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Vous croyez que votre identité vous appartient ? Pffff, noob. Qu'elle est en sécurité parce que vous avez un mot de passe compliqué et que vous ne cliquez pas sur les liens suspects ? Re pffff. Détrompez-vous. En 2024, les cybercriminels ont réussi à extorquer 12,5 milliards de dollars aux consommateurs américains, une hausse de 25% en seulement un an (bon c'est des Américains, mais quand même). Et l'IA est le principal coupable.
Oui, l'intelligence artificielle. Cette merveille qui vous aide à rédiger vos mails et à générer des images de chats cosmonautes, c'est aussi l'outil préféré des escrocs pour vous voler votre identité. Et ils sont devenus sacrément bons.
Petite mise en situation réelle (les noms ont été changés pour protéger les victimes comme ils disent à la télé). Vous êtes employé dans une boîte à Hong Kong. Vous recevez un mail du CFO basé à Londres qui vous demande de faire un virement urgent de 25 millions de dollars. Vous vous connectez à une visioconférence. Le CFO est là, vos collègues aussi. Ils discutent, ils répondent à vos questions, tout semble normal. Vous validez le virement.
Sauf que personne n'était réel (sauf vous, peut-être ... on vit dans une simulation il parait). Tous les participants étaient des deepfakes générés par IA. Des visages, des voix, des gestes ... le tout est créé à partir de vidéos publiques trouvées sur le net. La boîte a perdu 25 millions. Vous avez perdu votre job. L'IA s'en fout, elle n'a pas de sentiments.
Ce n'est pas un scénario de film. C'est arrivé en 2024. Et ce n'est qu'un exemple parmi tant d'autres. Des deepfakes d'Elon Musk qui promeuvent des arnaques crypto, des faux appels vocaux de "membres de votre famille" en détresse qui vous demandent de l'argent, des vidéos de Taylor Swift qui offrent des batteries de cuisine en échange de vos coordonnées bancaires. & co. L'IA a rendu l'imposture parfaite.
Les cybercriminels utilisent l'IA à toutes les étapes du vol d'identité :
Le clonage vocal. Avec seulement quelques secondes d'audio (merci vos stories Instagram), l'IA peut reproduire votre voix à la perfection. Plus d'un quart des gens ont été ciblés par des arnaques au clonage vocal. Votre mère reçoit un appel de "vous" en larmes, vous avez besoin de 5 000€ tout de suite. Elle envoie. C'était pas vous. Bye bye votre héritage lol.
Le phishing généré par IA. Fini les mails avec des fautes d'orthographe et des traductions Google Translate. Les LLM comme ChatGPT écrivent des messages parfaitement structurés, personnalisés avec vos données scrapées sur LinkedIn, Facebook, et je ne sais quoi. 40% des emails de phishing ciblant les entreprises sont désormais générés par IA. Ils sont indétectables (pas tous, mais ça viendra assez vite).
Les documents synthétiques. Besoin d'un faux relevé bancaire, d'une fausse carte d'identité, d'un contrat bidon ? L'IA le génère en quelques secondes. Les fraudeurs créent des identités entièrement fictives (le fameux synthetic identity fraud) en mélangeant des données réelles (souvent le numéro de sécu d'un enfant ou d'un défunt) avec des infos inventées. Le crime à l'identité synthétique coûte déjà 6 milliards de dollars par an aux prêteurs américains.
Le cracking de mots de passe : PassGAN, un outil IA, a cracké 51% des mots de passe en moins d'une minute, 81% en moins d'un mois. Votre "MotDePasse123!" ne résiste même pas le temps de faire un café.
Le spyware boosté à l'IA. Les malwares espions sont devenus plus intelligents. Ils évitent la détection, ciblent les infos sensibles avec précision, et les menaces de spyware mobile ont doublé ces derniers mois. Vous cliquez sur une pub, vous installez une app, et paf, tout ce que vous tapez est enregistré et envoyé à un mec dans un bunker.
Vous ne pouvez pas empêcher les deepfakes d'exister. Vous ne pouvez pas empêcher les data brokers de vendre vos infos. Mais vous pouvez limiter ce que les escrocs connaissent de vous. Et c'est là qu'un VPN comme Surfshark entre en jeu.
Pas n'importe lequel. Un VPN qui comprend que la vie privée, c'est pas juste cacher votre IP. C'est surtout réduire votre empreinte numérique globale. Pas juste un VPN, un bouclier contre le vol d'identité.
Surfshark, c'est pas qu'un tunnel chiffré. C'est une boîte à outils de privacy qui attaque le problème du vol d'identité sous plusieurs angles :
Vous devez créer un compte sur un site douteux ? Vous réservez un hôtel sur une plateforme que vous ne connaissez pas ? Alternative ID génère une identité complète (nom, prénom, adresse, email, numéro de téléphone virtuel) que vous utilisez à la place de la vôtre. Les emails arrivent dans votre vraie boîte, mais l'expéditeur ne sait pas qui vous êtes réellement. Fini les fuites de données qui mènent directement à vous.
Vos données traînent partout. Des centaines de sites revendent votre nom, votre adresse, votre numéro, votre historique d'achats. Incogni, inclus dans le pack Surfshark One+, contacte automatiquement ces agrégateurs de données et demande la suppression de vos infos. Vous n'avez rien à faire. C'est comme avoir un avocat de la privacy qui travaille 24/7 pour vous.
Chaque site que vous visitez vous traque. Chaque pub vous profile. CleanWeb bloque les trackers, les pubs et les malwares au niveau DNS. Moins de données collectées = moins de matière première pour les IA des escrocs. C'est simple.
Surfshark a intégré le chiffrement post-quantique dans son protocole Dausos. Pourquoi ? Parce que dans quelques années, les ordinateurs quantiques pourront casser les chiffrements actuels comme du verre. Surfshark s'y prépare déjà. Vos données d'aujourd'hui ne seront pas déchiffrables demain. C'est de la vision. Ou de la paranoïa. Les deux se valent en cybersécurité.
Le cœur du métier. Votre vraie IP est masquée, votre trafic est chiffré en AES-256-GCM, votre FAI ne sait pas ce que vous faites. Sur un WiFi public, dans un hôtel, à l'aéroport, là où les attaques sont les plus fréquentes, vous êtes protégé. Même si un mec sniff le réseau, il ne verra que du chiffré.
Avec Rotating IP, votre adresse change automatiquement toutes les 5 minutes sans coupure. Les sites ne peuvent pas vous tracker à long terme. Les data brokers ne peuvent pas corréler vos sessions. C'est comme changer de costume toutes les 5 minutes dans une foule.
C'est la nouveauté maison, sortie en mai dernier. Au lieu d'aller pêcher chaque fonction dans un recoin différent de l'application, tout est réuni au même endroit : email masqué, numéro de téléphone alternatif, surveillance du dark web qui vous prévient quand vos données fuitent, blocage des sites malveillants et couverture en cas de vol d'identité. Sur le seul mois écoulé, Surfshark dit avoir bloqué près de 1,2 million de nouveaux sites de phishing et de malwares. Le Hub est encore en test sur iOS, les autres plateformes suivront.
Les chiffres qui font peur
L'IA a transformé le vol d'identité en industrie. Ce n'est plus le petit escroc dans son garage. Ce sont des organisations structurées, avec des outils IA à la pointe, qui opèrent à l'échelle mondiale.
