Brigitte Challande, 18 juin 2026.- Le compte rendu d'un travail artistique fait à Gaza depuis Avril 2024 et qui trace le chemin de la résistance ! Initiative en partenariat UJFP / CREART / POD.

"Alors que la bande de Gaza continue de faire face à des défis humanitaires, sociaux et économiques complexes qui ont affecté tous les aspects de la vie quotidienne, la culture et les arts se sont imposés comme l'un des outils les plus importants pour protéger les individus des effets de l'isolement et des pressions psychologiques, tout en contribuant à reconstruire les espaces humains fragilisés par les crises successives.

Belén Fernández, 1er mai 2026. - Le 1er mai, une grande partie du monde célèbre la Journée internationale des travailleurs, ou Fête du Travail, en l'honneur des droits des travailleurs et de l'histoire du mouvement ouvrier. Jour férié dans de nombreux pays, le 1er mai a traditionnellement été étouffé aux États-Unis, nation peu encline à la solidarité internationale des travailleurs ou à la défense de leurs droits.

Belén Fernández, 13 juin 2026. - Le 11 juin, la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA 2026 a débuté au Mexique, qui, avec les États-Unis et le Canada, co-organise le tournoi cette année dans une démonstration de solidarité continentale.

La Coupe du monde 2026 en une photo.

Dès le départ, le concept d'organisation partagée s'est avéré plutôt absurde, étant donné que l'un des pays hôtes est particulièrement réticent à la coopération.

Brigitte Challande, 17 juin 2026.- Abu Amir fait le compte rendu des actions éducatives proposées aux enfants à la mi-juin, qui représentent un véritable défi.

"À un moment où la bande de Gaza est confrontée à des défis humanitaires, économiques et sociaux accumulés, l'éducation apparaît comme l'un des secteurs qui ont le plus besoin de protection, de soutien et de continuité. Cela ne tient pas seulement au fait qu'elle est liée à un droit fondamental des enfants, mais aussi au fait qu'elle constitue le pilier sur lequel repose l'avenir de la société et sa capacité à se relever et à se développer.

By Andrew P. Napolitano  

June 18, 2026

The Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, embraces two value sets. The first is natural rights, and the second is limited government. After 250 years, neither value has survived, and the opposite of each currently prevails in America.

Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration in three days while staying at a rooming house in Philadelphia. He had been greatly influenced by the British philosopher John Locke.

By Boyd D. Cathey  

June 18, 2026

Last year a good friend related to me some of the experiences his daughter had had in a high school not too far from him. You see, his daughter is a history teacher-or should we say "social studies" teacher, to be politically correct ? It seems that the curriculum she was directed to teach and the approved texts her students must use in the classroom were redolent thematically with the idea that from its beginning America was characterized by ingrained racism: indeed, a white racism which infected and colored practically everything, from the social structures in the colonies and later codified by a racist Constitution, to the dealings-both legal and familial-between inhabitants, to the very language they used to communicate their thoughts, beliefs, and ideas.

By James Bovard
Mises.org  

June 18, 2026

Forty years ago, I attended the annual meetings of the American Psychiatric Association in Washington and my sanity never recovered. Or at least that is what therapists presume based on my writings about their endless fabrication of bogus mental illnesses.

I was attending as a journalist to find grist for my weekly Detroit News column. That conference spurred zesty protests by Scientologists, feminists, and folks who never forgave the Electric Shock Therapy they endured.

By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute  

June 18, 2026

The American taxpayer has become the cleanup crew for the American Police State.

We pay for the constitutional violations.

We pay for the wars.

We pay for the lawsuits, the settlements, the cover-ups, the damage control, the reconstruction, the overreach, the incompetence and the corruption.

And when government officials are finally called to account for their misconduct, we pay for that, too.

By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics  

June 18, 2026

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said what many leaders will not say publicly. Speaking to Al-Arabiya English, he accused Israel of carrying out a "Holocaust" in Gaza and said: "They already have a bad reputation in the world because of the bombing of Gaza." He added that Gaza had been "wiped off the face of the earth" and warned that "there is no military solution." Coming from Lukashenko, the West will dismiss it immediately because they hate the messenger.

By Tom Engelhardt
TomEngelhardt.com  

June 18, 2026

What a planet ! I only wish I could tell my grandfather about it. He arrived in this country, an immigrant from what's now Ukraine, in March 1888 - or so his daughter, my Aunt Hilda, wrote me once upon a distant time. Here's how she began that long-ago message to me: "Your grandfather, Moore Engelhardt, a boy of 16, arrived in New York from Europe in March 1888.

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org  

June 18, 2026

In 1968 Britain's only leader, Enoch Powell, explained that the mass influx into Great Britain by immigrant-invaders from the third world would turn ethnic British into "strangers in their own country."

Powell, of course, was lambasted by the liberals and the left, by presstitutes, and by fellow politicians anxious to move forward at Powell's expense.

By Kit Knightly
OffGuardian 

June 18, 2026

It's official, the United Kingdom is getting its own Australia-style "social media ban" for everyone under 16.

In fact it's going to be "Australia-plus" according to insiders, with some kind of 'curfew' expected to part of the final roll-out.

We are banning social media access for under 16s.

These days kids must find their feet in a world where technology intrudes into every area of their life.

By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation  

June 18, 2026

The following summarizes some of the reasons why the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a regime-change operation orchestrated and carried out by the U.S. national-security establishment:

1. The fraudulent autopsy that was conducted on President Kennedy's body on the evening of the assassination. I detail the various elements of autopsy fraud in my book The Kennedy Autopsy, including, for example, two separate brain examinations, one of which necessarily could not have involved the brain of President Kennedy.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com 

June 18, 2026

The idea that modifying or replacing currency will solve problems of corrupted values, perverse incentives, destabilizing asymmetries of wealth and power and the civilizational psychosis of "growth of consumption and profits at any cost" is illusory.

An old friend summarized the mindset of much of the developed world wryly and succinctly: "We don't need the world, we only need money." In other words, we don't actually need real-world sources of life's essentials that are within our control or a functional biosphere because since we can buy everything we could possibly want or need with money.

By Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò
Lifesite News  

June 18, 2026

A few weeks ago, I made public the events surrounding my request to meet with Leo - specifically, his initial acceptance, his sudden rescission, and then his definitive cancellation. While a Catholic Archbishop was deemed unworthy of being received in Audience, an abortionist and heterodox figure - in the guise of an Anglican "Archbishop" - merited not only the full honors of Vatican protocol but was even permitted to engage in "communicatio in sacris" with Leo and other Prelates, going so far as to impart a "blessing" within the shrine of the Prince of the Apostles.