by Paul Cudenec It can be a strange feeling, at times, to be putting forward an understanding of the world that differs so radically from that generally accepted by my contemporaries. Recently I found myself wondering, as I tried to summarise my findings to some acquaintances, whether I was really on the right track. The … Continue reading Against the Dark Enslaving Empire! A new book from Paul Cudenec
Number 95 In this issue: Big money versus small farmers The two-way mirror of oppression Fanfare for Anarchism: A Home for the Homeless Renaud Garcia: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Big money versus small farmers A war is being waged on small farmers by a combination of Big Business and the state, a campaigner … Continue reading The Acorn – 95
by Paul Cudenec The global criminocracy’s ongoing domination of our societies depends on deceit – constant, blatant deceit in every sphere. Its biggest lie of all is that there is no alternative to the dehumanised, centralised and degraded future it has lined up for us. It depicts never-ending industrial “development” as inevitable and necessary, a … Continue reading Organic radicalism: challenging the system to its core
by Paul Cudenec People across the world being "locked down" in digital prisons during the Covid period was not a one-off event but "the culmination of tendencies which have been at work for a long time", [1] says French author Aurélien Berlan. The message of Terre et liberté: la quête d'autonomie contre le fantasme de … Continue reading Deliberate dispossession and our struggle for autonomy
by Paul Cudenec The dark enslaving empireIs built on massacres and moneyOn puppet police and politiciansOn virtue-signalled violenceOn inversion and infectionOn blackmail and bombsOn petroleum and predationOn gaslighting and greed The dark enslaving empireIs ruled by the demon they call developmentBy the usury they call growthBy the fabrication they call historyBy the theft they call … Continue reading The dark enslaving empire
by Paul Cudenec Whatever happens in Sunday's bitterly divisive parliamentary elections in France, we can be sure that the next government will be committed to economic growth and technological progress. As the excellent monthly newspaper La Décroissance ("Degrowth") never ceases to point out, politicians from all sides of the supposedly all-embracing "political spectrum" (including so-called … Continue reading Escaping the industrial nightmare
by Paul Cudenec When the smoke cleared in Europe in 1945 it revealed a continent in physical and psychological ruins. Millions lay dead from the second terrible war in a couple of decades; surviving populations were traumatised by bombing raids and invasions; great cities had been reduced to rubble and the US and Soviet military … Continue reading The military-industrial guilt complex
Number 94 In this issue: Exposed: how the climate racketeers aim to force us into smart gulags Electoral fraud: the illusion of democracy Getting started on making a difference at the grassroots Friedrich Hölderlin: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Exposed: how the climate racketeers aim to force us into smart gulags Shocking evidence is … Continue reading The Acorn – 94
by Paul Cudenec There have always been two prongs to my writing - as well as analysing and exposing the criminocratic agenda, I try to counter it with a coherent alternative worldview. I have often pointed out that these two prongs belong to one and the same political pitchfork, but I think I got this … Continue reading A self-conscious philosophy of resistance
by Paul Cudenec In a previous phase of my existence I used to pen regular film reviews for the local paper at which I worked. I got into the habit of writing these as soon as possible after I had seen the film in question, so that I would still be in touch with the … Continue reading Evil beyond words
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