by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here I have stressed on many occasions that the key to understanding fascism is its closeness to industrialism: for all its talk of "tradition" and "family" it has invariably served as a totalitarian tool for the imposition of "modernisation" and technocratic control. French historian Henri Michel says: "Without … Continue reading Neofascism, industrialism, corruption and Israel
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) A shared emphasis on "modernisation" and industrialisation was one of the first clues I found to suggest that today's global mafia are pursuing the very same agenda as the 20th century's fascists and communists. In Benito Mussolini's Italy, "development" was at the forefront of the Zionist-linked [1] … Continue reading Totalitarian industrial slavery: the modernisation weapon
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) The most important article that I wrote in 2025 was my review of Jim Macgregor and John O'Dowd's book Two World Wars and Hitler, which I gave the title 'Adolf Hitler and the Zio-Imperialist Mafia'. [1] It launched a phase of my research and writing which has … Continue reading Benito Mussolini and the New World Order
by W.D. James I know many of us are still trying to make sense of the seemingly insane, and definitely disturbing, political developments of the past several years. Left and right, up and down, seem all jumbled up. Perhaps most disorienting has been the rapidity of the changes in how ‘Western Liberal Democracies’ behave as … Continue reading The Mortal God Drops Its Mask
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 I have sometimes been criticised for describing the society being ushered in since March 2020 as "fascist". That word has become so misunderstood and misapplied, associated with superficial historical detail rather than with underlying essence, that some argue it is not an appropriate label for what we are experiencing today. So it … Continue reading “Woke is fascist”
by Paul Cudenec A certain degree of confusion seems to have been caused by my recent article about the fast-disappearing illusion of democracy here in France. Somebody asked me how I could, at one and the same time, point to the Macron regime's proximity to the Rothschilds and also to the fascistic tone of its … Continue reading Work. Order. Progress.
by Paul Cudenec The other day, while out spreading the word in the streets, one of my friends handed some of our dissident literature to a passer-by with the explanation that we were countering the lies of the system. Although the man in question turned out to be warmly sympathetic to our cause, this remark … Continue reading System? What system?
by Paul Cudenec I have written extensively in recent years about the way in which accusations of “fascism” are used to smear radical opponents of a system that is, itself, a mutation of fascism. The issue is addressed in Fascism Rebranded, in various contributions to The Acorn (see here, here and here) and in my political novels No Such Place as Asha (2019) and Enemies … Continue reading Fascist smears: what they tell us
by Paul Cudenec I didn’t see the Covid moment coming, of course. Who could have imagined, even at the start of 2020, that we were heading into a Brave New World of lockdowns and curfews, of travel bans, vaccine passports and police-state restrictions on every aspect of our lives? But for many years I had … Continue reading Fascism Rebranded: Exposing the Great Reset
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