par Philippe Rosenthal

À Madrid, le président français Emmanuel Macron a décrit le modèle américain concernant la liberté d'expression comme l'antithèse de la véritable liberté, provoquant de vives critiques dans un contexte de manifestations étudiantes et d'affrontements avec la police qui secouent la France. Sa critique traduit un homme politique déconnecté de la réalité en France et sa volonté de mettre en place un régime de censure automatisé et privatisé ce qui est un danger pour la démocratie.

par Olivier Field

La question, elle est vite répondu. Oui !

Désolé de rendre hommage à la grammaire des enfants de ce siècle mais quelle que soit la forme, le fond est certain. Oui, il faudra bruler toute la maison pour espérer éteindre les nuisances des parasites qui vivent sur notre pays et consument son avenir collectif au nom d'intérêts personnels, tribaux, communautaires ou de classe.

par Décoder l'éco

Dossier Virologie #1 : De la figure du pestiféré à la criminalisation du vivant

Nous vivons sous le règne d'un dogme centenaire, une grille de lecture si profondément ancrée dans nos esprits qu'elle nous paraît naturelle, presque biologique. Ce dogme s'articule autour d'une équation simpliste que nous avons tous intégrée :

Symptôme → Pathogène invisible → Transmission → Culpabilité et dangerosité du malade → Règles d'isolement

Le monde et nous

Une émission du Dr Jacky Cassou.

Invité : Pierre-Alexandre Ponant, ingénieur financier et statisticien

Thème : IA et robots - qui profitera de la fin du travail ?

Et si la plus grande révolution de l'histoire humaine n'était pas celle qui nous libérera du travail... mais celle qui pourrait nous priver de notre place dans la société ?

Pendant des siècles, les hommes ont rêvé de machines capables de travailler à leur place.

I've been absent from Patreon for a few days because I've been in a creative fury writing about what has made the West "Western." From Athens through Rome, Europe to the United States, what was new was that it was tyhe first civilization not to impose checks on the emergence of oligarchies.

That civic function was the role of Mesopotamian "divine kingship" with its Clean Slate proclamations cancelling debts, Egypt with its pharaohs (the Rosetta stone was a tax-debt cancellation), to China's emperors pledged to keep the population sufficiently satisfied not to revolt.

michael-hudson.com

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October 6, 2026

THE IRAN WAR IS BREAKING AMERICA'S GRIP ON OIL AND THE DOLLAR - w/ Prof. Michael Hudson,

Brandon Weichert: And we are back. I am Brandon Weichert, co-host of the Mario Nawfal program. Check out the YouTube page, like, subscribe, follow there, click the little bell—that'll let you know whenever we post new videos. I am joined now by Professor Michael Hudson.

publié le 09/10/2026 Par Michel Bourdeau

Les ouvrages sur le libéralisme contemporain ne manquent pas et il est difficile de ne pas y croiser Friedrich Hayek, qui en fut le principal inspirateur. Ils sont toutefois peu nombreux à s'arrêter sur son œuvre.

La fin de l'utopie libérale, introduction critique à l'œuvre de Friedrich Hayek (Hermann, 2023) aborde la pensée hayékienne par le biais de l'utopie, nous aidant à comprendre l'influence colossale qu'elle a exercée.

Am 14. Februar 1944 saß in einer Zelle im besetzten Minsk ein deutscher Soldat und wartete auf seine Hinrichtung. Acht Tage zuvor war Fritz Hans Werner Schmenkel 28 Jahre alt geworden. Für die deutschen Behörden war er ein Deserteur, Verräter und Helfer der Kommunisten. Bereut hat er offenbar nichts. Wenige Tage später wurde das Urteil vollstreckt. Zwei Jahrzehnte danach sollte ausgerechnet dieser ehemalige Wehrmachtssoldat posthum als Held der Sowjetunion ausgezeichnet werden - als einziger Deutscher aus den Reihen der Wehrmacht, dem diese höchste sowjetische Auszeichnung verliehen wurde.

