Les monarchies du Golfe Persique ne peuvent plus se permettre de déléguer indéfiniment leur sécurité à Washington
Mohamed Lamine KABA,
Le paradigme qui anime désormais les monarchies du Golfe ne rejette pas Washington. Il le reclasse. De protecteur unique, il devient fournisseur parmi d'autres; utile pour les armements, pesant pour ses conditions, dangereux pour son unilatéralisme. Cette reclassification est la révolution silencieuse en cours.
En réalité, l'illusion de l'invincibilité américaine a vécu au Moyen-Orient depuis le Pacte du Quincy de 1945.
Fbi Boss Robert Mueller Conned America To Ravage Our Rights
By James Bovard
The Future of Freedom Foundation
July 3, 2026
When former FBI director Robert Mueller died in March, the New York Times eulogized him as a "button-down, lockjawed, rock-ribbed exemplar of a vanishing caste." Media tributes poured in as if Mueller was the law-enforcement version of Mother Theresa.
Mueller's abuse of power goes way back
But tell that to the Liberty City Seven, victims in a landmark case in the war on terror that should have defined Mueller's legacy far more than his photo ops at congressional hearings.
The Birthright Citizenship Ruling Will Create More Conflict Over Immigration
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
July 3, 2026
The US Supreme Court ruled this week that the twentieth-century interpretation of so-called "birthright citizenship"-i.e., the idea that virtually anyone born inside the territory of the United States is an automatic citizen-is to be upheld. This further solidifies into US law the idea that children born on US soil to visiting foreign nationals-among many other non-citizens-are granted citizenship automatically.
The New Pseudoscience of Climate Attribution: How Computer Models Are Replacing Observation
By Mark Keenan
July 3, 2026
Every time a hurricane makes landfall, a wildfire burns, or torrential rain causes flooding, the headlines follow a familiar script. We are told that climate change made the event "twice as likely," "35 times more likely," or "virtually impossible without human influence." These figures are repeated by politicians, journalists, and activists as though they were direct scientific observations.
Europe Is Already Preparing for War
By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
July 3, 2026
People keep asking when World War III will begin. They are asking the wrong question. Europe is already behaving as though it is at war. I have warned for years that the politicians in Brussels would never allow peace because the sovereign debt crisis requires an external enemy. Every week, another European government announces more military spending, another mobilization plan, another emergency measure, another speech warning the public to prepare for conflict.
They Fearmonger About « Communism » Because They Can't Oppose Real Problems
The leader of the most murderous and tyrannical power structure on earth can't take a stand against the real problems in our world, because the power structure is the source of those problems. So instead he has to invent fictional monsters to fight.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
July 3, 2026
As self-styled "democratic socialists" make some advancements in blue states, Republicans have launched a renewed fearmongering campaign about the urgent threat of "communism" - an ideology with no meaningful political existence in the United States.
History Repeating Itself ? A Closer Look at the Vatican's Sspx Excommunications
Common opinion holds that only the SSPX bishops were excommunicated in 1988, and that Cdl. Fernández has raised the stakes. This is only partly true.
By S.D. Wright
Lifesite News
July 3, 2026
Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, has issued a decree of excommunication against the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) for Wednesday's episcopal consecrations, accompanied by an explanatory note.
The Six Stages of America's Collapse After the Day the Lights Never Came Back
By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival
July 3, 2026
For generations, electricity became so deeply woven into everyday life that most people stopped noticing it altogether. It was no longer viewed as technology but as something permanent, almost as reliable as the sunrise itself. Every morning began with lights illuminating bedrooms before dawn, coffee makers humming in quiet kitchens, phones reconnecting to wireless networks, refrigerators preserving enough food to feed entire families, and millions of vehicles carrying workers across cities whose traffic systems depended entirely on invisible currents flowing beneath streets and highways.
The Balance of Coercive Leverage
By John J. Mearsheimer
John's Substack
July 3, 2026
On 30 June 2026, I was on "Judging Freedom" talking with the Judge about the West's foolish policy of helping Ukraine to "accelerate" its drone and missile attacks on the Russian homeland. And this includes President Trump, who appears to think Ukraine is doing the right thing and that he should applaud and support Kyiv. The West is also talking about taking further steps to damage the Russian economy.
