Les bombes nucléaires, le 11 septembre et la plus grande crise financière de l'époque moderne... Les médias comparent l'IA à ces trois événements ! Waouh !
Olivier Demeulenaere
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par Kit Knightly
Les bombes nucléaires, le 11 septembre et la plus grande crise financière de l'époque moderne... les médias comparent l'IA à ces trois événements !
Et nous revoilà plongés dans l'univers effrayant de l'IA.
par Damien François
C'est une très mauvaise idée que le gouvernement népalais du jeune Balen(dra) Shah a eu : exiger des USA, de l'Inde et, surtout, de la Chine, de payer la note de la catastrophe unique, dans la mémoire humaine, qui a touché mon pays d'adoption le 26 août 2026. http://newsnet.fr/1
On m'a appelé le "plus népalais des Belges" http://newsnet.fr/2 et j'en suis extrêmement fier, dere danyabhad, tujichey !
C'était effectivement fatal et ce n'est pas seulement en Chine où la chose est clairement légalisée mais ici tout en douceur et illégalité.
Christian Guilleminot
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par Christophe Boutry
Un contrôle d'identité, une photo... et votre visage est recherché parmi des millions de portraits au TAJ. La reconnaissance faciale s'invite dans la rue, malgré les interdictions. Avec près d'un million de consultations en 2024, on est loin du cas isolé.
Nous présentons ici la traduction d'un article de vulgarisation écrit en anglais sous la direction du professeur Harold Walach (http://newsnet.fr/1). Il y réexamine avec ses collègues une ancienne étude comparant la santé des enfants vaccinés avec celle des enfants non vaccinés (http://newsnet.fr/2). L'Allemagne a en effet rendu obligatoire un vaccin pédiatrique pour la première fois en 2020 : il s'agit du vaccin contre la rougeole.
Par Brandon Smith − Le 31 août 2026 − Source Alt-Market
Après la publication de 1984 de George Orwell, les gouvernements et organisations communistes du monde entier ont condamné le livre, le qualifiant de "calomnie antisoviétique" et de "propagande capitaliste". Orwell est décédé seulement huit mois après la sortie du livre et ses sentiments personnels sur les détails de l'histoire se limitent à quelques lettres privées adressées à des amis et à des éditeurs.
By Mark Keenan
September 7, 2026
The environmental movement used to be about protecting nature: clean rivers, clean air, fewer toxic chemicals and less destruction of the countryside. Now, apparently, we are going to save nature by digging up enormous quantities of it.
The "green transition" requires an enormous expansion of mines, mineral-processing plants, battery factories, transmission lines, solar farms, wind farms and an extraordinary amount of industrial machinery.
By Mike Whitney
The Unz Review
September 7, 2026
Donald Trump does not want to kill millions of Iranian civilians. But Trump has a gun to his head and time is running out. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is getting dangerously low, long-term interest rates are edging up, and a global oil shock is just around the corner. What is Trump going to do?
For all practical purposes, the war is lost.
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
September 7, 2026
Always and everywhere, political institutions are controlled by elites. It doesn't matter if the regime type is democratic or monarchical. It doesn't matter if there is a written constitution or not. All political institutions-and certainly every sovereign state-are run by a group of elites who control the means of coercion.The myth of "rule by the people" is precisely that: a myth.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
September 7, 2026
When Trump recently declared the shift in his war against Iran from military to economic sanctions, I thought he had found his exit strategy. But no sooner were the words out of his mouth than Netanyahu had him again bombing Iran at the cost of American lives and military bases.
It seems certain that Netanyahu is not going to release Trump from his assigned role as the enforcer of Greater Israel.
Moon of Alabama
September 7, 2026
This fight over the future of Ukraine is intensifying.
Not only on the frontline, or between local power centers in Kiev, but also between the security services of the Anglo-American 'allies'.
On Wednesday Kiev experienced a gun fight between units of the main (military) intelligence service GRU and forces of the internal security service (SBU) of Ukraine.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
September 7, 2026
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gave an interview during the G20 gathering in Asheville, North Carolina, in which he calmly diagnosed Canada's self-inflicted problems: "We've had a 'free rider' problem with Canada," he observed.
"Canada had a great military. They were right there at the forefront on the beaches of D-Day, and what the Canadian government has done to the Canadian Armed Forces, if you look at the ranks of NATO spending, they are near the very bottom, like they're cellar dwellers around with Spain in terms of their military spending to GDP." Instead of investing in its military and national security, Canada spent that money on "global warming" fantasies and welfare goodies while taking advantage of America's "free" security services.
To stop data centers from ruining communities, they must be displaced by something cheaper-and for once, cheaper is not only better, but the money also exists to build it and the green energy it needs
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
September 7, 2026
Much of what is written here is guided by the fact I spend a lot of time thinking about the problems the world faces and what solutions could potentially address them, either now or in the future when cultural circumstances change.
By John Leake
The Focal Points
September 7, 2026
If you study the criminal mind for as long as I have (since 2003) you become adept at recognizing when individuals and groups are committing acts of fraud. And no one is more given to committing spectacular acts of fraud than virtue-signaling people who feign concern for the welfare of humanity.
Philanthropic virtue-signaling-that is, extravagantly feigning to care about humanity-is a favored tactic of ravening wolves in sheep's clothing.
By Karen Kwiatkowski
September 7, 2026
Have you ever watched cars in motion and thought the wheel spokes were rotating backwards ? It's the stroboscopic effect that occurs when we sample reality at an inappropriate frequency, making the unreal appear absolutely real. Similarly, an illusion of self motion can make us feel like we are moving when we are not, and not moving when we are.
Most economists sort and sample data to produce explanations and sometimes projections.