Je répète pour ceux du fond : vous ne pouvez pas arrêter l'IA. Vous ne pouvez pas arrêter les deepfakes. Vous ne pouvez pas empêcher les data brokers de vendre vos infos. Mais vous pouvez réduire votre surface d'attaque. Méfiez-vous de l'appel de votre "mère" qui vous demande de l'argent. Comme ça même si c'est vrai, vous avez une bonne raison de refuser et de garder votre argent (rooooh faites pas ça, faut toujours aider sa maman hein).
Un VPN, avec ses fonctionnalités de privacy avancées ne vous rend pas invincible. Mais il rend la vie des escrocs bien plus compliquée. Et, en 2026 et au-delà, chaque couche de protection compte. Votre identité est votre bien le plus précieux. Ne la laissez pas finir sur un dark web market, vendue au prix d'un sandwich. Surtout que vous pouvez vous protéger pour moins cher que ce sandwich, moins de 3€/mois TTC (80.63€ au total pour 2 ans + 3 mois offerts + 1 semaine d'essai gratuit).
N'hésitez pas à jeter un œil sur mon comparateur des meilleurs VPN du moment ;)
Le 13 août, l'éphéméride des luttes démontre à quel point la révolte contre la colonisation n'est pas nouvelle, et qu'il est toujours moment de déserter les rôles qui nous sont réservés pour choisir une voie de libération.
1536 : Au Honduras, dans la vallée de l'Ulúa, mort de l'ex-conquistador Gonzalo Guerrero. Celui-ci avait gagné le surnom de 'Rénégat' chez ses anciens camarades parce qu'il était passé dans le camp des Mayas qui résistaient et est mort en combattant avec eux contre les Espagnols. C'est le premier conquistador a avoir abandonné et combattu le colonialisme mené par son propre pays d'origine.
1882 : A Montceau-les-Mines, la "bande Noire", composée principalement de mineurs anarchistes, continue son oeuvre anticléricale en attaquant l'église et la Croix du Bois Roulot.
1936 : A Piña de Ebro près de Saragosse, parution du premier bulletin "El Frente", édité par la Colonne Durruti lors de la guerre civile contre les franquistes.
1961 : En Allemagne de l'Est, début de la construction du Mur de Berlin.
1963 : En Espagne, les tribunaux franquistes condamnent à mort les anarchistes Francisco Granados et Joaquín Delgado, accusés d'avoir commis les attentats du 29 juillet contre la Délégation Nationale des Syndicats et contre la section des passeports de la Direction Générale de la Sécurité.
1968 : Près de Varkiza (Athènes) en Grèce, le poète révolutionnaire Alexandros Panagulis tente d'assassiner le dictateur militaire Georgios Papadopoulos, tentative qui échoue car les engins qui devaient exploser au passage du dictateur ne s'amorcent pas.
1969 : A Derry en Irlande du Nord, de sérieuses émeutes continuent au deuxième jour de la bataille du Bogside.
1970 : En Californie, Jonathan Jackson, 17 ans, entre armé dans le tribunal pour tenter de libérer son frère George Jackson et d'autres prisonniers politiques. Il distribue des armes aux prisonniers et prend le tribunal en otage, mais sera finalement abattu.
1974 : Près de Crossmaglen en Irlande du Nord, deux soldats de l'armée britannique sont tués dans l'explosion d'une bombe posée par l'IRA.
1977 : Manifestation de 50000 personnes au Larzac contre l'installation d'un nouveau camp de la Légion étrangère.
1993 : A Bournemouth en Angleterre, l'IRA mène une série d'attaques à la bombe incendiaire contre un certain nombre de magasins et d'entreprises.
1997 : Diffusion du premier épisode de la série South Park.
2008 : Près de Varese en Italie, l'ALF (Front de Libération Animale) incendie l'entreprise Tecniplast, principal constructeur de cages et d'outils de laboratoire dans le monde. Les 2400 m² de la structure brûlent et le toit s'effondre.
2012 : A Athènes, dans le quartier de Pagrati, les locaux du parti néonazi Aube Dorée sont entièrement incendiés par les anarchistes, au lendemain de l'assassinat d'un jeune Irakien par les nazis.
Voir l'éphéméride anarchiste du 13 août.
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Reverend Cornel West joined clergy in a human line to oppose the Unite the Right supremacist rally. Photo by J. Zangas/DCMG
Washington DC—It was nine years ago on August 12, that dozens of supremacist, Alt-Right, neo-nazi, klansmen, and nationalist groups rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia against a plan to remove a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from downtown Lee Park. Organized by Jason Kessler, the ‘Unite the Right’ rally was a 2-day event held 11-12 August 2017 to link far right groups into an extended extremist movement revitalizing White supremacy. The groups gained more public footing that Summer, after Trump centered nationalist figures and parroted extreme right wing talking points from his position of power. It helped create the climate and space nurturing extremism in public spaces.
Richard Spencer and his National Policy Institute, was also present at the Unite the Right rally. His far right extremist organization had already held a rally at the Press Club in downtown Washington DC the night before the 2016 inauguration. He had also held a conference at the Ronald Reagan World Trade Center and other rallies in Washington DC. Gatherings of alt-right and neo-nazis were taking place in other cities across the country.
Members of the Unite the Right groups rallied the evening of August 11 at the University of Virginia, carrying tiki-torches in the evening and chanting anti-Semitic slogans. Their cries of “Blood and soil” and “You will not replace us,” drew alarm. They were throwbacks to the Third Reich rise to power during the Weimar Republic of pre-1933 Germany. Video of a stream of men walking with torches and chanting extremist chants popped up that Friday night on social media and spread like a fire in a mattress warehouse. There were clashes between the hundreds of torch bearing extremists and counter-protesters. Mace was spayed onto counter-protesters and police declared an unlawful assembly.
Charlottesville Riot—Epoch of Incredulity
The next day, an independent media colleague requested help in covering the Saturday rally and offered to drive to Charlottesville. So we went. We parked in a public lot not more than five blocks from Robert E. Lee Park, site of the giant Lee statue scheduled to be removed.
Getting close to Lee Park and the supremacist rally was straight forward. It was surprisingly easy to access. There were few Virginia State Police and only a line of short traffic metal barricades with a single strip of yellow police tape reading ‘Police Line-Do No Cross’ set up to separate the rally and counter-protesters. It seemed a considerably lax crowd control preparation. I’d covered many events in the District where right wing extremists showed up and the resultant counter-protests were never calm and orderly demonstrations. There were almost always clashes so DC police knew how to prepare for them.
So seeing such a large group of Alt-right, supremacists, and neo-nazis come together at an event with little police presence presented all the possible ingredients of incendiary civil unrest. There were fewer than a dozen police at the park. At one point there were about six police stationed at the barricades. There were several hundred extremists and as many as 500 counter-protesters. The die was cast for an historic confrontation. Police should and could have been ready, especially considering the clash from the night before. They were not prepared.
Hundreds of nationalists, KKK members, neo-nazis, and far right extremists rallied on August 12, 2017.
Reverend Cornel West joined hands and locked arms with dozens of fellow clergy, forming a long human wall separating the supremacists and neo-nazis from the assembled counter-protesters. When asked what his message was, he told me, “Bearing witness to love and justice.” It was the last moment of calm before the dam broke.
The rally had been scheduled to begin at 12 noon but counter-protesters had already streamed to the park oppose the extremist groups. Heckling gave way to taunting and threats. Shoving gave way to punching and assaults. The assembly was declared unlawful by 11:30 am, before it was actually scheduled to begin. Police ordered the Unite the Right rally to leave Lee park. As supremacists began leaving and walking in groups directly into counter-protesters, anti-racist counter-protesters began chanting, “ No Nazis, no KKK, no fascist USA.”