When Medical Examiners Fail To Do their Job
Determining the true cause of death is the key to solving crime, fighting disease, and keeping unsafe products off the market. When medical examiners fail to do their job, disaster ensues.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
July 3, 2026
One of the primary mechanisms for concealing the harms of COVID-19 vaccines has been the willingness of coroners and medical examiners to turn a blind eye to the indications that these products have caused thousands of deaths since their rollout in 2021.
The World's Gold Is Quietly Leaving London and New York
Schiff Sovereign
July 3, 2026
In December 1916, with German and Austro-Hungarian armies closing in on Bucharest, the Romanian government made a decision that must have felt entirely sensible at the time.
Romania had gambled its way into the Great War a few months earlier, sending its army across the Carpathian Mountains to grab Austro-Hungarian Transylvania, believing that Germany and Austria-Hungary were too exhausted to stop them.
Explaining the Numbers in Gaza
By Karen Kwiatkowski
July 3, 2026
I believe well over a million Gazans have already perished due to US and Israeli bombs and forced starvation, and that fewer than 100,000 have emigrated. Those Gazans remaining upright - on the 30% of the Strip left to them - are being starved, bombed, burned, and harassed every day as a matter of Israeli policy.
Because the US government and state media supports genocide in Gaza, accurate data is hard to find.
L'Iran met en garde Marco Rubio : « Personne ne se laissera berner » par la tentative Us de redéfinir le protocole d'accord Iran-Usa
Il Libano sull'orlo della guerra civile
Lucas Leiroz
La collaborazione tra il governo libanese, le élite politiche del Paese e Israele potrebbe spingere il Libano verso un conflitto armato interno.
Il Libano sta attraversando uno dei momenti più delicati della sua storia recente. Dopo anni di crisi economica, paralisi istituzionale e scontri ripetuti lungo il confine meridionale, il dibattito sul futuro della Resistenza sciita è tornato ad essere al centro della politica nazionale.
L'Otan 3.0
Alliance ou fonds d'investissement militaro-industriel ?
Par Biljana Vankovska, le 2 juillet 2026
Les temps sont durs pour tous ceux qui ont toujours critiqué l'OTAN. De l'époque de la "défense du monde libre" contre le communisme, en passant par celle des "interventions humanitaires" et de la "guerre mondiale contre le terrorisme", jusqu'à la lutte prétendument existentielle d'aujourd'hui contre la quasi-totalité du monde non occidental, l'Alliance n'a cessé de réinventer son discours pour légitimer son existence.
Explosion à Monaco : à qui profite le crime ? Philippot pointe du doigt Kiev
Explosion à Monaco : l'oligarque ukrainien visé aurait voulu dénoncer la corruption en Ukraine
Le site de l'incident. Crédit : Christine P./X.
L'attaque à l'explosif qui a visé à Monaco l'homme d'affaires ukrainien Vadim Ermolaev pourrait être liée à son projet de porter devant le Parlement européen la question de la corruption en Ukraine, selon Monaco-Matin. Au total, trois personnes ont été touchées.
L'homme d'affaires ukrainien Vadim Ermolaev, visé fin juin par une attaque à l'explosif à Monaco, devait, dans les semaines à venir, organiser une conférence consacrée à la corruption en Ukraine au Parlement européen, a rapporté, le 1er juillet, Monaco-Matin, citant Claude Moniquet, ancien membre de la Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure française.
Ursula von der Leyen et la décrépitude morale de l'Europe
Par Ramzy Baroud
La présidente de la Commission européenne, Ursula von der Leyen, a tout à fait le droit de subordonner les relations de l'Union européenne avec n'importe quel autre pays ou bloc au respect des droits de l'homme. Cela serait bien sûr crédible si elle avait elle-même véritablement à cœur ces valeurs.
En réaction à la signature, le 19 juin, du protocole d'accord entre les États-Unis et l'Iran - destiné à mettre fin à une guerre destructrice -, Mme von der Leyen a déclaré que l'Union européenne n'avait pas l'intention de lever ses sanctions contre Téhéran.