• Michel Foucault’s The Order of Things

    Counter Currents - Dec 15th 2025 10:33am EST

    3,960 words At school there was a weekly roll-call of bad boys, those who had broken the school rules at the highest level. They would be required to attend the headmaster’s office and, as the weeks of the term rolled by, a pattern began to emerge. Some boys rarely made the blacklist, some maybe once […]

  • Editor’s Update

    Counter Currents - Dec 12th 2025 4:47pm EST

    318 words 1. The Last Three Counter-Currents Radio Streams of 2025  December 13: Greg Johnson will be joined by Rich Houck, Cyan Quinn, Angelo Plume, Endeavour, Matt Parrott, and Karl Thorburn December 20: Merry Christmas stream where we discuss 2025 with Kevin MacDonald, Mark Weber, Tim Murdock, Roger Devlin, Kevin Deanna, and Frodi Midjord December […]

  • Musk, Trump, and the EU

    Counter Currents - Dec 12th 2025 3:31pm EST

    1,494 words  On Friday, December 5, 2025, the European Commission issued its first-ever fine under the Digital Services Act (DSA), penalizing X with €120 million (approximately $140 million) for multiple breaches of obligations to protect users against deceptive practices and harmful content, including “disinformation” as defined by the Left. Elon Musk’s reaction was swift and […]

  • How Far We’ve Come 6

    Counter Currents - Dec 12th 2025 2:35pm EST

    1,170 words You can buy Greg Johnson’s It’s Okay to Be White here. Where Are We Now? Things are improving at long last. Our society might even be on the verge of turning the corner! This certainly doesn’t mean that we’re out of the woods, of course, or that it’s time to ice the champagne. […]

  • KM Breakey’s Shout the Battle Cry of Freedom

    Counter Currents - Dec 11th 2025 1:07pm EST

    1,022 words K.M. Breakey Shout the Battle Cry of Freedom Self-published, 2022 What happens when a fun, breezy read turns into a time capsule of the crazy days of insurrection and COVID? You get K.M. Breakey’s 2022 novel Shout the Battle Cry of Freedom. Breakey must have been paying close attention to right-wing news during […]

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  • How Far We’ve Come 5

    Counter Currents - Dec 11th 2025 10:56am EST

    1,137 words The Good, the Bad Although The Donald got off to a running start, it was a mixed bag from the beginning. Then things suddenly hit the skids. The “Big Beautiful Bill” budget was a step backward from what it could’ve been. Consequentially, he got into a highly unproductive and very public spat with […]

  • A Tale of Two Reparations

    Counter Currents - Dec 11th 2025 10:38am EST

    657 words Reparations for black communities in the United States and the United Kingdom are often portrayed as a moral imperative, yet the debate is fundamentally political rather than principled. On one hand, the historical injustices of slavery and racial exploitation are undeniable. But on the other hand, the descendants of enslaved Africans living in […]

  • How Far We’ve Come 4

    Counter Currents - Dec 10th 2025 9:20am EST

    1,425 words Not All Doom and Gloom There were silver linings in the dark clouds here and there. Social media censorship and digital book burning were the worst they’d ever been in contemporary times. Despite that, enough information had slipped out already that it would be impossible for the Powers That Be to get the […]

  • The Wilfully Ignored Slave Trade

    Counter Currents - Dec 10th 2025 9:06am EST

    1,842 words John Wright The Trans-Saharan Slave Trade Routledge, 2007 The trans-Saharan slave trade is one of the most frequently ignored systems of human trafficking in global history. Public discussion normally centres the Trans-Atlantic trade, whose principal actors were European and American merchants and plantation societies. Yet the older and more enduring slave trade across […]

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  • Deportations for Christmas?

    Counter Currents - Dec 10th 2025 7:15am EST

    1,199 words The lawlessness of our cities and the foreign faces in our towns, that’s what makes life hard to bear these days. Dan Bongino revealed that he and his compatriot, Kash Patel, were tasked by President Donald Trump to curtail crime in the urban death mazes of the republic. A tall order for those […]

  • How Far We’ve Come 3

    Counter Currents - Dec 9th 2025 10:57am EST

    1,550 words Flashback to 2015 Leading up to the Obama years, the neocon dynasty had fallen, thanks to a horrible economy (which wasn’t their fault) and too many Middle Eastern spit-in-your-eye wars (which indeed was their fault). Bush the Younger’s successor was a mediocre agitator who became a mediocre junior Senator, yet also a first […]

  • Arbeit Macht Fries Part Two: Ronald McHitler Invades America

    Counter Currents - Dec 9th 2025 9:26am EST

    3,520 words In the previous entry of this two-part series, we examined how, now that 80 years have passed since the end of WWII, the face and image of Adolf Hitler have increasingly become a kind of easily-recognized McDonald’s-type advertising logo, whose meaning is now wholly empty to many of those who encounter it. In […]

