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Le cas Ukraine vs. Pologne devient stratégique
• La tension entre l'Ukraine et la Pologne, initiée par la première, prend des dimension paradoxalement stratégiques en descendant aux échelions opérationnels. • En vedette, la menace d'un chef de groupe de drones ukrainiens de tirer ses engins contre des villes polonaises. • Il ne s'agit pas d'un incident isolé, et d'autres "alliés" antirusses seront bientôt infectés.
par Israël Shamir
Bonne nouvelle, voilà Trump la poule mouillée qui fait face !
Trump a opéré un revirement complet. On l'appelait le TACO, le Trump "qui se dégonfle à chaque fois" et voilà qu'il devient le TITS, "Trump le bon sens" - un Trump qui fait preuve d'une santé mentale extraordinaire, comme ironise un internaute. Il a mis fin à la guerre de Pourim contre l'Iran, comme une ménagère éteint sa cuisinière à gaz.
par Philippe D.
Je vais prendre le temps de vous expliquer avec les données officielles, pourquoi ces 11 vaccins sont une énorme arnaque visant simplement à enrichir Big Pharma. Pour cela, c'est simple, on va analyser les maladies visées par ces 11 vaccins en France avec les données officielles.
On va regarder réellement le nombre de cas qui sont touché par ces maladies.
Brigitte Challande, 1er juillet 2026.- Compte rendu des distributions de repas. 29 juin.
"Il est des guerres qui prennent fin lorsque les armes se taisent, et d'autres qui laissent derrière elles une société ayant besoin de longues années pour retrouver son équilibre. Dans la bande de Gaza, la guerre ne se limite plus aux scènes de destruction ou aux pertes humaines ; ses conséquences se sont étendues jusqu'au tissu social et économique de toute la société, au point que les moindres détails de la vie quotidienne sont devenus une lutte permanente pour préserver le minimum des conditions nécessaires à une existence digne.
Aseel Mafarjeh, 30 juin 2026 - Il a fallu plus de dix ans à Omar Qalib pour achever la maison familiale de trois étages à Jouret al-Dahab, un quartier situé au cœur du camp de réfugiés de Jénine. Ouvrier du bâtiment, il l'a construite lui-même, brique par brique. Mais cela en valait la peine, pensait-il. La propriété se trouvait dans la zone A, une partie de la Cisjordanie occupée où l'Autorité palestinienne exerce un contrôle nominal sur les affaires civiles et sécuritaires.
By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
July 1, 2026
The historian Clyde Wilson has observed that John C. Calhoun's congressional speeches are "always dealing with a real and known audience and with a subject requiring decision." Calhoun was not merely expounding on theoretical or abstract points. This is important in understanding his response to the abolition petitions, including the one colloquially described as the "positive good" speech.
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
July 1, 2026
Yet another civil conflict is brewing this week as the Supreme Court tackles a number of foreign citizenship debates, including Temporary Protection Status (TPS) and Birthright Citizenship. The court has ruled that hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian migrants residing in the US under TPS are no longer safe from mass deportations (a win). But, they have also ruled in favor of migrant anchor babies (a big loss).
By Paul Dragu
The New American
July 1, 2026
A number of House Republicans want to change how federal senators are elected so those lawmakers will focus on serving their states instead of their ambitions. They mean to do this by repealing the 17th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Representative Keith Self (R-Texas) just introduced a joint resolution to repeal the 17th Amendment. "The current system has given us six-year politicians more focused on national ambitions and the institution of the U.S.
Steadily lowering my social credit score
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
July 1, 2026
I sometimes have people ask me, "So what are you doing to help?" Sure, I'm full of radical takes and contrarian views, but how does that change anything ? Have I led any marches ? Have I even participated in any marches ? Run for Congress ? Run for school board ? But I certainly shoot my mouth and pen off about everything.
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
July 1, 2026
How many times have politicians stood before the American people claiming Social Security is "running out of money?" That is the biggest fraud of all. I have said for decades that Social Security is nothing more than a Ponzi scheme. Your payroll taxes are not sitting safely in an account waiting for retirement. They were spent by Washington years ago.
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has responded vigorously to Pope Leo's open letter to the Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX).
By Dorothy Cummings McLean
LifeSite News
July 1, 2026
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has responded vigorously to Pope Leo's open letter to the superior general of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX).
In an X post published in Italian this morning, Viganò took issue with the Pontiff's letter, recalling the "seamless garment" theology of other American prelates.
By Scott Ritter
Real Scott Ritter
July 1, 2026
As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine enters its fifth year, it is high time that the nations that comprise the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) take stock of the situation and what it means for the future of a trans-Atlantic alliance that has been in place for some eight decades. Western mainstream media and its social media echo chambers promote a narrative centered around the notion of Russian fatigue, Ukrainian resilience, and western resolve, and take delight in highlighting talking points premised on a Russian-generated quagmire that has dragged on longer than the Great Patriotic War of 1941-45.
They keep trying different angles and rebranding it under different names, but the end goal has remained the same since October 2023: the removal of all Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
July 1, 2026
Israel is still pushing for the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. They keep trying different angles and rebranding it under different names, but the end goal
To many younger Americans today, 'socialism' sounds less like state control and more like economic fairness - perhaps even a lifeline.
By Brian C. Joondeph
American Thinker
July 1, 2026
Not long ago, the American Dream followed a familiar script. Graduate from school, find a job, buy a modest home, start a family, and gradually build a better life than the generation before you.
For many young Americans today, that script increasingly feels like historical fiction.
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
July 1, 2026
The troubled bloc is worried about America's unwillingness to pledge unconditional support for NATO, as the Trump administration openly seeks to use the world's most aggressive racketeering cartel as a perpetual cash cow. And while Brussels budged and increased military spending and weapons production, it still needs massive quantities of REEs to maintain its current level of militarization.
By Mike Adams
Natural News
July 1, 2026
Introduction: The Economic Shockwave We Ignored
The war with Iran is not just a military misadventure but an economic catastrophe that will rival the financial fallout of 2008. The Strait of Hormuz closure has triggered shortages in oil, gas, helium, and fertilizer, leading to rising costs and supply chain chaos. We ignored the warnings, and now we are paying the price.
Komla YAWO
Pékin annule quatre prêts sans intérêts d'une valeur de 50 millions de dollars à un Khartoum asphyxié par la guerre, consolidant ainsi ses pions sur l'échiquier pétrolier et infrastructurel africain
Dans une conjoncture marquée par l'asphyxie financière et les ravages humanitaires, le gouvernement soudanais a annoncé, le dimanche 28 juin 2026, une bouffée d'oxygène majeure sur le front diplomatique et économique.