• Israel’s Ploy Selling a Syrian Nuke Strike – Consortiumnews
    https://consortiumnews.com/2017/11/18/israels-ploy-selling-a-syrian-nuke-strike

    The Iraq WMD fiasco wasn’t the only time political pressure twisted U.S. intelligence judgments. In 2007, Israel sold the CIA on a dubious claim about a North Korean nuclear reactor in the Syrian desert, reports Gareth Porter.

    How Syrian-Nuke Evidence Was Faked – Consortiumnews
    https://consortiumnews.com/2017/11/19/how-syrian-nuke-evidence-was-faked

    In joining #Israel and the White House selling military intervention in Syria, the CIA and international inspectors hid key evidence that would undermine the case, says Gareth Porter in a second part of a two-part series.

    #fabrication_de_preuves #complicité_ONU #Etats-Unis

  • The Legacy of Reagan’s Civilian ‘Psyops’ – Consortiumnews
    https://consortiumnews.com/2017/10/13/the-legacy-of-reagans-civilian-psyops

    L’agence de développement, l’agence d’information et la #NED, pseudo ONG et véritable agence civile.

    Declassified records from the Reagan presidential library show how the U.S. government enlisted civilian agencies in psychological operations designed to exploit information as a way to manipulate the behavior of targeted foreign audiences and, at least indirectly, American citizens.

    A just-declassified sign-in sheet for a meeting of an inter-agency “psyops” committee on Oct. 24, 1986, shows representatives from the Agency for International Development (#USAID), the State Department, and the U.S. Information Agency (#USIA) joining officials from the Central Intelligence Agency and the Defense Department.

    #civil #etats-unis #propagande

  • How the World May End – Consortiumnews
    https://consortiumnews.com/2017/08/04/how-the-world-may-end

    The “sanctions” are aimed at Europe, too, mainly Germany, which depends on Russian natural gas and on European companies that do legitimate business with Russia. In what passed for debate on Capitol Hill, the more garrulous senators left no doubt that the embargo was designed to force Europe to import expensive American gas.

    Their main aim seems to be war – real war. No provocation as extreme can suggest anything else. They seem to crave it, even though Americans have little idea what war is. The Civil War of 1861-65 was the last on their mainland. War is what the United States does to others.

    The only nation to have used nuclear weapons against human beings, they have since destroyed scores of governments, many of them democracies, and laid to waste whole societies – the million deaths in Iraq were a fraction of the carnage in Indochina, which President Reagan called “a noble cause” and President Obama revised as the tragedy of an “exceptional people.” He was not referring to the Vietnamese.

    #guerre_nucléaire

    Traduction disponible ici : http://www.les-crises.fr/comment-le-monde-pourrait-finir

  • The Killing of History
    https://consortiumnews.com/2017/09/21/the-killing-of-history

    I watched the first episode in New York. It leaves you in no doubt of its intentions right from the start. The narrator says the war “was begun in good faith by decent people out of fateful misunderstandings, American overconfidence and Cold War misunderstandings.”

    The dishonesty of this statement is not surprising. The cynical fabrication of “false flags” that led to the invasion of Vietnam is a matter of record – the Gulf of Tonkin “incident” in 1964, which Burns promotes as true, was just one. The lies litter a multitude of official documents, notably the Pentagon Papers, which the great whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg released in 1971.

    There was no good faith. The faith was rotten and cancerous. For me – as it must be for many Americans – it is difficult to watch the film’s jumble of “red peril” maps, unexplained interviewees, ineptly cut archive and maudlin American battlefield sequences. In the series’ press release in Britain — the BBC will show it — there is no mention of Vietnamese dead, only Americans.

    “We are all searching for some meaning in this terrible tragedy,” Novick is quoted as saying. How very post-modern.

    All this will be familiar to those who have observed how the American media and popular culture behemoth has revised and served up the great crime of the second half of the Twentieth Century: from “The Green Berets” and “The Deer Hunter” to “Rambo” and, in so doing, has legitimized subsequent wars of aggression. The revisionism never stops and the blood never dries. The invader is pitied and purged of guilt, while “searching for some meaning in this terrible tragedy.” Cue Bob Dylan: “Oh, where have you been, my blue-eyed son?”

    What ‘Decency’ and ‘Good Faith’?

