par Laith Al Junaidi
La Jordanie, l'Irak et l'Égypte ont appelé mardi à une action internationale «immédiate» pour mettre fin aux opérations militaires israéliennes dans la ville de Rafah, au sud de la bande de Gaza.
L'appel a été lancé lors d'une réunion à Manama, la capitale du Bahreïn, entre le ministre jordanien des Affaires étrangères Ayman Safadi et ses homologu
By Thomas DiLorenzo
Mises.org
May 16, 2024
Millions of American "evangelical" Christians have been indoctrinated in the idea that they must be worshipful of Israeli politicians and bureaucrats. This is so because they are taught by preachers like John Hagee that the Bible says that God will bless those who bless the nation of Abraham. The absurdity of it all is that pop religionists like Hagee falsely conflate the Israel of the Bible with today's politicians and bureaucrats of the seventy-six-year-old government of the country of Israel.
By Doug Casey
International Man
May 16, 2024
International Man: Almost every government worldwide is moving to increase taxes and regulations on its citizens while at the same time engaging in ever-increasing currency debasement.
What do you think of this trend, and where is it going?
Doug Casey: Higher taxes, more money printing, and more regulations are long-standing trends. The cat first got out of the bag with the French Revolution and the triumph of the Jacobins, who wanted to collectivize French society.
By Tom Luongo
Gold Goats 'n Guns
May 16, 2024
Read part I here.
"Squads to the left of me, RINOs to the right,
Here I am, stuck in the middle with you."
So, yesterday I tried to parse the background of what the bigger picture is surrounding the activation of what are termed pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses around the US. From a broader perspective, especially when considering the cold, dead hand of Davos, they are as much anti-Israeli/US as they are rooted in empathy for the Palestinians.
par Antoine Marcival
L'attentat de la gare de Bologne le 2 août 1980, qui a impliqué d'innombrables complicités dans les milieux atlantistes et dans les plus hautes sphères du pouvoir italien, fait tomber cet argument naïf des anti-complotistes : jamais un gouvernement n'oserait organiser des attentats contre son propre peuple. Or, l'Italie ne fut pas le seul pays d'Europe occidentale dans le viseur de l'OTAN et de ses réseaux paramilitaires clandestins appelés «stay-behind».