Une émission de Raphaël Berland. Invité : Pierre Hillard, Docteur en Sciences Politiques, écrivain et analyste. Thème : Temple de Jérusalem, Machia'h, et après ?

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Le Temple de Jérusalem... Le Machia'h... Et après ?

Derrière ces mots se cachent des enjeux spirituels, religieux et géopolitiques qui dépassent largement le seul cadre du Moyen-Orient.

Le monde et Nous. Une émission du Dr Jacky Cassou.

Invité : Patrick Pasin, éditeur et écrivain. Thème : Urgence alimentaire - agir maintenant !

Et si la crise alimentaire mondiale n'était pas seulement une question de production... mais de modèle de société ?

Dans cet épisode de "Le Monde et Nous", le Dr Jacky Cassou reçoit Patrick Pasin, auteur engagé sur les questions agricoles, envi

Par M.K. Bhadrakumar - Le 14 mai 2026 - Source Indian Punchline

Tucker Carlson, comme tout génie des médias, a un talent étrange pour se concentrer sur les hommes qui ont quelque chose d'"original" à apporter. Son entretien fin février avec l'ambassadeur américain en Israël, Mike Huckabee, ancien pasteur baptiste et loyaliste de Donald Trump au sein du Parti républicain, était l'une de.

By Doug Casey
International Man  

May 15, 2026

To eliminate misunderstanding as to what taxes are, it is helpful to define the word "theft." One good definition is "the wrongful taking and carrying away of the personal goods of another." The definition does not go on to say, "unless you're the government."

There is no difference, in principle, between the State taking property and a street gang doing so, except that the State's theft is "legal" and its agents are immune from prosecution.

Having Feelings about Changing Rooms. AITA ? 

By Dr. Naomi Wolf
Outspoken 

May 15, 2026

There is a section of the social media platform Reddit titled "AITA?" It is an acronym for "Am I the A--le?" It is a place for moral rumination about whether one's own behavior is objectionable, or at fault.

AITA?

I had an experience in a Brooklyn bathhouse yesterday, which elicited a lot of feelings.

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org  

May 15, 2026

I have been thinking for some time about the disappearing quality of food. Consider restaurants. I remember when people went to restaurants to enjoy dishes that even good cooks could not prepare at home. Many mothers and grandmothers grew up with the adage that the way to a man's heart was through his stomach. Children needed nutritional food in order to perform well in school and in sports.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21  

May 15, 2026

The Direct Comparison of Debt to GDP

This article is longer than my usual contribution, but the issue is of critical importance. Donald Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping is taking place at a time of unprecedented economic turmoil caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. As I have discussed in my recent articles, the disruption of the supply chains for oil, Liquid Natural Gas, sulfur, helium and urea marks a global event that has not happened in modern history.

By Kurt Nimmo
Another Day in the Empire  

May 15, 2026

Sebastian Gorka again. This time Gorka acts like he knows the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He claims the First Amendment prohibits incitement. It does, under certain conditions. The Supreme Court ruled speech is prohibited if directed at inciting or producing imminent lawless action. Furthermore, the speech must be likely to incite or produce such action.

A Win-Win under China's Upper Hand  

By Peter Koenig
Global Research  

May 15, 2026

President Trump arrived in China on Wednesday, 13 May, and received full red-carpet treatment from start to finish, in line with China's customary hospitality toward visiting leaders-even when they are not especially aligned with China's political and economic principles.

The Trump delegation first visited the Temple of Heaven in Beijing.

By John J. Mearsheimer
John's Substack  

May 15, 2026

On 12 May 2026, I was on "Judging Freedom" talking with the Judge about the growing realization in the American body politic that not only is the Iran war lost, but the defeat will have disastrous consequences for the US and countries all over the world. Of course, the Judge and virtually all of his regular guests have been saying that for a long time, but many refused to believe that the war was a lost cause.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com  

May 15, 2026

The state has two monopolies it must protect whatever the cost: the monopoly on decreeing what is legal tender and on force.

We're entering an era in which push comes to shove will lead to immovable objects encountering irresistible forces. All sorts of verities and vanities will be bulldozed as kicking the can down the road descends into desperation to stave off collapse, a desperation that unleashes second order effects the desperate did not anticipate.

Moon of Alabama  

May 15, 2026

The stalemate in the War of Iran is characterized by bets on each side that the enemy side will soon incur unsustainable economic problems.

After several wars and decades of sanctions Iran is well versed in how to sustain under economic pressure. Its people and government know of the larger picture. Price fluctuations are inconveniences but do not change the will of the people.

By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics  

May 15, 2026

Europe is sleepwalking straight into another migration catastrophe, and the politicians responsible for destroying the continent still refuse to admit what they have done. Greek Migration Minister Thanos Plevris has now openly warned that roughly 550,000 migrants are currently waiting in Libya for the opportunity to cross the Mediterranean into Europe.

By Michael Snyder
End Of The American Dream  

May 15, 2026

The Russians have developed the most sophisticated nuclear missile in the history of the world by a very wide margin, and it is specifically designed to be used in a future nuclear war with the United States. The RS-28 Sarmat is an intercontinental ballistic missile that has a maximum speed of approximately 15,500 miles per hour. It is 116 feet tall, and that makes it roughly as tall as a ten story building.