Revue de presse
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Revue de presse — série datée (2001-2013)
31/12/2013
Le site de Jean-Pierre Petit présente son modèle cosmologique Janus, qui remet en question la théorie des trous noirs.
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Exclusively military
27/04/2012
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BIODIVERSITY IN QUESTION
07/03/2012
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http://www.assemblee-nationale.tv/chaines.html?media=3013&synchro=0
09/01/2012
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Mr. Christian Bataille
22/10/2011
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The Master of Storms
13/03/2011
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The Sukhoi 30 reverses
15/04/2010
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The Antonov 225, the largest aircraft in the world
15/04/2010
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Source: Yahoo News
16/02/2010
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The European Parliament will investigate the WHO and the “pandemic” scandal
06/01/2010
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PDF version of this article
03/10/2009
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September 11, the hidden truths
14/09/2009
Eric Reynaud's book explores the conspiracy theories surrounding the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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Looking back at an interview with Eric Laurent at Thierry Ardisson's
04/09/2009
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From Ecker to Mururoa
23/08/2009
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The Pure Fusion Bomb
12/08/2009
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The speech delivered by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the Durban 2 conference
24/04/2009
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's speech at the Durban 2 conference criticizes inequalities and racial discrimination.
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March 31, 2009: More complete trailer in English
31/03/2009
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The authors of this study, conducted over four days, under the leadership of the journalist Guillaume Dasquié 'a intelligence specialist'
07/02/2009
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Aymeric Chauprade
03/02/2009
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Guantanamo: destruction of mental structures through sensory deprivation.
02/02/2009
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Vehicle with microwave emitter
29/01/2009
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The Bling Bling Show
16/01/2009
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Transcription of the speech given by Sarkozy on January 16, 2009
16/01/2009
Sarkozy declares that the crisis is global and requires a global response.
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An illustration by the Belgian artist Quentin Gréban
27/12/2008
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December 23, 2008. Obama is not Martin Luther King
23/12/2008
The text examines Obama’s choices regarding political appointees, highlighting neoliberal figures such as Robert Rubin, Lawrence Summers, and Timothy Geithner. It points out the connections between these advisors and neoliberal economic policies, particularly financial deregulation and economic crises. The article criticizes Obama’s approach, which is seen as little different from that of previous governments, despite promises of change.
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The game consists of hitting the President with a shoe
18/12/2008
The page mentions a video in which an Iraqi journalist throws shoes at George Bush's head in 2008.
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Addition dated November 6, 2008
06/11/2008
The article deals with the anecdote of Sarah Palin, candidate for the American vice-presidency, who was trapped by French-Canadian journalists.
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Addition dated August 24, 2008:
24/08/2008
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The backup guru
31/10/2007
The article mentions a discussion with Buddhists about the lamas' teachings and reincarnation.
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Bush, Iran and the Bomb
21/10/2007
Eric Laurent's book criticizes George W. Bush and his lack of curiosity and historical culture.
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Zugzwang
01/10/2007
The text addresses international tensions linked to Iran and the American military presence in the region.
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The Meaning Of That Kerry Fracas In Florida
23/09/2007
The author criticizes the current press and its lack of rigor, particularly in scientific matters.
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Antimatter storage in crystals
18/09/2007
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Chernobyl My Love
14/08/2007
The article reveals unknown details about the Chernobyl disaster, including the dispatch of a French robot to measure radioactivity.
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Don't forget your total sunblock sunscreen!
01/08/2007
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Reflections on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe
22/01/2007
The author criticizes the treaty establishing a constitution for Europe, highlighting the risks of an approval-based democracy and a liberal economy.
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Famine as an instrument of power. October 29
22/01/2007
Famine is used as a tool of control and domination by Western powers.
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Interview with Cardinal Ratzinger given to L’Express in March 1997.
22/01/2007
Interview with Cardinal Ratzinger in 1997 on the Second Vatican Council and its interpretations. – He criticizes revolutionary theologies and the politicization of faith. – He discusses interreligious dialogue and secularism in France.
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The clauses relating to the death penalty fragmented into two distant texts
22/01/2007
The document deals with clauses relating to the death penalty, with fragmented and incomplete texts.
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What's the point of Petit killing himself over it?
22/01/2007
The author presents a cosmological model based on the idea of twin universes, where dark matter would actually be twin matter in a parallel universe.
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Human rights, 1948
22/01/2007
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was proclaimed by the UN in 1948. It aims to promote respect for fundamental rights and freedoms.
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INTERNATIONALISATION
21/06/2006
The Brazilian Minister of Education, Cristovam Buarque, opposes the internationalization of the Amazon as a Brazilian, but supports it as a humanist.
