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Atmosphère de guerre et militarisation du débat public
par Jérémie Younes,
« Je sais que je vais choquer certains lecteurs, mais je suis convaincu que quand tout projet un tant soit peu grandiose a déserté la vie politique, la quête de sens ayant comme la nature horreur du vide, une bonne guerre qui vient remplir ce dernier peut faire l'affaire. » Ces mots sont ceux de Luc Ferry dans les pages du Figaro, jeudi 2 octobre 2025.
The End of Dollar Discipline
Professor Michael Hudson's interview with Lena Petrova
January 24, 2026
LENA PETROVA:
Thank you for joining us. I'm Lena Petrova with a new episode of the World Affairs in Context podcast. Today, I'm absolutely honored to be joined by Professor Michael Hudson.
Please follow Michael at michael-hudson.com, where you can find transcripts of his recent interviews and a variety of articles on current events.
Les manifestations en Iran et le jeu des chiffres trompeurs: le « bilan des victimes » fabriqué de toutes pièces
Meet the former fashion blogger and shady doctor behind the '30,000 dead' Iran psy-op
By Wyatt REED and Max BLUMENTHAL
Western officials seized on a dubious death toll of 30,000 protesters to escalate against Iran. The number originates with a single, clearly compromised source. But a zealously pro-war Guardian reporter is doing her best to legitimize it.
The claim of "30,000 killed" during two days of protests and rioting across Iran appears to be based largely on a single anonymous source, who admitted extrapolating that figure by assuming without evidence that "officially registered deaths related to the crackdown likely represent less than 10% of the real number of fatalities."
Les guerres mondiales sont des affaires comptables occidentales. Et alors ?!
Trump in Davos: Inflammatory rhetoric, strategic policy signals
By Ralph SCHOELLHAMMER
When President Donald Trump took the stage at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 20th, he delivered a speech that was characteristically bombastic, tangential, and yet-beneath the noise-revealing of fundamental truths about the transatlantic relationship and the future of European power.
To understand what Trump said requires the discipline to separate his inflammatory rhetoric from the substantive policy signals buried within it.
British journalism hits rock bottom with latest shocking revelations
Martin Jay
The Grayzone's findings make for depressing reading for anyone old enough to remember when British journalism was the finest in the world.
From the truth about who really killed Diana to the depraved world of government officials sexually abusing children and the subsequent cover-up, it is now clear that nearly all major stories are either blocked from publication or rewritten by Soviet-style propaganda agents working for the British deep state.