  • Panique : Netanyahou, l’Iran et le Hezbollah
    http://www.dedefensa.org/article/panique-netanyahou-liran-et-le-hezbollah

    Panique : Netanyahou, l’Iran et le Hezbollah

    A la lumière de la confirmation avec les effets psychologiques et politiques à mesure de la victoire syrienne de Deir ez-Zour, le long commentaire ci-dessous d’Alastair Crooke sur la “panique Netanyahou” prend une singulière importance. Les Syriens d’Assad ont, avec l’aide des Iraniens et surtout du Hezbollah, et le soutien aérien massif de la Russie, emporté une victoire stratégique qui marque évidemment un tournant dans le conflit syrien, et sans doute un tournant décisif. Le concours du Hezbollah dans cette bataille, comme dans la majeure partie du conflit, constitue un élément majeur de ce conflit, et l’une des préoccupations fondamentales de Netanyahou.

    Crooke analyse dans toute son ampleur la très difficile situation du Premier ministre israélien qui (...)

    • Une attaque aérienne israélienne la nuit dernière, contre une position syrienne proche de la frontière libanaise avec des missiles air-sol tirés d’avions israéliens ayant pénétré prudemment l’espace aérien libanais (et pas syrien), signale cette extrême nervosité israélienne, mais sans convaincre de l’efficacité de la chose. Les Israéliens ne sont pas en position de force. Selon plusieurs sources, les Russes tiennent complètement l’espace aérien de la région, notamment avec l’arrivée de cinq avions d’alerte et de contrôle de l’espace aérien à très grandes capacités Beriev A-50 désormais basés en Syrie. D’autre part, DEBKAFiles signale que le Hezbollah devrait être conduit à changer complètement ses tactiques et sa stratégie suite aux victoires remportées en Syrie, ce qui rend complètement caduc le scénario utilisé par les forces armées israéliennes dans des manœuvres en cours pour ttester ses capacités de l’emporter sur le Hezbollah : « In the remaining seven days of the exercise, the IDF still has a chance to update its scenario », écrit ironiquement DEBKAFiles.

    • L’article d’Alaistair Crooke pointé par dedefensa

      The Reasons for Netanyahu’s Panic – Consortiumnews
      https://consortiumnews.com/2017/09/01/the-reasons-for-netanyahus-panic

      The increasingly “not to be” constituency of the Middle East has a simpler word for Netanyahu’s “#ethnic_nationalism.” They call it simply #Western_colonialism. Round one of Chas Freeman’s making the Middle East “be with Israel” consisted of the shock-and-awe assault on Iraq. Iraq is now allied with Iran, and the Hashad militia (PMU) are becoming a widely mobilized fighting force. The second stage was 2006. Today, Hizbullah is a regional force, and not a just Lebanese one.

      The third strike was at Syria. Today, Syria is allied with Russia, Iran, Hizbullah and Iraq. What will comprise the next round in the “to be, or not to be” war?

    • @simplicissimus : Pour aller dans ton sens, le timing israélien est intéressant, juste après le désencerclement de Deir-Ezzor, commepour dire on est là. Et il vient appuyer, si l’on peut dire, le rapport de l’ONU accusant - same player shoots again - la Syrie d’attaque chimique.

    • “Just to be clear: if 2006 marked a key point of inflection, Syria’s “standing its ground” represents a historic turning of much greater magnitude. It should be understood that Saudi Arabia’s (and Britain’s and America’s) tool of fired-up, radical Sunnism has been routed. And with it, the Gulf States, but particularly Saudi Arabia are damaged. The latter has relied on the force of Wahabbism since the first foundation of the kingdom: but Wahabbism in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq has been roundly defeated and discredited (even for most Sunni Muslims). It may well be defeated in Yemen too. This defeat will change the face of Sunni Islam.
      Already, we see the Gulf Cooperation Council, which originally was founded in 1981 by six Gulf tribal leaders for the sole purpose of preserving their hereditary tribal rule in the Peninsula, now warring with each other, in what is likely to be a protracted and bitter internal fight. The “Arab system,” the prolongation of the old Ottoman structures by the complaisant post-World War I victors, Britain and France, seems to be out of its 2013 “remission” (bolstered by the coup in Egypt), and to have resumed its long-term decline.”

    • If Israel did strike Syrian arms facility, it may have shot itself in the foot

      www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-1.811226

      While Thursday’s alleged attack may have seen Israel widen its definition of what it deems a threat, it may give Iran an excuse to increase its military presence and lead Russia to declare Syrian airspace a no-fly zone

      By Zvi Bar’el | Sep. 7, 2017 | 10:20 PM

      The Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center is the code name for part of the Syrian unconventional weapons industry. The center, better known by its French acronym CERS, is commanded by a Syrian general. It is also responsible for Syria’s chemical weapons manufacturing plants, which are reportedly located in three separate sites: Two near Damascus and the third close to the city of Masyaf, northwest Syria, only about 70 kilometers (43 miles) from the Khmeimim Russian Air Force base near Latakia.

