Le gouvernement utilise la répression antiterroriste contre la contestation sociale
par La Quadrature du Net
Le mouvement social continue et la dystopie s'installe. Comme l'ont rapporté plusieurs médias et associations, des militant·es écologistes, antifascistes ou en soutien à la Palestine ont reçu ces dernières semaines des assignations à résidence, une mesure issue du droit de l'antiterrorisme, les empêchant de se rendre à des manifestations. Au-delà de l'atteinte à leur liberté de manifester, ces décisions ouvrent un nouveau chapitre de la surveillance policière, que l'on redoutait depuis des années.
Une proposition de loi pour obliger la vaccination contre le papillomavirus des jeunes de 11 à 26 ans
par Pierre-Alain Depauw
La vaccination contre le papillomavirus (HPV) n'est obligatoire quasiment nulle part au monde. Elle est intégrée dans les programmes nationaux de santé et souvent fortement recommandée pour les jeunes filles et les garçons (souvent entre 11 et 14 ans), mais elle repose sur l'incitation plutôt que sur la contrainte légale.
Quelles règles ?
La quasi-totalité des pays européens, ainsi que la Suisse et le Canada ont adopté la vaccination contre le HPV dans leurs calendriers vaccinaux nationaux, mais sous forme de recommandation (et souvent proposée gratuitement en milieu scolaire, comme en France en classe de cinquième).
1ère mondiale ! Les données cachées de l'Agence européenne des Médicaments enfin révélées
par Bam Press
Par deux enquêtes sur les vaccins, covid et pédiatriques, la plateforme indépendante EU-Vigil https://newsnet.fr/1 révèle l'ampleur de la dissimulation de données par l'EMA, entre sa base publique EudraVigilance et sa base complète, cachée au public :
• Plus de 50% des signalements d'effets indésirables, tous vaccins & médicaments confondus, sont dissimu
Les muscles, un capital santé capital
par Yves Rasir
Depuis ses débuts il y a 15 ans, la revue Néosanté attire l'attention de ses abonnés sur l'importance des muscles pour la santé. Plusieurs de ses chroniqueurs, notamment le naturopathe Jean-Brice Thivent, n'ont de cesse de rappeler que le tissu musculaire constitue la majeure partie d'un corps humain et qu'il forme un organe à part entière. Chez un adulte en bonne santé, cet organe représente environ 40% de la masse corporelle totale, c'est dire si son rôle physiologique ne devrait pas être négligé ! Dans l'imaginaire collectif, le muscle reste pourtant affaire d'esthétique ou de performance sportive.
Anatomie du nouveau régionalisme commercial : analyse et forces motrices
Mohammed ibn Fayçal al-Rachid,
Le système commercial mondial est entré dans une phase que l'on appelle de plus en plus souvent "reglobalization" (restructuration de la mondialisation).
Un monde de multiples "clubs" plutôt qu'un "marché unique".
L'indicateur quantitatif clé de ce basculement : selon l'OMC, au 1er octobre 2026, 388 accords commerciaux régionaux étaient en vigueur - des traités entre pays prévoyant des conditions commerciales préférentielles.
Iran-Stati Uniti: diplomazia in primo piano, scontri sul campo
Pepe Escobar
L'Iran sta diversificando in modo massiccio, senza fare affidamento esclusivamente sui corridoi terrestri verso il Pakistan, soggetti alle sanzioni secondarie degli Stati Uniti.
SHANGHAI - A poche ore dal momento in cui i mercati avevano già scontato un possibile accordo tra Stati Uniti e Iran, il CENTCOM ha sferrato un attacco contro l'isola iraniana di Qeshm in modo "limitato e difensivo".
Selenskyj in Berlin: abgesperrte Straßen, beispiellose Sicherheitsmaßnahmen und 3.400 Sicherheitskräfte aus ganz Deutschland, die zur Verstärkung der Berliner Ordnungskräfte angereist sind
Dr. Gregor Spitzen
Im Zusammenhang mit den Besuchen des ukrainischen Präsidenten in Berlin, wohin er mittlerweile fast wie zur Arbeit fährt, werden in der deutschen Hauptstadt regelmäßig beispiellose Sicherheitsmaßnahmen ergriffen. Es wird betont, dass die Sicherheit des ukrainischen Staatschefs auf dem Niveau von Benjamin Netanjahu, Emmanuel Macron oder dem Papst gewährleistet wird.
