The western media went into a frenzy yesterday starting yet another smear campaign. This time accusing the Syrian Army of using chemical weapons in Idlib. The problem is the accusation doesn’t hold up to even half hearted scrutiny.
1. La haute représentante de l'Union européenne pour les affaires étrangères et la politique de sécurité et vice‑présidente de la Commission européenne, le secrétaire général adjoint aux affaires humanitaires et coordonnateur des secours d'urgence des Nations unies et les ministres des affaires étrangères de l'Allemagne, du Koweït, de la Norvège, du Qatar et du Royaume-Uni ont présidé ce jour à Bruxelles une conférence sur le conflit syrien et ses répercussions dans la région. Cette conférence, qui s'inscrit (...)
After Congress voted to kill broadband privacy protections, the internet has been abuzz with several people running misleading campaigns to buy Congress’ internet history.
As it turns out, you cannot buy the internet histories of Congress.
One of the more noteworthy campaigns was launched by actor Misha Collins, who setup a GoFundMe to collect funds to “buy Congress’ internet history.”
CNN reporter Don Lemon threw any semblance of credibility he had in the trash recently, as he and his network tried to deny that former National Security Advisor Susan Rice was caught unmasking and spying on Donald Tramp’s team.
While fumbling his words, this is what Lemon said:
As CNN anchors Don Lemon, Jim Sciutto and others try to push the Susan Rice scandal under the rug, the internet answers back.
In this video, Luke Rudkowski showcases the latest information you need to know about the Susan Rice scandal and its implications on possible legal action against the Obama administration.
L’ euro va t’il tuer l’Europe ? 100% Econoclastes n°03 Avec Philippe Béchade, Olivier Berruyer, Olivier Delamarche, Pierre Sabatier et Jean-Pierre Corbel.
Une vidéo vraiment exceptionnelle, qui permet de mieux comprendre une certaine frange du soutien à Macron, de façon presque chimiquement pure je dirais. Et ce grâce au chroniqueur consultant Édouard Tréteau, un proche soutien de Macron.
Je ne la commente même pas, je vous laisse le faire en commentaire (indiquez la phrase que vous aurez “préférée”) :
A deadly chemical attack was carried out in northwestern Syria’s Idlib Province early Tuesday, killing at least 58 people. The United States and its allies have been quick to blame Syria’s government for orchestrating the attack, despite a significant lack of proof.
Former National Security Adviser Susan Rice is denying that the Obama administration abused intelligence surveillance for political purposes, but Senator Rand Paul is now calling for a full investigation and for her to testify under oath.
On Sunday, it was revealed by author and journalist Mike Cernovich that Rice was behind the unmasking of members of the Trump campaign prior to the election.
Saudi Arabia has devastated Yemen with bombing raids, throwing the already-poor nation into a state of famine. The United States has said next to nothing about the Gulf kingdom’s ongoing assault on Yemen, nor has it commented on Saudi Arabia’s penchant for other human rights abuses.
Russia’s central bank opened its first overseas office in Beijing last month, coming one step closer to replacing the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency.
The South China Morning Post reported the new office was part of agreements made between the two countries “to seek stronger economic ties.”
A catastrophic attack has hit the northwestern Syrian province of Idlib today, with heavy airstrikes around the area including what is being described by locals as a “gas attack.”
Please, somebody play the race card: “like white on [Susan] Rice.”
And when will CNN say Susan Rice had to spy, to offset Russian spying?
By Jon Rappoport
CNN is already claiming the whole Susan Rice scandal is a tempest in a teapot, and the Trump team is exaggerating it to distract the public from…something. Fill in the blank yourself. For example: Trump isn’t actually the president, he cheated his way into the Oval Office, while acting as a secret agent for his handler, Vladimir Putin, who in turn was operating on behalf of aliens from Jupiter.
Say hello to America’s shadow government: a corporatized, militarized, entrenched bureaucracy that is fully operational and staffed by unelected officials who are, in essence, running the country. This shadow government represents the hidden face of a government that has no respect for the freedom of American citizens. No matter who sits in the White House or who allegedly represents us in Congress, this shadow government is here to stay.
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Because in art we can see our visions. We can see ideals and archetypes. These fictional characters have the energy we strive for.
