par Lucas Leiroz
Un récent rapport révèle la situation catastrophique de l'armée ukrainienne.
Dans le contexte de la crise militaire actuelle en Ukraine, le nombre de soldats toxicomanes ne cesse d'augmenter. Face à un moral au plus bas, à l'absence d'espoir de victoire et contraints de participer à des "missions suicides", de nombreux soldats ukrainiens consomment des substances illicites pour "fuir la réalité".
par Pierre Duval
Trump a, de facto, présenté un ultimatum au président français qui tente de jouer la montre contre les États-Unis qui ont trouvé un point faible de la France pour faire plier Macron. La colère de Trump envers le locataire de l'Élysée ne baisse pas.
"À la veille du G7 à Évian, Donald Trump ravive les tensions commerciales en menaçant le vin et le champagne français d'une taxe de 100%", a signalé La Revue du vin de France.
par Caitlin Johnstone
Les humains créent des empires pour la même raison qu'ils créent des egos : l'impulsion de contrôler.
Nous venons au monde libres et sans limites, les yeux émerveillés, mais en quelques années, notre esprit construit et consolide un sentiment de soi autour duquel gravite notre vie mentale.
Nous agissons ainsi car, à la naissance, nous sommes impuissants et des événements désagréables ou surprenants surviennent.
par Tocsin
Dieudonné affirme qu'une révolution est vraiment possible. Entouré d'Alexandre Langlois et Régis de Castelnau, il livre de nouvelles révélations, notamment liées à l'affaire Epstein, et analyse la crise politique et sociale française avec ses invités.
source : youtube
reseauinternational.net
Une émission du Dr Jacky Cassou
Invitée : Françoise Bossan, Chamane et écrivain.
Thème : Marcher entre les mondes.
Rencontre avec Françoise Bossan auteure de L'Appel des ancêtres, pour une rencontre passionnante autour de la spiritualité ancestrale, de la mémoire des lignées et du lien profond qui unit l'être humain à la nature
Au fil de cet échange, Françoise Bossan partage son parcours, sa vision du monde et les enseignements qu'elle transmet depuis de nombreuses années.
By Doug Casey
International Man
June 19, 2026
International Man: While the term "swap line" sounds technical and harmless, it seems like it's just a euphemism for a bailout.
What does it say when Washington starts extending swap lines to countries like Argentina and the UAE?
Doug Casey: First, we should define what a swap line is. It basically amounts to the US giving a foreign country X amount of currency in dollars, and the other country paying for it by giving the US the same amount in their currency.
By Mark Keenan
June 19, 2026
For more than a decade, one climate scenario exercised extraordinary influence over public policy, media reporting, corporate planning, and public consciousness.
Most people never heard of it. It was known simply as RCP 8.5.
Yet behind countless headlines predicting climate catastrophe, behind many of the studies cited by activists and politicians, and behind much of the urgency driving climate policy stood this single scenario.
By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21
June 19, 2026
To quote James Carville, "Its the economy stupid!" On Monday I wrote:
So the question we ought to ask is why did Donald Trump blink and accept the proposal that Iran proffered way back in April?
I think there are several reasons, but the principal one is that the US is running out of oil, which means Trump will not be able to artificially suppress the price of gasoline.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
June 19, 2026
Friday came on Wednesday. Last night the Memorandum of Understanding that was supposed to be signed tomorrow in Switzerland was signed digitally by the US and Iranian presidents. The Iranian explanation for the digital signing is that "When the text is signed by the highest authorities of both countries, violating it will naturally carry greater costs.
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
June 19, 2026
By enforcing laws that allow the existence of organizations such as RICU, the UK has effectively become the only country on the planet that arrests people for "thought crimes", which are a total absurdity from a legal (or any other) standpoint, as there's no way to police someone's thoughts.
Nearly 80 years after George Orwell wrote "1984", Western media still use it to describe totalitarian governments and societies, particularly if they're non-Western.
By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos
June 19, 2026
It is hard to make sense of - to believe - that the "deal" supposedly reached between the United States and Iran means the war's over. It probably means the war is on pause, again. Israel hasn't agreed to anything, for one - and even if Israel did, Israel's word is worth about as much as (dare it be said?) Hitler's, with regard to promises of non-aggression.
The US Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex and DoD have been having a great time in Ukraine.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
June 19, 2026
In April of last year I gave a presentation at Jesus College, Cambridge about US Department of Defense Bio-labs with a focus on its facilities in Ukraine. As I pointed out, the DoD explicitly acknowledged its investment in these labs on March 10, 2022, when a Senior Defense Official spoke about DoD's "Cooperative Biological Threat Reduction Program activities in Ukraine" and published a "Fact Sheet" that included the following disclosures.
British tyranny is globalism, and globalism must be destroyed.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
June 19, 2026
British tyranny is so repulsive that the British people owe it to themselves to overthrow their government masters. It has been two-hundred-fifty years since America's Declaration of Independence recognized the Crown system as a threat to Americans' lives and liberties. English-speaking peoples still suffering under the British yoke should follow suit.
We're basically ruled by emotional toddlers who never learned to rein in their egos. They're trying to control the planet in the same way they tried to control their access to toys and candy when they were small.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
June 19, 2026
Humans create empires for the same reason they create egos. It's all about the impulse to control.
We come into this world boundless and free with eyes full of wonder, but within a few years our minds create and solidify a sense of self around which our mental lives revolve.
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
June 19, 2026
Editor's Note: This article was originally inspired by a simple question that has quietly found its way into countless conversations over the last few years. What would actually happen if the systems we take for granted suddenly stopped working ? While nobody can predict the future, geography, history, climate, and demographics often tell stories that politicians and headlines prefer to ignore.