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The incredible lead of the Nazi aircraft manufacturers
29/05/2006
The article discusses the history of German aviation after the First World War, which was banned from possessing a military air force.
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The Camp of the Assassins
08/04/2006
The article explores revelations about historical figures such as de Gaulle and their role in controversial events.
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Scholars for Reopen
05/04/2006
The 'Scholars for Reopen' movement demands the reopening of the file on the September 11 attacks.
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The corridors of the National Assembly
05/04/2006
The author discusses his workload and his online responsibilities, as well as his thoughts on politics and society.
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Iran's response
04/04/2006
Iran successfully tested a new torpedo during military maneuvers in the Gulf in April 2006.
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Basic Instinct
29/03/2006
The article discusses the proportion of 'fools' in different social categories, including intellectuals.
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The Great Era
24/03/2006
The article talks about the Z-machine, a device capable of generating extreme temperatures in the laboratory.
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China, File No. 1
21/03/2006
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Disasters without wars A terrorism in white coats?
25/02/2006
The article mentions possible white-coat terrorism, linking epidemics to political and economic intentions.
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A new sect
19/02/2006
A new sect, the Church of Holy Consumption, flourished in 2006, with prayers and songs linked to precariousness and consumption.
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José Bové and Noël Mamère sentenced on appeal
18/02/2006
José Bové, Noël Mamère and Gilles Lemaire were ordered to pay 300,000 euros because of their actions against GMOs.
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Toward the War of the Worlds?
18/02/2006
The text mentions a photo of a suspicious track near Montmelian, supposedly taken from a helicopter.
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Where does truth begin, where does manipulation end?
18/02/2006
The article discusses the history of information manipulation, citing historical examples such as Orson Welles's 1938 broadcast.
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Manipulations of all kinds
16/02/2006
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Defamatory slander
03/02/2006
The article discusses the defamatory remarks made by Bernard Thouanel on a Canadian radio show.
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Islamist demonstration in London on 3 February 2006 in front of the Danish embassy
03/02/2006
The page describes an Islamist demonstration in London in 2006 outside the Danish embassy.
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Requiem for a Tightrope Walker February 2, 2006 February 14, 2006: A Testimony
02/02/2006
The text recounts the death of a mountaineer, Jean-Christophe Lafaille, during an expedition to Makalu. His wife Katia leaves for Nepal in order to do a reconnaissance and recover his equipment.
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On the razor's edge
02/02/2006
G.W. Bush's 2006 State of the Union address addresses international issues and the unstable situation in the world.
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Thank you, Mr. Besson
01/01/2006
The article talks about a film by Luc Besson titled 'Angela', in which Jamel Debbouze plays a character in search of meaning and truth.
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Chronicle of Everyday Madness
14/12/2005
The text compares politics to cinema, highlighting the resemblance between political figures and movie characters such as Terminator.
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Strange image
10/12/2005
The document presents an image of a stealth aircraft dating from 1986, evoking characteristics similar to the B2.
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A crazy idea that’s gaining traction
20/11/2005
The article talks about an American invention that improves combustion efficiency through electrically charged water microdroplets. – The author compares this phenomenon to the effect of lightning in a thundercloud. – The topic has been addressed by Poivre d’Arvor, but industrialists and government authorities show no interest in it.
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How to lodge a chip in your brain
24/10/2005
The text compares technology to natural phenomena, such as parasitism. Electronic chips are presented as modern versions of these phenomena.
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How much does a President cost?
20/10/2005
The article explores economic inequalities and how wealth is distributed in society.
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Death on Credit
19/10/2005
The article deals with the drama of a couple driven into over-indebtedness by the practices of banks and financial institutions.
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Hurricane Wilma
19/10/2005
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The worse it gets, the worse it gets: An Anthology of Bad News from Around the World
14/10/2005
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Since we're talking about Turkey
06/10/2005
The text talks about murders committed in the name of honor in Turkey, particularly in southeastern Anatolia.
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Terrorist attack risks in France?
28/09/2005
French pharmacists have received instructions to stock iodine tablets, suggesting preparation for a nuclear or biological risk.
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Images of unfathomable sadness
25/09/2005
The article mentions a national demonstration organized in France in 2005, related to defense and reservists.
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Rita
23/09/2005
Hurricane Rita, in September 2005, heads toward the southern coast of the United States, with violent winds and a slow speed of movement.
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Katrina
22/09/2005
Animated image showing the movement of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Katrina: a testimony
21/09/2005
The text recounts a testimony about the events of Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana in 2005, highlighting the difficulties encountered by the inhabitants.
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Bush and the Hackers
17/09/2005
The term 'failure' on Google redirects to the biography of Georges Bush.
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Iraq: towards an Algerian-style strategy?
14/09/2005
The article compares the situation in Iraq to that in Algeria, particularly in terms of violence and terror strategies.