Fabio LUGANO

La chiusura dei mercati di Londra spinge 100 tonnellate di lingotti russi nei caveau di Hong Kong: Pechino accumula metallo prezioso, scarica i titoli di Stato USA e blinda lo yuan.

Un fiume di lingotti d'oro sta abbandonando le rotte tradizionali a velocità impressionante, dirigendosi verso i mercati delle materie prime orientali, come Hong Kong, invece che Londra e New York.

By Alex S.  

October 9, 2026

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes with living in a small nation on the peripheral map of the American Empire.

Living in Serbia, or any of the smaller sovereign nations scattered across Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the Pacific, foreign policy isn't an abstract debate held in air-conditioned Washington think tanks. It's an everyday survival tactic-watching a global leviathan sway back and forth, holding your breath, and praying it doesn't step on your roof.

By Doug Casey
International Man  

October 9, 2026

International Man: We've entered October, a month that has a history of producing surprise events that can change the course of an election. With the country already facing economic, political, and geopolitical turmoil, what are you expecting?

Doug Casey: You'll recall what Mark Twain said many years ago. Something along the lines of "the most dangerous month in the stock market is October.

By Gary D. Barnett
GaryDBarnett.com  

October 9, 2026

Note: This is a blast from the past article that I published 3 years ago in November of 2023. As Jon Bon Jovi so eloquently put it - "It's all the same, only the names will change, everyday it seems we're wasting away. Another place, where the faces are so cold, I'd drive all night just to get back home." Yes, the names have changed, but all remains the same, as the drive toward tyranny, totalitarianism, and technocracy advances unabated.

he French President Makes One More Pitch for Censorship  

By Jonathan Turley
JonathanTurley.org  

October 9, 2026

French President Emmanuel Macron went full Orwell this week. While long the darling of Western media, Macron has been one of the most anti-free-speech leaders in the world. This week, he declared that "The so-called American 'free speech' today, which some people have promoted, is the opposite of free speech." Having Emmanuel Macron holding forth on free speech is akin to  youtube proselytizing on veganism.

By Donald Jeffries
I Protest 

October 9, 2026

Sometimes I wish I'd never watched the movie The Truman Show. It really made me question the whole nature of our reality. 9/11. Sandy Hook. The Boston Bombing. So many events of the 21st century leave you shaking your head and searching for crisis actors. The narratives are childishly implausible, and nothing really gets resolved.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

October 9, 2026

The Iran War has cost Americans over $170 billion, including hundreds of millions in military hardware accidentally destroyed by allies or intentionally blown up by the United States. Meanwhile, the expenses continue mounting as you read this.

A new report by the Lead Inspector General's office says 81 aircraft have been destroyed or damaged, for a total of $3.3 billion in costs, a fraction of the overall $43 billion - and counting - sticker price for the war.

The DSM-5 "diagnosis" is meant to conceal reality instead of elucidating it.  

By John Leake
The Focal Points  

October 9, 2026

Lately I've been thinking about the philosophical shallowness and mendacity of most of the literature on autism. Notable exceptions include the seminal 1998 Wakefield et al. paper "Ileal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder in children," as well as our McCullough Foundation paper "The Determinants of Autism Spectrum Disorder" of which Andrew Wakefield was an author.

By Marlee Newman
The New American  

October 9, 2026

Home-educated students do notably better on standardized academic tests on average than those in institutional schools, according to a powerful new study reviewing available data.

In an exclusive interview, the researcher behind the analysis expressed surprise that homeschoolers continue to perform so well even as the movement diversifies and grows ever larger.

By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation  

October 9, 2026

Modern-day Americans have engaged in what might be called "liberty suicide," an act by which they have willingly killed their own freedom through their support of various liberty-destroying governmental programs.

The biggest example of this liberty suicide was the conversion of the federal government from a limited-government republic to a national-security state.