Fascism Rebranded: exposing the Great Reset: Essays, 2018-2021

In the summer of 2020, with the Covid crisis in full swing, Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum co-authored a book calling for a Great Reset. One of the most widely-read responses to Schwab's call was Paul Cudenec's detailed critique on the Winter Oak website, which pulled in Schwab's previous work and record to expose a frightening techno-fascist and transhumanist agenda. In this collection of writing, Cudenec's 'Klaus Schwab and His Great Fascist Reset' is presented in a broader context, alongside in-depth articles such as 'Organic radicalism: bringing down the fascist machine', 'Liberalism: the two-faced tyranny of wealth' and 'Fascism, newnormalism and the left'. The overarching aim of Cudenec's dissident anti-fascist approach is to reveal how "the dominant complex paints a false picture of historical fascism not just to smear its own current opponents, but also to hide its own close relationship with that very same monstrosity". Among the 18 articles featured here are fiery condemnations of the New Normal world order, such as 'Resist the Fourth Industrial Repression!' and 'Impactor alert!', and also pieces in which Cudenec sets out his own distinctive political-philosophical vision, including 'Another world exists within us' and 'Reclaiming the revolutionary wisdom of the past'.