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Goering in Nuremberg
13/09/2005
Goering's statement at the Nuremberg trial reveals his vision of the power of leaders and their influence on the people.
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At Bay
12/09/2005
The Pentagon is considering preemptive nuclear strikes against terrorists to deter them from using weapons of mass destruction.
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Open letter from Michael Moore to the President of the United States
06/09/2005
Michael Moore writes an open letter to George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina, denouncing his lack of action.
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Don't shoot the pianist....
02/09/2005
The author receives numerous emails daily and sorts them to enrich his site.
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We live in a wonderful era! September 2, 2005
02/09/2005
The French state must compensate Bernard Tapie 135 million euros in the dispute over the sale of Adidas.
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Broadcast on 'Radio Grenouille', September 2005 with E.Buchet, J.P.Biberian, J.L.Millet, J.P.Petit, P.Raspino
01/09/2005
The show discusses clean and renewable energies, with experts such as Eric Buchet and Jean-Paul Biberian.
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The Great White Predator
29/08/2005
The website has 2,400 connections per day and aims to offer positive rather than dramatic content.
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Consequences of global warming
29/08/2005
Climate change has multiple consequences, including the increase in the intensity of tropical cyclones.
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Crowd control with microwave weapons
26/08/2005
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Air Insecurity
25/08/2005
The article talks about air insecurity and problems related to flight safety.
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Contamination d'une ''mauvaise herbe' par du colza transgénique
22/08/2005
La contamination génétique par des gènes sauteurs est un phénomène naturel, mais inquiétant lorsqu'elle est causée par des organismes génétiquement modifiés.
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An anti-bunker bomb
21/08/2005
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Area 51 warning sign
15/08/2005
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Iraq: A Bad Deal August 12, 2005
12/08/2005
Iraq was invaded by the United States in 2003, and the official reasons are being questioned.
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After the NO
27/06/2005
The text mentions the vote on the European Constitution in 2005, where the NO won 55% of the votes.
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Second Amendment
16/06/2005
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Sonic Weapons
13/06/2005
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Towards a paradigm shift in archaeology
13/06/2005
The page discusses a recent discovery of an ancient European civilization dating back 7,000 years, challenging current knowledge in archaeology.
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Reagan and the Extraterrestrials
09/06/2005
The page mentions Ronald Reagan's speeches about an extraterrestrial threat.
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US Army recruiters at work
01/06/2005
The recruitment of the American army relies on volunteers, after the end of conscription in 1973.
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‘Cold’ nuclear tests at Moronvilliers near Paris
01/06/2005
The article mentions allegations of underground nuclear tests at Moronvilliers, near Paris, and the environmental and political implications of such activities. – The author was involved in a defamation lawsuit related to his claims about nuclear tests in France; he was supported by his patrons. – No-go zones have been established above Moronvilliers, suggesting that secret or sensitive activities are taking place there. There are still doubts regarding the use of fissile materials.
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Who will buy fur made in China?
31/05/2005
The article denounces animal cruelty in China, in particular the skinning of foxes alive.
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Footballers cleaned out by tax
27/05/2005
The article deals with tax evasion by star footballers in France, who benefit from special exemptions.
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Ode to Profit
14/05/2005
The text presents a paraphrase of a poem by Paul Valéry about love and profit.
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Opening by Pope Benedict XVI of the beatification process of John Paul II
13/05/2005
Pope Benedict XVI announced the opening of the beatification process for John Paul II, who died in 2005.
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The European Constitution or the New Order of Things
10/05/2005
The article deals with the European Constitution and its impact on national sovereignty.
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Chronicle of a Foretold Catastrophe
20/04/2005
The text addresses the rapid deterioration of the global situation and the lack of geopolitical balance.
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Holy, at once!
15/04/2005
The text criticizes Pope John Paul II and the Catholic religious institution. – It highlights the excessive devotion of the faithful and the transformation of religion into a media spectacle. – The author proposes an interpretation of the Gospel texts in order to challenge current religious practices.
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The FBI file on bin Laden April 14, 2005
14/04/2005
The FBI file on bin Laden was discovered by a Canadian reader in 2005.
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Page deleted on 13 April 2005
13/04/2005
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The Empire of Shame
27/03/2005
Jean Ziegler denounces the current world order that perpetuates hunger and poverty through a modern feudal structure.
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American Robots Tested in Iraq
25/03/2005
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AFP March 11, 2005 In Australia, soldiers and bank employees with implanted subcutaneous chips
11/03/2005
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A Low-Down Journalism
02/03/2005
The text explores conspiracy theories according to which the 2004 tsunami was caused by an American-Zionist nuclear explosion.
