par Eric Toussaint

Hammourabi, roi de Babylone, et les annulations de dette

Le code Hammourabi, qui se trouve au Louvre à Paris.

Le Code Hammourabi se trouve au musée du Louvre à Paris. En fait, le terme «code» est inapproprié, car Hammourabi nous a légué plutôt un ensemble de règles et de jugements concernant les relations entre les pouvoirs publics et les citoyens.

par Jean-Yves Le Gallou

Connaissez-vous les étapes du changement selon John Kotter ? Cette théorie managériale s'applique parfaitement à toutes les manœuvres politiques liées au changement climatique. En appliquant ce modèle aux décisions de la classe au pouvoir liées à cet alarmisme climatique, vous comprendrez ce qui se passe.

Première étape : créer un sentiment d'urgence

Nos gouvernants veulent-ils faire disparaître les médecins ?

par le Dr Gérard Delépine

Lors du covid, le gouvernement s'est arrogé le droit de prescription, jusque-là prérogative exclusive des médecins d'après la loi, leur a interdit certains traitements (chloroquine) et leur a dicté d'autres traitements (Doliprane, Rivotril, remdesivir).

Il a ensuite instrumentalisé le conseil de l'ordre pour exclure des médecins qui guérissaient leurs malades en respectant leur serment d'Hippocrate s'ils ne respectaient pas les consignes officielles.

Giulio Chinappi

L'ammissione di Timor Est come undicesimo membro dell'ASEAN, formalizzata a Kuala Lumpur il 26 ottobre 2025 durante il 47º Vertice dell'Associazione, segna il compimento di un percorso iniziato quattordici anni fa e rilancia l'agenda regionale su sicurezza, crescita, transizioni verde e digitale.

L'ingresso di Timor Est nell'Associazione delle Nazioni del Sud-Est asiatico (ASEAN) è insieme un punto d'arrivo e un nuovo inizio.

By Andrew Wallace

November 5, 2025

It is an absolute fact that the American Dream is denied American Workers because a bribed, corrupt, and terrified Congress gave the resources to the Zionist Jewish Lobby aka Deep State aka Parasitic Super-Rich Ruling Class. The Zionist Jewish lobby is the acknowledged leader of the associated criminal groups. Our economic problem is that our public resources are spent on unconstitutional Communist programs, Foreign Aid, and Foreign Deployment of troops and unconstitutional functions.

By Jeff Thomas
International Man

November 5, 2025

"In spite of all the rhetoric, we will go deeper in debt, the Fed will print more money, and the value of the dollar will continue to plummet." - Ron Paul

Never in history have the economic and political structures been so manipulated by those who are responsible for their safekeeping; never has so much been at stake, in so many countries, and facing collapse, all at the same time.

By Charles Hugh Smith

OfTwoMinds.com

November 5, 2025

Even if an AI program advises selling everything and walking away from the market for five years, how many of us would take this advice?

Only those who experienced the heady euphoria of the late 1990s dot-com bubble in tech stocks know what the shift from "can't lose" confidence to "can't win" surrender feels like. The chart below illustrates this emotional cycle of confidence rising and fading as bubbles inflate and deflate.

By Brian C. Joondeph
American Thinker

November 5, 2025

A new study in the Annals of Internal Medicine found that nearly 5% of U.S. physicians left clinical practice in 2019, representing a 40% increase in just six years.

It confirms what every practicing doctor already knows: America's physicians are burning out, checking out, and getting out, with female physicians and those in rural areas being the most likely to exit.

By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival

November 5, 2025

Stories about killer robots, machine-augmented heroes, laser weapons and battles in space - outer or cyber - have always been good for filling cinema seats, but now they have started to liven up sober academic journals and government white papers.

However, war is about much more than combat or how we fight. Is the sensationalism of high-tech weaponry blinding us to technology's impact on the broader social, political and cultural context that determines why, where and when war happens, what makes it more or less likely, and who wins?

By Eric Sammons
Crisis Magazine

November 5, 2025

With last November's election, the conservative Right in this country secured a massive victory. Donald Trump won the presidency handily, the GOP gained control of both the House and the Senate, and the Democratic Party was in disarray, with no one to bring them back to prominence. It appeared clear that the nation could look forward to years of Republican dominance.