They carried signs reading ’Black Lives Matter,’ and ‘Smash Supremacy,’ amongst other hand-made signs.
One moment of relative rationality stood out in the chaos, although there were many disturbing moments. A supremest holding a heavy shield and wearing goggles and a gas mask around his neck faced off with a sparsely dressed Black man. Tony Lewis wore only a white tank top, some slacks and a black baseball cap with a black ‘X’ over its bill.
On the shield was painted “NC 14,” a reference to the so-called “race riot” in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1898. Then, during what was actually a terrorist coup, thousands of Whites overthrew the democratically elected mixed-race government of Wilmington, burned the only African American newspaper office, burned and looted all the Black-owned businesses, and killed or lynched an estimated 3-400 Blacks. The “N.C. 14” painted on his shield was a reference to this dark day in history but the symbolism eluded many of us at that moment.
Lewis confronted the White man behind the shield after hundreds of extremists began leaving the park. Lewis tried to reason with the man, saying, I am an American too.” Lewis also told him he was a Veteran who had served in uniform during the Persian Gulf War but the man refused to hear or listen to what he had to say. The man told Lewis to “leave us alone.” It seemed that the attitude he held against Lewis mimicked the tones of 1898 Wilmington.
One man tried to reason with the heavily armored group.
Moments later someone launched fireworks over the opposing groups. It was hard to tell from what side it came. Others hurled plastic bottles of water, further egging on the commotion. Then sticks and banner poles were used as clubs. Some of the supremacists carried clubs with them to the rally. They were certainly outfitted for street violence, wearing riot gear, shields, and helmets. (DCMediaGroup story from that day.)
The cordon of clergy left as the Virginia State Police declared an unlawful assembly. It was the second of such declarations they issued that weekend. What few police had been there had left the park and there were no police to stop the clashes. The opposing groups were now locked in street battles. They confronted and battled in the narrow streets and we in the media were caught in the center of the riot as factions fought for control of its center.
Sign posts became clubs and opponents beat each other. Many were injured severely. A man stomped on another who had been knocked unconscious. Several dragged him. A woman was bloodied.
As we were caught in the center, groups somehow ignored us. Someone fired a shot. It sounded like a pistol, based on previous marksmanship training. A helicopter hovered above. No police stopped or attempted to intervene to stop the fighting which had melted into the plasma of a riot. Someone threw urine and it splashed across the press line. I was thankful it wasn’t a stone. Urine can be washed away. A bloody soaked wound, not so.
We escaped through a gap in the fighting and turned east back up the hill towards the parking garage a few blocks away. We saw a group of supremacists beating a young Black man who was unconscious. We later learned his name was Deondre Harris. He was treated by street medics at the scene but needed hospitalization based on the seriousness of his wounds. We had parked feet from where he was beaten.
The worst was yet to come.
As the counter-protesters organized to march against the United the Right rally, James Fields, a white supremacist, deliberately drove his car into the assembly as it was preparing to march, killing activist Heather Heyer, and injuring 19 others, some severely.
We did not witness this but the incidents we had seen were quite enough to make every one of us sick. Several friends I knew who went to the street march were forever changed by what they saw.
During a phone interview with Jason Charter, a witness to the car attack, he said, “I heard the car screeching and I turned and see it ramming people, throwing them on the windshield and into the air,” he said. “I ran to help people and make sure they were ok and people were everywhere screaming medic.”
Charter said that moments after the car backed up, medics were on the scene helping the injured. He was shaken up by the incident. Video of Charlottesville riots (Caution Content warning—depicting violence).
Aftermath of the Charlottesville Riots
If anything could be said good about the riots it was that it re-awakened the nation to a vein of racial hatred that has existed for over two centuries. The nation clamored to denounce the groups that created havoc in Charlottesville and Jason Kessler’s ill conceived plan to unite them. His rally had the opposite effect he intended. Attitudes towards symbolic public memorials to Civil War figures changed quickly and irreversibly as citizens rallied to pressure State and local governments to remove them from public spaces and parks.
James Fields, then 20, was convicted after a federal trial and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole plus 419 years. He was subsequently tried and sentenced in Charlottesville by a State court to life imprisonment. DCMediaGroup story about the trial of James Fields.
Heather Heyer was celebrated and heralded as a civil rights beacon. She had not even planned to go to the protest but was going to meet her boyfriend for lunch nearby. She was an accidental activist that day and caught at the scene. Her mother dedicated the rest of her life to speaking out against racism in her daughter’s memory.
The blowback against Kessler was a tsunami of change. He attempted to hold a press conference the next day on 13 August in downtown Charlottesville but was run out of town by angry citizens. His speech was drowned out by angry opponents. Police had to escort him to safety.
Kessler foolishly tried a Unite the Right protest in Washington DC a year later with a march from George Washington University to the White House. About five people showed up to join him. Trackers captured his movements at the metro in Vienna. They noticed groups which had begun mobilizing weeks before in anticipation of his return. Nearly 15,000 from civil rights and human rights groups from across the region rallied in opposition to him and thousands of DC police and Federal agents formed a cordon to keep people from getting close to him. Video of Kessler and Unite the Right march in DC on August 12, 2018.
The Robert E. Lee statue was removed. The park was renamed Emancipation Park in 2017. Its name was changed again to Market Street Park in July 2018. Another Charlottesville park named after Stonewall Jackson, also a well-known Confederate General, was also renamed to Justice Park that year. Southern heritage statues came down from many cities across the South. Some were taken down by citizens with ropes and chains.
A statue of Confederate General Pike in Washington DC was taken down by citizens in 2018 after National Park Service deterred its removal. DCMediaGroup story about the Pike statue.
Richard Spencer’s National Policy Institute fell out of favor as a tide of opposition in Alexandria among citizens rose against it. The landlord renting space to his organization did not renew his lease. His website went dark in 2020.
The aftermath of the United the Right rallies saw citizens reclaiming their power over the inherent evil of supremacy by mobilizing and showing up where it reached into public forums. Rallies and protests against supremacy were held in many towns and cities across the country. This in turn carried momentum into the Black Lives Matter movement.
Video of Charlottesville Riots on August 12, 2017:
Video of anti-racism protests in DC on August 12, 2028.
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ABOVE: President Donald Trump’s escape vehicle—an airport catering container—and Air Force One in Ankara, Turkey on July 8, 2026 (photo: The Washington Post).To receive free, unrestricted access to this publication’s 500+ exclusive reports for seven days, just click the “free trial” button below. You can cancel your subscription to Proof at any time.
Thus far, U.S. corporate media has primarily focused on the unprecedented logistics of President Donald Trump’s movements in Ankara, Turkey on July 8, 2026, which most notably included secreting himself in an airport catering container, staging a fake onboarding and deplaning of Air Force One (more infra), and spending a month lying gregariously about the July 8 operation in public.
Somewhat less attention has fallen on the baseline circumstances surrounding what some on social media are now tongue-in-cheekedly denominating Operation Orange Chicken, which are in themselves nearly as unusual.