      According to official Syrian reports, Israeli planes attacked CERS from within Lebanese territory early Thursday morning. The reports do not provide details of the damage to the facility and what it made. But an official statement said the attack was meant to raise the morale of Islamic State fighters after they suffered serious casualties in the fighting around Deir ez-Zor. According to President Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria, Israel not only founded ISIS, it also aided in its recent operations.

      It is not completely clear whether this facility, where they manufacture long-range missiles and artillery shells, also continues to assemble chemical weapons shells. But if Israel knows about such production at the plant, then there is no doubt the United States and Russia know about it too.

      We can assume Israel informed Washington before the attack and received the necessary nod of approval. As far as Russia is concerned, meanwhile, it seems Israel decided to attack from within Lebanese territory to avoid the need to coordinate its operation with the Russians – as is required from the understandings between the two air forces whenever Israel sends fighter jets into Syrian territory – and to prevent the information from leaking out.

      This was not the first alleged Israeli aerial attack in Syrian territory, of course. But the timing is quite interesting. It comes after Russia threatened to veto any UN Security Council resolution that describes Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, and a short time after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi – a meeting Netanyahu returned from without any Russian commitment to bring about an Iranian pullback from Syrian lands.

      As Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said, Russia has made a commitment that Israel’s security interests will not be harmed as a result of the establishment of de-escalation zones in Syria.

      But the Russian interpretation of the meaning of harming Israel’s security interests is not necessarily the same as Israel’s definition. Given that the presence of Hezbollah forces in Syria is seen as a threat to Israel, how much more so is the presence of pro-Iranian forces deployed near Israel’s eastern border on the Golan Heights, as well as in the area near Daraa in southern Syria?

      At the same time, Russia – which itself does not define Hezbollah as a terrorist organization – would find it difficult to force the group’s forces out of Lebanon. That’s mainly because of Iran’s position that sees Hezbollah as an essential foundation for preserving its influence in Lebanon and as an important tactical force in the Syrian war. Unlike in Lebanon, where Iran needs Hezbollah to force the hand of the Lebanese government when necessary, Iran’s influence on the Assad regime is direct and in no need of intermediaries.

      Russia, which has acted to limit Iran’s freedom of operation in Syria, recognizes that it must coordinate its actions with Iran if it wishes to fulfill its aspirations to stabilize Assad’s rule.

      The Aleppo lesson

      Russia has already learned its lessons from Aleppo, when it thought it could implement the cease-fire agreement that was reached at the end of last year without coordinating with Iran – and then realized that the Shi’ite militias and Hezbollah were preventing rebel soldiers from boarding the buses that were meant to take them out of the city, on Iran’s orders.

      The Iranian explanation was that because Tehran was not a partner to the agreement, it was not obligated by it. Russia has avoided Syrian negotiations since then, whether local or international, without Iranian participation.

      The attack on the weapons facility, especially one suspected of producing chemical weapons, is seemingly an act that should not cause an aggressive Russian response. Four years ago, Russia convinced then-President Barack Obama at the last minute not to attack Syria for its use of chemical weapons in Aleppo, and in return co-signed a tripartite agreement in which Syria agreed to destroy or send to Russia its entire chemical weapons inventory. Now, Russia may attempt to prove that the facility did not produce such weapons, but it is doubtful it will strain itself too much in doing so.

      By the way, that 2013 agreement included chlorine gas too, which the Syrian army still continues to use.

      Russia also understands that Israel’s alleged attack on the suspected chemical weapons plant, similar to the U.S. cruise missile strikes on Syria after the chemical weapons attack in Khan Sheikhun in April, is considered to be a legitimate action by the international community.

      Even Russia made it clear back in 2013 that it would not object to an attack on chemical weapons stores if the UN decided on such a step, and if it is proved Syria did use such weapons.

      The new element in the latest attack – if Israel did indeed carry out such an attack – is that Israel now defines what it sees as a threat in a much broader sense.

      The question is whether Russia will accept this definition as part of Israel’s strategic worldview – which sees Syria as a threatening enemy state. Russian agreement to expanding that definition could grant Israel approval for other attacks – such as against Syrian Air Force bases, or even against Syrian ground forces, with the argument that they are considered a threat.