When Ayn Rand, the author of The Fountainhead (1943), was asked whether Howard Roark, the hero of her novel, could exist in real life, she answered, with annoyance, “Of course.”
Because in art we can see our visions. We can see ideals and archetypes. These fictional characters have the energy we strive for.
When Ayn Rand, the author of The Fountainhead (1943), was asked whether Howard Roark, the hero of her novel, could exist in real life, she answered, with annoyance, “Of course.”
Her implication was: don’t you have the desire to discover your own highest ideals and live them out?
For many years, the voting integrity community has grappled with the question of how to accommodate voters with disabilities without making elections less secure. There might finally be a solution on the horizon.
One-sixth of the American electorate — over 35 million eligible voters — is disabled. For many of them, simple tasks that many of us take for granted — say, putting pen to paper — is, at best, terribly inconvenient, and, at worst, impossible.
Un pas considérable vient d'être franchi par l'administration Trump : ses principaux diplomates ont annoncé reconnaître le droit des Syriens à la démocratie. Ils admettent qu'ils ont souverainement choisi Bachar el-Assad comme président. C'en est fini de la rhétorique de « démocratisation » forcée qui a accompagné toutes les aventures militaires des administrations précédentes.
Last week, US officials suggested what was seemingly a major policy change, insisting that the future of Syrian President Bashar Assad was up to the Syrian people, and that the US was accepting “reality” in moving away from demands for Assad’s ouster.
The Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) team has officially launched the construction of the world’s first hyperloop, which is set to be revealed at an HTT center in Toulouse, France. The hyperloop was first envisioned by billionaire Elon Musk, who apparently came up with the idea in 2013 before seeking the help of other creative people.
Le G7 des ministres des Affaires étrangères se tiendra à Lucques (Italie). Cette réunion est présentée comme une coordination des grandes puissances démocratiques. En réalité, elle ne correspond pas aux objectifs initiaux de prise de contact du G7. Il s'agit juste du volet civil de l'Otan auquel on a adjoint le principal allié du Pacifique.
In an attempted statewide ban on the use of weaponized drones, the Connecticut state legislature, as reported by Reuters, has instead begun the process of allowing such drones to be used within the state by law enforcement; drones that are not just weaponized, but outfitted with deadly weapons.
While the bill has passed the state legislature’s Judiciary Committee, it will now be voted on by the state’s House of Representatives.
Le Press Club du Mexique a remis le Prix international du journalisme 2017, catégorie analyse géopolitique, à Thierry Meyssan. La cérémonie s'est tenue en présence de nombreuses personnalités latino-américaines du monde des médias et de représentants du gouvernement mexicain. Ce prix vise à honorer la qualité des analyses du récipiendaire et plus précisément son enquête sur les attentats du 11-Septembre et sa couverture des guerres du Liban, de Libye et de Syrie qui en ont suivi. Thierry Meyssan, (...)
6 années se sont écoulées depuis le tremblement de terre de 2011, le tsunami, l’explosion de la centrale nucléaire. Le lieu du drame véhicule désormais la catastrophe en son nom : Fukushima. Où en est-on ?
Selling a culture of ignorance to the young: key moments
Sam Cooke: Don’t know much about anything, what a wonderful world
by Jon Rappoport
April 3, 2017
As my readers know, I’ve been documenting the downfall of education in America for a long time. My basic logic course, contained in my collection, The Matrix Revealed, is one antidote.
Selling a culture of ignorance to the young: key moments
Sam Cooke: Don’t know much about anything, what a wonderful world
By Jon Rappoport
As my readers know, I’ve been documenting the downfall of education in America for a long time. My basic logic course, contained in my collection, The Matrix Revealed, is one antidote.
Aside from what happens and what doesn’t happen in the classroom, the promotion of a popular culture devoted to glorifying ignorance certainly erodes children’s ambition to learn.
In this video, Luke Rudkowski does a rare Skype interview with former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney PhD on Donald Trump and Dyncorp, the troubled military contractor.
Cynthia did not hold anything back during this interview and gives us a look into the latest news surrounding a very important issue.
From their dismal swamps, US academic and financial journal editorialists, the mass media and contemporary ‘Asia experts’, Western progressive and conservative politicians croak in unison about China’s environmental and impending collapse.
