Epstein et son réseau : apprentis sorciers du Covid-19 ?
par Rorik Dupuis Valder
Ce matin, comme je dispose d'un peu de temps avant le cours de français que je dois dispenser, j'en profite pour faire un tour sur le site du département de la Justice des États-Unis, et en toute naïveté je tape le mot-clé "bioterrorism" dans la barre de recherche dédiée aux documents déclassifiés de l'affaire Epstein.
En furetant, je tombe sur ce bref échange de mails, datant d'avril 2012, entre Jeffrey Epstein et un certain Richard Merkin, où il est question, sans plus de détails, d'une "discussion de bioterrorisme".
L'Iran proclame une « victoire historique » sur les Usa; l'ennemi contraint d'accepter sa proposition
L'Iran a été meurtri, mais il triomphe de l'axe Us-israélien
Andrew Mitrovica, 9 avril 2026. Aujourd'hui, pour reprendre une expression consacrée, nous sommes tous Iraniens. Nous sommes Iraniens, témoins de l'échec d'une logique brutale mise en œuvre par les États-Unis et Israël, qui repose sur un postulat simple et simpliste : la souffrance peut à elle seule soumettre n'importe quelle nation à leurs desseins impériaux.
Le 7 avril, devant les menaces de D.
Au milieu de la guerre israélienne et de l'état d'urgence : les démolitions continuent à Jérusalem
Wadi Hilweh Information Center, 6 avril 2026.- Des démolitions volontaires et forcées se poursuivent à Jérusalem, dans un contexte de maintien de l'état d'urgence dû à la guerre et d'intensification des actions israéliennes contre les habitations palestiniennes.
Ces dernières heures, trois maisons ont été démolies à Jérusalem, forçant plusieurs habitants à quitter leur logement.
Témoignages de Gazaouis : La survie qui s'organise au jour le jour dans l'enfer de Gaza
Témoignages de Gazaouis : La survie qui s'organise au jour le jour dans l'enfer de Gaza - partie 675 / 7-9.04 - Continuer à ouvrir un livre, construire des réseaux de sécurité
Brigitte Challande, 10 avril 2026.- Cette semaine, persistance des actions hebdomadaires de l'équipe de l'UJFP dans les camps de Déplacé.e.s : éducation et soutien psychologique. 7 au 9 avril.
L'éducation à Gaza comme combat quotidien, une question de survie.
"Dans la bande de Gaza, l'éducation n'est plus simplement un droit humain que les sociétés cherchent à garantir ; elle est devenue un choix existentiel qui reflète la volonté de survivre face à une réalité qui sape toutes les conditions de vie.
The Housing Affordability Trap
By David Stockman
David Stockman's Contra Corner
April 11, 2026
Donald Trump sure has a strange approach to making housing more "affordable". He apparently wants lower costs for buyers and higher prices for owners and sellers!
"I don't want to drive housing prices down. I want to drive housing prices up for people who own their homes."
Needless to say, as the Donald's scrambles about seeking housing affordability "solutions", we'd rather suspect that higher house prices are not quite what the economic doctor ordered.
Empire and the Language of Terror
By George F. Smith
April 11, 2026
The United States did not begin as an empire.
The early American vision, articulated by figures like Thomas Paine and John Quincy Adams, emphasized restraint. Paine warned that government was a "necessary evil," justified only insofar as it protected individuals and left them free, something no government had ever done but wouldn't it be nice ? Adams cautioned that America "goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy." America had "monsters" aplenty here needing attention first: The restless South and the Plains Indians.
Iran, Trump and Strait of Hormuz - Who Is the « Bad Guy » ?
By Peter Koenig
Global Research
April 11, 2026
"Let me get one thing straight: Egypt charges $200,000 to $700,000 per transit through the Suez Canal.
Large container ships or tankers can exceed $1 million. Panama charges $100,000-$450,000 per transit.
Large Neopanamax vessels cost up to $500,000 to transit the Panama Canal.
Turkey charges fees for the Bosphorus Strait. Canada charges fees for the St.
The Us Separation From Europe And Nato Is Long Overdue
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
April 11, 2026
As much as many centrists and libertarians are opposed to Donald Trump's ongoing strikes against Iran, I have to say, the downstream result might end up becoming one of the most libertarian results I have ever seen. For decades, small government activists like those in the Ron Paul movement have been calling for a comprehensive US divorce from NATO and the shutdown of America's military bases overseas.
Le Liban fait partie de l'accord de trêve irano-américain, affirme l'ambassadeur du Pakistan à Washington
Iran: Won't Get Fooled Again
It is absurd to think one can make a deal with people who murder school children.
By Kurt Nimmo
Another Day in the Empire
April 11, 2026
Here we go again. Trump is sending two Zionists-the real estate developer Steve Witkoff, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and VP J.D. Vance-to Islamabad, Pakistan, this weekend to "engage with the Iranians," as CNN, soon to be owned by the Ellison Zionists, put it.
America's Epistemic Crisis
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
April 11, 2026
Edgar Allen Poe's, "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether" tells the story of a man who visits a French mental asylum known for its "soothing system" of treatment,. Eventually, the narrator discovers that the patients have overthrown the staff and are now running the asylum themselves. It takes the narrator a while to realize this. He begins to get a weird feeling when he is invited to a "faculty dinner" and perceives the faculty members to be very strange.
Netanyahu Takes Away Trump's Off-Ramp
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
April 11, 2026
I have concluded that there is no government on Earth involved in major events that is based in reality. Let's begin with Israel, Washington, Iran, Russia, China.
Israel's unrealism is the Zionist agenda of Greater Israel-Israel from the Nile in Egypt to Pakistan, the entirety of the Muslim Middle East. This agenda is the driver of the current Israeli-American war against Iran, with Turkey, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia waiting in the wings.
Automating Our Dependence Will Cripple Us
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
April 11, 2026
The rush to monetize automation / AI is self-liquidating.
Dependence is easy but crippling. When we're children or advanced in age, we're dependent on adults for our care. This is the normal flow of human life. But when we're dependent as adults, it cripples us, for it removes the pressure to acquire problem-solving skills that strengthen our facility with both processes and results.
Democrats Are Killing the Country With Racism
The war on white Americans continues apace.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
April 11, 2026
Wayne Allyn Root - businessman and ebullient, unapologetic conservative - wrote something the other day that caught my eye. Over an article about "The Great American National Divorce," his headline blared: "Escape of the White People." Describing the exodus of New Yorkers to Florida and Californians to Nevada, Root noted that interstate migration across America is speeding up.
The Cold War Splitting American Catholics
The rupture between Pope Leo and the Trump Administration threatens to weaken both American diplomacy and the Church's moral voice.
By Anne Hendershott
Crisis Magazine
April 11, 2026
The relationship between the Trump administration and Pope Leo XIV has evolved into a kind of diplomatic cold war, shaped by a steady escalation of public papal denunciations and competing moral narratives in how each side interprets the responsibilities of global leadership.