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L'Amérique est aveugle : pourquoi les bombardements de l'Iran se sont arrêtés la 14e nuit

Pour la première fois en quatorze nuits, les bombes américaines ne sont pas tombées sur l'Iran. Lors de cette session d'urgence du samedi, Larry Johnson indique que la raison n'est pas la diplomatie, mais les capacités : les radars terrestres au Qatar, au Koweït et à Bahreïn ont été détruits, les États-Unis font désormais voler des P-8 Poseidon pour remplacer les capteurs fixes, et le trafic de commandement et de contrôle qui doit précéder une campagne aérienne massive ne circule pas entre le Central Command à MacDill et le centre d'opérations aériennes qui fonctionne désormais depuis la base aérienne de Shaw.

Le dollar peut sembler être une monnaie neutre, mais il est en réalité une forme de pouvoir impérial, qui discipline les économies, finance la guerre et oblige les pays du Sud à financer leur propre subordination. Le débat sur le dollar ne porte donc pas sur la préférence d'une monnaie par rapport à une autre - le dollar par rapport au renminbi (RMB) ou à l'euro - mais sur la capacité de l'humanité à construire un ordre monétaire international au service du développement plutôt que de la domination.

par Akim Omiri

"En 1900, pas un rebeu, pas un noir, que du blanc originel ! Des bons whitos qui faisaient des agressions, des meurtres à coups de d'Opinel ! À coups de Laguiole ! Agresseur d'Origine Contrôlée ! Élevés dans nos régions ! Pas de lame islamique là ! Ça va pas avec le récit de Pascal ça".

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source : Akim Omiri

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Le coup de gueule de Grégory Prats, commandant de bord Canadair

"Sur les douze Canadair que la France possède, nous n'en avons que cinq disponibles, c'est juste scandaleux".

"Deux avions pour un feu, c'est très insuffisant" (l'eau du premier se volatilise avec la chaleur, le 2e est un petit peu efficace), il en faudrait au moins quatre.

On a dépensé 2 milliards d'euros pour la dépollution de la Seine, "alors qu'avec 2 milliards d'euros on peut acheter quinze Canadair et dix ans de maintenance".

par Africanews

Les supergroupes massifs de baleines à bosse sont de plus en plus fréquents. Plusieurs décennies après la fin de la chasse commerciale à la baleine, ces spectacles extraordinaires se multiplient à mesure que leurs effectifs se reconstituent.

Le photographe Chris Fallows a immortalisé ce signe époustouflant de la résilience de la nature au large des côtes africaines, la fin de l'année dernière pendant que les baleines à bosse étaient en train de se nourrir.

How the State Is Buying the Economy and Reshaping the Global Monetary System

By Wendy Williamson
WendyWilliamson.com 

July 27, 2026

"Remember, democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself. There never was a democracy yet that did not commit suicide."- John Adams

A few weeks ago, I woke with thoughts about Trump that I couldn't shake-a growing realization that the promises that once energized his supporters have quietly disappeared from the news cycle.

By Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org  

July 27, 2026

Thomas Sowell, the great economist, is not generally well regarded in some parts of the self-described "black community." They call him an "Uncle Tom," meaning a traitor to the black race. An anonymous commentator who shares daily quotes from Sowell on social media wrote on Facebook that he sees this "every single day. Multiple times a day."

They never quote him back.

By Nick Turse
The Intercept - TomDispatch  

July 27, 2026

Self-styled War Secretary Pete Hegseth has a problem with low testosterone. It's left him suffering from what you might call an acute crisis of masculinity. And I'm pretty sure that he caught it from Teddy Roosevelt.

Bear with me. I'll explain.

Last week, the Trump administration's preening, strutting, wanna-be he-man announced a new mandatory annual screening for troops age 30 and older, including women, for testosterone deficiency.

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org  

July 27, 2026

Jordan Peterson reminds us of the euphemisms such as "grooming" that white liberals use to avoid reality. What is really going on is black domination over white people via sexual conquest in order to prove the cultural depravity of the white society that is too indoctrinated against itself to be able to protect its women and children.

