This is the second in a selection of chapters from the book King of the Squatters by jaybo which we are delighted to be able to share on Winter Oak. The whole text can be found as a pdf here. For me, the 1990s mostly consisted of diy culture, under the umbrellas of the FINs (Free Information … Continue reading Reclaim the Streets
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 Every time that I strike a somewhat fiery note in my writing, as I did recently with 'Our revolt will be raw', [1] a couple of people always seem to step forward to pour cold water on my joyful rage. Probably the most infuriating kind of response … Continue reading There is nothing negative about revolt
Number 112 In this issue: Our revolt will be raw Rising up against the surveillance state Arms firm in police bribe scandal Sheeple Carl Jung: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Our revolt will be raw by editor Paul Cudenec (who reads the bulletin here) A special kind of strength kicks in when a living being … Continue reading The Acorn – 112
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here "Druidic thinking is neither collectivist nor individualist, it is both at the same time", [1] writes Jean Markale in the book that I have been exploring in this series of essays. While I have found much in ancient Celtic spirituality that resonates with my own outlook, here … Continue reading Life: a sacred and heroic mission
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here I described the other day how my contemplation of fascism, communism, industrialism and zionism had led me to define, for myself, the core principles of my own very different life-rooted philosophy, based on my love of both nature and freedom. It later occurred to me that in … Continue reading Understanding what we are up against
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here Imagine, if you possibly can, living in a country under foreign occupation, where the brutal power of the state is in cahoots with organised crime to keep you and your fellow citizens humiliated and controlled. And then imagine, in the face of this intolerable situation, people from … Continue reading Coming together and rising up
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here When I wrote, the other day, about how I personally came to see the System for what it is, I did not do so as an introspective exercise. The aim was to hand over the baton to future generations of dissidents or, to put it another way, … Continue reading On to the next phase!
A book review by Paul Cudenec, who reads it here Giusti Zuccato (1957-2025) was someone I knew a little bit - he ran an alternative bookshop in Sauve, not far from where I live. I have browsed the shelves and attended events at Alterlivres [1] on many occasions since it opened in 2014 and Giusti … Continue reading Remembering the fires of revolt
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) In recent essays I have been setting out quite plainly how our world today is controlled by a judeo-supremacist mafia. Not everyone wants to hear this and every time I make this observation, two or three readers unsubscribe from my blog - which is the equivalent of … Continue reading The positive principles at the roots of our resistance
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