      And so, if until now there was a red line between the Russian and Israeli air forces, this time the attack could lead at the very least to Russia imposing stricter “aerial discipline” on Israel. If this happens, Russia could declare that any foreign planes entering Syrian airspace would be considered a legitimate target for the Russian Air Force, except for coalition planes fighting against the Islamic State.

      Saving the United States

      From Washington’s perspective, Israel has pulled its chestnuts out of the fire. Following numerous reports on the renewed use of chlorine gas by the Syrian army, the Americans would have been forced to act. And this could have caused its relations with Russia to deteriorate even further.

      But the “service” Israel has provided to Washington just sinks it even deeper into the Syrian arena. This time, not only as an interested observer knocking on the doors of the superpowers in order to promote its own security interests, but as an active partner whose military presence adds yet another component to the array of forces (which already includes Russia, Iran, Turkey and Syria).

      But the Israeli element could threaten to spoil Russia’s plans. For example, Iran, Turkey and Russia are about to establish a security zone in the Idlib province, where most of the militia forces of the Al-Shams Front (formerly Nusra Front), which is affiliated with Al-Qaida, are concentrated. This is a region where Iran and Turkey have opposing interests, even though both are interested in a cease-fire.

      Turkey wants to use this region as a strategic base for military operations against the Syrian Kurdish regions that border Turkey. Iran sees Idlib province as a strategic outpost to serve as a base for its control of Syria. All three countries are planning a combined attack against the rebel centers, if Russia is unable to enforce a cease-fire according to the model that was built in the southern provinces.

      It would seem Israel has no real interest in the Idlib province, except for the concern about Iran’s expansion and settling in there. But the takeover of Idlib – like the military campaign in Deir ez-Zor in southeastern Syria, where ISIS continues to rack up losses – is preparing the diplomatic channels for a permanent agreement.

      Russia is striving to demonstrate control of Idlib and Deir ez-Zor by the end of next week, when the representatives of the various parties in the Syrian civil war are set to meet in the Kazakh capital of Astana. The Russians want to present such a takeover as proof of a total victory by the Syrian regime, a victory that would destroy the opposition groups’ tools for applying pressure.

      Syrian-Russian control of these two provinces would strengthen the diplomatic working assumption that Assad will continue to be Syrian president, especially since opponents of his regime in Europe, the United States and Turkey – and even Saudi Arabia – have nearly completely withdrawn their demands to remove him as a precondition to any negotiations.

      Such a result would obligate Israel to be a partner, even if only indirectly, in the process of establishing a new Syrian government; in the debate over the status of Iran and Hezbollah in Syria; and the guarantees that Russia, and not the United States, can provide in response to the possible threats resulting from such an agreement.

      Double-edged sword

      Israel may very well conclude that the greater its military involvement in Syria, whether through sporadic attacks or by tightening its military ties to rebel groups, it more it will strengthen its position when the time comes to formulate a political settlement.

      But such a view can be a double-edged sword. It will grant Iran a wonderful excuse to increase its military presence in Syria; Russia may reduce or even eliminate its aerial coordination with Israel and declare Syrian airspace a no-fly zone; and Hezbollah could turn the Golan Heights into a legitimate front against Israel as part of its balance of deterrence with it.

      There is a big difference between the ability to attack specific targets and a permanent situation of two hostile fronts, one facing Syria and the second Lebanon – especially when Israel’s most important backer, the United States, is sunk deep inside itself and does not want to intervene at all.

  • Nixon’s #Vietnam Treachery - The New York Times
    http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/31/opinion/sunday/nixons-vietnam-treachery.html?action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=stor

    Now we know #Nixon lied. A newfound cache of notes left by H. R. Haldeman, his closest aide, shows that Nixon directed his campaign’s efforts to scuttle the peace talks, which he feared could give his opponent, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, an edge in the 1968 election. On Oct. 22, 1968, he ordered Haldeman to “monkey wrench” the initiative.

    #assassins #criminels #Etats-Unis

  • Jean Lassalle ou le mythe de la bonne vieille droite du terroir – Blog YY
    http://blogyy.net/2016/12/26/jean-lassalle-ou-le-mythe-de-la-bonne-vieille-droite-du-terroir

    Jean Lassalle ou le mythe de la bonne vieille droite du terroir

    par Yannis Youlountas · Publication 26/12/2016 · Mis à jour 27/12/2016

    Je ne comprends pas l’engouement subit de certains d’entre vous pour Jean Lassalle : mes potes de Groland appellent à le parrainer, des médias dit de gauche lui déroulent le tapis rouge, Pierre Carles prépare un film-portrait qui sortira en pleine campagne électorale, et l’un d’entre vous vient de me dire qu’il va rejoindre la campagne de ce saint-homme. Bon, je ne voulais pas m’en mêler, mais là je crois que ça va pas être possible.

