Number 108 In this issue: ZIM attacks Venezuela - ¡Viva la resistencia! The Nazi regime was a Zionist golem Liberation Monte Verità: a bid to break free Frithjof Schuon: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. ZIM attacks Venezuela - ¡Viva la resistencia! [Audio version] The USA's New Year assault on Venezuela is one of the … Continue reading The Acorn – 108
The first of two related book reviews by Paul Cudenec (who reads it here) "How can it hold? How can an international order founded on the subjugation of the majority of humankind manage to endure in the face of everything resisting it? What is it that really stops us from liberating ourselves?" [1] This is … Continue reading The military mechanism of zimperial occupation
Number 107 In this issue: That murderous mafia Our need for heroes Anarcho-authoritarians stranded in 2020 Degrowth: a threat to the system? Ernst Friedrich Schumacher: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. That murderous mafia "We are being ruled by sadistic criminals - all of us, the whole world, every nation, OK? A gang of demented … Continue reading The Acorn – 107
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) There can hardly be a more blatant and ubiquitous symbol of the industrial-imperialist domination of our world than the roads it keeps on building and enlarging. They scar the landscape both natural and human, cutting through forests, hillsides and communities, as well as allowing the extraction of … Continue reading Leviathan’s Law and the occupation of our lands
Number 106 In this issue: The Occupation Digital tyranny at the door What the Sustainable Development Goals really mean for humanity Never Again/Never Rabindranath Tagore: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. The Occupation by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) A lot of very clever people - economists, historians, sociologists and so on - … Continue reading The Acorn – 106
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Last weekend I spent a night in the heights of the Cévennes mountains, near to the source of the Vidourle. As I gazed up at the great swathe of the Milky Way and marvelled at the sparkling infinity all around, my mind went back to other moments … Continue reading The night sky and the truth
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) "I don't think I'll come here again", said my friend as we finished a once-favourite walk on a ridge high about the Cévennes here in France. "This was always a magical place for me, but now that they've put that phone mast there…" I agreed and later … Continue reading A world defiled
Number 105 In this issue: Impact, Zimpact! Defenders of life and nature Uniting against the empire of greed The Megamachine and the loss of community Ngugi wa Thiong’o: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Impact, Zimpact! by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) For several years now I have been warning about the threat … Continue reading The Acorn – 105
Number 104 In this issue: I can see it all now BritCard: a passport to digital slavery Your government wants you dead When tyranny is disguised as moral necessity Hermann Hesse: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. I can see it all now by Paul Cudenec I can see it clearly now, with six decades … Continue reading The Acorn – 104
Number 103 In this issue: Zio-totalitarianism on the march Romania: multi-layered manipulation Local languages of resistance Our stolen lives Thomas Müntzer: 500 years since his execution Acorninfo 1. Zio-totalitarianism on the march The quick succession of the Covid abomination and the genocide in Gaza has opened the eyes of millions to the existence of the … Continue reading The Acorn – 103
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