par Mounir Kilani
Le monde ne s'est pas effondré. Il s'est fluidifié.
Ce n'est pas le désordre qui a effacé le monde. C'est sa clarté. Les ombres, autrefois, protégeaient le mystère. Aujourd'hui, elles reculent.
C'est peut-être cela que les générations anciennes auraient eu le plus de mal à comprendre. Elles imaginaient toujours les catastrophes sous la forme de ruines visibles, de régimes brutaux, de villes grises traversées par des soldats et des sirènes.
par Liliane Held-Khawam
La "canicule" qui terrorise notre élite milliardaire a peu affaire avec les activités humaines, puisqu'ils sont eux-mêmes les plus gros pollueurs que la Terre ait jamais portés (Data centers, éoliennes, destruction de satellites et autres fusées spatiales, et j'en passe). Non, ils sont terrifiés à l'idée d'un effondrement du champ magnétique terrestre qui aurait un effet dévastateur au sol aussi bien pour la biosphère que pour leur cher matériel technologique et son dieu en devenir appelé abusivement Intelligence artificielle.
par Michel Desmurget
Depuis un siècle, les sociétés occidentales vivaient sur une certitude implicite : chaque génération serait plus instruite, plus performante cognitivement et mieux armée intellectuellement que la précédente. Or cette dynamique historique semble aujourd'hui s'inverser. Baisse du niveau de lecture, fragilisation de l'attention, recul des compétences verbales : plusieurs études internationales montrent un déclin inédit de certaines capacités cognitives chez les jeunes générations.
par Nathanaël Gershom
Nous voici au point final. Après sept articles, un hors-série et un contre-champ, il nous faut maintenant formuler ce qui, depuis le début, était en gestation. Non plus décrire, mais diagnostiquer. Non plus raconter, mais juger.
Votre question est double, et elle est la seule qui vaille au terme de ce voyage. À quoi tient la survie de l'humanité ? Et à quel moment, dans quelles conditions, surgit le techno-fascisme ?
par Assi Mounir
Comment les Oscars et la Palme vous préparent au meilleur des mondes.
Introduction : Le miroir aux alouettes
Chaque année, les fidèles du spectacle s'agenouillent devant l'écran, le cœur battant, pour assister à la litanie hollywoodienne des Oscars ou aux processions méditerranéennes de la Palme d'or. Ils ne le savent peut-être pas, mais ils participent à une opération de légitimation idéologique d'une rare sophistication.
Belén Fernández, 19 mai 2026. - Fin avril, la plateforme Hondurasgate et le média espagnol Canal Rouge ont commencé à diffuser des enregistrements audio compromettants concernant les récentes manœuvres des États-Unis et d'Israël en Amérique latine.
Le ministre Ben G'vir offre le champagne au parlement israélien pour fêter l'adoption de la loi sur la peine de mort des prisonniers palestiniens (VIDEO).
By Ryan McMaken
May 25, 2026
The United States is rapidly heading toward a future that will require a decision from political authorities and elites of all types. The choice will be between peaceful radical decentralization-possibly including secession-on the one hand. On the other hand will be a ratcheting up of coercion and enforced "unity" to ensure political centralization.
The speed with which American polities proceed toward this situation will depend on two factors, both of which are already at play and contribute to ongoing talk of "national divorce" in the United States.
How a simple framework reveals that "proven" therapies often lack value while the "unproven" ones lack only approval
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
May 25, 2026
The majority of decisions in life aren't clear cut as they have both an upside and a downside (or multiple upsides and downsides). However, rather than being fully cognizant of the complexity of the decision, the human mind will typically narrow the picture and see only one side of the coin to reduce this large cognitive load.
By John Kennedy
May 25, 2026
Introduction
The economic influence of the United States can be seen in every continent on this planet. Its companies, financial institutions, military presence, scientific facilities, and tourists taking family trips remind nations all over the world that America, no matter its political troubles, will continue to operate. Although it would be an understatement to say that the image and capacity of America and its economy have come under hardship in the last decade, few truly understand the foundational principles that hold the entire American Empire together on the world stage.
Moon of Alabama
May 25, 2026
There is news, or maybe just learned rumors, about a prolongation of the ceasefire between USrael and Iran.
US and Iran close to extend ceasefire by 60 days, reports Financial Times - Gulf Today
The United States and Iran are close to agreeing on a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war, two regional officials and a diplomat said on Saturday.
Iran signaled "narrowing differences" in negotiations with the US after Pakistan's army chief held more talks in Tehran, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told journalists in India that "there's been some progress made" and "there may be news later today."
The clear connection between tradition and conversion is of the Holy Spirit, which is the only spirit that can move the world and not be moved by it.
By Joseph Pearce
Crisis Magazine
May 25, 2026
Something weird and wonderful is happening across the globe and is even reaching the grass roots in my own hometown of Greenville, South Carolina. This year, the five Catholic parishes in Greenville (Our Lady of the Rosary, St.
SchiffGold.com
May 25, 2026
In a recent interview on the Coin Telegraph YouTube channel, Peter takes aim at the growing use of leverage to buy Bitcoin, focusing on Strategy's (formerly Microstrategy) debt-fueled strategy and its risks for ordinary investors. He warns that borrowing to buy a volatile asset creates fragile finance that can wipe out retirements, and he contrasts Bitcoin's speculative appeal with his preferred hedges against currency debasement.
By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics
May 25, 2026
It's perfectly clear that the political West, its allies, vassals and satellite states, supported by the massive mainstream propaganda machine and other strategic assets, will stop at nothing to push their agenda and try to slow down the advent of a new, much fairer and more sustainable global system. Thus, for them, telling blatant lies about anything is "just another day at the office".
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
May 25, 2026
At all times and places it has been difficult to speak freely. Even the founding fathers had their Sedition Act of 1798 that criminalized statements against the US government. Shortly afterward President Thomas Jefferson got most of it repealed.
President Lincoln during his 1861-1865 invasion of the Confederate States of America had a de facto sedition act.
Why the ambivalence about the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence ?
By JD Breen
Pretium Insights
May 25, 2026
Fifty years ago, the Bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence was a big deal. The celebration sparked a patriotic wave that saturated the culture.
Flags waved, bunting was everywhere, commemorative quarters were issued, and pop culture embraced the event.
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
May 25, 2026
INTRODUCTION
For years, the global economy has survived on one fragile element disguised as stability: confidence. Governments called it growth. Banks called it recovery. Markets called it resilience. But beneath the carefully constructed optimism of modern financial systems, another reality has slowly emerged - one built on hidden shortages, expanding debt, weakened industrial production, strategic resource accumulation, and silent panic among institutions that publicly continue promising stability.