Number 67 In this issue: Breaking through the wall of power Transhumanism is our enemy The Death Machine Landscapes of Freedom Alexis Escudero: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Breaking through the wall of power What exactly will it take to halt the techno-totalitarian coup being imposed on us all under the excuse of fighting … Continue reading The Acorn – 67
by Rahul Goswami Five weeks after Italy imposed a lockdown on its citizens, the United Nations on 15 April 2020, which is ‘World Art Day’, explained that “with billions of people either in lockdown or on the front lines battling the covid19 pandemic”, the day picked to celebrate world art (the birth anniversary of Leonardo … Continue reading Culture’s silent exiles
by Paul Cudenec [Audio version] In my last article, I wrote about a dark “something” below the surface of the visible political world which controls our lives and corrupts our thinking. However, there is another “something” which acts in the opposite direction and which is deeply feared by that malevolent energy. It is the life-affirming energy … Continue reading Unleashing the spirit of life
by Paul Cudenec A strange thought crept into my head a couple of days after finishing my last article, Fascism: Three Brief Insights. There I had explained, yet again, that despite the name of their party, Hitler’s “National Socialists” were not really socialists at all, but tools of big business. The “socialist” part of the label … Continue reading A maze of political lies
by Paul Cudenec I seem to have spent a lot of time over the last few years reading and writing about fascism, rather than about the positive ideas which inspire me. I have felt obliged to do so because of our society’s worrying general blindness concerning what fascism was, historically, and what it has evolved … Continue reading Fascism: three brief insights
Number 66 In this issue: A new people's movement on the streets! The impact parasites and their profiteering plan Unite and overcome Two poems by Evelyn Scott-Brown Karl Jaspers: an orgrad inspiration Acorninfo 1. A new people's movement on the streets! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69y20UUPSUU Something quite extraordinary is happening in the United Kingdom, whose population is not … Continue reading The Acorn – 66
by Paul Cudenec We badly need a massive wave of refusal and resistance to halt the tyranny of the Great Reset. We need resistance so determined, so dogged, so uncompromising, that the sword of repression shatters on its strength and the technocrats see their authority and control crumble into nothingness. What we need, in truth, is … Continue reading The healthy ones, the fighters
We have now produced a printable version of our latest Acorn bulletin, which can be found here or in this slightly-modified version which may better suit some printers. Please feel free to use and distribute! The original online bulletin can be read here.
by Paul Cudenec To discern ugliness requires a sense of beauty. To name darkness involves knowing light. And to correctly identify lies demands a grasp of truth. It makes sense, therefore, that behind the title of the newly-published Bright Green Lies, by Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith and Max Wilbert, (1) we find three important and sombre truths. … Continue reading Sombre truths behind bright green lies
[Audio version] Three years ago we published an article explaining how the idea of a nature-based philosophy had been smeared by its opponents. Apologists for the industrial capitalist system, masquerading as "left-wing" and even "environmentalist", constantly sought to suggest that there was something "fascist" about such an outlook. We quoted "social ecologists" Janet Biehl and … Continue reading For nature and freedom!
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