We generally think that major wars are accelerators of technical progress, and the Second World War is often cited in this respect. But what happens if a major technological breakthrough that everyone knows, hopes or fears is imminent, a breakthrough that would lead to an absolute weapon capable of completely overturning the geopolitical balances in […]
On pense généralement que les guerres d’importance sont des accélérateurs de progrès techniques, la Seconde Guerre mondiale est justement très souvent citée à ce titre, mais qu’arrive-t-il si une percée technologique majeure que tout le monde sait, espère ou craint imminente se profile, une percée qui déboucherait sur une arme absolue capable de renverser complètement […]
Si les médias nous manipulent, il faut bien se dire que ce n’est pas par nos bons côtés, ce n’est pas par nos côtés sains, lumineux et forts qu’on peut nous mener par le bout du nez, c’est forcément par nos mauvais côtés, nos mauvais penchants, notre versant sombre, nos points faibles et inavouables. D’autre […]
The Villain, the Dummy, the Good, the Suss, from left to right, Léo Taxil (1854–1907) whose real name is Gabriel Jogand-Pagès , Luigi Rotelli (1833 – 1891) the archbishop of Pharsale and apostolic nuncio, Édouard Drumont, author of La France juive (1844–1917), Georges Bernanos (1888–1948) In 1931, Georges Bernanos published a pamphlet entitled La Grande […]
The Sykes-Picot agreement map, signed in May 1916, with the proposed dividing line, once the Ottoman empire is defeated, between A = French zone, B = British zone (yellow, the «Jewish reservation in Palestine) The Balfour declaration consists of 129 words, including the date and the polite formula, so why has it not fallen into […]
It is remarkable that complaints about Jewish behavior have been so consistent through the centuries, in very different cultural and social eras. Twelve centuries ago, between 823 and 828, the actual date is not precisely known, Saint Agobard (769 – 840), bishop of Lyon (France), who contributed to making his episcopal city one of the […]
