by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here One of the great wonders of life, for me, is the way in which certain books find their way into my hands without me having actually looked for them - indeed, it feels as if it were they who were looking for me! Such was the case … Continue reading Modernity, metal and infernal inversion
by Mike Driver Humanity is trapped in the space between peace and flow: a permanent agitation. The main culprit is in front of your face right now. The blind mirror, a mirror that only reflects half of reality. The dead half. A mirror that can only present what is constructed, forced, labelled, modelled, politicised, propagandised, … Continue reading The Blind Mirror
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here I was rummaging around the other day and came across a folder of articles that I had been lining up in 1985, when I was 22 years old, for a zine called New Renaissance that a friend and I were planning to, but never did, launch. I … Continue reading A youthful cry of revolt
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here Two of the main thrusts of my writing over recent years have been to highlight the evils of industrial modernity and to warn against the menace of judeo-supremacist global control. Sometimes these come together, as when I wrote about the judaic-inspired scientific "rationalism" promoted by the Invisible … Continue reading Invisible imperialism
A book review by Paul Cudenec, who reads it here "I regard modern society as shabby, tawdry, and incredibly stupid; destructive and self-destructive beyond belief". [1] So writes Morris Berman in a new book entitled Against Civilization: The Anthropological Critique of Modernity, which he describes as "the story of ten great thinkers who saw through … Continue reading Breaking free from this modern hell
by Mike Driver 50 observations from inside the belly of modernity: If a politician of any stripe is speaking, even if truth, it will be in the service of a greater lie. Everything you see, everything you hear and everything you feel via the glass of mass media, even if true, is in service of … Continue reading The Way It Is
by Paul Cudenec As I have pointed out before, a big disruptive event like a war serves multiple purposes for the criminocrats. [1] One of these is to initiate a Reset, a "building back better" of society that is not just highly profitable for them, but also advances their long-term industrial-authoritarian agenda. Delphine Dulong sheds … Continue reading Modernisation means pillage and profit
by W.D. James To turn, turn will be our delight 'Till by turning, turning we come round right. -‘Tis the Gift to Be Simple, American Shaker Hymn ‘Revolution’ will be a central concept in any thinking about political change. Usually, it is thought of in terms of an abrupt, usually violent, change in political regimes. … Continue reading Revolution
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
