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Dès 1908, on utilise le radium pour soigner de nombreuses affections, notamment les affections cutanées.

Tout au long des années vingt, les médecins rédigeront à la chaîne des ordonnances de radium pour l'arthrite, la goutte, l'hypertension, la sciatique, le lumbago et le diabète. Une société new-yorkaise productrice d'eau minérale au radium prétend même qu'elle compte cent cinquante mille clients...

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Eric Denécé, Olivier Marleix et Bun Hay Mean : trois personnalités publiques critiques du gouvernement retrouvées mortes en l'espace d'un mois, dans des circonstances troublantes à chaque fois. Si la piste du "suicide" est avancée systématiquement, nombreux sont ceux à en douter.

C'est Eric Denécé qui est parti en premier, le 9 juin 2025, à l'âge de 62 ans.

Giulio Chinappi

Il recente accordo sui dazi tra Vietnam e Stati Uniti, raggiunto dopo tre intensi round di negoziati, non rappresenta un atto di sottomissione, bensì l'ennesima conferma della capacità vietnamita di preservare l'indipendenza e l'autonomia della propria politica estera attraverso la cosiddetta "diplomazia del bambù", flessibile e resiliente.

Nei giorni scorsi un accordo quadro sul commercio reciproco equo, bilanciato e sostenibile è stato formalizzato nel corso di una conversazione telefonica tra il Segretario Generale del Partito Comunista del Vietnam, Tô Lâm, e il Presidente degli Stati Uniti, Donald Trump.

I doppi standard della stampa occidentale e italiana

Giuseppe LADETTO

In un momento di estremo pericolo per la pace mondiale, di fronte a quanto accade in Medio Oriente, si rivela l'ipocrisia del mondo politico e mediatico del nostro Paese. Maggioranza e opposizione sanno solo utilizzare strumentalmente i fatti per lanciarsi reciproche accuse senza nemmeno tentare di capire che cosa stia succedendo e quanto ne possa scaturire, mentre la più parte dei media descrive gli avvenimenti con spirito fazioso da tifosi calcistici.

Raphael Machado

Desde pelo menos o início da operação militar especial russa na Ucrânia, um dos eventos internacionais mais aguardados ano após ano tem sido a Cúpula dos BRICS. E é fácil entender o motivo.

Escreva para nós: infostrategic-culture.su

A plataforma dos BRICS foi criada em 2009 sem muitas pretensões. Era apenas um projeto de multilateralismo econômico aproximando países emergentes para o fim de coordenação de investimentos, ampliação de trocas comerciais e facilitação de relações diplomáticas.

Raphael Machado

Desde al menos el inicio de la operación militar especial rusa en Ucrania, uno de los eventos internacionales más esperados año tras año ha sido la Cumbre de los BRICS. Y es fácil entender por qué.

Escríbenos: infostrategic-culture.su

La plataforma de los BRICS fue creada en 2009 sin muchas pretensiones. Era solo un proyecto de multilateralismo económico que acercaba a países emergentes con el fin de coordinar inversiones, ampliar intercambios comerciales y facilitar relaciones diplomáticas.

By Chuck Baldwin

July 12, 2025

The good news is that tons of people-especially under the age of 50-are awakening to the hellish barbarism being committed by the Israelis against the Palestinian people. Count Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon-and even Piers Morgan (can you believe it?)-in the list of the enlightened.

The bad news is that protestant evangelicals remain in a deep state of denial.

By Nader Terani
TomDispatch.com

July 12, 2025

We bombed Iran and, despite a temporary cessation of hostilities, it's likely that President Donald Trump and his counterpart in Tel Aviv, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, intend to drag the United States into yet another destabilizing effort in the Middle East, perhaps the most dangerous one yet. As an Iranian American, I feel as if my greatest fears are now being realized.

By JD Breen
Premium Insights

July 12, 2025

Is there a pernicious plot to depopulate the planet?

I don't know.

But among global "elites", political opportunists, and weather wackos, there's a general consensus that there are too many people. Yet while much of "the West" frets about an influx of foreigners, most countries are culling themselves.

Around the globe...behind the scenes in plain sight...people are pruning their progeny.

By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"

July 12, 2025

The events of the past few days should have convinced any remaining doubters; our government is insufferably, indubitably corrupt. Tip of the hat to Leo Gorcey's "Mugs" character on the old East Side Kids films for popularizing "indubitably." It's a good word. At any rate, these are real monsters, with less principles than mob bosses.

When Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, looking like terrified schoolboys in the principal's office, insisted that Jeffrey Epstein actually did kill himself, Donald Trump lost a significant portion of his base.

By Mike Whitney
The Unz Review

July 12, 2025

The Iranians have proven beyond dispute that they are capable of delivering large-warhead hypersonic strikes with high accuracy. And while it remains to be seen how many of these top-shelf missiles they truly possess and what their rate of production is, the bottom line is that Iran has achieved a major strategic victory which carries a strong deterrence effect in its wake.

By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute

July 12, 2025

"You think we're arresting people now? You wait till we get the funding to do what we got to do."-Tom Homan, Trump's border czar

America is rapidly becoming a nation of prisons.

Having figured out how to parlay presidential authority in foreign affairs in order to sidestep the Constitution, President Trump is using his immigration enforcement powers to lock up-and lock down-the nation.

By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

July 12, 2025

Donald Trump attracted massive political support-the most we have seen any candidate attract in many years-because he said his aim was to restore America on its traditional values, the values that had made the United States a successful country. Instead of foreign wars, Trump promised restoration at home.

But everywhere we look Trump is enmeshed in foreign, not domestic, affairs.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine

July 12, 2025

One of my longstanding curiosities has been what universal laws govern the reality we inhabit, and I have gradually concluded one is "the law of equilibrium," which states:

•Any process we observe is the product of competing forces balancing each other out to an equilibrium point.
•While it is sometimes possible to shift the equilibrium point (e.g., by mass poisoning the world with COVID vaccines), in most cases, systems will typically return to their equilibrium point.

By Jacob G. Hornberger

The Future of Freedom Foundation

July 12, 2025

In light of the recent revelations regarding the decades-long secrecy, deception, and lies of the CIA regarding its relationship with the anti-Castro group the DRE both before and after the JFK assassination, I believe it would be helpful to recap the essential aspects of the national-security state's plot to assassinate President Kennedy and then cover it up.

By Brandon Smith

Alt-Market.us

July 12, 2025

We've all heard the argument before - "Liberals are the 'creatives' in western culture and conservatives have no imagination". And, if you only use venues like the Hollywood film industry or maybe the New York art and literature scenes as examples, then this claim might appear to have validity. After all, the vast majority of filmmakers, writers, actors and artists today are rabidly progressive.