par Aurelien
Je ne me souviens pas d'une époque où je ne savais pas lire. Avant même d'aller à l'école, je savais déjà que "c-h-a-t" signifiait "chat", et comme, à l'instar de la plupart de ses contemporaines, ma mère restait à la maison quand les enfants étaient petits, j'imagine que c'est elle qui m'a appris. Mais très vite, je me suis retrouvé à l'école, dévorant tout ce qui était imprimé et que je pouvais trouver.
par Issac Bickerstaff
Pourquoi le ministre de la Défense américain porte un tatouage de Croisé, et pourquoi des pasteurs bénissent une statue dorée de Trump en Floride.
Imaginez la scène. Vous êtes un soldat américain stationné sur une base du Golfe. Votre commandant vous réunit pour le briefing d'avant-guerre. Vous vous attendez à des cartes, des objectifs, des analyses de la défense antimissile iranienne.
par Dr Louis Fouché
Dans cette émission de la série "Vrais Mensonges, Fausses Pandémies", nous analysons la montée médiatique autour du #hantavirus et les mécanismes de communication qui accompagnent chaque nouvelle alerte sanitaire mondiale.
Entre peur collective, emballement médiatique, experts omniprésents et décisions politiques d'urgence, cette enquête met en lum
par Alastair Crooke
Un porte-avions américain n'inspire plus la crainte comme autrefois ; il dégage désormais une impression de vulnérabilité.
Bien que la guerre en Iran ait été largement considérée sous l'angle de la guerre conventionnelle occidentale, ses leçons sont tout sauf conventionnelles. Elles relèvent en fait de l'insurrection.
L'approche occidentale d'après-guerre (en particulier dans le contexte de la Guerre froide) reposait sur la capacité à dépenser plus que n'importe quel adversaire militaire grâce à l'acquisition d'avions pilotés et de munitions haut de gamme, surdimensionnés et coûteux.
Lubna Masarwa, 11 mai 2026. - Les Palestiniens affirment qu'Israël profite de l'impunité dont il jouit en temps de guerre pour accélérer les expulsions et étendre les parcs bibliques liés aux colons. Au moins 50 maisons ont été démolies depuis octobre 2023.
3 mai 2026, démolition de maison à Jérusalem (photo Silwanic)
Désignant du doigt l'endroit où il prenait autrefois le thé avec sa mère, Fakhri Abu Diab se tient au milieu des ruines de sa maison, visiblement angoissé.
By George F. Smith
May 13, 2026
"Nothing will end war unless the peoples themselves refuse to go to war." ~ "Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran.":video] "'Good Russians' can only be found in graveyards." Terrorists are them, not us. Automatic military registration.
And from rare voices of protest
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
May 13, 2026
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By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
May 13, 2026
Rather than being sold, Treasuries will be sought after for their safety, predictability and yield.
In the card game Uno, playing a Reverse card reverses the direction of the game. If the play moved to the right, it reverses direction and moves to the left.
The consensus view is the US dollar (USD) and US Treasuries are both weakening as global capital flows to other currencies and investments such as cryptocurrencies, commodities, precious metals, reshoring industries and of course AI.
A Senate rule never mentioned in the Constitution now allows a minority to block election safeguards supported by most Americans.
By Brian C. Joondeph
American Thinker
May 13, 2026
Five words: Power unused is power surrendered.
That's the reality Senate Republicans now face.
With a narrow majority and a nation increasingly concerned about election integrity, Republicans face a choice: act decisively or allow procedural relics to dictate policy outcomes.
The highest award in all of journalism is being accused of antisemitism by the Israeli government for factual reporting.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
May 13, 2026
The Israeli government is currently accusing The New York Times of antisemitic blood libel for publishing a report on Israel's already well-documented systemic rape of Palestinian prisoners.
Contrary to popular belief, the highest award in journalism is not the Pulitzer.
1952 photographic inventory sparks fresh speculation linking to recent underground structure claims at Giza
By Steve Watson
Modernity News
May 13, 2026
A declassified CIA document that references a "Temple under Sphinx" in a 76 year old photographic inventory, has reignited interest in a mythical Hall of Records said to lie beneath Egypt's Great Sphinx.
The document in question is a CIA inventory cataloging black-and-white photo negatives from July 1950.
By Mike Adams
Natural News
May 13, 2026
The Silent Theft of Our World
I have been warning about this for years. In December 2023, I reported on a Meta data center project in Rosemount, Minnesota, that was gobbling up 280 acres of farmland while residents protested. Now, that trickle has become a flood. Across the country, hyperscale data centers are stealing the very foundations of human survival: farmland, water, and electricity.
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
May 13, 2026
The Pandemic Files That Were Never Meant to Reach the Public
An investigative documentary-style horror article inspired by pandemic anxiety, underground research mythology, and modern conspiracy culture.
There are moments in history that feel unfinished, as if humanity collectively walked out of a room before the final conversation ended. The pandemic years left behind exactly that sensation.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
May 13, 2026
It's been awhile since we've heard talk of an end to the war in Ukraine. Since President Donald Trump mired the U.S. in another Middle Eastern boondoggle, the White House hasn't spent as much time pressuring Russia and Ukraine toward a peace deal. But on Saturday, in the middle of an American-mediated "ceasefire" between the two heated rivals, Russian leader Vladimir Putin suggested the war was coming to an end.
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
May 13, 2026
The calls coming out of Spain for a unified European army are not some isolated political fantasy. This is part of a much larger shift taking place behind the curtain as Europe quietly prepares for a world where NATO may no longer function in its current form. What politicians are now openly discussing would have been politically impossible just a few years ago, yet the conversation has accelerated because confidence in the postwar order is breaking down.
By Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
May 13, 2026
The establishment media has been drumming up fear after a recent outbreak of Hantavirus on a cruise liner traveling from Argentina to West Africa. The Guardian has used the opportunity to assert that the US is currently ill equipped to deal with future pandemic threats, largely because of Donald Trump (of course) and the dramatic US exit from the now disgraced World Health Organization.