by Mike Driver 50 observations from inside the belly of modernity: If a politician of any stripe is speaking, even if truth, it will be in the service of a greater lie. Everything you see, everything you hear and everything you feel via the glass of mass media, even if true, is in service of … Continue reading The Way It Is
by Paul Cudenec The southern French coast near Montpellier Airport is rather congested. Holiday resorts have sprung up to profit from those heading to the lovely sandy beaches - as have, of course, the roads required to take them there. Just to the east of La Grande-Motte - a product of the proudly modernising 1960s - the … Continue reading In search of the source: a personal journey against the flow
by W.D. James In light of our reflections thus far, ‘humanism’ takes on a new significance. Previously, humanism indicated viewing the world from the perspective of human needs, human values, and human nature. It still does, but the very existence of the human reality is in question. Further, the concept was rather watered down over … Continue reading Renewed Humanism (Politics of the Heart, Part 5)
Number 102 In this issue: Zones of corporate tyranny A message to the nature-hating bastards London conference for freedom and Palestine We Were the Shepherds Walter Benjamin: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Zones of corporate tyranny Campaigner David Powell has issued a new warning about the spectre of corporate tyranny facing the UK. We … Continue reading The Acorn – 102
by Paul Cudenec The smears directed at those of us who expose and oppose ZIM (the zio-imperialist mafia) serve three distinct purposes. Firstly, and most obviously, they aim to discredit and marginalise us in the eyes of the general public, thus preventing our message from spreading. Secondly, they are used to justify concrete action against … Continue reading Ignore the gaslighting – ZIM is real!
by W.D. James C.S. Lewis was a realist in a double sense: he understood the reality of power and he understood the reality of morality. In 1944, writing in The Abolition of Man, he saw that we already stood on the far side of the precipice of a post-human (his term) or transhuman future. He … Continue reading Post-humanism and the Regime of the Heartless (Politics of the Heart, Part 4)
by Paul Cudenec Earlier this year I published an essay about "modernisation" in post-WW2 France which exposed how it was part of a deliberate strategy of dispossession and control. [1] This, the detail revealed, was being pushed by the Rothschild-led Zionist industrial-imperialist global mafia, which I have nicknamed Zisglom, or ZIM for short. [2][3] Its … Continue reading The Big Plan and the Great Gaslighting
by Paul Cudenec I have never regarded myself as belonging to the "Left" or the "Right" - I think these labels have been manufactured and maintained in order to limit our individual thinking and to rule over us by division. So, in a way, it's rather odd to find myself listed as one of the … Continue reading Leaving the “Left” behind
by W.D. James Our hearts know things. Several times in the New Testament, the Apostle Paul states that the natural law is ‘written on the heart.’ That formulation itself is significant in light of the central role of the ‘heart’ in classical psychology as we have explored it in the first two essays of this … Continue reading Written on the Heart (Politics of the Heart, Part 3)
by Paul Cudenec Beneath the idyllic green rolling hills of a well-off rural area lurks the stench of mafia-dumped toxic waste, polluting the air, the water supply and the food chain, killing off the wildlife and giving cancer to the people who live there. What finer metaphor could one imagine for the industrial society which … Continue reading The toxic stench of industrial corruption
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