On July 8, Trump was mere hours removed from relaunching his illegal war in Iran with a massive bombardment of 80 Iranian military targets. He was in the midst of following up this return to unilateral military action in Iran (a war crime) with another massive bombardment, this one striking 90 Iranian military targets, including some “military logistics infrastructure” (a euphemism for blowing up civilian roads that military vehicles might conceivably use at some point, with such attacks on civilian targets eligible to constitute war crimes to the same degree unilateral, “aggressive” international warfare in the first instance does). A leading conservative Iranian cleric and member of Iran’s parliament, Hamid Rasaei, had just publicly advocated for his government attacking Ankara, now that “the bastard Trump is within our reach and has come to Turkey for the NATO summit,” with Rasaei specifically urging Tehran to “officially and without hesitation target the location where Trump and several other criminals are staying in Turkey with a missile” (emphasis supplied).
Consistent with this threat, Trump and his team had just received urgent intelligence from Israel indicating that Iranian assets in Turkey were planning to launch shoulder-fired missiles at the presidential delegation in Ankara—which of course included not just President Trump but some of the “several other criminals” Mr. Rasaei was likely speaking of, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent.
Beyond all this, Trump had just received specific additional intelligence indicating that an attack was imminent, with the BBC now revealing that “[there was] a person near the NATO summit who had been seen with a shoulder-fired missile” (emphasis added).
What’s more, the New York Times now reports, Iran didn’t just have an assassin ready and a stock of missiles in hand, but the assassin knew where to fire his missiles—as he knew the building Trump was sleeping in… and even the floor he was staying on.
All this had Trump so rattled on July 8 that he spent all day repeatedly speaking, and in public, about the possibility that he was about to be assassinated.
CNN reports that Trump was noticeably “preoccupied” with the subject of his own potential imminent death, a fact he has now, in mid-August, been lying about with unusual fervor (insisting to the American press, unconvincingly, that “I don’t worry about anything. Whatever it is—you know my attitude? Whatever.”)
That Trump has a decades-long history of physical cowardice is of course well-known, from his years of draft-dodging during the Vietnam War to his terrified hiding inside a White House bunker amidst peaceful George Floyd protests in Washington in 2020, from his quickly memed expressions of terror during minor security incidents at past campaign events to his hilarious, viral, oddly ironic fear of bald eagles and even stairs (yes, Trump is “scared of stairs,” the BBC reports). This said, Trump can be forgiven for being terrified at the prospect of dying inside a fiery missile explosion in Turkey.
But there’s an even deeper context to unfold here.
First, Turkey is Iran’s western neighbor; it’s merely a long day’s drive from where Trump was on July 8 to a nation that America is at war with—a war Trump launched illegally and idiosyncratically, meaning Iran has every reason to believe (and possibly be correct) that “but for” Trump, America and Iran wouldn’t be in a hot war right now.
And Turkey’s place in that war is extremely complex. Turkey hosts American soldiers at Incirlik Air Base in Adana—only about a five-hour drive from Ankara—and more to the point, Incirlik had already, by July 8, been a military target of the Iranians on several occasions. Moreover, on July 8, Trump was in Turkey not only for a NATO summit but to announce he was “certainly” looking to restart transfers of previously statutorily banned heavy weaponry to Turkey (including F-35s). This was an action Iran would have taken as a military threat in the same way of Russia deems America arming its western neighbor Ukraine a national security issue (a Kremlin view that Trump has actually publicly endorsed as reasonable).
In other words, July 8 was the pinnacle of Trump’s provocations of Iran.
He was at that moment in the midst of hitting 170 Iranian targets over a 24-hour period; he was announcing a massive renewed military partnership with Iran’s western neighbor; he was traveling with two of the three Cabinet members Iran would most want to assassinate (America’s secretaries of “State” and “War”), not to mention CJCS Gen. Dan Caine; and despite the fact that he had voluntarily traveled to within a day’s drive of a nation he was at the time avidly committing war crimes against, instead of keeping a comparatively low profile he was spending the whole day forecasting that the Iranians were about to fire a missile at him inside Turkey.
One could be forgiven for thinking that Trump was almost, in some way it’s difficult to wrap one’s mind around, relishing the prospect.
And it’s against this backdrop that—knowing himself an Iranian assassination target, but also knowing that Secretary Rubio and Secretary Hegseth were also Iranian targets—Trump learned from the U.S. Intelligence Community (USIC) that there wasn’t just an Iranian assassin in Ankara with shoulder-fired missiles waiting to murder him but that, based on the Israeli intelligence units whose word he’d come to rely on explicitly, an attack on his convoy was likely imminent.
The situation the above facts establish is so blindingly obvious that even some of the most obtuse, hateful, mentally diseased news observers in America—take neo-Nazi, infamous Trump dinner guest at Mar-a-Lago, and 2024 Kanye West presidential campaign manager Nick Fuentes as an example—can with alacrity tell us what was going on.
As Fuentes rightly declaimed here, “[Trump] really believed Iran was going to blow [his] plane one out of the sky.... they thought Air Force One would get shot down.”
Yes.
That’s the size of it.
Trump—along with his team—had become convinced, by the evening of July 8, that Air Force One was going to come under missile fire, and it was going to come under fire from exactly the sort of weaponry (MANPADS, Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems) that Air Force One, whether properly equipped like the “old” one is now or improperly equipped like the $400 million “new” one the Qataris bribed Trump with is, would be equally susceptible to because MANPADS operate below the altitude of many infrared and radar guidance systems.
Indeed, the moment in time Trump would have been most vulnerable to a MANPADS-based assassination attempt, as he and his team well knew on July 8, was during his takeoff and landing in Ankara.
That was when the assassin was likely to strike.
Which is why CNN now reports that, on July 8, Trump and his team deemed the odds of their deaths on the tarmac in Ankara to be “enormous.”
How good was Iran’s intelligence regarding every move Trump made in Ankara? So good, it bears repeating, that the New York Times reports would-be Iranian assassins knew “specifically where Trump was staying in Ankara, including which floor of the building.” The stream of information about the Iranian MANPADS threat coming into the USIC was so fulsome that by the end of July 7, 2026—the day before Trump hid in an airport catering cart—Trump and his team knew that “there was a specific threat of a surface-to-air missile against Air Force One, meaning whichever plane was carrying the president,” and that “someone in the vicinity of the NATO summit had been spotted with a shoulder-fired missile” (emphasis supplied).
Given that the president didn’t leave Turkey until July 8, it means his team had at least a full day to process this intelligence. But frankly, even the fact that the intelligence existed, and that it arrived inside the USIC from so many different streams, strongly implied that there had been pre-summit chatter forecasting the enormous danger Trump and his top staffers would be in if they traveled to Ankara for an event Trump didn’t want to attend, anyway.
So given Trump’s long and well-documented history of seeking to incite or provoke violence for political purposes—e.g. (non-exhaustively) in 1980, in 1989, in 2015, in 2016, in 2018, in 2019, 2020, in 2021, in 2022, in 2023—it’s hard not to see in every action he took in Turkey in July 2026 a desire to see Iran War violence break out in that country.
We can even imagine the politically advantageous fallout of this for Trump. Picture Trump taking to the cameras to excoriate NATO for failing to keep its summit safe, and perhaps even using that failure as a justification for further limiting America’s role in the purely defensive alliance. Or picture Trump demanding new congressional authorization(s) for his Iran war—or even a NATO response under Article 5—in the wake of an Iranian attack on a NATO member’s soil. Picture Trump using an Iranian attack on Turkey as justification for doubling down on his statute-busting demand that all military sanctions on Turkey be dropped. And in picturing all this, recall that Trump traveled to Turkey with nothing much to gain, given his disdain for NATO, its members, and its mission. Only a major security incident there could have done much to alter the political equations Trump faced both in and out of Iran.
All of which underscores that the key question in the “Operation Orange Chicken” scandal remains, “Why did Trump travel to Ankara under these circumstances?”
