[UPDATE. President Ruto has just announced that the Finance Bill will be withdrawn. It looks like victory for the young protesters, though calls are still being made for him to resign] Tumultuous events have been unfolding in Kenya this week. Thousands upon thousands of young people have been taking to the streets across the east African country … Continue reading Young Kenyans rise up against the global criminocracy!
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
This new article is by our friend Mees Baaijen, author of The Predators Versus the People. Mees will be giving a talk on the book at Real Left’s meeting in Stockport, Greater Manchester, UK, next Saturday (June 22, 2024) from 5-7:30pm. To reserve your place please email: realleftevents@yahoo.com. For full details see here. Abstract On behalf … Continue reading Russia, from sovereign empire to globalist proxy state
by Paul Cudenec This article was written as a contribution to the 2024 Chisinau Forum: ‘Unrestricted warfare: a holistic approach to the Great Reset’. Over the last few years, I have been doing a bit of research into the connections and parallels between the Great Reset and war. Although my focus has been mostly on … Continue reading Wars, resets and the global criminocracy
by Paul Cudenec 1. Joined dots Over the last few years I have presented and compiled vast amounts of information on the activities and nature of the thing I call the criminocracy. Here is a list, with links, of specific subjects that have been covered on the Winter Oak site by me and other contributors: … Continue reading Joined dots and spontaneous synchronicity
by Paul Cudenec Chatham House, the name commonly given to The Royal Institute of International Affairs, is an extremely influential "think tank" based in London. It has enjoyed the patronage of the British monarchy for a century now, with Charles III recently joining the list of royal backers. Director Bronwen Maddox said on May 9 … Continue reading Power and corruption: the public-private imperial mafia
by Paul Cudenec A lot of people in France are unhappy about the prospect of this summer's Olympic (and then Paralympic) Games. Part of this, I suppose, stems from a widespread dislike of anything associated with authoritarian plutocratic president Emmanuel Macron, the diminuitive former Rothschild [1] banker with an ego the size of the Eiffel … Continue reading The Olympic agenda is profit and control
Number 93 In this issue: Losing the labels The Politician/Politicians Questioning Childhood Vaccines – Observations from India J. C. Kumarappa: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Losing the labels by Paul Cudenec It's no mean feat to have embedded no fewer than three false assumptions in the title of a single book! And yet this … Continue reading The Acorn – 93
by Paul Cudenec I would love to have been born into a stable society - a calm, healthy, wise society - rather than one rattling chaotically downhill at an ever-accelerating rate towards a doom that is increasingly impossible to ignore. For me, real progress would not be the replacement of human beings by machines, but … Continue reading The world out of kilter: reclaim our lives!
by Paul Cudenec To be modern is to accept that which you should refuse; to adapt to evil rather than to resist it. To be modern is to have been melted down and poured into somebody else's mould. To be modern is to have forgotten how to remember. To be modern is to be more … Continue reading The world out of kilter: being modern
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