gifts that they had received from the Chinese into a large garbage bin on the tarmac before they boarded their plane.
The extensive evidence behind DMSO's ability to regenerate spinal cord injuries, treat "incurable" back pain, and transform spinal medicine - and how to use it
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
May 18, 2026
Recently, I summarized approximately 2000 studies and 200 reader reports showing DMSO treats "incurable" CNS neurological diseases (including Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, ALS, multiple sclerosis, seizure disorders, psychiatric conditions, and Down syndrome) through its foundational properties: improving all forms of circulation, reducing inflammation, protecting cells from lethal stressors, crossing the blood-brain barrier, and reawakening dormant cells.
By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21
May 18, 2026
The Beijing circus is over and Donald Trump's talks with Xi Jinping produced nothing more than some pleasing photo ops and some performative diplomacy with no substantive accomplishments.
There was no final communique at the end of Trump's two days of meetings with Xi Jinping. Instead, we are left to rely on the statements from each government. When you parse the two statements, the two readouts diverge significantly, and the gaps are as informative as the overlaps.
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
May 18, 2026
Fears over price inflation returned in a big way this week as bond yields rose in the wake of recent government reports on consumer and producer prices. The US-Israel war on Iran continues to take a toll on global supply chains, and related price hikes appear to be partly driving growth in long term yields for both US, British, and Japanese debt.
This week's CPI and PPI reports both showed price inflation surging to multi-year highs, and not just on oil prices.
Yes. It's a "Killer Vaccine"
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic
Global Research
May 18, 2026
Under the mandate of U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr, America's Pharmaceutical Giant Pfizer Inc. was condemned to pay $2.3 billion, the largest health care fraud settlement in the history of the Department of Justice, to resolve criminal and civil liability arising from the illegal promotion of certain pharmaceutical products.
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
May 18, 2026
Our incomparably bad leaders appear ready to foist another "pandemic" on the always unwary public. They proved in 2020 that the entire world could be shut down in a matter of days. With no troops or police needed. Just a corrupt, kept press, and compromised political "representatives." They know that nothing sells like fear porn.
The latest potential "pandemic" is called the Hantavirus.
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
May 18, 2026
For those who might have been out of the loop over the past few months, there is a war going on between the US and Europe. Largely, it's western European governments that are the problem - They started the conflict, they continue to perpetuate the conflict, and they tend to cry victim when they suffer any consequences for it.
It's clear that the European elites have a distaste for US policy.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
May 18, 2026
For several or more years I have emphasized that the digital revolution and artificial intelligence were, along with nuclear weapons, the worst of human mistakes.
People have gained an understanding of the destructive power of nuclear weapons, but they have been indoctrinated into seeing the digital revolution and artificial intelligence as a great boost to human productivity.
SchiffGold.com
May 18, 2026
Peter opens Wednesday's episode of the Peter Schiff Show by describing the difficult hand dealt to new Fed chair Kevin Warsh. He then walks listeners through recent startling inflation data, interest-rate math, and what that means for the dollar and precious metals. He closes by defending market-driven change and the role of the consumer in shaping the economy.
By Selwyn Duke
The New American
May 18, 2026
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury," goes the famous apocryphal warning. "From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits...." The result of this "is that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy." This is then "always followed by a dictatorship."