By Ron Unz
The Unz Review 

March 3, 2026

Seventy years ago both Britain and France were still regarded as great military powers. Having emerged in the winner's circle of World War II, they had been given permanent seats and veto power on the Security Council of the fledgling United Nations, taking their places alongside America, the USSR, and China.

Just a decade earlier, their empires had encompassed most of the Middle East, and as a consequence they still regarded themselves as the natural overlords of that region.

By Laurence M. Vance  

March 3, 2026

It was said in a hagiographic piece about a prominent libertarian who died last year that the two issues that were closest to his heart were the war on drugs and gay rights. And not just gay rights, but trans rights.

Now, as I have written about over a hundred times, the war on drugs is a monstrous evil that has ruined more lives than drugs themselves. The war on drugs-any drugs and all drugs-is incompatible in every way with a libertarian society; that is, a free society.

By George F. Smith  

March 3, 2026

In past writings I've attempted to show that the majority of the social problems experienced throughout the world - poverty, war, economic collapse, famine, hyperinflation, genocide, unilaterally broken agreements - can be traced to the dominant form of social organization under which we live: the State.

As explained by Franz Oppenheimer in his 1922 treatise, The State (online here),

By John Kennedy  

March 3, 2026

Marco Rubio, Trump, and the entirety of the Israeli state apparatus are no better than El Mencho, the cartel leader killed on February 22nd. They embody the murder and corruption that the modern world tries to hide behind the mask of liberalism. The Americans believe that all one needs to portray power are ships, planes, and bombs; they believe this makes them untouchable.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com 

March 3, 2026

That I don't have an analysis or insight to offer doesn't mean I don't care. It simply means there are limits on what we know, and what we do know suggests circumspection.

War seems to demand some response-opinion, analysis, insight-lest it seem that we're uncaring or detached from events so consequential. But if there is anything we can say with any certainty about war, it's that nobody outside the inner circle knows anything, and the inner circle's knowledge is partial, contingent, and prone to the interpretive distortions of group-think.

With brilliant intelligence and close U.S. and Israeli cooperation and coordination, Operation Epic Fury is systematically dismantling the terrorist regime of Iran's ayatollahs.  

By Clarice Feldman
American Thinker  

March 3, 2026

With brilliant intelligence and close U.S. and Israeli cooperation and coordination, Operation Epic Fury is systematically dismantling the terrorist regime of Iran's ayatollahs.

Only the United States could bomb a country, kill its leader, massacre its children, declare the intention to destroy its military and topple its government, and then call that country's retaliation against US military bases "unprovoked".  

By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com  

March 3, 2026

The US-Israeli war on Iran rages on. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed. Iran has been hammering US military bases in the region with missiles and drones, and oil prices are already beginning to rise as the IRGC cuts off the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for the attacks.

SchiffGold.com  

March 3, 2026

In his latest episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter responds to President Trump's State of the Union address, laying out a simple but blunt view: markets will force corrections where policy has created imbalances. He moves through housing, market bragging by politicians, the real story on inflation measurements, the tradeoffs of income taxes and entitlement spending, and closes with a bullish case for gold, silver and mining stocks as a hedge against monetary mismanagement.

Pranay Kumar Shome,

Les opérations Lion's Roar et Epic Fury illustrent parfaitement comment des actions militaires illégales peuvent bafouer la tradition de la guerre juste et le droit international.

Le Moyen-Orient est à nouveau au bord du gouffre. Cette fois, l'Iran est de nouveau dans le collimateur des États-Unis et d'Israël. Reprenant le modèle établi par ce duo lors de la guerre de juin dernier, les États-Unis et Israël ont lancé des frappes militaires coordonnées sur l'ensemble du territoire iranien.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini

L'Iran è una civiltà millenaria, la cui spada è pronta a uccidere il leone israeliano.

Che cosa sappiamo fino ad ora

Sembrava un brutto scenario lontano, e invece è successo: sabato 28 febbraio 2026, l'entità sionista nota come Stato di Israele ha attaccato nuovamente la Repubblica Islamica dell'Iran.

Israele ha scelto di fare quello che non era riuscito a fare nelle scorse settimane con l'appoggio americano, ha preferito agire da solo e rischiare il tutto per tutto.

Par Nate Bear, le 28 février 2026

Trop de choses à dire, et presque rien à la fois.

Les États-Unis et Israël ont déclaré la guerre à l'Iran.

Bien sûr qu'ils l'ont fait.

Comme je l'ai dit lundi, il était difficile d'envisager une autre issue.

Il est encore trop tôt pour savoir ce qui a été touché. On sait que les États-Unis et Israël ont bombardé la résidence d'Ali Khamenei à Téhéran, ainsi que plusieurs autres sites à travers le pays.

Par Diana Buttu

Une frappe israélo-US sur une école primaire à Minab a tué au moins 165 personnes, principalement des jeunes filles qui ne cherchaient qu'à apprendre.

Le dixième jour du ramadan, le mois le plus sacré de l'année pour les musulmans, une frappe américano-israélienne dans la ville iranienne de Minab a tué au moins 165 personnes, principalement des filles âgées de 7 à 12 ans, qui étaient à l'école, selon les médias locaux.