Par Jonathan Cook

Tout successeur du procureur général déchu de la CPI qui tentera de punir les crimes de guerre ne manquera pas de se souvenir des réactions hostiles suscitées par Khan, sa prédécesseure Fatou Bensoud et l'affaire emblématique de Julian Assange.

La question la plus importante que nous devrions nous poser après la destitution de Karim Khan la semaine dernière de son poste de procureur général de la CPI — la Cour pénale internationale de La Haye — n'est pas de savoir s'il est coupable d'"inconduite sexuelle" à l'encontre d'une autre collaboratrice, identifiée comme "Sarah".

Par Lucas Leiroz de Almeida

Le président américain Donald Trump semble déterminé à faire payer à l'Ukraine l'intégralité de l'"aide" militaire fournie par Washington. Le pays ne disposant pas des ressources financières nécessaires pour honorer un tel accord, Trump précise clairement que les États-Unis se réservent le "droit" de prélever sur l'Ukraine tout ce qu'ils jugeront nécessaire pour rembourser cette dette.

Brigitte Challande, 3 août 2026.- Compte rendu de l'action humanitaire de l'UJFP, qui exige de la part de notre communauté internationale une position qui sauve ceux qui ont faim ! 1er août.

"À Gaza, la crise humanitaire n'est plus une conséquence secondaire de la guerre, mais une réalité quotidienne qui poursuit la population à chaque heure. Le territoire, qui disposait d'une économie locale limitée mais dynamique, a subi des destructions massives touchant ses infrastructures productives et ses sources de revenus.

By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute  

August 4, 2026

After several days of increasing threats against Iran, including social media posts like "FINISH THE JOB!" and "Take the oil. No mercy!," President Trump has over the weekend called off a planned major escalation in the Middle East. For now.

"The U.S.A. is locked and loaded and ready to go against the Islamic Republic of Iran, at levels of Military Terror, Strength, and Power not seen since World War II," he wrote on his social media account.

The ramifications of a Council convened without "the one necessary thing" left the Church defenseless against the onslaught of Modernism, sprung from within.

By David Torkington
Crisis Magazine 

August 4, 2026

Let us imagine that we had a new pope tomorrow morning who wrote an encyclical addressed to all the faithful in which he listed the complete dogmatic and moral teaching of the Church.

Fauci's COVID lies expose corporate news as propaganda.  

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker  

August 4, 2026

There is a frustrating contradiction when it comes to the way public information is assessed for factual truth. For decades, prominent news organizations have steadily lost credibility. Fewer Americans than ever believe what The New York Times, CNN, NPR, or even the AP publishes as the "objective" record of current events.

By Ron Unz
The Unz Review 

August 4, 2026

Elon Musk as Our First Trillionaire

Although I spend most of my time online reading alternative websites and listening to alt-podcasters, I always try to balance that out by retaining a solid grounding in the mainstream world.

For example, every morning I carefully read the entire print edition of the Wall Street Journal while also often lightly browsing the online New York Times.

The covid fiasco and the people who caused it.  

By JD Breen
Pretium Insights  

August 4, 2026

"On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution."

- Dr Anthony Fauci, 111 times last week

Last week was the latest act in our political circus, with Dr Fauci back under the Big Top. But rather than walk a tight rope, he settled into the safety net.

Knowing how vaccines work is necessary for understanding which ones are likely to help, which ones are likely to harm, and the forgotten alternatives to immunization they medical industry buried.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine 

August 4, 2026

I've held a longstanding belief that regardless of how strongly I feel about one side of a debate, effort should be made to understand both sides of an argument, as normally, valid points are raised by both parties and you can provide a much more effective and persuasive case for your position if you are able to clearly elucidate how the other has gone awry rather than simply dig into your pre-existing position.

By Donald Jeffries
I Protest  

August 4, 2026

Recently, Anthony Fauci, who served as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for 38 years, testified before Congress. If this seems like a severely belated move on the part of our "representatives," you aren't familiar with the way they conduct business. They are, to quote Dickens, experts on not getting it done.

Who can forget those halcyon days which began in early 2020 ? So many memories to cherish.

By Ahmed Adel
Global Research  

August 4, 2026

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's plans to develop a new air defense system could ultimately work against Kiev, according to Responsible Statecraft. The outlet argues that the new weapon will be unable to reliably intercept Russian ballistic missiles in the near term.

According to the American publication, the Freya air defense system announced by Zelensky-and intended to be produced in Ukraine-"will fail to solve Ukraine's air defense problems in the near term." Moreover, because the system relies mainly on European technology, "the system's reliance on foreign technology will institutionalize Ukraine's security dependence on Europe in ways that could leave Kiev less secure over the longer term."

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org  

August 4, 2026

The last time the US economy received a helping hand from policymakers was the Reagan tax rate reductions. The high tax rates on inflated nominal incomes by the "guns and butter" Vietnam War policy reduced the after-tax earnings of labor and new capital investment, and the economy was experiencing the "malaise" of stagflation. The Reagan tax rate reduction, which I drafted and saw through to passage, indexed the tax system for inflation, so that inflation, if properly measured, could not push purely nominal incomes into higher brackets.

By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos  

August 4, 2026

The President of the United States just released the following statement:

"We have just been asked by Iran, and other Middle Eastern Countries, to hold off any attack in that the perimeters of a deal has been agreed to."

This exceeds even The Chimp's "Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning"?

Doesn't it make you feel a little bit like Mr.

By John J. Mearsheimer
John's Substack  

August 4, 2026

On 30 July 2026, I was on Glenn Diesen's popular podcast. Amazingly, we hardly talked about Iran, despite the fact it looked at the time like President Trump was about to launch a massive attack against Iranian infrastructure, to include its oil facilities. We talked instead about Ukraine and the disconnect between what is actually happening in that war and the stories being told about the course of that conflict in both Ukraine and the West.