A protester has attempted to make a citizen’s arrest of a Saudi Arabian Major General, accusing Saudi Arabia of war crimes in Yemen.
A protester attempts to make a citizen's arrest on a Saudi Arabian Major General – accusing his country of war crimes in the war in Yemen. pic.twitter.com/KVS5Esx6Fi
On this edition of The Geopolitical Report, we examine the recent killing of civilians in Mosul, Iraq. The strategy to murder innocent men, women, and children in the course of war dates back centuries, but was perfected during the Second World War and subsequent conflicts in Korea, Vietnam, and the Middle East. The establishment media has either ignored war crimes against civilians, or when it does it routinely blames al-Qaeda, the Islamic State, or other officially designated enemies, many acting as proxies for the Pentagon and the United States.
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It has been reported that Trump’s transition team being spied on is not the only instance of intelligence shenanigans during the election.
It seems like now that the Trump team had been spied well before the GOP nomination and that the identities of several individuals in the Trump team were unmasked as intelligence communities worked with the data.
Swat team Lego. Cashless monopoly. Barbie's new credit card. If I didn't know better, I'd say that the social engineers figured out long ago that the best time to condition the public is when they're young and impressionable. But nahhhhh, that's probably just a load of rich, creamery butter. (And knowing is half the battle!)
There has been an explosion in the Russian city of St. Petersburg. The explosion has apparently happened in the underground train system. There are reports of 10 people dead and 50 people injured.
This is a breaking story, and updates will be added.
It all started with Barbra Streisand: people who need people
The revolution—backwards.
By Jon Rappoport
A cultural turning point.
The 1964 song, People Who Need People, composed by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill, made Barbra Streisand a star.
I remember radio stations playing the tune day after day. The sentiment of the lyric had people saying YES as they wiped their tears away. It was as if a repressed universal idea had suddenly emerged out of the subconscious of America, forming a new national anthem:
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is likely safe as Ecuadorians narrowly elected ruling PAIS Alliance party candidate Lenín Moreno over conservative Guillermo Lasso who said that he would end his asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London if elected.
Moreno won the South American country presidential election with 51% of the vote, according to the National Electoral Council.
In the debate over whether Donald Trump’s team conspired with Russia prior to the election, the new president’s opponents often invoke the Logan Act, an obscure 18th century law designed to prevent citizens from freelancing in foreign policy.
That talk has heated up last week in response to reports that former General Michael Flynn, who briefly served as Trump’s National Security Adviser before resigning, is seeking immunity in exchange for his testimony.
In this month's subscriber-only podcast Pearse and I discuss the 1986 TV movie Under Siege. Co-written by former Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward on the surface this is a liberal take on the Reagan White House, but underneath is a profoundly neoconservative film.
L'OTAN menace notre sécurité, par Gabriel Galice, Daniele Ganser, Hans von Sponek / Le rôle de l'Occident dans la crise ukrainienne, par Dario Rivolta / Effervescence dans les relations germano-russes ? / Nikolaï Starikov : La tragédie de l'Ukraine – un journal géopolitique, par Barbara Hug / « C'est à nous de décider ». Le droit à la votation populaire contraignante doit être inclus dans la Constitution fédérale autrichienne / Retour à la case départ.
That the Pentagon has a habit of dramatically under-counting the number of civilians it has killed in Iraq and Syria is increasingly itself an understatement.
Two alleged members of the extremist Jewish Defense League have been charged with attacking protesters at last weekend’s AIPAC conference in Washington, D.C. The attacks mark the group’s most violent public incident in years.
What Really Happened Last Week: Cult Shadow Government Arrest, End Of U.S. Dollar World Reserve Currency, And So Much More.
In this video, Luke Rudkowski covers all the latest news that happened from March 26 to April 2 in a recap video of all the most important information that We Are Change believes you should know.
In the twenty-sixth edition of Russian Newspapers Monitor, Professor Filip Kovacevic discusses the articles from four Russian newspapers: Kommersant, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Izvestia and Komsomolskaya Pravda. He discusses the key actors and agendas behind the recent anti-government protests in Russia, the most dangerous deterioration of the Russian-Ukrainian relations since 2014, the U.S.
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Nearly five months after the election, President Donald Trump and his administration can’t shake the “big gray cloud” hanging over the White House — in the words of House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA), over whose head a thunderstorm is also brewing for his role in the saga.
