Abbas Hashemite,
La guerre contre l'Iran a mis en lumière les limites de la puissance militaire américaine et a affaibli sa crédibilité en tant que garant de la sécurité mondiale, accélérant l'érosion de l'unipolarité menée par les États-Unis et renforçant l'émergence d'un ordre international plus compétitif et multipolaire.
Le président américain Donald Trump a qualifié la guerre américano-israélienne contre l'Iran de simple "excursion de courte durée".
par h16
Trois petits cochons, devenus moins petits, tentent de se séparer de leur maman sur le plan fiscal : elle leur souhaite à chacun un travail tranquille, dans une administration territoriale pas trop loin de chez elle, ou, à la limite, dans une grande entreprise où l'État est un gros actionnaire, comme Thales, EDF ou Airbus, et les met en garde contre, d'une part, le grand méchant loup qui rôde et croque parfois les petits cochons imprudents, et le fisc, pas super tendre non plus.
par Tocsin
Entretien avec l'avocat Carlo Brusa, président de Réaction19, consacré à la facturation électronique obligatoire en France. Il y dénonce une réforme présentée comme une simple modernisation, mais qui, selon lui, instaure un contrôle étatique total sur les échanges économiques des entreprises via des plateformes privées, au détriment des libertés et de la con
par Open Box TV
Dans cette nouvelle émission, Alain Juillet et Claude Medori reçoivent Damien Teyssier pour décrypter les mécanismes insidieux de la propagande et de la guerre cognitive, le nouveau front invisible de nos sociétés.
Guerre des cerveaux, bataille de l'attention passée en dix ans de deux minutes à moins de trente secondes, ou encore accélération rythmique portée par les nouvelles technologies : la manipulation des masses redéfinit totalement les conflits modernes, où l'opinion publique s'impose comme l'arbitre absolu.
par Miguel Gaya
L'opération de répression "Balayer et nettoyer" menée contre la manifestation populaire devant le Congrès le 6 août dernier s'inscrit dans un contexte de transformation des forces de sécurité en une armée répressive au service d'un parti politique, actuellement au pouvoir, corollaire d'un plan de contrôle social autoritaire et antidémocratique.
"Balayer et nettoyer"
By George F. Smith
September 5, 2026
Though Herbert Hoover was a pioneer among presidents in getting the government to "do something" about a depression, he was no maverick. He had the support of distinguished court economists who promoted the idea that stable prices were the key to lasting prosperity.
Common sense tells us that if we walk into a store and find prices consistently lower than they had been, we are better off, other things equal, because our money buys more.
Some 4.5 million people are estimated to have died due to US wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere as part of the so-called 'War on Terror'
The Cradle
September 5, 2026
Nearly half of US citizens believe the wars waged by Washington in Afghanistan, Iraq, and beyond after the 11 September 2001 attacks have been "worth it," a YouGov poll published on 2 August shows.
The poll was commissioned ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks, which the US government used as a pretext to launch the so-called "War on Terror" that led to the deaths of nearly 5 million people.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
September 5, 2026
Reading the comments on the Unz Review of my latest article there, "The True Story of World War II," I wonder about the point of my efforts in truth's behalf.
I have long wondered about the utility of readers' comments, especially comments that the writers are too ashamed to associate with their real names. An anonymous comment has no value.
By Gary D. Barnett
GaryDBarnett.com
September 5, 2026
"People conspire, that's not a theory."
~ Michael Palmero
Never has such an asinine term had such an impact against truth as the use of the thought-destroying phrase "conspiracy theory." While bought and paid for Statist 'fact-checkers' would attempt to hold harmless the government's role in this fraudulent word coup, especially the CIA; that criminal and covert operation that was directly responsible for fully weaponizing this damning term, knew exactly what they were doing.
By Donald Jeffries
I Protest
September 5, 2026
When you look at present day America 2.0, you almost have to marvel at the depth of the unfairness, injustice, and criminality all around us. As I've said so many times, there is nothing accidental about it. None of the randomness our secular religion of "science" deifies. It was planned that way, to quote the hopelessly evil FDR.
Sixty years ago, every job in America paid a living wage.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
September 5, 2026
It's hard to take a joke when our entire economy and financial system is the joke.
We're blessed/cursed to be living in a very peculiar era in which parodies are taken with the utmost seriousness, an absurdist state of affairs captured by the classic line from the 1959 film North by Northwest: "So horribly sad. How is it I feel like laughing?"
Our rights do not come from government.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
September 5, 2026
Democracy invites despotism. When understood as majority rule, democracy means that fifty-one of every hundred citizens can have their way with the other forty-nine.
"But I want to keep my possessions, weapons, and children." Too bad, the majority have decided to redistribute your property to those lazy bums over there, disarm you before you can do anything about it, and indoctrinate your children in public schools, so that they learn to resent you and love the State.