Mr. Trump’s public anger at NATO, let alone the fact of him being in a hot war with Turkey’s neighbor, could easily have explained his absence from any NATO summit.
That Turkey’s autocratic leader, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a family friend and all-but-business partner of Trump’s (see more here, here, and here) is now a mortal enemy of Iran—which Erdogan confirmed by forming a military alliance with Iran’s leading enemies this month—clearly put an additional target on Ankara’s back this summer, as if Iran having previously launched missiles at Turkey weren’t enough to confirm it.
Trump launching 170 new attacks on Iran as soon as he entered Turkey becomes, in this view, merely the cherry on top of a bizarre confection of presidential incitement.
But there’s another, slightly less obvious question that’s also begged here. Given all of the foregoing, why didn’t Trump and his team foreground the security situation for the entirety of Trump’s July trip to Turkey? Why not establish in advance the dangers of the trip—after all, Trump has said that he wants to gift himself the Congressional Medal of Honor specifically for traveling into dangerous areas by plane when he doesn’t have to—in so doing legitimizing basically any ploy he or his team used to keep him safe?
Name a way to avoid a MANPADS attack—from traveling by ground instead of air to flying only under cover of darkness, from keeping no public schedule for a departure to securing the entire airfield in Ankara using the Turkish and American militaries—and the security situation Trump entered in Turkey in July would have warranted it had he and his team simply been honest about the dangers he was facing. Alternately, Trump could have done what he’s done dozens of times already during the Iran War: lower its temperature artificially via pre-textual negotiations, false advocacy for peace, preposterously timed ceasefires, inscrutable public statements, humanitarian pauses used for other purposes, and the like.
Nearly every week Trump uses one of these ploys to goose the mid-war markets.
So why in the world did he travel to within a day’s drive of Iran this July while doing everything he could to incite yet another Iranian assassination attempt, from launching illegal airstrikes to announcing a new military alliance with Iran’s enemies to making his assassination in Turkey a nonstop topic of public conjecture? Why did Trump act in a way that appears to have been calibrated to create one of the most incredible findings ever published by CNN—as already noted above, the reality that Trump agents adjudged the risk of America’s sitting president dying on July 8 to be “enormous”?
That’s a rhetorical question.
Because it does seem we now have the answer to it.
And explaining how we have arrived at that answer is the work of this Proof report.
Trump’s most prominent spokesperson won regular plaudits from her boss for her unflinching defense of his agenda
Donald Trump’s most prominent spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, is leaving the White House. The US president announced on Wednesday that his press secretary would depart at the end of the month.
Leavitt, who has served in the role since Trump’s returned to power in January 2025, won regular plaudits from her boss for her unflinching defense of his agenda, but faced frequent criticism for amplifying misinformation and curbing press freedom.
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Ce week-end, nous avons été surpris par une décision de justice ordonnant l’expulsion de la Kasa Invisível. Nos avocats travaillent déjà à annuler cette décision, mais l’expulsion pourrait avoir lieu à tout moment cette semaine.
C’est pourquoi nous faisons appel dès maintenant pour solliciter l’attention et le soutien de nos compas, organisations, collectifs et personnes qui fréquentent la maison, de nos voisin.es, ainsi que de tous ceux qui soutiennent et croient en ce projet. Nous vous demandons de rester vigilant.e et disponible pour nous soutenir si nécessaire !
Bientôt, nous convoquerons une réunion publique à la Kasa Invisível pour réfléchir collectivement à la manière de résister à l’expulsion et renforcer cette lutte. Notre force est sociale et collective, et nous croyons que nous ne pouvons affronter ce moment que par la solidarité, la mobilisation et le soutien mutuel.
Kasa Invisível est un squat qui, depuis 2013, abrite un centre social, des coopératives et des logements, favorisant toujours des activités gratuites et construisant un réseau vivant de solidarité avec nos voisin.es, d’autres squats, des personnes sans-abris, ainsi que divers groupes et initiatives dans la ville.
La Kasa Invisível est construite par de nombreuses mains, et c’est avec de nombreuses mains que nous la défendrons ! Restez à l’écoute pour les prochains appels à l’action.
Cet appel est à tous les groupes et individus internationalistes à montrer solidarité et soutien à Kasa Invisível.
Si vous connaissez la Kasa, nous avez rendu visite ou nous avez accueilli lors des nombreux voyages que nous avons faits pour discuter de la lutte pour le logement et des mouvements sociaux, veuillez envisager de répondre à cet appel.
Il existe de nombreuses façons de participer et de nous soutenir:
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Le 22 juillet, la chambre des représentants des États-Unis a voté un projet de fusion stratégique entre les armées des USA et d'Israël.
L’article Vers une fusion des armées des USA et d’Israël ? est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque.
Move defies US envoy’s claim that Americans could be extracting crude by as early as next year
Greenland authorities have forced a US oil company connected to Donald Trump to postpone drilling wells in the Arctic territory, defying claims by the US president’s envoy that Americans could be extracting crude by next year.
Amid Trump’s imperialist threats, tensions have been rising on Greenland’s eastern coast after the oil company brought drilling equipment ashore in July without permission, drawing a “strong warning” from the government.
Continue reading...Kennedy Center had sued Chuck Redd for canceling Christmas Eve concert after Trump renamed institution
A superior court judge in Washington DC has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay more than $250,000 to a musician who canceled a performance at the arts center after the White House announced that Donald Trump’s name would be added to the venue.
Judge Tanya Jones Bosier ordered the Kennedy Center on Monday to pay $252,479.70 in legal fees and costs to attorneys for musician Chuck Redd within 45 days.
Continue reading...Suit alleges subscription offer aims to sell privileged access to information generated in president’s official capacity
Donald Trump has been sued after a subscription service charging up to $100,000 a month for early access to his posts on his Truth Social platform sparked allegations of corruption.
The lawsuit, filed in the US district court for the southern district of New York, was brought by the Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation against Trump, two of his aides and the executive office of the president.
Continue reading...Justice department asks justices to pause decision that blocked Trump’s order to tighten voting-by-mail rules
Donald Trump’s administration again asked the US supreme court on Wednesday to intervene to fully implement the president’s executive order restricting the use of mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterm elections that will decide control of US Congress.
The US Department of Justice filed a request asking the justices to put on hold a decision made on Tuesday by US district judge Indira Talwani in Boston that blocks the US Postal Service from nationwide enforcement of the directive’s tighter rules for voting by mail.
Continue reading...Throughout this year’s Democratic primaries, a narrative has taken root pitting the candidates of the progressive left, widely seen as “insurgents” running to disrupt the status quo, versus more moderate candidates largely aligned with the Democratic establishment.
While the anti-establishment candidates don’t always prevail in the end, the Democratic base is undeniably in an anti-establishment mood. And now, the party’s 2028 hopefuls are beginning to position themselves accordingly.
In tomorrow’s piece, explores how “normie” Democratic leaders with presidential aspirations are beginning to adopt the rhetoric and even some positions of the anti-establishment left, betting that they can run as a new breed of “anti-system moderates” in the 2028 presidential primary.
And in case you missed it yesterday, broke down all the abuses of justice we should expect from Todd Blanche now that he’s been sworn in as Attorney General. In his piece, Kuo explores how we can rebuild the post-Watergate guardrails put in place to ensure an independent Department of Justice.
The current president continues to self-destruct. Fortunately for us, he insists on doing this publicly.
