Donald Trump a compris qui est Benyamin Netanyahou lors de l'élection présidentielle états-unienne volée de 2020. Malgré les apparences, les deux hommes ne sont plus du tout sur la même longueur d'ondes depuis ce moment-là. Le président Trump rêve de conclure la paix, partout où il y a la guerre, tandis que le Premier ministre Netanyahou poursuit son projet "sioniste révisionniste" (sans rapport avec le "sionisme" de Hertzl) de conquête du Moyen-Orient.

par Pepe Escobar

MOSCOU et SAINT-PÉTERSBOURG - Le lundi 1er juin, sur Power Shift, une nouvelle plateforme géopolitique indépendante, Zulfiqar Ali, Larry Johnson et moi-même avons révélé ce qui, à toutes fins pratiques, constitue une information explosive : si les nuages sombres continuent de s'amonceler, Téhéran est prêt à passer de l'ambiguïté nucléaire à  youtube .

par Alastair Crooke

La guerre entre les États-Unis et l'Iran a dépassé sa phase initiale pour atteindre la prochaine, pour laquelle l'Iran met toutes les chances de son côté, la prochaine phase étant un retour à la guerre chaude. Probablement une guerre en épisodes limités, mais possédant néanmoins un potentiel d'élargissement régional, si les États-Unis (et Israël) choisissent d'intensifier fortement les choses.

Brigitte challande, 8 juin 2026.- "Les villes, comme les êtres humains, peuvent se fatiguer. Elles peuvent s'égarer. Mais elles ne cessent jamais de rêver de retrouver leur propre chemin." Un témoignage comme un long poème d'Abu Amir, le 6 Juin.

"Les habitants de Gaza ne cherchent plus les routes qui mènent à leurs maisons. Car les maisons ne sont plus là. Et les routes non plus. Ils cherchent désormais autre chose.

Quds News Network, 8 juin 2026. - Israël a fermé tous les points de passage frontaliers vers Gaza et suspendu l'acheminement de l'aide humanitaire dans l'enclave, malgré un accord de cessez-le-feu soutenu par les États-Unis. Cette décision intervient dans un contexte de restrictions et d'attaques persistantes, aggravant la crise humanitaire et détériorant les conditions de vie des Palestiniens à Gaza.

By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute  

June 9, 2026

Not since the notorious 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provided for indefinite detention of American citizens, has the annual funding bill been as misused as this year. Embedded in the bill is an insult to every American who values our national sovereignty. The NDAA's Section 224, the "United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative," would "integrate" the Israeli military with our own, fusing technology, production, intelligence-sharing, and more.

By Mark Keenan  

June 9, 2026

The World Health Organization has found a new mission.

After the COVID years, when much of the public began questioning the wisdom and authority of global health bureaucracies, the WHO has increasingly shifted its attention toward climate change. The latest claim is that climate change should be treated as a public health emergency across Europe.

The language is dramatic.

By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"

June 9, 2026

On June 8, 1967, the U.S.S. Liberty was attacked in the eastern Mediterranean, by Israeli military forces. The ship was in international waters, her nationality clearly marked. And yet our "greatest ally" struck it with enough force to kill 34 Liberty crew members and wound 173. The incident didn't have any effect on U.S.-Israeli relations.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21  

June 9, 2026

Nine days after Iran warned the West, Israel in particular, that any further attacks on Beirut would result in Iran retaliating against Israel, Israel hit the Beirut suburb of Dahiyeh. The attack on Sunday afternoon sent plumes of smoke rising over the suburb, with strikes targeting two apartments in two buildings. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced the attack in the Dahiyeh district, saying it was in retaliation for an earlier Hezbollah strike on Israel.

SchiffGold.com  

June 9, 2026

Last week Peter joined Shannon Joy on her podcast to warn listeners that runaway government spending and a corrupting alliance between state and corporate power are eating away at living standards. He connects collapsing consumer confidence, rising interest rates, and a political media culture that shields power to make the case that savers need sound money as insurance against policy failure.

A Canadian professor is deeply disturbed by Friedrich A. Hayek's mustache.  

By Christopher Chantrill
American Thinker  

June 9, 2026

Suppose you were a university professor and a liberal - but I repeat myself. And suppose you were ambitious. What better way to blaze across the sky like a meteor than to write a book about how all those far-right armed insurrectionists were fans of a guy with a semi-Nazi mustache?

By Mike Adams
Natural News 

June 9, 2026

Introduction: A Crisis of Thought

When it comes to how AI is being deployed today, we are witnessing something far more dangerous than a market correction or a tech bubble. We are living through an unprecedented crash in human cognition.

I believe the relentless hype around artificial intelligence is blinding us to the real catastrophe: the masses are eagerly outsourcing their minds to machines, trading their ability to think for the convenience of having a digital oracle answer every question.

Professor Angus Dalgleish's Senate testimony is unspeakably bad news for public health, but we are working on finding solutions.  

By John Leake
Courageous Discourse  

June 9, 2026

Back in February of this year I interviewed Professor Angus Dalgleish about how the Dr. Frankensteins of molecular biology and vaccine development have unleashed a malignant monster on mankind.

In his general education, intellect, curiosity, and imagination, Professor Dalgleish-Professor of Oncology, St.

The Evil One wants to separate us from the Eucharist, so he uses Sunday sports and activities.  

By Fr. Joseph Gill
Crisis Magazine  

June 9, 2026

The enemies of the Lord have always had a special hatred for the Eucharist. The first thing that most of the tyrants of the 20th century did was to abolish the Mass-from the Communist takeover of Poland, to the Spanish Revolution, to the anti-clerical laws of Mexico in the 1920s.

By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com

June 9, 2026

For most people living in wealthy nations, the idea of a famine sounds like something that belongs to another age. It conjures images of black-and-white photographs, desperate migrations, failed harvests, and stories passed down through generations that endured hardships modern societies believe they have long since overcome.