by W.D. James C.S. Lewis (1898-1963) was a dinosaur. In 1954, he took up the newly founded chair in Medieval and Renaissance Literature at Cambridge University. The 56-year-old Lewis presented himself as a “dinosaur” to his audience; a representative of what he called “Old Western Culture” (Lewis 1969, 13). Lewis, an Ulster-born Irish Protestant, is … Continue reading The Assault on the Heart (Politics of the Heart, Part 2)
by Paul Cudenec It may seem odd, at first sight, that someone who recently warned against taking political "personalities" too seriously is now reviewing a book about the lives of the French presidential couple. Thanks to the publicity given by Candace Owens, I probably don't have to explain that, in Devenir Brigitte (Becoming Brigitte in … Continue reading A grotesque spectacle of lies and abuse
by Paul Cudenec My understanding of the world in which we live has undoubtedly increased greatly since I wrote the material which formed the first of a series of compilations, Fascism rebranded: exposing the Great Reset, a selection of essays from 2018 to 2021. In four subsequent volumes – The Great Racket: the ongoing development … Continue reading The Global Gang Running Our World and Ruining Our Lives
by W.D. James Totalitarianism is different from despotism, dictatorship, or tyranny. It does not only command the body but it colonizes the soul. Totalitarianism is interested in the psyches of its subjects to a greater degree than traditional authoritarianism is. It seeks to remake the human psyche in its own image. Theorists from Hannah Arendt … Continue reading The Order of the Soul (Politics of the Heart, Part 1)
Number 101 In this issue: Rising to our feet The Owners and Controllers of Global Financial Capital Donald Trump and the Global Mafia Dreaming of an ancient peace Frantz Fanon: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Rising to our feet by Paul Cudenec How does it make you feel to know that the same people … Continue reading The Acorn – 101
In the final part of his retrospective essay on ten years of The Acorn, editor Paul Cudenec looks at 2025 and beyond. The online document covering the entire decade can be found here. The 99th issue of The Acorn came out in January 2025, a month before our 10th anniversary. It was published on the first day of the … Continue reading A decade of dissent: the struggle goes on
In the latest part of his retrospective essay on ten years of The Acorn, editor Paul Cudenec looks back on its content in 2024. The online document covering the entire decade can be found here. Just as the Covid coup in 2020 had revealed to millions the existence of the global mafia, so did the Israeli genocide that began … Continue reading A decade of dissent: Zionism and the criminocracy
by Paul Cudenec As I have been explaining for some time now, our contemporary world is in the grip of a Rothschild-dominated criminocracy, which I have termed the Zionist single global mafia. Some readers have questioned, however, whether "Zionist" is the most accurate label to attach to this entity, referring as it does to the … Continue reading Zionism: the bigger picture
In the latest part of his retrospective essay on ten years of The Acorn, editor Paul Cudenec looks back on its content in 2023. The online document covering the entire decade can be found here. The Acorn in 2023 featured some important deep dives into the toxic reality of a world run by global organised crime. One of these … Continue reading A decade of dissent: smears and revelations
by Paul Cudenec Long long ago and far far away there was a land called Yogania, whose ruler - officially at least - was King Sossidge the Dull. Sossidge made a reasonable attempt at pretending to be competent, with a semi-convincing virtue-signalling display of caring for his subjects and their land. But the truth was … Continue reading The Parable of Emperor Zigazagazoga
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