by Paul Cudenec In this era of crushing intellectual conformism, it is always a pleasure to read about figures of the past who were not afraid to be themselves and to express a set of opinions which belonged to them and to nobody else. Such is the case with the Anglo-French writer and poet Hilaire … Continue reading Lament for an England lost
by Paul Cudenec I belong to that much-maligned breed of people who have spent their whole lives protesting about various things. I have demonstrated – enthusiastically! – against road-building and fracking, against surveillance cameras and "anti-terrorist" laws, against arms fairs and drone factories, against privatisations and bankster bail-outs, against the City of London and the … Continue reading Fighting off the Encroachment
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