Propagande, Médias et Démocratie - Noam Chomsky et Robert W. Mcchesney Résumé et podcast du livre
Par Élucid
Selon une approche sociohistorique et sociopolitique, ces trois textes tentent d'expliquer le fonctionnement moderne de la propagande et son rôle dans les relations entre les citoyens et l'univers politico-médiatique.
En effet, Propagande, Médias et Démocratie (2006) regroupe trois contributions : l'opuscule Media Control : The Spectacular Achievements of Propaganda (1991) par Noam Chomsky ; son allocution The Journalist from Mars: How the 'war on terror' should be reported, prononcée le 23 janvier 2002 à l'occasion des quinze ans du groupe de surveillance des médias, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), à New York ; et enfin l'opuscule Corporate Media and the Threat of Democracy (1997) par Robert McChesney.
A Shanghai, la Cina assume la leadership globale dell'intelligenza artificiale
Giulio Chinappi
La Conferenza mondiale di Shanghai e la nascita della prima organizzazione intergovernativa dedicata all'intelligenza artificiale mostrano una Cina ormai capace di unire innovazione industriale, cooperazione con il Sud Globale e proposta politica per una governance tecnologica multipolare.
La Conferenza mondiale sull'intelligenza artificiale 2026, svoltasi a Shanghai dal 17 al 20 luglio insieme alla Riunione di alto livello sulla governance globale dell'IA, ha segnato un passaggio destinato a incidere profondamente sugli equilibri tecnologici e politici internazionali.
Fort Knox, America's $1 Trillion in Gold, and the Question No One Is Asking
By Doug Casey
International Man
July 24, 2026
International Man: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared that all US gold is "present and accounted for" and said the country's stockpile is now worth more than $1 trillion at current market prices.
What's your take on this?
Doug Casey: How does he know it's "present and accounted for" ? There hasn't been an audit for many decades.
Circling and Spiraling
The latest twists in the Iran war.
By JD Breen
Pretium Insights
July 24, 2026
Turbulence increased, cabin service stopped, and stewardesses were told to take their seats. Beneath us, clouds thickened and storms roiled.
As we approached Atlanta, the pilot announced we'd be unable to land. Winds had increased from the west, so we needed to circle until they subsided.
After the long flight from Paris, we had enough fuel to do so for an hour.
Governments Have No Authority Over Our God-Given Rights
Fake 'democracies' cannot be allowed to take what God gives us.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
July 24, 2026
We Westerners have an important job to do. In the years and decades ahead, we must reassert our God-given rights.
Note that I do not assign this task to Western governments. Governments, in the best of times, are an annoyance; in anything but the best of times, governments are oppressive and dangerous.
The Odyssey and the Tiresome Woke War Against White Culture
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
July 24, 2026
We've all heard the argument for most of our lives: "White culture doesn't exist." It's perhaps the most common racial refrain because it's the most socially acceptable to repeat. If someone said "Black culture doesn't exist because black people all herald from different tribes..." that person would be browbeaten as a bigot by the woke mob. When it comes to white culture, such claims are applauded.
Getting Away with Murder: Under Trump, the Buck Stops Nowhere
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
July 24, 2026
"If you kill Americans, if you threaten Americans anywhere on Earth, we will hunt you down without apology and without hesitation and war.gov
Baltic States Cry Wolf About Russia While Continuously Poking 'Bear'
The same people claiming that Moscow is "losing" the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict also insist that it will "inevitably" attack NATO.
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
July 24, 2026
Just like any other racketeering cartel in history, NATO needs a raison d'etre. Obviously, Russia is seen as the perfect excuse. However, for this to work, the Eurasian giant needs to be presented as a supposed "menace" to "helpless European democracies".
Who Will Solve Our Real Problem--The Us Is a Neofeudal Autocracy
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
July 24, 2026
So who will solve our real problem: the centralization of wealth and power in a Neofeudal Autocracy?
My essay on America's ten social classes was the appetizer to the main course: beneath the purposefully distracting PR of "democracy" and "free markets," America is a Neofeudal Autocracy, i.e. a system in which real power, control and wealth are concentrated in the hands of the few at the top of a complex neofeudal arrangement of a secular nobility ruling the commoners with monopolistic powers cloaked in the sleight of hand of "democracy" and "free markets" serving up endless dollops of "Progress" and "prosperity."
Why Do We Love Sad Songs ?
By Edward Curtin
EdwardCurtin.com
July 24, 2026
"A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song."
- A Chinese Proverb
The titular question appropriately arose as our spirits rose during a sumptuous Easter dinner celebrating the triumph of life over death and love over hate. My granddaughter Sophie and I - she, three weeks shy of her eighteenth birthday - discovered that we both love sad songs and wondered why.
Abortion Movement Abandons « Pro-Choice » Pretense
The turning of mothers against their own babies was won on devilish euphemisms for murder, but now it seems, the central pretense of "my body, my choice" is being dropped.
By Sarah Cain
Crisis Magazine
July 24, 2026
hose who favor abortion's legality have long rejected any label that they were pro-abortion. Instead, they maintained that they were "pro-choice" or, alternatively, "pro-women." That messaging is aligned with bygone marketing slogans like "safe, legal, and rare."
The Persian Gulf Is Never Coming Back — And That's Exactly What They Want
By Mike Adams
Natural News
July 24, 2026
The Assumption We All Made Turned Out To be Wrong
I believed - and you probably did too - that the Strait of Hormuz would eventually reopen and be restored to full operation. I believed that the fighting would stop, the tankers would flow again, and the world would return to some semblance of normalcy. But I was wrong, and so was everyone who held onto that hope.
Main Street Is Breaking While Wall Street Celebrates
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
July 24, 2026
Every recovery eventually reaches a point where the official statistics no longer resemble reality. Politicians point to stock market records, economists celebrate another quarter of GDP growth, and central bankers congratulate themselves because inflation has moderated. Then you look at Main Street, where the people actually creating jobs are quietly closing their doors.