by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Researcher Elizabeth Glass made an important point during the podcast discussion of the judeo-supremacist Noahide Laws which I wrote about at the start of 2026. [1] She said: “Every Jewish person I know in my life would be totally against this. This is all being done from … Continue reading Breaking the brainwashing
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) A shared emphasis on "modernisation" and industrialisation was one of the first clues I found to suggest that today's global mafia are pursuing the very same agenda as the 20th century's fascists and communists. In Benito Mussolini's Italy, "development" was at the forefront of the Zionist-linked [1] … Continue reading Totalitarian industrial slavery: the modernisation weapon
[This is Paul Cudenec’s contribution to Nevermore’s Against the Rising Tide of Nihilism series and he reads it here] Many years ago I penned a (never-published) novel entitled The Extremist, which recounted the adventures of an angry and disillusioned lad from the London suburbs who joined an openly nihilist political organisation. He soon discovered that there was nothing that … Continue reading Nihilism: A Modern Sickness
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) When Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" [1] was formally established at the 2026 gathering of the zio-globalist [2] WEF - to preside over the lucrative "building back better" of the corpse-strewn rubble of Gaza - it felt as if some new historical hypocrisy threshold had been crossed. … Continue reading Peace on the lips of demons
A book review by Paul Cudenec (who reads it here) The brutal totalitarianism that we all witnessed and endured during Operation Covid was a terrifying glimpse of the future that lies ahead for us if we allow the globalist mafia to maintain its domination of our societies. That is the powerful message from Lisa Miron, … Continue reading The globalist gag and the rainbow flag
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) The most important article that I wrote in 2025 was my review of Jim Macgregor and John O'Dowd's book Two World Wars and Hitler, which I gave the title 'Adolf Hitler and the Zio-Imperialist Mafia'. [1] It launched a phase of my research and writing which has … Continue reading Benito Mussolini and the New World Order
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) The French state is apparently very keen to ensure accurate memories of traumatic historical events - since 1990 "the denial of the existence of crimes against humanity", such as the mass extermination of Jews during the Second World War, has been a criminal offence. [1] But, for … Continue reading Collaboration & Denial
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the piece here) As I crossed the bridge the other day, I saw what I first took to be a branch, swept along in waters swollen by never-known weeks of Occitan rain. But then I realised that I was looking at a pair of antlers borne by a stag. There … Continue reading The stag and the river
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Hannah Arendt's book Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil was published in 1963, the year in which I was born. Until very recently I had not read it - we are all submerged with such a flow of factual and fictional accounts of … Continue reading A Joint embrace of evil
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Grim events at the end of the Second World War have cast a certain shadow over the nation of Poland. It was on its soil that stood Nazi concentration camps such as Auschwitz and Treblinka and Poles have sometimes been judged culpable in some ancillary way for … Continue reading The gangsters and the ghetto
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