After handing a donor and an unproven company the massive job of redoing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in “American flag blue” in hopes of being able to use it to celebrate himself during America’s 250th birthday, everything went tits tints up. The lining fell apart. And the “American flag blue” was soon replaced by an “Antifa Frog green” influx of algae.
Rather than demand an explanation from the no-bid contractors or simply decide to shift his focus elsewhere, Donald Trump immediately claimed (without evidence!) that this was the work of anti-American vandals. Trump’s claims were immediately echoed by both Interior Department head Doug Burgum and DC US Attorney Jeanine Pirro. While all three insisted there was tons of damning evidence to support their outlandish claims, to date not one of them has produced anything remotely resembling a smoking gun.
Instead, we’ve been (mis)treated to malicious prosecutions that were immediately abandoned after the government’s own star grand jury witness said the damage supposedly caused by vandals was actually the result of shoddy workmanship.
Pirro did the right thing and dismissed charges against the Reflecting Pool defendants, starting with former Olympian David Hearn — the only one of the defendants facing a felony charge. Trump wanted Hearn cuffed and stuffed as a trophy of his ability to beat the truth at its own game.
Pirro went to bat for herself and threw Burgum under the bus following these dismissals. But that didn’t stop both Burgum and Trump from continuing to insist the Reflecting Pool failures were the work of vandals, all while publicly verbally assaulting Pirro for doing the same thing both of these men are doing: trying to save their own asses.
To this day, Trump continues to insist mountains of evidence exist. But the administration’s smoking gun more resembles a weapon purchased on layaway that it has yet to make a payment on. And after several days of being undercut by facts in literal evidence, Trump has finally changed his tune… a bit.
“There was substantial damage to the Reflecting Pool, also but, unfortunately, there is no video or proof, other than the damage, itself,” he wrote on Truth Social. “We are working on the Pool, and it will reopen shortly. As with many jobs, there was also some contractor error done by rushing the job for a July 4th opening, but it was a very small area of this massive Pool, and was relatively inconsequential.”
These are surprising admissions, given the source. Not only does Trump admit (while doing as much downplaying as possible) that some damage might be the result of his no-bid contractors, he has also admitted the government has no evidence to support criminal charges against anyone.
That admission gives credence to Pirro’s claims during the DOJ’s dismissals — that the DOJ had been misled by Doug Burgum and his DOI lackeys to believe evidence existed to support the charges. But that hardly excuses Pirro, who basically insisted that everyone the DOJ had charged was guilty AF during her appearance on Fox News earlier this year.
Whatever Pirro did or didn’t know at the point she decided to start pursuing these investigations may become public knowledge in (hopefully) the near future. Not content to just let Trump, Pirro, and Burgum walk away from a handful of revenge prosecutions performed for the sole purpose of allowing Trump to punish other people for his own failures, members of the House Judiciary Committee are mobilizing the system of checks-and-balances to find out who knew what and when. Greg Sargent has the details for The New Republic:
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are set to launch an investigation into the decision to criminally charge Hearn and others over the Reflecting Pool fiasco, I’m told. Although Democrats are in the minority, their probe offers a blueprint for what they’ll pursue with subpoena power if they control the House in six months.
This week, Representative Jamie Raskin—the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee and potentially its future chair—will formally demand that the Justice and Interior Departments turn over a wealth of documents related to the charging decisions made in this case.
While it’s true this will run into considerable opposition from GOP Committee members, it’s not like the minority party has to ask permission to open investigations. However, they will need some Republican support if they want this investigation to be anything more than symbolic.
But that’s not the only pressure the Trump DOJ is facing. David Hearn’s case may have been dismissed (but notably, without prejudice, which means the government can always try again), but his lawyers aren’t quitting. They’ve been demanding grand jury documents for weeks.
Eisen and Hearn’s other lawyers are not letting this drop. For some time now, they’ve been seeking access to full transcripts of the grand jury proceedings—including instructions that prosecutors gave jurors on charging guidelines—to determine whether prosecutors misled them to secure Hearn’s indictment.
Trump obviously wants to keep this thing alive. He may live to regret this decision. The people opposed to him and his actions want the same thing, but for the purpose of pursuing justice, rather than — like Trump and his administration — hoping to pervert it further.
reçu par mail (en anglais et en français) / début août 2026

Des « Blackshirts » devant la Parlement d’Écosse, à Édimbourg, le 24 juin
Proclamer ici la victoire n’a aucun sens – des camarades se font nasser sans que personne ne fasse rien, une vingtaine de personnes partent au casse-pipe pendant que tout le monde regarde ailleurs, sans joie à marcher ensemble et à occuper l’espace en dehors de la zone autorisée, pas une seule vitrine/abribus repeinte par notre haine de ce monde : l’anti-fascisme se définit par son action, Stand up to racism, les syndicats et le Socialist Workers Party sont définis par des postures auto-satisfaite et une collaboration claire avec la police fasciste. IL NE LEUR APPARTIENT PAS DE DÉCLARER VICTOIRE À NOTRE PLACE
La défaite est inévitable si personne ne se parle – aucune mutualisation d’informations basiques sur ce à quoi nous étions censé.es nous opposer. Il est impossible de se préparer en amont sans cela. Il est vital de tisser des liens entre les différents groupes présents et de destituer le pouvoir aux coordinateurs institutionnels qui ne cherchent qu’à neutraliser notre colère en collaborant directement avec la police fasciste, nous laissant donc plus dispersé.es, plus faibles et plus désorganisé.es.
Les organisateurs institutionnels : des loups déguisés en mouton – la collaboration étroite de Stand up to racism et des syndicats avec la police contrôle donc le moindre de nos mouvements au sein du rassemblement, mais aussi en nous faisant répéter bêtement leurs slogans inoffensifs. Nous sommes sous leur emprise dès lors que nous acceptons les règles de leur jeu. La domination imposée par leur service d’ordre nous rend passif.ves au point de nous auto-censurer, effrayé.es par le moindre mouvement imprévu ou la plus petite tentative d’action autonome. Répétons-le : l’offensive fasciste, avec sa dynamique irrésistible et sa portée historique mondiale, ne peut pas être stoppée par une collaboration directe ou indirecte avec la police et, par extension, avec ces institutions. N’oublions jamais que l’antifascisme ne naît que dans le mouvement, par l’action ; dès que nous restons immobiles, il meurt. REJETEZ L’IMMOBILISME ET REJETEZ TOUTES LES POLICES
Les fascistes ont dix coups d’avance sur nous – ils mutualisent leur organisation en avance, ils savent dans quoi ils arrivent et ce qu’ils vont essayer de produire, ils se coordonnent en temps réel, ce qui revient à dire qu’ils ont toujours donné le rythme et que nous n’avons fait que réagir à basse intensité. Ils étaient au courant de la nasse à l’arrière, ils ont chargé de manière coordonnée, ils étaient suffisamment organisés pour arriver à investir le centre-ville pendant que nous étions inertes à rester sur place pour vendre des t-shirts et faire des discours auto-satisfaits. Bref, ils nous prennent pour une blague et à raison.
En bref : DÉFENSE COLLECTIVE, SOLIDARITÉ INCONDITIONNELLE, MUTUALISATION D’INFOS AUTONOME
Quelques remarques introductives
Au cours des six derniers mois, mais plus particulièrement au cours de l’été, des gangs de nazis se sont formes en Écosse, comme des milices paramilitaires, pour harceler, intimider et agresser tou.tes celles/ceux qu’ils identifient comme non conformes a l’hétéronormativite blanche, en concentrant leurs actions particulièrement envers les communautés musulmanes. Le rassemblement fasciste a été organise par Unite the clans, un de ces groupes écossais, et soutenu par Tommy Robinson, entre autres figures influents de la sphère fasciste britannique. Le rassemblement du samedi 24 juillet a été le point culminant jusqu’ici des tensions préexistantes qui bouillonnaient depuis un moment.