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Davy Crockett A (mini) tactical nuclear weapon (1961)
17/02/2005
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In a single evening: The two sides of the world
16/02/2005
The film 'The Nerve of War' explores the links between the United States and war, highlighting the military-industrial complex.
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Warriors of the Future
16/02/2005
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Shoah
25/01/2005
Shoah is a documentary directed by Lanzmann that tells the story of the extermination of the Jewish people during the Second World War.
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Praise of Ignorance Part 2
24/01/2005
The article explores the anatomical characteristics of homo sapiens and compares them with those of primates.
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Tsunami January 6, 2005 - Update of January 21, 2005 Update of January 26, 2005
06/01/2005
The tsunami of December 26, 2004 devastated many regions in Indonesia and the Indian Ocean.
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Empire of Shame
01/01/2005
Jean Ziegler denounces the global order that generates famine and injustice, attributing these problems to the accumulation of wealth by an elite.
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Birds of ill omen
01/01/2005
Bird flu, caused by the H5N1 virus, is fatal to humans and has spread to Italy and France.
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Alfred Hitchcok's 'The Birds', 2005 version
01/01/2005
Avian flu is a global danger due to the contamination of migratory birds.
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The Chinese and me
26/12/2004
The article deals with China's economic rise and its global impact.
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A Case of Censorship in the Press
26/12/2004
Michel Schiff, physicist and psychologist, died in 2004. His article in Le Monde does not mention his book on censorship in science.
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On the difficulty of controlling the net December 10, 2004
10/12/2004
A search message for a missing young man circulated on the Internet, leading to undesirable consequences.
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Offshoring 29 November 2004 Testimony of Shiwaz
29/11/2004
The testimonial recounts the relocation of 64 French IT specialists to India, motivated by reduced costs.
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Daisy-picking October 24, 2004 updated November 15, 2004 English ESPAÑOL Italiano German
24/10/2004
The article uses the daisy metaphor to describe the gradual erosion of social rights and freedoms.
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Haro on the web press October 22, 2004
22/10/2004
The Voltaire Network criticizes the authorities' removal of digital press rights.
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The weapons that are emerging right now
21/09/2004
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Handheld electromagnetic weapons
21/09/2004
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The patented aspirisouffle
19/09/2004
The Aspirisouffle is a patent linked to an invention presented in a comic strip.
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Cardinal Bowman's speech
13/09/2004
The speech criticizes American policies and their impact on terrorism.
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Utopia or death
05/09/2004
The article mentions the phrase 'Utopia or death' attributed to René Dumont, emphasizing the gravity of the planetary situation.
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About my article on the LEN Reader reactions
27/05/2004
The article deals with computer communication freedoms and the threats to them.
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The Law on the Digital Economy
25/05/2004
The LEN law, or law on the digital economy, was adopted in 2004 and aims to regulate the Internet.
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Number of visits to this page since April 29, 2004:
29/04/2004
The page was removed from the site on April 13, 2005.
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The Brainwashing Machine
22/04/2004
The article criticizes television as a tool of stupefaction and disinformation.
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Praise of ignorance part 1
24/01/2004
The article criticizes a documentary on the prehistory of homo sapiens, directed by Yves Coppens.
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Tsunamis: historical reminder
06/01/2004
The document presents a historical reminder of significant tsunamis since 1900, particularly in Indonesia, Chile and Alaska.
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How to deal with the daisy
01/01/2004
The article compares the gradual erosion of freedoms and social rights to plucking the petals off a daisy. – It criticizes political parties and leaders, pointing out their inability to offer real solutions. – The author mentions the collapse of systems like the Soviet Union and the role of extremist ideologies in today’s society.
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Browsing the daisy Translated by Elio Flesia [French idiom for 'she loves me… she loves me not… she loves me…' etc.]
01/01/2004
The article compares society to a daisy whose petals are plucked one by one by the State, symbolizing the progressive loss of public freedoms.
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Dehojando la Margarita Translated by Vicenç Solé October 24, 2004
01/01/2004
The text addresses social and political problems in various countries, highlighting inequalities and authoritarian systems.
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The MTHEL Laser
01/01/2004
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Implied contract for people who sleep
28/09/2003
The text presents a tacit contract that individuals sign by doing nothing, accepting inequalities and power structures.
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Thierry Meyssan on Ardisson, 16 March 2002, ... five years ago!
16/03/2002
The article discusses an interview with Thierry Meyssan broadcast in 2002, republished online in 2007, and criticizes the media for their lack of professionalism.
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June 2001: The magazine La Recherche seized by the fashion for elegance in physics.
01/06/2001
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May 9, 2001
09/05/2001
The article discusses the links between the work of Jean-Pierre Petit and that of Gabriel Chardin and Marc Déjardin on parallel universes and CPT symmetry.