par Philip Giraldi
«Testons» nos «armes nucléaires», peut-être sur l'Iran.
Maintenant que Donald Trump est président des États-Unis d'Amérique et s'efforce vigoureusement d'affirmer son droit de faire «tout ce qu'il veut» dans le monde entier, il est facile d'oublier que, mis à part son incapacité à articuler une phrase cohérente, ses prédécesseurs souffraient du même délire.
Vendredi est le jour idéal pour inculper Schifty ! − Svetlana Lokhova
Par James Howard Kunstler - Le 17 octobre 2025 - Source Clusterfuck Nation
Demain, samedi 18 octobre, comme vous le savez peut-être, aura lieu la manifestation « No Kings » (Pas de rois), le point culminant de cette année, dans tout le pays. Nous avons assisté à quelques-uns de ces curieux spectacles depuis le printemps ici, dans la vallée de l'Hudson, dans la ville voisine.
par Pierre Duval
Pendant que Trump tente de trouver des accords commerciaux exceptionnels avec la Chine, avec des ententes politiques, alors que l'instabilité mondiale géopolitique gagne du terrain, les États-Unis font aussi face à des menaces venant de l'intérieur.
Les actions de Trump révoltent le camp démocrate et les wokistes et les migrants qui sont la cible des nouvelles décisions sécuritaires qu'ils considèrent comme étant brutales et radicales.
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
November 1, 2025
The PLA is not the Iraqi military of the 1990s, against whom such bullying tactics could succeed. It's a modern, technologically advanced force equipped with hypersonic weapons that the US can only dream of, capable of obliterating entire American fleets, multiple times over. Every aggressive move by the US is meticulously observed, analyzed, and countered.
By Tom Woods
November 1, 2025
As a kid growing up in the 1980s, war seemed like a video game I could watch on my TV.
And if you were unsure about some military action, you must be some commie who hates America.
Yes, dear reader, that was where I was. I thought only "liberals" hesitated to use the military, so I as a non-liberal had to stand up and cheer every time.
Now, the reality is this:
Progressives overwhelmingly supported the Spanish-American War, the world wars, and the "vital center" Democrats supported the entire Cold War.
By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review
November 1, 2025
Now that Donald Trump is President of the United States of America and is strenuously attempting to confirm his right to do "whatever I want to do" over the entire world, it is easy to forget that minus his inability to articulate a coherent sentence his predecessors suffered from much of the same delusion. George W Bush called for a global war on terror and declared himself to be the "new sheriff in town," a conceit that led to killing millions in Afghanistan and Iraq, while Barack Obama invaded Libya and met on Thursday mornings with his "security advisers to draw up lists of American citizens overseas who would be killed."
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
November 1, 2025
An article by Antiwar's Dave DeCamp has highlighted the widely-ignored fact that according to AFRICOM the US waged a three-day bombing campaign in Somalia from October 26 - October 28, bringing the total number of US airstrikes in that nation this year to 89.
What percentage of Americans even realize that Trump has bombed Somalia nearly a hundred times this year? I doubt it's even one percent.
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
November 1, 2025
Americans oftentimes forget that the Constitution called the federal government into existence and, equally important, limited its powers to those enumerated in the Constitution itself. In fact, the only reason our American ancestors accepted the Constitution was because they were assured that its powers would be few, limited, and extremely restricted.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 1, 2025
For decades I have been watching American democracy unravel as it became increasingly dysfunctional. US democracy murdered President John F. Kennedy and followed up by murdering his brother, Robert F. Kennedy. Then President Nixon was murdered politically by democracy with the CIA/Washington Post orchestration of Watergate.
Democracy attempted to frame, indict, and prosecute President Trump for Russiagate, documents gate, insurrection gate, lying on mortgage loan applications, and twice tried to impeach him on false charges.
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
November 1, 2025
Whenever you delve into the modern history of internal national conflict you're bound to come across post-crisis accounts from people who said "We never saw it coming..." or "The violence hit us from nowhere..." Generally speaking, these were the people who weren't paying attention and they just happened to survive by sheer luck.
I think of this dynamic a lot these days.