In the below video, I report on Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s recent announcement alongside UN Ambassador Nikki Haley that he does not view ousting Bashar al Assad as a prerogative of the current administration.
At a joint conference with the Turkish Foreign Minister in Turkey, Tillerson said,
President Donald Trump’s former national security advisor Micheal Flynn is under fire for failing to disclose payments from the Russian television network RT and two Russian firms Volga-Dnepr Airlines and Kaspersky Government Security Solutions in an ethics form he signed according to documents released by the White House Reuters reported.
“At its core was a question: do we want to be as connected to our foreign policy as we are to our smartphones? My hypothesis was no. Americans don’t care about the drone war because it is largely hidden from view.”
At least 3,330 people were killed during March, and another 929 were wounded. These figures are a very conservative estimate of the casualties occurring in Iraq. The true figures could be hundreds or even thousands higher. The government has refused to give any honest figures; however, there is evidence that the numbers are being underreported.
If you read the headlines of major corporate media outlets, you’d think hundreds of Iraqi civilians in Mosul coincidentally died in the same location that just so happened to be hit by a US airstrike.
Over the last 40 years, the assault on Western culture and civilization has taken people so far away from lucid thinking and logic, they don’t even know this discipline exists at all.
Over the last 40 years, the assault on Western culture and civilization has taken people so far away from lucid thinking and logic, they don’t even know this discipline exists at all.
Nous avons des besoins importants et très urgents pour différents projets.
Nous comptons donc vraiment sur vous…
Traducteurs anglais
Nous traduisons régulièrement de nombreux articles anglophones importants afin de les diffuser largement.
Nous avons besoin de plus de traducteurs. Le principe est simple : il faut s’inscrire, vous recevez des codes d’accès, et vous participez de façon collaborative au rythme qui vous convient, c’est très souple.
Avec notamment un zoom sur le Yemen et l’Euro. Merci aux contributeurs de cette revue de presse. Pour les rejoindre, postulez via le formulaire de contact du blog !
Twitter users launched a Kekistani Day of Rememberance on Saturday for those who have been lost in the great meme war — and vowed to never stop fighting against Kekophobia, and for the freedom of the People’s Republic of Kekistan.
All Kekistan desires is freedom to worship the great deity Kek and create dank memes in peace. Unfortunately, the Kekistani people have been long oppressed by normies who seek to destroy their rich culture and history.
For months now the Russians have been touted as the group that influenced our electoral process without any evidence but something happened last May in Nevada to a former presidential candidate that needs further investigation that is a far bigger threat to Democracy and no one is talking about it.
German-Turkish relations keep plummeting as Berlin and Ankara argue over the threat posed by U.S.-based Turkish preacher Fethullah Gülen and his movement, but there is more to the latest dispute than meets the eye.
In recent weeks, tensions have been running high between Germany and Turkey due to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s referendum campaign. Disagreements over the Gülen movement are now adding fuel to the fire.
Proving once again that the Russians are all trolls the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, posted a fake audio recording of their answering machine mocking the allegations that they have committed election interference on April fools day.
The people who run society are engaged in bringing systems and structures into interlocking alignment, in order to create larger and larger machines of control.
I keep returning to this territory, because the whole thrust of modern civilization is making the individual extinct.
Powerless, badly educated, adrift in technology, viewed as a unit tied to a massive collective—this is the picture of the individual.
The people who run society are engaged in bringing systems and structures into interlocking alignment, in order to create larger and larger machines of control.
I keep returning to this territory, because the whole thrust of modern civilization is making the individual extinct.
Powerless, badly educated, adrift in technology, viewed as a unit tied to a massive collective—this is the picture of the individual.
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This week on the New World Next Week: Congress just passed a bill allowing ISPs to sell your search history; the Russian hacking story is falling apart at the seams; and liberty takes to the seas with free, floating cities.
From their dismal swamps, US academic and financial journal editorialists, the mass media and contemporary ‘Asia experts’, Western progressive and conservative politicians croak in unison about China’s environmental and impending collapse.
German-Turkish relations keep plummeting as Berlin and Ankara argue over the threat posed by U.S.-based Turkish preacher Fethullah Gülen and his movement, but there is more to the latest dispute than meets the eye.
