by Jordan Henderson Two weeks to flatten the curve will have to come to an end one year or another, and now, as certain Covid policies are loosening, some people worry that we may be failing to follow the Science. I want to reassure the followers of Science that, temporary setbacks notwithstanding, Science has done … Continue reading The Triumph of Science
What can we make of a bunch of so-called "anarchists" whose response to a major popular uprising taking place on their doorstep is to angrily oppose it? Anarchism has always been about people power, about the idea that we need to come together to overthrow tyranny and state-corporate power to create a world in which … Continue reading Canada: the “anarchists” who hate freedom uprisings
Our first book of 2022, The Withway by Paul Cudenec, is now out! Confronting the deep civilizational choices with which we are today being collectively presented, this is not a political manifesto or a detailed programme for action. It is, rather, an exploration of ideas, referenced from a wide range of thinkers from across the … Continue reading The Withway: a new book by Paul Cudenec
Number 71 In this issue: When power collapses The stirring rumble of revolt The Western left: a corporate lobby group Ancient Home Peter Kropotkin: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. When power collapses The global ruling clique have been planning the Great Reset for years, if not decades. They have a lot invested in being … Continue reading The Acorn – 71
by Rahul Goswami In every market-street in the city of Bombay (which later came to be called Mumbai), and outside most of the larger and busier commuter railway stations, sat vendors of medicinal plants and herbs. There were usually no more than two or three at each market centre. They would spread their collection on … Continue reading The occluded root: how modern war was waged upon old healing arts
Number 70 In this issue: Sabotage! Rebels in France attack 5G The Great Resist gathers pace! Review of 2021: The fog lifts Taking the land back from the machines Voltairine de Cleyre: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Sabotage! Rebels in France attack 5G Rebels in France have declared war on the infrastructure of the … Continue reading The Acorn – 70
by Paul Cudenec When an animal, such as a human being, finds itself confronted with a grave and immediate danger to its life, it reacts in a very particular way. Understanding the severity of the situation, it releases in itself a reserve of defensive energy which it has held back for such an emergency – … Continue reading Activating the power of life
Number 69 In this issue: Refusing to play their game The heart-warming flames of revolt R is for Resistance Our Land Our Nature: The Marseilles Manifesto Cory Morningstar: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Refusing to play their game What happens when one small clique of people has accumulated enough money to buy pretty much … Continue reading The Acorn – 69
by Paul Cudenec A group of mask-wearing protesters in Brisbane, Australia, are gathered behind a banner bearing the words “Pro Vaccine, Pro Health, Anti Fascist” – a nonsensically self-contradictory combination of labels if ever there was one. Using an aggressive tone traditionally reserved for arms dealers, corporate politicians and actual fascists, a woman expresses her … Continue reading Who’s behind the fake-left vaccine gang?
by Paul Cudenec I have written extensively in recent years about the way in which accusations of “fascism” are used to smear radical opponents of a system that is, itself, a mutation of fascism. The issue is addressed in Fascism Rebranded, in various contributions to The Acorn (see here, here and here) and in my political novels No Such Place as Asha (2019) and Enemies … Continue reading Fascist smears: what they tell us
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