By Ilana Mercer
July 6, 2026
Should the Federal Constitution be ratified, there would be 'no checks, no real balances,' thundered Patrick Henry. Instead, the country would live under a 'powerful and mighty empire.'
On the eve of the federal convention, and following its adjournment in September of 1787, the Anti-Federalists made the case that the Constitution makers in Philadelphia had exceeded the mandate they were given to amend the Articles of Confederation, and nothing more.
How the Law of Reversal Is Remaking the Middle East
By Wendy Williamson
WendyWilliamson.com
July 6, 2026
"The Middle East is no more. Welcome to West Asia." -Mohammed Soliman
The post-Cold War regional order has entered a period of systemic collapse.
That's the verdict from Mohammed Soliman, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute and one of the more provocative thinkers on Middle East strategy and its implications for American policy.
By Murray N. Rothbard
Mises.org
July 6, 2026
With the beginning of the American Revolutionary War at the outbreak of Lexington and Concord, two truths about the Revolution already stand out clearly. One is that the Revolution was genuinely and enthusiastically supported by the great majority of the American population. It was a true people's war against British rule. The American rebels could certainly not have concluded the first successful war of national liberation in history, a war against the world's greatest naval and military power, unless they had commanded the support of the American people.
Dissecting the Anatomy of Corruption that Took Over the Federal Health Agencies and Our Economy
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
July 6, 2026
Last month, I highlighted the unfortunate state of medical research where "science" that supports corporate interests is held to much lower standards than science which opposes those interests, thereby ensuring "the science" becomes what benefits industry rather than the American people.
New legislation could kill the freedom to criticize the Jewish state
By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review
July 6, 2026
The country that once was the United States of America is now, in its 250th year, led by a president whose ignorance of history and policy is so profound that almost anything goes, including the initiation of wars fought for a foreign nation that is widely regarded as manifestly evil.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
July 6, 2026
The possibility that AI will end up unleashing waves of 'Anti-Progress'-malicious uses, untrustworthy output and uncontrollable floods of slop-also doesn't occur to those confined in the current belief construct.
A funny thing happens on the way to understanding risk: we discover it's tricky. We think we see all the risks, and think we can mitigate or hedge those risks, but by its very nature, risk evades such simplistic filters and metrics.
Not "better" government, but less government is the only way forward for the U.S. Republic.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
July 6, 2026
Happy Independence Day ! I hope that all of our readers enjoy a fun and relaxing Saturday with friends and family, celebrating the many blessings that "We the People" still enjoy, despite our garbage government in Washington.
The second Trump administration has revealed the vanity of placing our hope in a "better" federal government.
The Duran
July 6, 2026
lewrockwell.com
In King Charles's latest attempt to distance himself from Christianity, he seems to have abandoned the title "Defender of the Faith," which British monarchs have claimed for themselves for the past 500 years.
By Joseph Pearce
Crisis Magazine
July 6, 2026
King Charles is quite clearly embarrassed to be associated with Christianity and certainly doesn't want to be considered a defender of Christian belief.
By Edward Curtin
EdwardCurtin.com
July 6, 2026
They crowded the gate, anxious for entry. It was a heavenly late afternoon, the sky blue, the sun radiant, you could see all the way to eternity. Most in the crowd were old, hungry for salvation, gnawing on their memories. It was Peter's day off, but a man with a gun stood at the entrance. Paul was somewhere within, working on his lines, saying his prayers, hoping to sound the right note when the madding crowd rushed in with their wagons full of food and drink.
De nouvelles informations rendues publiques révèlent l'existence d'un réseau d'entreprises de droite financées par Israël par l'intermédiaire de Brad Parscale.
Source : The Intercept, Nick Cleveland-Stout, Jacqueline Sweet
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises
En partenariat avec Responsible Statecraft
Une société dirigée par Brad Parscale, ancien directeur de campagne de Trump, et engagée par le gouvernement israélien pour promouvoir des opinions pro-israéliennes au sein d'un grand réseau médiatique conservateur, a transféré 13 millions de dollars provenant d'Israël vers plusieurs agences de stratégie numérique républicaines et leurs alliés, selon un document jusqu'alors inconnu déposé en vertu de la loi sur l'enregistrement des agents étrangers.
Par IntelSky, le 5 juillet 2026
La "parenthèse des funérailles" met en évidence l'impuissance de Washington et la confusion d'Israël... et Ormuz rejette la démonstration de force américaine. - Talal Nahle
Dix-huit jours après la signature du protocole d'accord, la "diplomatie du deuil" impose son rythme à la région, contraignant Washington et Tel-Aviv à se plier à une pause forcée jusqu'à la fin des cérémonies d'adieu au Guide suprême iranien auxquelles participent plus d'un million de personnes.
Par Tareq S. Hajjaj
D'anciens détenus qui ont côtoyé cet éminent médecin de Gaza avant son transfert en isolement cellulaire décrivent des passages à tabac systématiques, des attaques de chiens et une négligence médicale délibérée, et préviennent qu'il pourrait ne pas survivre.
Le 10 juin, le Dr Hussam Abu Safiya est apparu sur un écran devant la Cour Suprême d'Israël par liaison vidéo. Il semblait amaigri, visiblement émacié, et ses mains et ses pieds étaient ligotés.
Ricardo Martins,
L'intelligence artificielle n'est plus seulement une course technologique. Elle est devenue une lutte autour de la manière dont les économies créent de la valeur, de la façon dont les sociétés organisent le travail, et, en fin de compte, de qui détient le pouvoir. Alors que les États-Unis et la Chine poursuivent des stratégies d'IA radicalement différentes, ils proposent aussi des réponses opposées à l'une des grandes questions du XXIe siècle : qu'est-ce qui - ou qui - crée la valeur à l'ère des machines intelligentes ?
Elena Fritz
Source: t.me
Mark Rutte dispose à Washington d'un argument pour l'OTAN qu'il aime répéter : les commandes d'armement européennes et canadiennes, d'une valeur de 300 milliards de dollars, garantissent près de 200.000 emplois aux États-Unis. Ce qu'il présente comme une success-story de l'Alliance est en réalité une facture, et la seule question est de savoir qui la paiera à la fin.