    JEAN LASSALLE OU LE MYTHE DE LA BONNE VIEILLE DROITE DU TERROIR

    Franchement, je suis estomaqué. Savez-vous vraiment qui est Jean Lassalle, derrière le vernis de ses coups médiatiques ?

    Pro-tunnel du Somport (axe européen E7), Jean Lassalle était le bras droit du sinistre député RPR et surtout banquier Michel Inchauspé, l’un des principaux promoteurs du projet juteux de bétonnage et de goudronnage de la magnifique vallée d’Aspe et chef de file des affairistes du coin. Lassalle a longtemps été le suppléant de son mentor (1988-2002) en charge des sales besognes, avant de le remplacer à partir de 2002. Aux dires de tous, Lassalle a été l’un des pires ennemis des zadistes durant toute la période de cette lutte (qui a connu son apogée avec le grand rassemblement du 22 mai 1994, avec 8000 opposants, jusqu’à la grève de la faim des zadistes, surnommés « les indiens », dont Pétof en 2000). Lassalle n’était pas le « gentil » ou le « romantique » que certains racontent : il insultait, menaçait et lançait des anathèmes contre les zadistes de la vallée d’Aspe (dont l’abri a été incendié, durant une nuit en 1992 et dévasté à nouveau en 1993). C’était la dernière vallée vraiment sauvage des Pyrénées. Maintenant, passe à longueur de temps un armée bruyante et polluante de poids lourds (au lieu du projet de ferroutage que proposaient les opposants, puisque la ligne Pau-Saragosse existait déjà et nécessitait juste une remise en état). Bref, Lassalle a été propulsé en politique par un banquier affairiste du RPR, ses premiers faits de gloire ont été de combattre l’une des premières ZAD historiques en France, et son positionnement politique était déjà la droite et le tout productivisme.

    Bon, j’accélère.

    Pro-poulaga, Lassale a fait tout un pataquès, pour que ses gendarmes chéris ne s’éloignent pas de chez lui, en 2003.

    Militariste à fond la cocarde, il est allé jusqu’à faire des pompes devant des journalistes en octobre 2016 pour manifester son soutien aux bidasses français de retour de leurs missions chez les pauvres bazanés.

    Réactionnaire, il a voté contre le mariage pour tous, en avril 2013.

    Profondément de droite, en dépit de son étiquette centriste, il l’a encore montré en revotant Sarkozy (au terme de son mandat), au second tour de la présidentielle 2012.

    Capitaliste, évidemment, il critique la spéculation financière en mimant les slogans porteurs comme beaucoup d’autres, mais il fait l’éloge simultanément des grands capitaines d’industries, à commencer par Citroën, Renault et Peugeot (ah, la bagnole !)

    Pro-chasse, même s’il n’est pas chasseur lui-même, il s’inquiète de la situation des chasseurs et appelle notamment à les soutenir, en 2011, parce qu’ils seraient en voie de disparition.

    Anti-ours, par clientélisme, alors qu’il était président de l’organisme de tutelle, il a chapeauté le virage laxiste face aux chasseurs, abandonnant l’ourse Cannelle à des battues (tuée en novembre 2004), non content d’avoir déjà commencé à dévaster la vie sauvage de la vallée avec le tunnel, et, par la suite, il a empêché la reproduction des deux derniers ours (des mâles) en bloquant l’introduction de femelles.

    Se rapprochant, depuis trois ans, de la mouvance conspirationniste, Lassalle est un intervenant régulier du plateau de la chaîne d’extrême-droite MetaTV aux côtés de son animateur soralien Tepa, ainsi que du Cercle des Volontaires (photo) aux côtés du confusionniste Raphael Berland et de son gourou Etienne Chouard qu’on ne présente plus (Lassalle fréquente aussi d’autres courants de l’extrême-droite comme Radio Courtoisie).

    Non, franchement, votre blague, si c’en est une, est de mauvais goût. Il faudrait vite nous rassurer, dans les jours qui viennent : « mais non, on déconnait ! » Malheureusement, il semble que ce ne soit pas le cas.