Trump's betrayal of Maga takes its toll
Raphael Machado
Not since 1994 has such an electoral result been seen in US midterm elections.
Not since 1994 has such an electoral result been seen in US midterm elections. At that time, halfway through Bill Clinton's first term, Republicans achieved joint control of the Senate and the House in what became known as the "Republican Revolution." Now in November 2026 we could speak of a "Democratic Revolution" with the capture of 9 Senate seats and 23 House seats.
The « Unsexing » of Society—shakespeare Saw It Coming
Power, Money, and the Machine That Cannot Stop Itself
By Wendy Williamson
WendyWilliamson.com
November 5, 2026
"Come, you spirits
That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,
And fill me from the crown to the toe top-full
Of direst cruelty."
- William Shakespeare, Macbeth (Act 1, Scene 5)
I saw Macbeth a few months ago, and this time something clicked.
A king is murdered for his throne. Macbeth gains the power he wants, only to discover that power has consumed him.
Jefferson, Secession, and « All Men Are Created Equal »
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
November 5, 2026
Perhaps one of the most abused and misunderstood phrases in American history is found in the Declaration of Independence where Thomas Jefferson wrote "all men are created equal." Since at least as early as the mid nineteenth century, the phrase has been used by many American politicians as justification for government intervention in the name of imposing whatever interpretation of "equality" happens to be popular at the time.
What Has the Government Done to Our Freedoms ?
By Andrew P. Napolitano
November 5, 2026
Does the government work for us, or do we work for the government ? We pay its taxes, obey its laws and regulations, finance its wars and submit to its surveillance. We are told that all of this is necessary for personal safety, collective prosperity and national security. Yet the government has become totalitarian while individuals have become powerless.
Chaotique, corrompue, confuse, l'Amérique se rend aux urnes
Midterms: « Despair or Extinction »
The only thing the Republicans can say for themselves is that they aren't Democrats.
By John Leake
The Focal Points
November 5, 2026
More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.
-Woody Allen, "My Speech to the Graduates," The New York Times (1979)
5,200 Miles: Impressions of the Us Economy
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
November 5, 2026
What's the value proposition of immersing ourselves in the real world?
Longtime correspondent Buck V. recently reminded me of a timeless quote from Yogi Berra: "You can observe a lot just by watching." Buck added: With the corollary being "you can hear a lot just by listening.") Having completed a 5,200 mile camping trip around the American West, I had a chance to "observe a lot just by watching" and "hear a lot just by listening."
Time for a Reset on Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
November 5, 2026
Prior to the midterms, there were indications that President Trump might initiate another intense bombing campaign in Iran after the elections. I've got a better idea for the president. In light of the tsunami-like rejection of his presidency at the hands of American voters - owing partly to his illegal and unconstitutional war of aggression against Iran - this would be a great time for him to do a complete reset with respect to not only Iran but also Cuba and Venezuela.
Iran Weathering The Storm, But Saudi Arabia Is Sinking
Brian McGlinchey
While the disastrous US-Israeli attempt to impose regime change on Iran has commanded the world's attention, most people are oblivious to the rising probability that regime change is instead coming to a major US and Israeli partner: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Owing to financial strains, demographics, military failures, and simmering domestic discontent, it may only be a question of magnitude.
How America Came to Live Under a Martial Law of Defaults (The Great Normalization)
Madge Waggy
Congress has never defined martial law. The Constitution omits the phrase, the statute books carry no section under that heading, and two centuries of litigation have produced descriptions of what the condition is not while leaving what it is almost entirely unsettled. What the case law does supply is a test, and the test has been geographic and temporal from the beginning: martial law belongs to the theatre of actual war, it operates while the courts are shut and their process obstructed, and it lifts once the shooting stops and the judges return.