par Douglas Simpson
Le porte-avions britannique HMS Prince of Wales, d'une valeur de 3,5 milliards de livres sterling, est de nouveau tombé en panne, tandis que les chefs de l'armée avertissent que les menaces qui pèsent sur le Royaume-Uni sont plus importantes que jamais.
Le porte-avions a été en proie à de nombreux problèmes depuis sa mise en service.
Le navire
par Nour Fusayfisa al Arz (نور فسيفساء الأرض) et Nathanaël Gershom
Les moments où la machine grippe
Accroche : Jusqu'ici, nous avons décrit un système qui fonctionne. La capture, la légitimation, la violence - tout semble huilé, implacable, imparable. Mais il y a des moments où la machine grippe. Des moments où les extracteurs se heurtent à un os. Où les cibles refusent de jouer le jeu.
par Mansoor Nuruddin
À l'été 1914, les trois hommes qui auraient pu arrêter la guerre étaient cousins.
George V de Grande-Bretagne, Guillaume II d'Allemagne, Nicolas II de Russie, reliés ensemble par une seule famille. George et Wilhelm étaient tous deux des petits-fils de la reine Victoria ; Nicholas était marié à la petite-fille de cette dernière et cousin des deux autres par le même réseau dynastique.
By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos
June 8, 2026
You have probably heard about what are styled right to repair laws - or efforts to get such laws passed. They are a response to the encoding of cars; more finely, to the denial of access to the coding that runs the computer-controlled modern car. Not just the engine but everything, down to the power windows (which are controlled by mini-computers called body control modules).
Inventories Fall And Critical Supply Routes Grow More Exposed
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
June 8, 2026
For much of the past decade, governments, central banks, and international organizations have become accustomed to managing crises through a familiar strategy: when markets face a shock, draw from reserves, stabilize prices, and buy enough time for supply chains to recover. That approach has been used repeatedly, whether the disruption originated from wars, sanctions, pandemics, natural disasters, or political instability.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
June 8, 2026
The death of Christine Cotton, which I wrote about in my post yesterday (Pfizer Whistleblower Christine Cotton Takes Her Life After Year of Excruciating Idiopathic Pain) reminded of Pfizer's trovafloxacin scandal back in 1996, which was apparently the inspiration of John le Carré 2001 novel, The Constant Gardener.
I recently thought of le Carré while having lunch with a friend in London Savile Club, where le Carré was a member.
Israel's +972 Magazine reports that the Israeli military establishment has launched a training program designed to "influence public consciousness" around the world.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
June 8, 2026
Israel's +972 Magazine reports that the Israeli military establishment has launched a training program designed to "influence public consciousness" around the world, with courses aimed at training hundreds of operatives per year in strategies for "actively disrupting or manipulating the beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors of target audiences."
By Jonathan Cook
JonathanCook.net
June 8, 2026
The genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing in Lebanon exhausted the West's moral legitimacy. Now Iran is slowly exhausting the West's military primacy
For decades, two irreconciliable narratives about Israel and its motivations have existed in parallel.
On the one side, an official western narrative portrays a plucky, besieged "Jewish" state of Israel, desperate to make peace with its hostile Arab neighbours.
By Alan MacLeod
MintPress News
June 8, 2026
A mid widespread and growing public opposition to the Israeli genocide of Gaza and South Lebanon, a controversial new bill seeks to formally integrate the U.S. and Israeli militaries like never before, making it difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins.
Section 224 of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) proposes to join the two forces together at the hip, laying the groundwork for extensive cooperation into "seemingly every manner of U.S.-Israeli military-industrial complex cooperation," according to the Institute for Responsible Statecraft.
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic
Global Research
June 8, 2026
In this video production [December 26, 2025], Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic focus on the improvised political actions taken by Donald Trump.
Sanctions, tariffs and punitive actions by an incompetent President, not to mention his ignorance concerning the dangers of nuclear war.
$1.3 trillion allocated by Washingt
Moon of Alabama
June 8, 2026
The colonial expansion of Israel is openly subsidized by the U.S. with currently $3.5 billion per year. Most of that money is bound to Israel's purchase of U.S. made weapons. The stipend is controlled by Congress and must pass the yearly budget review.
The Israeli government is trying to change the stipend into a more lucrative racket.
It has suggested to replace the yearly subsidy by a 'deeper military cooperation' which is code for the guaranteed U.S.
By Tucker Carlson
June 8, 2026
lewrockwell.com
By Andrew Wallace
June 8, 2026
We are doomed if we don't break the back of the corrupt Congress who sold their souls and our future tothe "Parasitic Super-Rich Ruling Class". This combination of greedy traitors is almost impossible to defeat, as they have most of the money and control everything. Most of our people are ignorant and apathetic, with 50% living off the government. Without God's intervention, we will proceed through Economic Collapse, Civil War, and Dystopia.
Betrayal by Trump and the Republicans
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
June 8, 2026
Netanyahu and Trump have come up with a way to protect and enlarge American military support to Israel despite the large upswing in opposition to Israel by the US population-yet more proof that citizens have no influence on government policy. The trick being used is to integrate the US and Israeli militaries.