by Paul Cudenec A devastating fragmentation of thought today makes it extremely difficult for us to make sense of our world and our lives. This has not happened by chance. It is a necessary function of the modern system to destroy all evidence of a reality other than its own and thus to render us … Continue reading The ancient light of truth
by Crow Qu'appelle And the heart reaves on its madness, tracing that sore. Bitterness blooms its own rare fruit Out of the spiked earth, scars of alienation Lost is the primeval oneness What unity prevails? Desire. That the bomb should drop, great cities go down, all the heckling nations rub each other out. That I … Continue reading Our yearning to go home
Keith McHenry of Food Not Bombs is interviewed by Paul Cudenec [Audio version] Paul Cudenec: Thanks very much for agreeing to this exchange, Keith. It is very encouraging to know that in this age of near-universal deceit and hypocrisy, there are still individuals out there who stand true to their values. First of all, I gather … Continue reading “I am done with the left-right divide. It’s now the humans versus the deadly robotic corporate state”
by Crow Qu’appelle Lately, it feels to me like the world is teetering on the precipice of a tremendous collapse. Really, though, this isn’t a new feeling for me. I have long felt a sense of impending doom, and I know that I am not alone in this. The idea that industrial civilization is bound … Continue reading The End of Their World is the Beginning of Ours
We have often written before on this site about the astonishing collapse into abject inananity of what used to be the international anarchist movement. This process has been underway for several years. While deliberate infiltration and ideological sabotage seem more than likely, the movement's underlying weakness is probably due to its historical failure to shake … Continue reading Growing the new resistance!
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
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
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
Number 65 Printable version for real-life distribution In this issue: Humanity fights back! Ten things we have learned during the Covid coup Naomi Klein and the climate of hypocrisy The nature of philosophy William Morris: an orgrad inspiration Acorninfo 1. Humanity fights back! We are not so foolhardy as to suggest that the tide has … Continue reading The Acorn – 65
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