  • Arbeit Macht Fries Part Two: Ronald McHitler Invades America

    Counter Currents - Dec 9th 2025 9:26am EST

    3,520 words In the previous entry of this two-part series, we examined how, now that 80 years have passed since the end of WWII, the face and image of Adolf Hitler have increasingly become a kind of easily-recognized McDonald’s-type advertising logo, whose meaning is now wholly empty to many of those who encounter it. In […]

  • The Cyprus Problem: An Opportunity To Defeat an Ethnic Lobby

    Counter Currents - Dec 8th 2025 3:04pm EST

    4,100 words Until the special interests of the minorities and the special enthusiasms of liberals are again made subservient to the national interest, America’s diplomatic incoherence will continue to be one of the great destabilizing forces in the world social order. A foreign policy directed by lobbies instead of statesmen is worse than no foreign […]

  • How Far We’ve Come – part 2

    Counter Currents - Dec 8th 2025 7:10am EST

    857 words A Slice of Life in a Microparty To capture the spirit of the times, as well as illustrate an important point, we’ll imagine me in 1995 as the leader of a microparty including half a dozen of my buddies. Enthroned in my easy chair and wearing a crown of bay leaves and a […]

  • AIPAC Isn’t Alone

    Counter Currents - Dec 8th 2025 7:02am EST

    1,090 words Many on the American right have begun voicing growing discomfort with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, not because its methods are mysterious or concealed, but because the organization operates with an efficiency and confidence that reveal how easily the American political machine can be steered by outsiders who understand its mechanics. AIPAC […]

  • Editor’s Update

    Counter Currents - Dec 5th 2025 6:07pm EST

    Our White Wednesday Sale Ends on Saturday! Click here for details. Click here for details. 195 words 1. This Weekend’s Counter-Currents Radio  This Saturday’s Counter-Currents Radio will be a prerecorded interview with Peter Rushton of Heritage and Destiny magazine. It will be released here, at the front page of Counter-Currents, at the normal time: noon […]

  • Trump Embraces Remigration

    Counter Currents - Dec 5th 2025 10:08am EST

    “Bye . . .” 1,552 words On Thanksgiving Day, Donald Trump gave me something to be thankful for. On the day before Thanksgiving, an Afghani refugee named Rahmanullah Lakanwal shot two national guardsmen about two blocks from the White House. U.S. Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, age 20, is dead. Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, age 28, remains […]

  • How Far We’ve Come

    Counter Currents - Dec 5th 2025 8:47am EST

    1,175 words “Bad optics”? So far, the Aeon of Horus has turned out to be one fine mess after another. There have been some promising moments surely, but for the most part it’s turned out to be a century-long train ride to hell. Still, there is a glimmer on the horizon which, with some luck […]

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  • Fuzzy Logic: Should We Try To Rechristen Ourselves As ‘Contextual Racists’?

    Counter Currents - Dec 4th 2025 2:47pm EST

    1,946 words I see that an American golfer I had never previously heard of, Fuzzy Zoeller, has just died. Despite him apparently being a major and successful figure, having won the 1979 Masters and 1984 US Open, this is how the print version of The Times summarized Fuzzy’s life in the one-sentence strapline to his […]

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  • The “Philosophical Death” of David Hume

    Counter Currents - Dec 4th 2025 9:39am EST

    2,419 words Can you show me even one person who sets a price on his time, who knows the worth of a day, who realizes that every day is a day when he is dying? In fact, we are wrong to think that death lies ahead: much of it has passed us by already, for […]

  • It’s White Wednesday! Shop Our Sale Now

    Counter Currents - Dec 3rd 2025 9:28pm EST

    There’s Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday, and now White Wednesday. In coordination with our friends at other pro-white businesses, we present White Wednesday. Strategically use your gift-giving resources for the cause! (At a discount!) We are offering 15% off our entire stock, including new titles now through Saturday. Use the code […]

  • It’s White Wednesday! Shop Our Sale Now

    Counter Currents - Dec 3rd 2025 9:28pm EST

    There’s Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday, and now White Wednesday. In coordination with our friends at other pro-white businesses, we present White Wednesday. Strategically use your gift-giving resources for the cause! (At a discount!) We are offering 15% off our entire stock, including new titles now through Saturday. Use the code […]

  • Stefano Vaj’s Biopolitics: A Transhumanist Paradigm

    Counter Currents - Dec 3rd 2025 12:46pm EST

    2,371 words Stefano Vaj Biopolitics: A Transhumanist Paradigm La Carmelina Edizioni, 2014 Biopolitica. Il nuovo paradigma, originally written in Italian and first published in its “final” form in 2005 (Società Editrice Barbarossa), later circulated online through the biopolitica.it platform and has been continuously revised and expanded over the years (including an appendix drawn from Guillaume […]

  • Chinese Takeaway

    Counter Currents - Dec 3rd 2025 12:15pm EST

    561 words Tang dynasty-era painting depicting African slave. Throughout Africa, there is a clear appreciation for China’s growing economic engagement. From infrastructure development to investment in key industries, African leaders largely see China not as a neo-colonial threat but as a partner in development. This pragmatic approach contrasts sharply with the selective moral outrage often […]