In the first part of his retrospective essay on ten years of The Acorn, editor Paul Cudenec looks back on its content in 2015, the year in which it was launched. The online document covering the entire decade can be found here. Our very first Acorn, which came out on February 6, 2015, was very … Continue reading A decade of dissent: enemies of progress
Number 86 In this issue: BRICS: same old same old China: a SAFE bet for global finance The Good in Our Hearts Ivan Aguéli: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. BRICS: same old same old The stark reality behind the apparently refreshing rise of the BRICS nations against US/European imperialism is becoming increasingly apparent. The … Continue reading The Acorn – 86
Number 36 In this issue: Toxic clouds of capitalism Envisioning a post-Western world On the knife's edge Anarchy in Hamburg Anarchy in London Blocking the arms fair Acorninfo 1. Toxic clouds of capitalism On Sunday August 27 crowds of people enjoying a day on the beach at Birling Gap near Eastbourne, East Sussex, suddenly started … Continue reading The Acorn – 36
Number 33 In this issue: Stepping up the battle against fracking Three victories in fight to protect Sussex countryside Uprising paralyses French colony British state goes to court for the arms trade So what exactly is "extremist material"? Acorninfo 1. Stepping up the battle against fracking Resistance to fracking in the UK has moved up … Continue reading The Acorn – 33
Number 27 In this issue: ZAD alert! Eco-zone warns of imminent attack Indigenous peoples lead fight against fracking pipeline Tearing off capitalism's "green" mask I don't want to fuck a robot Thailand slips into dictatorship France - the social war kicks off again The Sultan and the Sage Acorninfo 1. ZAD alert! Eco-zone warns of … Continue reading The Acorn – 27
Number 25 In this issue: "Terrorists" exposed as working for British state Paris rises up Whose future? The Dispossessed by Paul Cudenec Lies of His(story) by Rob los Ricos Heretical dreams of wildness What would an uncivilised world look like? Acorninfo 1. "Terrorists" exposed as working for British state The British state's direct involvement in … Continue reading The Acorn – 25
Number 24 In this issue: May the First: one day in an unending battle Blocking the railway in Marseilles: a first-hand report Lies and bail conditions to keep anarchists off the streets Court victory for arms fair blockaders Witch hunt: antisemitism smears are ideological warfare Acorninfo 1. May the First: one day in an unending … Continue reading The Acorn – 24
Number 23 In this issue: March 39 and counting... Nuit Debout and the new French uprising The whole system is rotten to the core Anti-militarists' London trial to begin The obliteration of European civilization via the subversion of the early Christian church by Roman emperors Radical truth behind the fiction Money, sex and power: on … Continue reading The Acorn – 23
Number 15 In this issue: Capitalism is built on violence and lies Free the Love Bank Five! Panic in high places Resisting NATO in southern Europe Blocking the death-dealers Acorninfo 1. Capitalism is built on violence and lies The biggest, ugliest truth hidden at the core of the capitalist system is that it is built … Continue reading The Acorn – 15
Number 14 In this issue: From Rhineland to Paris, a new spirit of defiance The adrenaline of disobedience Degrowth: complete system change Yorkshire on the fracking front-line Always anti-fascist, always anti-capitalist Holistic anarchism in Turkey Acorninfo 1. From Rhineland to Paris, a new spirit of defiance A new spirit of defiant energy has energised the … Continue reading The Acorn – 14
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