Number 107 In this issue: That murderous mafia Our need for heroes Anarcho-authoritarians stranded in 2020 Degrowth: a threat to the system? Ernst Friedrich Schumacher: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. That murderous mafia "We are being ruled by sadistic criminals - all of us, the whole world, every nation, OK? A gang of demented … Continue reading The Acorn – 107
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) After weeks of reading and writing about psychopaths in power, child murderers and industrial imperialists, I was badly in need of a change of cultural atmosphere. So I was delighted, while visiting the local puces (flea market) to come across a book, that I hadn't read, by … Continue reading A vision of elsewhen
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) I would like to announce the publication of my latest book, ZIM Unzipped: Investigating and Opposing the Zio-Satanic Imperialist Mafia. It may seem surprising that I am bringing out another tome so soon after the publication, in September 2025, of Our Sacred World. I should explain that … Continue reading New book: ZIM Unzipped
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Remembrance Sunday is nearly here again, with that annual rite of rank hypocrisy in London which sees a gang of besuited war criminals and genocide enablers shed crocodile tears for the victims of their System's past wars. Neil Oliver recently made some powerful observations on this subject … Continue reading Sacrificed to the System
W.D. James reviews Paul Kingsnorth's new book. Paul Kingsnorth’s Against the Machine: On the Unmaking of Humanity (Thesis, 2025), is one of the books we’ve been needing. The book is the record of a personal journey toward a reckoning with Western modernity and the polycrisis it has engendered. Kingsnorth adopts the term, ‘The Machine,’ to identify the origin of … Continue reading Doomsday is Such a Relief!
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) There can hardly be a more blatant and ubiquitous symbol of the industrial-imperialist domination of our world than the roads it keeps on building and enlarging. They scar the landscape both natural and human, cutting through forests, hillsides and communities, as well as allowing the extraction of … Continue reading Leviathan’s Law and the occupation of our lands
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