    Oui, bien sûr, on le sait, on nous l’a rabâché cent fois : il a fait une grève de la faim pour « défendre l’emploi industriel » dans son bastion électoral. Un coup médiatique qui l’a fait connaître et dont beaucoup parlent encore. Oui, et alors ? Des grèves de la faim, même des jihadistes en taule en ont fait plusieurs fois. L’essentiel n’est pas là. De plus, quand cinq des opposants au tunnel ont fait une longue grève de la faim, six ans plus tôt, Lassalle n’a pas manifesté la moindre empathie ni fait le moindre geste.

    Vous qui tombez dans le panneau, vous êtes dans le mythe de la bonne vieille droite du terroir.

    Ce mythe est un leurre.

    Comme beaucoup d’autres, Jean Lassalle est un productiviste pur et dur, casseur de ZAD et de nature sauvage, formé par un banquier affairiste et député RPR, capitaliste jusqu’à l’os, démago jusqu’à la moelle, centriste donc de droite, amoureux de la police, lèche-botte des bidasses, lèche-cul des chasseurs, ramasse-crotte de la complosphère, bateleur et arriviste, baratineur avec l’accent.

    Oui, c’est vrai, il a l’accent. Et alors ? On stigmatise l’origine maintenant ? D’autant plus que c’est pas vraiment une référence : Pasqua, Baylet, Aliot, Gaudin…

    Reste le côté fils de berger, façon José Bové en somme, sauf que… c’est du côté FNSEA ! Ben oui, la FNSEA. Savez vous seulement qui est son grand ami et suppléant au parlement ? L’un des pires producteurs de malbouffe dans l’hexagone : Barthélémy Aguerre, le fameux patron de Spanghero, celui qui vous faisait bouffer des lasagnes Findus au cheval roumain :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qL9CxrAMN4

    Longtemps après Giscard et son accordéon, Poujade et son topinambour, Pasqua et ses blagues corses, Chirac et ses vaches corréziennes… voilà que ça recommence !

    Vous qui vous bouillonnez d’excitation devant son livre de campagne : « Un berger à l’Elysée », posez-vous juste une question, une toute petite question : si Jean Lassalle se pose en berger à l’Élysée, à votre avis, dans tout ça, vous êtes qui ?

    Y.Y.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZpNfsOQI-g

    • C’est vrai que les politiciens font de plus en plus dans le « mélange des genres » - témoignage d’un certain manque de culture historique de leur part, peut être, mais surtout d’un cynisme indubitable profitant du manque de culture politique et historique de nombre de ceux qui se battent pour un changement de société profond. Et pourtant, connaître les arnaques auxquelles se sont livrés certains politiques considérés comme de gauche, dans le passé, permettrait de tomber à nouveau dans certaines ornières et d’éviter les mauvaises surprises prévisibles (je pense aux manigances d’un Tsipras par exemple). Je me méfie de plus en plus de ceux qui prétendent « renouveler » la politique en utilisant toujours les mêmes ficelles et en pratiquant un fourre-tout idéologique trompeur. Cela ne veut pas dire non plus que je suis passéiste et que je considère qu’il n’y a pas des idées nouvelles à piocher. Loin de là ! Période difficile... bons vœux à tous quand même...

    • Pfffuiit ..après Chouard, Bricmont et tant d’autres le ’collabo’ de classe pseudo-gôchistse, Yannis Youlountas taxe à nouveau un indépendant qui avait la côte comme « conspirateur » dans la lignée des médias mainstream Etes il jaloux ce type ou quoi ?

    • Mots clés : chasse aux sorcières, maccarthysme, ennemi intérieur, nouvelle lutte des classes, état policier, disqualification avec des mots conspirationniste, complotisme comme pires délits des ennemis de l’état aux Usa et Europe chasse aux médias indépendants, alternatifs, l’Axe du Bien (Occident européen anglo-saxon) contre Axe du Mal (autres pays non aligné, insoumis, non endetté par le FMI) https://consortiumnews.com/2017/01/01/the-war-against-alternative-information/Loi votée contre la désinformation aka contre l’information alternative ou dissidente et vote contre les droits issus de l’habéa corpus et autres lois aux Usa pleins pouvoir à l’état policier : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countering_Foreign_Propaganda_and_Disinformation_Act et https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/senate-bill/2943/text en Europe une loi pour lutter contre la désinformation pro-russe alléguée, contrôlée par l’OTAN son annexe pour toute l’Europe.
      Dictature merci pour ce moment ............