par Mohamed Lamine Kaba
Au Moyen-Orient, la guerre actuelle révèle l'effondrement progressif du mythe de l'omnipotence américaine, longtemps présentée comme insurmontable. Paradoxalement, la rhétorique triomphante de Washington se heurte désormais à une réalité stratégique de plus en plus défavorable.
De la guerre des douze jours de 2025 à l'escalade militaire du 28 février 2026, le Moyen-Orient est redevenu l'épicentre d'une confrontation stratégique mondiale.
Selon un nouveau sondage, une majorité d'électeurs américains potentiels pensent que Donald Trump a déclenché la guerre contre l'Iran, au moins en partie, pour détourner l'attention du scandale Jeffrey Epstein qui a entaché sa présidence.
Le professeur Jeffrey Sachs affirme que la seule voie vers la paix dans la région est l'autodétermination, avertissant qu'Israël ne peut pas mener ces guerres seul, les qualifiant de "guerres américaines" soutenues par le financement et le soutien militaire des États-Unis.
Napakatbra
Ils soutenaient la ligne dure. Ils parlaient de fermeté, de frontières, de "criminels". Puis l'ICE a frappé chez eux. Et soudain, ce qui était "nécessaire" est devenu "inhumain".
Il y a des réveils qui font mal.
Angela Vergara, députée conservatrice colombienne, soutenait la ligne dure de Donald Trump sur l'immigration. Puis son fils de 22 ans, Rafael, a été arrêté par l'ICE.
By Andrew P. Napolitano
March 12, 2026
During the first Trump administration, the FBI quietly spent $5 million on Pegasus, an Israeli-developed software product known generically as zero click. Zero click permits the user to download the contents of another mobile or desktop device without tricking the user of that device into clicking on a viral link.
When FBI Director Christopher Wray was confronted with evidence of this purchase in 2021, he stated under oath at a congressional hearing that his agents did not and would not use it; but they bought it because they wanted to understand how it worked.
By David Gordon and Wanjiru Njoya
Mises.org
March 12, 2026
In his article "Nations by Consent," Murray Rothbard reiterated his argument that individual liberty does not envisage atomistic human beings isolated from the societies in which they live:
Contemporary libertarians often assume, mistakenly, that individuals are bound to each other only by the nexus of market exchange. They forget that everyone is necessarily born into a family, a language, and a culture.
By John Kennedy
March 12, 2026
Introduction- One Nation Under Factions
In Part One, "Between the State and the Insurrection the tactics of both an insurrectionist force and the state were discussed. The inability of liberal tactics to confront Marxist tactics is self-evident in the revolutions in Russia and Italy and in events like the Bay of Pigs and Somalia 1993; the importance of intelligence agencies in the modern world; the general strike as the final line of defense; and finally, the importance of culture as a first line of defense in the most bourgeois society.
By Kurt Nimmo
Global Research
March 12, 2026
The Donald posted a rather long diatribe on his Truth Social, a social platform that rarely dispenses truth. Let's break it down.
Iran, which is now suffering a severe defeat, apologized and surrendered to its Middle Eastern neighbors and promised not to fire in their direction anymore. This promise was made only because of the relentless attacks by the US and Israel.
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
March 12, 2026
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By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
March 12, 2026
"You grew up wanting so bad to be Luke Skywalker, but you realize that you were basically a Stormtrooper." ~ Daniel Crimmins
Nobody wants to believe they're the villain in the story. Nobody wants to believe their government is run by psychopaths who are inflicting unfathomable evils upon populations around the globe in order to rule the world.
By Michael Snyder
End Of The American Dream
March 12, 2026
President Trump has repeatedly stated that the war with Iran is going to be quite short. But there is no way that he will be able to walk away if traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is paralyzed and Iran continues to hammer U.S. allies throughout the Middle East. Instead of seeking an end to the conflict after all of the bombing that they have endured, the Iranians are defiantly declaring that this war will be over when they say that it is over.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
March 12, 2026
President Donald Trump suggested on Monday that the United States was winding down its war against Iran. He also implied that he's open to ending U.S. participation and leaving the new hardliner cleric in charge.
"It's going to be ended soon," he said of the war during a press conference Monday afternoon. When a reporter asked when exactly Americans can expect it to end, he said it wouldn't happen this week, "but soon...
March 12, 2026
lewrockwell.com
Mohammed Amer,
La polarisation de la vie politique intérieure est récemment reconnue comme un fait des plus sérieux par pratiquement tous les observateurs.
La récente décision de la Cour suprême des États-Unis sur l'illégalité de l'introduction de certains droits de douane a été perçue par la majeure partie de la presse démocrate comme une grave défaite de la stratégie économique du président Trump.
Qu'est-ce qui constitue la sécurité nationale et comment l'atteindre au mieux ? Les dépenses militaires massives rendent-elles vraiment un pays plus sûr, et quels dangers pour la démocratie et la liberté représentent les vastes complexes militaires ? De nos jours, en Amérique, ce genre de questions est rarement abordé de manière honnête. Au contraire, l'administration Trump privilégie les préparatifs de guerre et davantage de guerres, alimentés par des augmentations potentiellement énormes des dépenses militaires, présentées de manière malhonnête comme des "recapitalisations" de la sécurité et de la sûreté des États-Unis.
par PressTV
Plusieurs conseillers du président américain, Donald Trump, l'exhortent en privé à présenter publiquement une stratégie de sortie de l'agression militaire massive et non provoquée que les États-Unis mènent aux côtés d'Israël contre l'Iran.
Le Wall Street Journal, citant des sources anonymes proches du dossier, rapporte que ces conseillers souhaitent que Trump déclaré que Washington a atteint une grande partie de ses objectifs dans cette guerre contre l'Iran.
Lorenzo Maria Pacini
C'è una cosa in cui gli Stati Uniti d'America sono sempre stati bravi: fare la guerra.
Colonizzazione, versione 2.0
C'è una cosa in cui gli Stati Uniti d'America sono sempre stati bravi: fare la guerra. Nel loro breve periodo di interazione con il resto del mondo - circa un secolo di conflitti fuori dai confini domestici - gli USA hanno raggiunto una densità di conflitti non paragonabile con nessun altro Paese al mondo (in proporzione alla storia della loro esistenza come Stato).
By Adam DICK
Wars of choice, a plethora of changing tariffs and sanctions on countries across the world, and a historically high number of executive orders characterize the first year of Donald Trump's second presidential term. And all this has been accomplished by the executive branch with minimal pushback from the legislative branch.
Congress has over time ceded more and more power to the executive branch.
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Troupes américaines au Moyen-Orient
Richard Blumenthal, sénateur démocrate américain, a averti que la stratégie de Donald Trump pourrait mener à un déploiement de soldats américains sur le sol iranien. Cette inquiétude a été exprimée après un briefing confidentiel devant la commission des forces armées du Séna
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Photo d'illustration.
Pour éviter de disposer d'un excédent budgétaire qui sera déduit de son prochain budget, le département américain de la Guerre effectue des dépenses, pour le moins faramineuses, se chiffrant en milliards de dollars.
"Tout dépenser ou tout perdre" : c'est dans cet esprit que les responsables du département américain de la Guerre abordent chaque nouvelle année budgétaire qui débute en octobre.
By Ron Unz
The Unz Review
March 11, 2026
For centuries, modern nations had generally conducted their wars in rather gentlemanly fashion, usually making efforts to comply with all the laws and international treaties regulating such conflicts.
A war might often begin with a downcast ambassador delivering a diplomatic note to the accredited government, informing its political leadership that unless certain crucial demands were immediately met, a state of war should be assumed to exist by noon the following day.