Speaking of the 250,000 raped ethnic British girls covered up for 30 years by white governments paralyzed from acting by belief in their white racism, Peterson points out that the rapes were not for sexual pleasure of the rapists, but were hate crimes racially and religiously motivated to destroy British cultural norms, while white authorities anxious to protect "community relations" and fearful of being called racist for prosecuting a black refused to act.

The US President is trying to resist pressure from the pro-war lobby.  

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida
Global Research  

July 27, 2026

Apparently, Donald Trump's promises to halt American financial support for Ukraine have not been accepted by the country's lawmakers, who insist on approving assistance measures for the Kiev fascist regime.

According to information recently revealed by a US senator, Washington is ready to release a new financial support package for Kiev, awaiting only final approval from Trump, who has yet to make a decision on the matter.

John Lennon's earnest statement in 1968 and Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove" in 1964  

By John Leake
The Focal Points  

July 27, 2026

A few years ago I saw a recording of an interview that John Lennon gave on June 6, 1968 that has haunted me ever since.

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Four years before Lennon gave his interview, Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove was released in US cinemas. In the following scene, the titular character - who seems to be a mishmash of former Nazi rocket scientist Wernher von Braun and game theory guru John von Neumann-explains why he concluded that a computer-automated "Doomsday Machine," designed to exclude "human meddling" from rational decision-making in the business of waging nuclear warfare, was not such a great idea after all.

It seems that we are paying super-woke people to denigrate our history and culture, and because of the way in which the governance of this important institution is set up, there's little power for the White House to quickly change it.  

By Clarice Feldman
American Thinker  

July 27, 2026

After 13 days of bombing Iran, on Friday we took a break. If we were dealing with rational opponents, the war in Iran would be over now, but we are dealing with fanatics and a situation where the monsters are fighting each other, and no one seems sufficiently in charge to enter into a meaningful surrender.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

July 27, 2026

Congress just drafted a bill that allows the federal government to order the shutdown of AI models "that can cause catastrophic harm." Representatives Nathaniel Moran (R-Texas) and Ted W. Lieu (D-CA.) introduced on Thursday the AI Kill Switch Act. The bill would force "developers of the most powerful AI systems to maintain the technical capability to throttle, suspend, or shut them down," according to a summary from Lieu's office.

Christopher Nolan inserted a Trojan Horse into his latest movie, making it a battleground in today's cultural war against reality.  

By Eric Sammons
Crisis Magazine  

July 27, 2026

here was a time when I considered a new Christopher Nolan film "must-see" viewing. I'm a huge fan of Inception, Interstellar, and Dark Knight. Heck, I'm even one of the few people who didn't think Tenet was awful. In an era in which most movies result in forgettable moments, Nolan films have lasting impact.

By John J. Mearsheimer
John's Substack  

July 27, 2026

On 23 July 2026, I was on the "Deep Dive" with Lt. Col. (ret.) Danny Davis talking about the war hawks and Iran. They are as enthusiastic as ever about escalating the war, but they still cannot explain how that produces a positive outcome for the US. As Danny and I emphasized for the umpteenth time, it will just make a bad situation worse.

By Milan Adams
Preppgroup  

July 27, 2026

Your bedroom has been listening for years. Not metaphorically-quite literally. While you slept, while you loved, while you whispered secrets to partners in the dark, the devices you invited inside for "convenience" were recording, analyzing, transmitting. That smart speaker on your nightstand heard you breathe. Your WiFi router mapped your movements through walls.

Des documents internes de l'entreprise examinés par The Intercept montrent qu'Israël a exhorté Facebook et Instagram à supprimer les publications soutenant l'Iran.

Source : The Intercept, Sam Biddle
Traduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises

Le gouvernement israélien a demandé à Meta de censurer les contenus publiés sur les réseaux sociaux concernant la guerre qu'il mène actuellement contre l'Iran, selon des documents internes consultés par The Intercept.