La réponse antifasciste a été organisée en consultation avec la police écossaise par Stand up to racism, une organisation satellite du Socialist Workers Party (SWP), une organisation dont le comité central abrite et promeut des agresseurs sexuels, entre autres problèmes fondamentaux. Ils ont été la figure de proue de la diffusion de l’appel au rassemblement sur les réseaux sociaux ; Unite the union et Unison, les deux plus gros syndicats au Royaume-Uni, étaient aussi listés en tant qu’organisateurs. Leurs représentants portaient des vestes de secouriste pendant le rassemblement et se comportaient comme des officiers en liaison avec la police et contrôlaient la foule, etc.
Ce sont ces gens qui ont parlé de victoire au moment même où les antifas étaient nassés et que ce qui existait comme black-bloc était piétiné par la police montée.
reçu par mail (en anglais et en français) / début août 2026
proclaiming victory here makes no sense– comrades kettled while no one did anything; twenty people led to slaughter while everyone looked the other way; no joy in marching together and occupying space outside the authorized zone; not a single shop window or bus shelter repainted by our hatred of this world :anti-fascism is defined by action; stand up to racism, trade unions and the socialist workers party are defined by fashion, self-satisfaction, and open collaboration with the fascist police. THEY DO NOT DECLARE VICTORY IN OUR NAME
defeat is inevitable if no one talks to one another– no shared pool of anti-fascist information about what we are countering. we cannot prepare in advance without this. we must forge links between the various groups present and strip power from the institutional coordinators who seek only to neutralise our rage in direct and open collaboration with the fascist police —thereby leaving us scattered, weak, and disorganised.
protest ‘organisers’: wolves in sheep’s clothing– stand up to racism and trade unions’ close collaboration with the police serves only to control not just our movements within the rally, but even the very inoffensive slogans we parrot. we are all under their hold when we accept the rules of their game. the monopoly of their neon-clad ‘security’ enforcers renders us passive and self-censoring, afraid of the slightest unexpected move or autonomous action. let us repeat: the buoyant and world-historic onslaught of fascism cannot be stopped indirect or indirect collaboration with the police, and by extension stand up to racism and all other formal protest ‘organisers’. let us never forget that anti-fascism is born only in movement through action; the moment we stand still it dies. REJECT STASIS AND ALL FORMS OF POLICE
fascists are ten steps ahead of us– they pool their organisational efforts in advance; know what they are walking into and what they intend to produce; they coordinate in real time—which amounts to saying they always set the pace while we react at low intensity. they knew about the kettle at the rear, they charged in a coordinated fashion, they were organised enough to successfully occupy the city centre while we sat idly by selling t-shirts, making self-congratulatory speeches. they take us for a joke—and rightly so.
in short: COLLECTIVE DEFENSE, UNCONDITIONAL SOLIDARITY, AUTONOMOUS POOLING OF INFORMATION.
introductory remarks
over the last six months but increasingly over the summer gangs of nazis have been forming in scotland, as the brownshirts, to harass, intimidate and assault anyone they deem nonconformist to white heteronormativity, focusing their activity around certain diverse communities. the fascist rally was organised by ‘unite the clans’ and supported by tommy robinson amongst other influential figures of the british far-right. saturday 24 july was a culmination of pre-existing tensions that have been simmering for some time.
the anti-fascist response was organised in consultation with police scotland by ‘stand up to racism’, a proxy group of the socialist workers’ party (swp), an organisation whose entire central committee is compromised by sheltering & promoting sexual abusers, among other fundamental problems. whilst they fronted the advertising campaign for the rally on social media, ‘unite the union’ and ‘unison’, the two largest general trade unions in the uk, were also listed as organisers. their representatives wore high-visibility ‘security’ jackets during the protest and acted like marshals who liaised with the police & enforced crowd control etc.
these are the people who spoke of victory at the very moment anti-fascists were kettled and what exists of the ‘black bloc’ was trampled by cavalry police.
Des parcelles de l'ex-zad de Notre-Dame-des-Landes sont ciblées par l'État pour servir de « terres de compensation écologique » pour permettre la construction d'un centre de rétention administrative à Nantes. La résistance s'organise.
Notre-Dame-des-Landes (Loire-Atlantique), reportage
Sur un petit chemin bordé de chênes, sur le territoire de l'ex-zad (zone à défendre) de Notre-Dame-des-Landes, un groupe d'habitants et paysans nous a donné rendez-vous, mardi 11 août. Sous une chaleur (…)
‘Outstanding young Americans’ came together to catch a tennis ball for freedom
The Patriot Games, held this week in Ohio, was intended to be a “national athletic competition celebrating the character, determination, and excellence that define the American spirit”, according to a press release.
The competition, which organizers insisted would be nothing like the Hunger Games, was to bring together “outstanding young Americans” from across the country, “to compete, inspire, and showcase the values that have shaped the United States for nearly 250 years”. ESPN, hosting the games, said it would “test excellence in skillsets of beloved American sports”.
Continue reading...Cet article sera mis à jour régulièrement avec les dernières informations sur la présence policière pendant les Bure’lesques. Pour les informations pratiques sur les Bure’lesques, le site le plus à jour est le site du festival : https://burefestival.org/
Cet article sera mis à jour autant que possible mais aura surement quelques heures de retard par rapport aux contrôles
Mardi 11 août 2026 : un hélicoptère a survolé le lieu du festival ainsi que Bure et Mandres-en-Barrois
Mercredi 12 août 2026 : pas de contrôles signalés sur la journée
Jeudi 13 août 2026 : pas de contrôles signalés sur la journée
Vendredi 14 août 2026 :
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Au 12 août, les gendarmes n’ont pas montré de réquisitions pour la fouille de véhicules.
Un arrêté interdit du vendredi 14 août 2026 08 heures 00 au lundi 17 août 2026 12 heures 00 le transport:
– de feu d’artifice.
– de carburants, accélérateurs de caburants, combustibles, acides ou produits chimiques, et de pneus usagés.
– Le transport de bombes à tag
– de matériaux pouvant servir de combustible (bois, paille, poutre)
– objets pouvant servir d’armes
– la consommations d’alcool de groupe 3 à 5 sur la voie publique
– du matos de sonorisation et de sound system
– matériel pouvant couvrir le visage
La liste des communes concernées par l’arrêté:
TREVERAY, SAINT-AMAND-SUR-ORNAIN, NAIX-AUX-FORGES, MENAUCOURT, GIVRAUVAL, LONGEAUX, NANTOIS, VILLERS LE SEC, HEVILLERS, BOVIOLLES, MARSON-SUR-BARBOURE, REFFROY, SAINT-JOIRE, BAUDIGNECOURT, DEMANGE AUX EAUX, BURE, GONDRECOURT-LE-CHATEAU, LUMEVILLE-EN-ORNOIS, HORVILLE EN ORNOIS, MANDRES-EN-BARROIS, CHASSEY-BEAUPRE, BONNET et RIBEAUCOURT
Les arrêtés préfectoraux n’ont jamais été appliqués strictement. Ils servent souvent de prétexte pour faire des contrôles. Dans la pratique, souvent ils n’appliquent pas l’arrêté, mais ils peuvent s’en servir soit pour prendre du matériel, qui peut être récupéré au commissariat à la fin de l’évènement. N’hésitez pas à faire un tour de votre véhicule avant de partir pour retirer les objets non utiles pour l’évènement.