Par Nate Bear, le 31 octobre 2025
Les drones quadricoptères alimentés par l'intelligence artificielle, utilisés par l'armée israélienne pour massacrer la population de Gaza, survolent les villes américaines, surveillent les manifestants et téléchargent instantanément des millions d'images dans une base de données de pièces à conviction.
Ces drones sont fabriqués par une société appelée Skydio, discrètement devenue multimilliardaire et le plus grand fabricant de drones aux États-Unis, alors qu'elle était encore quasiment inconnue il y a quelques années.
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Le paysage du site d'essais nucléaires du Nevada en 1995
Selon des sources citées par le quotidien américain le Washington Post, une détonation même symbolique exigerait beaucoup de temps, d'argent et une expertise considérable.
La reprise des essais nucléaires aux États-Unis prendrait des années et coûterait des centaines de millions de dollars, a rapporté le Washington Post le 30 octobre, citant des opinions d'experts.
Par Sam Husseini, le 28 octobre 2025
Frank Lloyd Wright rêvait d'une nouvelle capitale, de la fin du totalitarisme, du luxe ostentatoire, des apparences et de la guerre. "On ne peut pas être à la fois impérialiste et démocratique".
Certains déplorent la démolition de l'aile est du complexe de la Maison Blanche.
J'aimerais qu'ils continuent. Je suis bien accompagné.
par Al-Manar
Le président américain Donald Trump a ordonné au département de la Guerre de reprendre immédiatement les essais d'armes nucléaires, une décision qui a alarmé les défenseurs du désarmement et les experts en sécurité mondiale.
Dans un message publié, le jeudi 30 octobre sur sa plateforme Truth Social, Donald Trump a déclaré avoir émis ce décret «en raison des programmes de dépistage mis en place par d'autres pays».
Quelqu'un a un jour fait remarquer qu'une grande partie du gauchisme consiste à prétendre ne pas comprendre des choses que tout le monde comprend. − Kurt Schlichter dans « X »
Par James Howard Kunstler - Le 13 octobre 2025 - Source Clusterfuck Nation
Les joyeux antifa en parade
Sur les 251 otages capturés lors du raid du Hamas du 7 octobre 2023 dans le sud d'Israël, 20 sont sortis vivants aujourd'hui, tous des hommes.
By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
October 31, 2025
Lew,
Emerald Robinson, the investigative journalist who influenced Rep. Thomas Massie to pursue the Epstein files, did an exclusive interview with the libertarian lawmaker. Mike Lindell hired Emerald to work for Lindell TV. Explaining how Jeffrey Epstein was an intelligence operative for both the US and Israel, Massie observed, "Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between the two." She also asked him about the Jewish donors who started a Super PAC in an attempt to defeat him in his campaign primary by funding millions of dollars in opposition ads.
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Le président américain Donald Trump
Donald Trump ordonne la reprise immédiate des essais nucléaires américains, la justifiant par l'existence de programmes similaires à l'étranger. Cette décision, difficile à appliquer techniquement, est critiquée aux États-Unis, certains y voyant une violation de l'esprit du Traité d'interdiction complète, signé mais jamais ratifié par Washington.
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
October 30, 2025
"But these weren't the kind of monsters that had tentacles and rotting skin, the kind a seven-year-old might be able to wrap his mind around-they were monsters with human faces, in crisp uniforms, marching in lockstep, so banal you don't recognize them for what they are until it's too late."-Ransom Riggs, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
October 30, 2025
Russia's President Putin should read The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli and ponder the famous statement that "it is better to be feared than loved, if you cannot be both." Putin's problem is that he is neither loved nor feared.
Western propaganda has made him unloved, and Putin himself has made himself not feared. President Trump now mocks Putin's Russia as a "paper tiger." Putin after four years of conflict hasn't won a war he should have won, as I have said so many times and as Trump now says, in one week.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
October 30, 2025
The Democrat party is the undisputed champion of lawfare - the corrupt practice of using the legal system to persecute perceived political enemies and deprive non-Democrats of their constitutional rights. Donald Trump had a clean criminal record for the first seventy years of his life. After he became the Republican standard-bearer, dirty Democrat lawyers unleashed an avalanche of meritless criminal investigations, prosecutions, and civil suits that have continued to this day.