Barbara Lee: I’m very terrified with regard to what we see taking place. And the signs are there. When you talk about shutting down the media, putting out their alternative facts, banning dissent and opposition, criticizing people who are exercising their First Amendment rights; trying to get people to believe, really, the distortions that they’re […]
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Critique et Analyse de ORANGE MÉCANIQUE (A Clockwork Orange) de Stanley Kubrick (1971) d'après Anthony Burgess. Live animé par Frédéric Chambon.
Critique et analyse de "La Neuvième Porte" de Roman Polanski (adaptation de Club Dumas de Arturo Pèrez-Revrete), par Frédéric Chambon. « C'est le livre d'un grand érudit qui débuta dans le journalisme et a signé là le plus grand succès de toute l'histoire de la littérature espagnole. C'est un superbe divertissement, un roman baroque, ludique, foisonnant, ouvrant sans cesse de nouvelles pistes, vraies ou fausses. J'y ai pris un grand plaisir, mais il m'a semblé que sa (...)
Depuis le début de la crise sanitaire du Covid-19, les décisions politiques incohérentes, inefficaces, ineptes s'enchaînent. Parmi les décideurs publics, beaucoup font valoir que le Covid-19 est nouveau et qu'ils ne "savaient pas". Pourtant, dès son départ du ministère de la Santé, Agnès Buzyn s'est répandue dans la presse pour dire combien elle avait alerté le sommet de l'Etat sur la dangerosité de cette épidémie. Des déclarations qui ont justifié de nombreuses plaintes devant la Cour de Justice (...)
Safe Ground uses drama and other creative activities to help male prisoners better understand their role as parents
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Once upon a time it was possible to rely on much of the mainstream media to report on developments more or less objectively, relegating opinion pieces to the editorial page. But that was a long time ago. I remember moving to Washington back in 1976 after many years of New York Times and International Herald Tribune readership, when both those papers still possessed editorial integrity.
As ye sow, so shall ye reap, is another, Biblical way of expressing the common American adage from the title. The recent passing of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg seems to have provoked more jubilation and color revolution scheming against President Trump than heartfelt bereavement. In a country rent asunder that, incidentally, has also authored the color revolution playbook for wrecking other countries – that is hardly surprising.
For all of the bad things that have happened in 2020 don’t for a second believe that 2021 won’t be infinitely worse. It has been clear to me for months that the fight for the White House is one for the ages.
