[The latest profile to be added to our sister Organic Radicals site] Jennifer Bilek is a contemporary artist [1] and journalist who has led the way in challenging the transhumanist agenda being promoted by the global system. Typically for an organic radical thinker, she finds no place for herself in the usual “political” categories used … Continue reading Transhumanism: capital-driven colonisation of the living
The Rothschild banking and industrial dynasty has long used financial leverage to exercise control over governments and thus facilitate massive transfers of public wealth into private hands, explains Paul Cudenec in this latest excerpt from his essay Enemies of the People: the Rothschilds and their corrupt global empire, part of his 2023 book The Great … Continue reading Enemies of the People: privatising power
by Paul Cudenec When we think about the make-up of the global system, we tend to think in terms of nation-states like the USA, Britain, France and Germany and of international institutions such as NATO and the EU. Indeed, for many years the might of the American state has been the main physical means by … Continue reading BRICS in the wall of global greed
by Paul Cudenec Why is it so notoriously difficult to apply an accurate and generally-accepted political label to the society we live in today? Officially, we in the West are still supposedly in a condition of democracy, although as our rights and freedoms rapidly disappear and the power of unelected global networks becomes increasingly blatant, … Continue reading Criminocracy and its lies
by Paul Cudenec The last three gruelling years have forced many of us to look a lot harder at who exactly is pulling the strings in this increasingly unpleasant world. One name that has cropped up time and time again in my own research (see here and here for instance) is that of the Rothschilds. … Continue reading Enemies of the people: dictating the future
by Paul Cudenec Throughout my adult life I have tended to describe the thing to which I am primarily opposed as “capitalism”. Over the last couple of years, however, I have started to wonder whether this is quite the right word. Not only does it hinder communication with people used to different political terminologies, but … Continue reading This odious global system
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
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
Number 64 Double-sided A4 pdf version to print out and distribute In this issue: The dictatorship will fall! Shocktroops of the New Fascism Spreading a message of hope Covid-1984: the truth about techno-totalitarianism Resist the G7 in Cornwall! René Guénon: an orgrad inspiration Acorninfo 1. The dictatorship will fall! In these dark times for people … Continue reading The Acorn – 64
Number 63 In this issue: Breaking point draws near Guided by the light of life Nevermore on the anarchist response to Covid-19 Safe & Sanitized: interview with artist Jordan Henderson Wanted: a new resistance movement Georges Bernanos: an orgrad inspiration Acorninfo 1. Breaking point draws near A year after the start of the Covid crisis, … Continue reading The Acorn – 63
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