Pepe Escobar
Il "piano di pace" in 28 punti del direttore del circo per l'Ucraina può essere considerato come un'esibizione di un animale domestico che si diverte in uno stagno per intrattenere il pubblico. E ora passiamo a un'altra attrazione.
Il "piano di pace" in 28 punti del direttore del circo per l'Ucraina può essere considerato come un'esibizione di un animale domestico che si diverte in uno stagno per intrattenere il pubblico.
By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21
November 26, 2025
Negotiations between the US, Ukraine and Europe over the 28-point proposed framework reportedly has produced agreement on 19-points, which will be presented at sometime in the near future to the Russians. However, despite a ton of positive spin coming out of Geneva (where the talks were held) the actual substance of the supposed agreement is a dumpster fire.
By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
November 26, 2025
The court historians, who insist that they have the only "correct" view of history, like to claim that theirs is the only true version of history because it is based on primary sources. But they fail to distinguish between what the primary sources state, and their own interpretation of the significance to be attached to those sources. Moreover, their selection of which historical sources are to be given paramount importance, and which may safely be ignored, is often selected to fit within their own preferred theory.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 26, 2025
President Trump correctly called out the TV networks for their fake news and said they should be broken up. He is correct. It was President Clinton who apparently was paid by the Jews to let them monopolize 90% of the American media in 6 hands.
Trump should include National Public Radio in the breakup. I came to this conclusion today when listening to a NPR host decry making the large number of childhood vaccinations voluntary.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
November 26, 2025
Borrowing more to maintain spending is hanging on by one's fingernails, not middle-class security.
The middle class is cracking, but if you want a statistic that "proves" this, there isn't one. The cracking isn't a statistic, it's the culmination of observations logged over the past 15 years about these critical measures of what it takes to qualify as middle class:
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
November 26, 2025
Family dysfunction is so widespread in America 2.0 that they had to invent a new term to describe it More and more childless, often lonely 'Murricans are celebrating "Friendsgiving." Not Thanksgiving. When your family is hopelessly fractured, you turn to friends, if you have any. Hopefully, you still give thanks before eating.
In the photo above, the "friends" appear as if they're attending a seance, not a special dinner for the purpose of expressing gratitude for the blessings of life.
By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute
November 26, 2025
Last week's surprise release of a draft Ukraine war peace plan has raised hopes that the nearly three-year bloody conflict may finally come to an end. Ukraine has suffered horrible losses that may change the demographics of that country for decades to come.
If this peace plan can be negotiated in a way that satisfies all sides and the guns finally go silent, I will be the first to cheer.
Moon of Alabama
November 26, 2025
In December 2024 President Donald Trump named venture capitalist David O. Sacks as the "White House A.I. & Crypto Czar."
AI-researcher Gary Markus is wondering how two recent tweets by Gary Sacks relate to each other:
The WSJ report Sacks mentions, archived here, is indeed gloomy:
China is letting the first type of capitalism reign their Artificial Intelligence efforts:
By Peter Koenig
Global Research
November 26, 2025
"Weaponizing ticks, Fleas and Mosquitos is a poor Man's Nuke. It can kill tens of thousands of people at a US$ 1.33 a life." - Kris Newby, in an interview with Tucker Carlson
In her interview with Tucker Carlson, Kris Newby says according to Willy Burgdorfer, a researcher at Fort Detrick's bio-weapon lab, bites from infected ticks, cause Rickettsia, also called "Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever" and that is the deadliest tick-borne disease.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
November 26, 2025
If the Trump administration decides to invade Venezuela, the backlash from the MAGA base will be so intense that the movement will implode. That's what Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) recently predicted during an interview with a Libertarian publication.
Paul told Reason's Nick Gillespie last week that "If [President Donald Trump] invades Venezuela or gives more money to Ukraine, his movement will dissolve." The sentiment is a reminder that the president's coalition, which has repeatedly been angered this year, is barely holding together as it is.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
November 26, 2025
In the summer of 2021, I visited an old friend on Cape Cod and took the opportunity to pay my respects to my mother's ancestors at the Ancient Sears Cemetery in West Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts. My mother is a direct descendent of Richard Sears, who was born around 1595, and settled in Plymouth Colony in 1638.
Though Richard Sears was a dedicated puritan who identified strongly with the faith of the original Plymouth congregation, his descendants in the 18th century came to embrace the enlightenment ideals of the Founding Fathers-that is, freedom of conscience and speech, limited government, and the primacy of the free individual to pursue his interests, unfettered by state power.
By Dom Armentano
November 26, 2025
In 2008 I wrote an op-ed for the PRESS JOURNAL (Vero Beach, Fl) titled "UFOs: The Other Inconvenient Truth". The article included my academic title and my affiliation with the Cato Institute.
That op-ed was a serious piece about the history of the UFO phenomena; it never mentioned "aliens" or alleged "abductions." Instead, it argued that there was solid evidence that (some) UFOs were real; that elements of the U.S.
Le colonel Steve Gabavics affirme que son supérieur a dissimulé des preuves indiquant que des soldats israéliens ont tué Shireen Abu Akleh intentionnellement.
Source : Sharon Zhang, Truthout
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises
L'administration Biden a rejeté et contredit publiquement les conclusions internes d'un policier militaire de longue date selon lesquelles des soldats israéliens ont délibérément tiré sur la célèbre journaliste palestino-américaine Shireen Abu Akleh et l'ont tuée en 2022, a déclaré l'ancien fonctionnaire lors de sa première interview publique.
par Mohamed Lamine Kaba
Unies par leur soif de développement, la Chine et l'Éthiopie tissent une alliance solide et prometteuse qui résiste à l'épreuve du temps et aux turbulences du clivage Est/Ouest.
La coopération sino-éthiopienne est devenue l'un des laboratoires les plus éclatants de la reconfiguration du monde contemporain. Dans ce pays charnière de la Corne de l'Afrique, la Chine n'a pas seulement bâti des routes, des lignes ferroviaires et des usines ; elle a modelé les conditions matérielles d'une souveraineté renouvelée.
par Adomas Abromaitis
La Serbie est en proie à des manifestations de masse depuis la tragédie de Novi Sad il y a un an, qui a coûté la vie à 16 personnes. Le président Aleksandar Vučić qualifie depuis longtemps les événements en Serbie de tentative de «révolution colorée». Le phénomène des révolutions colorées est un outil politique complexe qui repose sur des techniques sophistiquées de manipulation de l'opinion publique.
par Melike Pala
Ce bouclier s'articule autour du renforcement des capacités d'analyse et de réaction, de la consolidation des institutions et processus démocratiques et de l'accroissement de la résilience de la société ainsi que la participation citoyenne.
Les régimes autoritaires multiplient les tactiques agressives pour fragiliser les institutions démocratiques et influencer l'opinion publique, a mis en garde mardi un haut responsable de l'Union européenne.
par Amal Djebbar
On en est là. Pris au piège comme des rats dans un labyrinthe trop bien foutu, savamment huilé pour qu'on s'y perde sans jamais trouver d'issue. Des couloirs qui se referment, des portes entrouvertes qui ne débouchent que sur d'autres impasses. On comprend le manège, on voit bien que rien ne tourne rond, que ce cirque tient sur des ficelles usées, tendues par une poignée d'ordures planquées dans leurs tours d'ivoire.