En cas de contrôle, arrêté ou non, tant qu’il n’y a pas de réquisition du procureur, le véhicule n’a pas à être fouillé, même si les flics l’exigent. Demandez la réquisition du procureur (qui n’est pas la même chose que l’arrêté préfectoral), vérifiez l’endroit et la date: vérifiez si elle correspond à l’endroit où vous êtes contrôlé.es et vérifiez les horaires, une réquisitions n’est valable que plusieurs heures. Si elle n’est pas valable les flics ne peuvent ni voir ce qu’il y a dans le véhicule, ni contrôler d’autre personne dans le véhicule que le.a conducteurice.
Si vous voyez des personnes contrôlées sur la route, n’hésitez pas à être solidaire, sortir du véhicule et aller demander aux personnes si elles ont besoin de soutien.
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La Terre n'a pas fini de dévoiler tous ses mystères… et notamment les plus petits. Des scientifiques ont récemment révélé, dans la revue spécialisée Ichthyology & Herpetology, le recensement d'un amphibien tacheté de vert foncé, mesurant moins de 4 cm. « Il s'agit d'une nouvelle espèce de rainette, endémique du Costa Rica », précise l'un d'eux. Et celle-ci a été baptisée « grenouille du café » (Isthmohyla nacientes).
Une découverte inédite ? Pas tout à fait. Dans les années 1960, (…)
La BAC de Saint-Denis fait cramer son commissariat à coups de mortiers d’artifice après avoir vidé ses propres extincteurs pour s'amuser.
L’article Les vrais pyromanes sont en uniforme est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque.
« Pour plus de 40 000 personnes, la sécheresse se traduit déjà par des coupures d'eau au robinet. » C'est par ce chiffre que la ministre de la Transition écologique, Monique Barbut, a signalé, très concrètement, les effets de la crise hydrique sur la population, mercredi 12 août. Dans plusieurs territoires, la sécheresse n'est déjà plus seulement une affaire de nappes basses ou de cours d'eau à sec, mais de robinet qui ne coule plus.
La ministre a ajouté que, la semaine dernière, (…)

En Chine, un agriculteur aurait perdu 10 hectares de plants de sésame après avoir suivi les recommandations d’une intelligence artificielle. Un traitement inadapté aurait détruit sa récolte en une seule nuit, rapporte The Independent.
La région Île-de-France a décidé de fermer aux promeneurs les abords de la base nautique de Vaires-Torcy, en Seine-et-Marne, après deux noyades mortelles. Elle condamne ainsi un espace de fraîcheur gratuit, alors que les canicules s'enchaînent.
Vaires-sur-Marne (Seine-et-Marne), reportage
Au milieu du lac, trois kayakistes glissent sur l'eau au rythme régulier de leurs coups de pagaie. Sous le soleil déjà vif en cette fin de matinée, à la base nautique de Vaires-sur-Marne (…)
Trois pirates informatiques utilisant les pseudonymes « cybernox », « artemis » et « d’ont call me » ont revendiqué, le 11 août 2026, le piratage de Santé publique France. Dans une publication sur un forum cybercriminel, ils affirment avoir compromis une plateforme associée à l’établissement public et en avoir exfiltré les données personnelles liées à 80 000 comptes.
Ces informations semblent concerner des professionnels, des organismes et des structures des secteurs sanitaire, social et de la prévention, ainsi que certains de leurs utilisateurs. Les trois cybercriminels ont publié un échantillon comportant les données suivantes : noms, adresses postales, numéros de téléphone, adresses e-mail, catégories professionnelles, noms et types de structures.
La publication contient également des éléments présentés comme attestant d’un accès à une interface d’administration de Santé publique France. L’établissement public n’a toutefois confirmé ni la réalité de l’attaque ni son ampleur.
Depuis plusieurs mois, de nombreuses institutions publiques françaises ont été victimes de fuites de données. Parmi les compromissions confirmées en 2026 figurent celles touchant le fichier national des comptes bancaires (FICOBA), France Titres (anciennement ANTS) et le ministère de l’Éducation nationale.
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En toute discrétion et en plein génocide, la Commission Européenne veut conclure un accord policier avec Israël Une enquête de l’organisation britannique Statewatch révèle que la commission européenne, dirigée par Ursula Von Der Leyen, a cherché […]
L’article Scandale international : Ursula Von Der Leyen légitime et arme la colonisation est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque.
Un nouveau départ parmi les cadres historiques d’OpenAI. Brad Lightcap a annoncé le 11 août son intention de quitter l’entreprise afin de « lancer quelque chose de nouveau », sans préciser la nature de son futur projet. Il restera encore quelques semaines au sein de la société afin d’assurer la transition.
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Avec les Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL et Pixel 11 Pro Fold, Google améliore la formule de l'année dernière sans grande révolution. La nouveauté de 2026 s'appelle HiLight : Google a inséré des LED colorées autour du flash pour permettre au téléphone de communiquer des informations lorsqu'il est retourné.
Dès la mi-septembre, Spotify affichera un badge « AI Persona » sur les profils d’artistes dont l’identité publique correspond à une personnalité générée par IA, mais pas sur la manière dont la musique a été créée. Ce label apparaîtra sur la bannière et la section « À propos » des profils, dans les résultats de recherche ainsi qu’à côté des titres au sein des playlists.
À quelques heures de l'éclipse solaire, qui se tient le 12 août, il est difficile de se procurer des lunettes adaptées. Celles-ci n'ont pas été distribuées massivement, alors qu'il s'agit d'un enjeu de santé publique, tant les risques pour les yeux sont réels et graves.
Sur un grand tableau blanc, Guillaume, opticien dans la région de Valence (Drôme), s'amuse à comptabiliser le nombre d'appels téléphoniques lui réclamant des lunettes de protection pour observer l'éclipse solaire. À midi, (…)
Quand ?
Le 15 septembre de 19h30 à 21h
Où ?
Ministère de l'Économie, des Finances et du Budget Rue des Ministères, 75012, Paris, France
Pour ne pas revivre un été comme nous le vivons, nous organisons un grand rassemblement le mardi 15 septembre de 19h30 à 21h00 à Bercy devant le ministère de l'Économie, à Paris.
Parce depuis près de 50 ans, scientifiques, associations, citoyen·nes, alertent sur les conséquences de nos modes de productions. Et nous voici aujourd'hui avec des logements invivables, des hôpitaux surchargés, des écoles fermées, des sécheresses à répétition, une nature gravement impactée et de nombreux animaux qui ont péri pendant les incendies.
Pendant la canicule, des milliers de personnes ont perdu la vie.
C'est un moment historique et il faut s'en saisir.
Devant l'inaction de notre gouvernement, nous lançons un appel pour rejoindre la mobilisation et exiger des moyens afin que ces tragédies ne se répètent pas. Nous mettrons très bientôt dans le débat des propositions concrètes.
Rejoignez l'appel et partagez-le au maximum !
Premiers signataires de l'appel :
. France Nature Environnement
. Union syndicale Solidaires
. Médecins du Monde
. Nous Toutes
. Syndicat des Sapeurs Pompiers Volontaires de France
. Greenpeace
. Fondation pour le Logement
. Syndicat National des Professionnels Infirmiers CFE-CGC
. Fédération des Associations Générales Étudiantes