« L'Europe n'est pas démocratique » : quand Robert Badinter lâchait une bombe en off
Par Camille Adam
Pensant parler en off, Robert Badinter, auditionné par la commission des Affaires européennes de l'Assemblée nationale, fait un terrible aveu sur l'Europe...
Nous sommes le 11 février 2014 en commission des Affaires européennes de l'Assemblée nationale. L'ancien sénateur et ancien président du Conseil constitutionnel, Robert Badinter, vient de passer une heure et demie à faire l'apologie de la construction européenne et à expliquer à l'audience que les jeunes générations ne réalisent pas leur chance de vivre dans une Union européenne présentée comme une assurance-vie contre la guerre.
Consolidating Federal Power under the Civil Rights Act 1957
By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
July 8, 2026
In January 2025, a lawsuit was filed by the NAACP against the Governor of Alabama and members of the University of Alabama Board of Trustees, seeking to injunct state legislation banning diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theories.
The lawsuit opens with a preliminary statement that,
Alabama's history entails a devastating and violent history of racial discrimination against black communities in the United States, but it also chronicles a deep resolve to resist and eliminate racial discrimination through civil rights advocacy.
Cardinal, Bishops Support Expanding Latin Mass Access After Sspx Consecrations
Cardinal Kurt Koch said that 'we have to rethink' Pope Francis' restrictions on the Latin Mass, and a bishop in Norway vowed to continue and possibly expand the TLM in his diocese.
By Antonino Cambria
Lifesite News
July 8, 2026
Since the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) consecrated four bishops without a papal mandate and the subsequent decree of excommunication by the Holy See, some Catholic bishops and a cardinal have said that the Vatican should rethink the restrictions of Traditionis Custodes, while at least one ordinary has promised to expand access to the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) in his diocese.
How the Global Economy Became the World's Most Dangerous Battlefield
By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com
July 8, 2026
Editor's Note
The twenty-first century has introduced a form of confrontation that rarely appears on television screens, is seldom announced through diplomatic declarations, and almost never begins with the spectacle traditionally associated with war. Its progression is quieter, considerably more sophisticated, and arguably more consequential than many conventional conflicts because its primary objective is not the occupation of territory but the gradual acquisition of economic leverage capable of influencing political decisions, technological innovation, industrial production, and ultimately the everyday lives of billions of people.
The Us War on Iran Continues
By Brian Berletic
New Eastern Outlook
July 8, 2026
The US continues to playact diplomacy with Iran regarding the latest "memorandum of understanding" (MOU) signed, then immediately violated by the US, renegotiated, and supposedly agreed upon again - using the pause in all-out war to carefully shape the battlefield ahead of what will inevitably be another round of large-scale aggression.
In the interim, the US continues striking at Iran and its allies across the region at will.
Arguing Like St. Thomas Aquinas
When fierce arguments break out between Catholics, particularly online, they sadly have been marked by personal attacks and uncharitable accusations about the motives of others.
By Eric Sammons
Crisis Magazine
July 8, 2026
Last week was a tough one for Catholics. No matter where one stands regarding the Society of St. Pius X, announcements of excommunications and schisms don't exactly foster interior peace.
Anti-Zionism Was Pioneered By Jews
By Brian McGlinchey
Stark Realities
July 8, 2026
Is it intrinsically antisemitic to call for a new political order between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea - where the State of Israel currently reigns over 7.5 million Jews and 7.5 million Palestinian Muslims and Christians ? By declaring anti-Zionism a form of antisemitism, that's what Israel's defenders want you to believe.
However, opposition to Zionism - the political philosophy focused on the establishment and maintenance of a separate nation-state for Jews - was itself pioneered by Jews a half-century before Israel's founding.
Us Debt Exceeds 100% of Gdp for the First Time Since World War Ii
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
July 8, 2026
The United States has crossed a milestone that Washington has spent decades pretending would never arrive. Federal debt held by the public has now exceeded 100% of GDP for the first time since the aftermath of the Second World War. According to the latest government data, debt held by the public reached approximately $31.27 trillion while the nation's annual economic output totaled roughly $31.22 trillion, pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio to 100.2%.
Congress to Stitch Together Us and Israel's Military Into a Genocidal Monster. Will Trump Stop It ?
By Tucker Carlson
July 8, 2026
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When Truth Cannot Be Said, Justice Cannot Exist
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
July 8, 2026
The failure of Big Pharma-controlled medicine to acknowledge vaccines as causes of death and the power of money over medicine have led to a dilemma. What happens if your vaccinated baby dies and you are blamed for murder?
This has happened to 23-year-old Andrea Shaw. Her 18-month-old twins died 8 days after vaccination.
Six months ago Andrea Shaw filed a lawsuit with the aid of Robert F.
Venezuela : deux séismes records ont frappé le pays, faisant au moins 32 morts et des centaines de blessés
Venezuela - A Deliberate Devastation ?
By Peter Koenig
Global Research
July 8, 2026
Was the Venezuela quake a natural disaster?
Or a man-made disaster?
Venezuela's two big quakes of 24 June 2026 (7.2 followed less than a minute later by one of 7.5 Richter scale), also called a "doublet", apparently did not happen because the country sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire.
They happened because northern Venezuela lies on the active boundary between the Caribbean and South American plates, where major strike-slip faults like the Boconó and San Sebastián systems build up and release stress.
The 250th Anniversary of...what, Exactly ?
America 250: Our Great Challenge
The whole point of the left is that the middle class, the bourgeoisie, should be regulated, controlled, hemmed in, forced to bend the knee to the hegemonic educated class.
By Christopher Chantrill
American Thinker
July 8, 2026
I wonder if Mayor Mamdani and his aides and staffers realize that his July 2, 2026 speech tells us everything we need to know about the clueless bubble he and his DSA friends inhabit.
L'ère de l'indépendance des banques centrales touche à sa fin
L'indépendance des banques centrales est une valeur sacrée depuis une génération dans les grandes économies capitalistes. La nomination par Donald Trump de Kevin Warsh à la présidence de la FED marque le début d'une nouvelle ère caractérisée par une politisation flagrante de la politique monétaire.
Source : Jacobin, Martijn Konings
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises
Les banques centrales sont sous le feu des critiques dans de nombreux pays, mais nulle part ailleurs cela n'est aussi flagrant qu'aux États-Unis, où les partisans du mouvement MAGA considèrent que le contrôle de la Réserve fédérale est essentiel pour l'avenir de leur mouvement.
Mon rêve est d'un foyer
Par Fares Abulebda
"Certains rêvent de célébrité.
D'autres rêvent de devenir ministres, PDGs, ou d'obtenir des titres prestigieux.
Quant à moi...
Plus je vieillis, plus mes rêves se simplifient.
Je regrette l'odeur de peinture fraîche, plus que le bruit des politiques.
Je regrette les réveils des matins avant d'aller peindre des murs, bricoler dans une maison, installer des luminaires ou transformer une construction en foyer de paix pour une famille.