Mohamed Lamine KABA,

Peu à peu, l'Occident a malignement remplacé le droit international par un antithétique "ordre fondé sur des règles". Derrière l'apparente neutralité normative, ce concept inédit révèle une architecture hiérarchique du pouvoir; c'est-à-dire une structure asymétrique façonnée par des intérêts.

Depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en 1945, les puissances occidentales présentent le système international comme régi par des normes universelles.

Libres Paroles

Une émission de Claude Janvier.

Invités : Dr Yves Gaignoux Vandi : Médecin acupuncteur et artiste et Philippe Broquère, écrivain et essayiste.

Thème : leurs livres, Le Yi king pour tous et Les Barons voleurs du Nouvel Ordre Mondial.

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Claude Janvier - Phil Broq

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reseauinternational.net

ISM-Palestine, 10 mars 2026.- Bienvenue dans la lettre d'information trimestrielle 02 du Mouvement de Solidarité Internationale ! De nombreux reportages sur les actes de violence coloniale et la résistance palestinienne sont souvent noyés dans les flux d'actualités en raison de la répression des journalistes et de la focalisation de l'attention sur Gaza. Pour y remédier, nous publierons des mises à jour tous les trois mois depuis les différentes zones de Cisjordanie où nous sommes présent.es.

By David Stockman
David Stockman's Contra Corner  

March 14, 2026

Under the Fed's superintendency of the nation's currency after it opened its doors for business in 1914, the purchasing power of the dollar has declined by 97%.

That's surely a screaming failure by every pre-1980s notion of the role of the central bank because in those halcyon times maintaining the integrity of the currency ranked high above all other considerations.

By George F. Smith  

March 14, 2026

By 1935 the United States was six years into the Great Depression and three years into Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal revolution. Washington had begun reorganizing the American economy through a bewildering array of alphabet agencies. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration plowed crops under while people went hungry. The National Recovery Administration attempted to cartelize entire industries.

By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org  

March 14, 2026

A central problem of political theory has long been the question of "who watches the watchers?" This stems from the fact that it is generally assumed that it is necessary to grant the civil government a monopoly on coercive power in order to protect the subject population from domestic crime and from aggression by some other state. (Once the civil government obtains this monopoly, it is transformed into what we call a "state.")

By Tucker Carlson and Bret Weinstein  

March 14, 2026

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lewrockwell.com

Spain fails to understand that the entire EU is subservient to the US to some degree.  

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida
InfoBrics  

March 14, 2026

Apparently, Germany's subservience to the US is causing unease even in other European states. In a recent statement, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz severely criticized the government of Friedrich Merz, stating that he has turned Germany into a "vassal state" of the US.

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org  

March 14, 2026

President Trump, in an effort to rescue himself from a war that he began without adequate preparation, as he was warned to no avail by his hand-picked Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has propositioned Russian President Putin.

The deal Trump has offered is to free Russian oil from sanctions on the condition that Putin direct the released oil flows to Europe away from Asia.

When no more military targets can be identified, the terror bombing begins.  

By John Leake
Courageous Discourse  

March 14, 2026

Two days after the bombing of Dresden in February 1945, British Air Commodore Colin Grierson told journalists that the goal of firebombing the ancient and beautiful city was to take out its communications and transportation capacity. He then added that bombing the civilians helped to destroy "what is left of German morale."

By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival 

March 14, 2026

"A society trained to believe catastrophe is always around the corner eventually stops asking whether the catastrophe is real."

For most of American history, political disagreements involved tradeoffs. Citizens argued about taxes versus spending, economic growth versus regulation, or liberty versus security. Those debates could become heated, but they still assumed something basic: reasonable people might weigh the costs and benefits differently.

By Thierry Meyssan
Voltairenet.org  

March 14, 2026

The "Axis of Resistance," the most important military force in the Middle East, suddenly disappeared. We must understand the ideological reasons for its disintegration. What it had become bore no resemblance to what it was at its inception. We must examine its mistakes so that we do not suffer the consequences again.

Allow me, for once, not to offer you an analysis of the geopolitical situation, but a testimony and a reflection.