In the latest part of his retrospective essay on ten years of The Acorn, editor Paul Cudenec looks back on its content in 2024. The online document covering the entire decade can be found here. Just as the Covid coup in 2020 had revealed to millions the existence of the global mafia, so did the Israeli genocide that began … Continue reading A decade of dissent: Zionism and the criminocracy
Number 37 In this issue: Why Catalonia matters French rebels resist neoliberal assault We need all-out resistance! Whatever happened to the revolution? Welcome to 21st century fascism Acorninfo 1. Why Catalonia matters As anti-statists and internationalists, anarchists often have mixed feelings about movements calling for new nation states, even small ones. But there are times … Continue reading The Acorn – 37
Number 20 In this issue: Motorway blocked in massive anti-airport protest Naive illusions are propping up capitalism Islamophobia: the not-so-secret agenda of Baroness Cox Conspiracies and contamination Whose land? Our land! Acorninfo 1. Motorway blocked in massive anti-airport demo A massive and powerful display of determined opposition to plans for a new Nantes airport was … Continue reading The Acorn – 20
Number 4 In this issue: Profit before the planet: a special investigation into sham "sustainability" Europeans unite against ruling elite Learning from the Syriza sell-out Fracking – resistance and repression Motor threat to Welsh valleys Acorninfo 1. Profit before the planet: a special investigation into sham "sustainability" "Sustainable transport” funding in southern England is just … Continue reading The Acorn – 4
Number 3 In this issue: Tear gas and water cannon What is Elbit scared of? Reclaiming the fields Sussex – fracking threat to rural bridge EDL fascists target Brighton Acorninfo 1. Tear gas and water cannon Tear gas, water cannon and “flashball” rubber bullets have been fired at people protesting against police violence and against … Continue reading The Acorn – 3
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