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ISM-Palestine, 7 septembre 2026.- Aujourd'hui, les élèves d'Al-Mughayyir reprennent le chemin de l'école pour la nouvelle année scolaire, malgré des semaines de raids de l'armée et d'incursions violentes de colons visant les maisons, les terres, les écoles et la vie même de la population courageuse et résiliente d'Al-Mughayyir.
Voici un message reçu ce matin via le groupe WhatsApp "Al-Mughayyir Diaries" à l'occasion de la rentrée scolaire :
By Boyd Cathey
September 8, 2026
I think it evident to anyone that we are in the middle of a real "cultural war," that is, a vigorous, often vicious, mostly angry, take-no-prisoners struggle for what is left of the American country we received as a legacy from our ancestors. And by and large our side is losing. On almost every front we face nearly insuperable, multifaceted challenges and assaults-in education and our disastrous educational system, in our entertainment and leisure pursuits, in our families, in our politics, and in the very foundations of our religious faith and traditions.
By Ron Unz
The Unz Review
September 8, 2026
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks will arrive this Friday but I'm not sure how much attention that date will receive.
Those landmark events of a quarter-century ago were certainly among the most important in modern times, constituting the largest and most dramatic terrorist attacks in the history of the world. Indeed, they were arguably far larger than all such previous terrorist attacks combined, and they set into motion a long series of Middle Eastern wars that killed or displaced many millions in that region while costing our own country many trillions of dollars.
By Eric S. Margolis
EricMargolis.com
September 8, 2026
Stalin once said, 'The death of one person is a tragedy. The death of thousands is a mere statistic.' He was quite right, of course.
Palestine is the current example of Stalin's cynical observation. There, young, violent Israeli hoodlums - known as 'settlers' in western media - have been trying to terrorize Arab villagers into flight. It's all part of a broad plan of genocide against peaceful Palestinian villagers.
By Finian Cunningham
Strategic Culture
September 8, 2026
The Leipzig false-flag event is a desperate attempt to cover up and gaslight the public into perceiving Russia as a threat.
European news headlines have been dominated by Germany's accusation that Russia carried out a drone attack on Leipzig airport.
The accusation is unprecedented and provocative. Moscow furiously rejected the claim and pointed out that Berlin had provided no evidence.
Schiff Sovereign
September 8, 2026
In 1845, the French economist Frédéric Bastiat petitioned parliament on behalf of the nation's candlestick makers. They were being ruined, he wrote, by an unscrupulous rival that was flooding the market with light at a price no honest candlestick maker could match.
This light-producing rival, of course, was the sun.
And Bastiat satirically demanded "a law requiring the closing of all windows, dormers, skylights, inside and outside shutters, curtains...
Moon of Alabama
September 8, 2026
Corruption in Ukraine is a long standing issue. As the Guardian headlined more than a decade ago:
Welcome to Ukraine, the most corrupt nation in Europe - Guardian, Feb 6 2015
The inflow of money to Ukraine since the beginning of the war has only increased the problem. With billions of dollars flowing in everyone in a position to capture some of it will give it a try.
By Gary D. Barnett
GaryDBarnett.com
September 8, 2026
"America's state religion, is 'patriotism,' a phenomenon which has convinced many of the citizenry that 'treason' is morally worse than murder or rape."
~ William Blum
One meaningless jingoistic cliché I am subjected to constantly is "I love my country." This gibberish for the most part is pure nonsense, and is rarely defined. When most use this term, do they love the people, land, culture, or the government ? My take from all my many thousands of encounters of this phrase, is that it means I love my country right or wrong, which is pure nationalism.
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
September 8, 2026
For the life of me, I just cannot understand why anyone would choose serfdom over freedom. After all, we've been given only one life to live. Wouldn't it be better to live that one life in freedom rather than serfdom ? The answer seems self-evident to me.
It goes without saying that both conservatives and progressives accepted the serfdom society a long time ago.
By Selwyn Duke
The New American
September 8, 2026
It was decades ago now that commentator Alan Keyes, responding to talk of "crises" (e.g., the economic crisis), added perspective.
The real crisis we need worry about, he warned, is our "moral crisis."
Virtue in the people is the root of the tree. Take care of that and all else falls into place. The tree itself, and the fruits and leaves, will be healthy.
Civilization's Ledger Is Bleeding Red, and the Global Economy Is Closer to Collapse Than Anyone Wants to Admit
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
September 8, 2026
Walk through the financial districts of London, New York, or Singapore at six in the evening, and you'll catch the last act of a performance that grows harder to maintain by the quarter. The tailored suits still stream from glass towers into black cars.
Par Moon of Alabama - Le 7 septembre 2026
La corruption en Ukraine est un problème de longue date. Comme l'avait titré le Guardian il y a plus de dix ans :
[theguardian.com]
Par Hani al-Salmy
Pendant qu'ils font la queue dans les interminables files d'attente pour avoir de l'eau à Gaza, trois artistes témoignent de ce que la guerre dévaste la culture sans pour autant parvenir à réduire au silence l'esprit humain qui anime l'art.
La guerre craint la musique, le théâtre et la peinture. Elle craint tout ce qui vibre encore d'émerveillement. Elle craint les cerfs-volants en papier que les enfants confectionnent pendant les fragiles moments de cessez-le-feu, à partir de bouts de papier et de restes d'espoir récupérés sous les décombres.
Hordes sionistes manifestant devant le New York Times et demandant le licenciement de Nicholas Kristof, mai 2026. Kathleen Kingsbury, responsable de la rubrique Opinion du New York Times, a affirmé qu'il ne s'agissait que d'un article d'opinion, et non de la ligne éditoriale du journal : "La distinction entre les articles de la rédaction du Times et les textes d'Opinion n'est pas une distinction de rigueur ou de méthode journalistique.
Des Palestiniens font leurs adieux à l'enfant Saadi Ghaliya, 3 ans, tué la nuit dernière par des tirs d'artillerie israéliens visant une école à l'est de Deir Al-Balah, dans le centre de la bande de Gaza.
Wafaa Aqila, âgée de six ans, a également été tuée dans la ville de Gaza : elle était retournée à l'école avec de nouveaux livres et l'espoir d'une nouvelle année scolaire, pour finalement être tuée quelques heures plus tard, aux côtés de son père Yusuf Aqila (36 ans), par un bombardement israélien.