par Dialogue Works
"C'est maintenant une guerre de vengeance - une vengeance aveugle, de l'impuissance, de la rage contre toute la population iranienne. Et si cela ne vous fait pas bouillir le sang, je suis désolé, mais vous n'êtes pas humain".
Pepe Escobar
source : Dialogue Works
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par Youssef Hindi
"Si cette guerre se conclut par une victoire stratégique irano-chinoise, le détroit d'Ormuz sera contrôlé définitivement par l'Iran et l'Iran deviendra la puissance dominante du golfe Persique".
source : Youssef Hindi
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par Dialogue Works
"Les États-Unis ont perdu la guerre, à la fois sur le plan opérationnel et stratégique, et peu importe la manière dont Trump essaie de justifier cela. Il est désespéré, il est aussi dément, et il commence à ressembler à un criminel de guerre".
source : Dialogue Works
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Le monde et nous
Une émission du Dr Jacky Cassou.
Invité : Charles Monarc.
Thème : Galates - Saint Paul démolit la République.
Comment Saint Paul démolit la République dans son épître aux Galates et comment seule Gallia est légitime encore aujourd'hui.
Nous sommes tous Galates, hormis les Sémites qui veulent accomplir la prophétie de Noé et nous tenir en servitude,
By Mark Keenan
April 4, 2026
There are moments in history when systems of control begin to lose their effectiveness-not because they are dismantled, but because they are no longer believed.
We may be entering such a moment now.
The signals are contradictory. On the surface, the world appears increasingly unstable-conflicts escalate in the Middle East, economic pressures tighten, energy costs rise, political narratives shift rapidly, and digital systems expand their reach into everyday life.
Navigating the Limitations of Knowledge
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
April 4, 2026
In this newsletter, my goal is to be as accurate as possible. This is in part because it fits my personality, and in part because I feel a lot of what I'm setting out to do (e.g., being a bridge for new ideas to establish themselves) is only possible if I prioritize that (somewhat analogously to Musk designed Twitter's AI to be "maximally truth seeking").
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
April 4, 2026
It's difficult to find much of anything we might call "good" coming out of the current US-Israel war against Iran. Yet, one positive development has been the fact that Israel's deceitful practice of pretending it has no nuclear weapons program is now untenable.
The renewal of the discussion around Israel's nuclear arms program was prompted in part by Iranian missile strikes in the area of Dimona, a city in southern Israel known to house Israel's nuclear research facilities.
Moon of Alabama
April 4, 2026
Trump's speech on Wednesday night did not offer anything new. But taken together with his threats to bomb Iran back to stone age, points to the further escalation of the war.
Trump and some around him still do not 'get' Iran. They never in their own life held any principle they would not deviated from if money was to be made. Iran, in contrast, does have principles that are not up for sale.
SchiffGold.com
April 4, 2026
In his latest Capital Cosm interview, Peter lays out a clear case for gold as the reliable hedge against policy-driven inflation and economic turmoil. He links recent market moves to central bank behavior, wartime spending, and a rotation out of Bitcoin into metal, arguing investors should rethink the digital-gold narrative. The conversation touches on liquidity, miners, energy costs, and why gold may be the safest place to sit as deficits rise.
By Thierry Meyssan
Voltairenet.org
April 4, 2026
For the first time, a people attacked by the most powerful military in history is retaliating against its adversary's military bases and foreign investments. This is a way of waging war, adapted to the age of globalization, that none of our strategists had foreseen. This conflict is unlike any other. It is the first in which a medium-sized country could prevail over a monstrous power.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
April 4, 2026
Four years ago, the Biden administration was working with the United Kingdom and the European Commission to pay for diminutive comedian Volodymyr Zelenskyy's war with the Russian Federation over territories where supermajorities of the population identify as Russian. We were told that the Russian-speaking people of Ukraine "belonged" to Ukraine and that the only way to "preserve democracy" was to deny those people a democratic vote to join the Russian Federation.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
April 4, 2026
Trump's blustering April Fool's day speech would easily have served as a hilarious April Fool's day joke. But it was just bluster to take the place of the discarded 10-day ultimatum that replaced the discarded 5-day ultimatum with a 3 or 4 week ultimatum. As I asked, if Iran is as totally destroyed as Trump asserts, what is the purpose of Trump's ultimatum?
The president threatens to bomb a nation of 93 million people "back to the Stone Age, where they belong."
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
April 4, 2026
After listening to President Trump ignominious, incoherent, and depraved address about the Iran War, I racked my brain to think of other leaders in history who combined mendacity, stupidity, and arrogance in such equal measures.
I couldn't think of any other foreign policy utterance in history that matched the lowness of Trump's.
"May all be revealed" has been my prayer for our world for many years now. That dearly held wish is now being answered, and the truth is looking every bit as ugly as expected.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
April 4, 2026
It used to be hard to help westerners see the depravity of the US empire. Now it's just right in everyone's face with raw genocide footage and insanely evil warmongering of direct economic consequence.
By Fr. John A. Perricone
Crisis Magazine
April 4, 2026
To the sophisticated Romans of the ancient world crucifixions were a hum-drum affair. They were as routine as writing a traffic ticket. For instance, in 71 B.C. seven thousand slaves led by Spartacus revolted. After they were captured, each one was crucified. Suetonius tells us that the line of the crucifixions extended for 240 miles, from Naples to the borders of Rome.
How Our World Quietly Descends into Endless War and Economic Distortion
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
April 4, 2026
I remember the first time I felt the world shift - not in a single moment, but as an accumulation of everyday experiences that, in retrospect, felt impossible to ignore. It was early spring of 2024, and I stood in a local supermarket examining the price of basic staples - bread, milk, eggs - items that once seemed mundane, unworthy of attention.