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  • Notes on Plato’s Gorgias, Part 20

    Counter Currents - May 23rd 2025 7:47am EDT

    Hermanubis, Vatican Museum 3,398 words (Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, Part 4 here, Part 5 here, Part 6 here, Part 7 here, Part 8 here, Part 9 here, Part 10 here, Part 11 here, Part 12 here, Part 13 here, Part 14 here, Part 15 here, Part 16 here, Part 17 […]

  • Bombshell patriotic documentary makes waves

    Counter Currents - May 22nd 2025 10:16am EDT

    1,442 words Earlier this year a group of patriots peacefully marched in Adelaide singing “Waltzing Matilda” on Australia Day, only to be shut down and arrested by the police. On the same day, there was an anti-Australia, anti-white rally being held with chants of “death to Australia” deemed perfectly legal. The march made national news […]

  • Interview with Will Williams: Saga of the White Will

    Counter Currents - May 22nd 2025 9:42am EDT

    2,062 words I bring readers of Counter-Currents an exclusive interview with William White Williams. Will is the head of the current National Alliance (NA) and has been active in the WN scene for over 40 years. He is a man who has something to say and has experienced a lot, as he mentions in his […]

  • The Folly of Panzaism

    Counter Currents - May 22nd 2025 6:30am EDT

    2,243 words Last year, I wrote a series of essays inspired by Don Quixote, the two-volume 17th century novel by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Don Quixote, the titular character, is a fictional Spanish knight who, driven mad by his obsession with tales of knightly chivalry, goes out into the world on an adventure in pursuit […]

  • Jonathan Bowden’s Fury, Part 1

    Counter Currents - May 21st 2025 7:01pm EDT

    6,061 words Part 1 of 3 Edited by Greg Johnson and Peter Jacobi In 1995, Jonathan Bowden self-published his Collected Works in 6 volumes (London: Avant-Garde, 1995), edited by Jürgen Schwartz, one of Bowden’s pen names. The six volumes comprise 27 distinct books, 12 of which had been previously published. Altogether, the Collected Works contain […]

  • A Sensitive Young Man’s Fall: The Life and Death of Gustavo Escanlar

    Counter Currents - May 21st 2025 10:00am EDT

    2,562 Gustavo Escanlar There’s a Japanese proverb that goes something like: “The nail that sticks out always gets hammered.” It’s a saying that sums up well the beehive-like society the Japanese live in. I don’t think this is necessarily a bad thing, in fact, contrary to what many believe, sometimes, as that Tatooinian Sensitive Young […]

  • Julius Evola’s Revolt Against The Modern World

    Counter Currents - May 21st 2025 4:51am EDT

    2,204 words The Italian thinker Julius Evola’s Revolt Against the Modern World (RMW) was published between the wars, in 1934. What was then the Great War, and obviously was not yet known as World War I, had been the most destructive ever and was supposed to be the end of all war. But another was […]

  • Sylt, One Year Later

    Counter Currents - May 21st 2025 4:34am EDT

    919 words On the one year anniversary of the “Sylt scandal”, the German newspaper Zeit published a “Where are they now?” article. You might remember: The video of a group of twenty-somethings on the island of Sylt singing along to Gigi D’Agostino’s “L’Amour Toujours”, with the added catchy refrain “Ausländer raus” (“Foreigners out”). Zeit’s article […]

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  • Il Remigration Summit 2025

    Counter Currents - May 21st 2025 4:12am EDT

    4,390 parole «Habemus ReSum» dichiarò Andrea Ballarati dal palco del Teatro Condominio di Gallarate, ispirato dalla recente elezione di un nuovo papa. Il giovane lombardo non fu l’unico a paragonare il Remigration Summit 2025 (a volte chiamato ReSum) al conclave papale. I media italiani avevano etichettato l’incontro come un «conclave di ultradestra» che aveva compiuto […]

  • The Not-So-Great Substitution: What Would Renaud Camus Make of Manchester United’s Recent Misguided Transfer Policy?

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 10:04am EDT

    1,501 words This coming weekend sees the conclusion of most major football (or soccer, for US readers) leagues across Europe. I doubt whether the prominent anti-immigration French philosopher Renaud Camus, the man who coined the term “The Great Replacement”, is a big sportsball fan himself, but if he is, he should be keeping close tabs […]

  • Stephen Hawking: The Gimp Who Would Be God

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 9:06am EDT

    1,384 words As if it were the center of the universe, celebrity physicist Stephen Hawking’s new book The Grand Design rocketed atop the publishing cosmos and reached #1 on Amazon even before its official release date last Tuesday. The book’s speed-of-light ascent was powered mainly by leaked excerpts wherein Hawking and coauthor Leonard Mlodinow assert […]

  • Whites Are Entitled to a Homeland But Indigeneity Is the Wrong Framework

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 7:42am EDT

    756 words Justus Sustermans, Galileo Galilei, 1636. Many on the dissident right argue that white people are entitled to a homeland, grounding this claim in the idea that they are the indigenous people of Europe. On the surface, this position is defensible: just as other groups assert their right to preserve theirlipto heritage, language, and […]

  • El Remigration Summit 2025

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 7:23am EDT

    4,502 palabras “Habemus ReSum,” proclamó Andrea Ballarati desde el escenario del Teatro Condominio de Gallarate, inspirado por la reciente elección de un nuevo papa. El joven lombardo no fue el único al comparar el Remigration Summit 2025 (a veces referida como ReSum) con el cónclave papal. Los medios italianos habían etiquetado la reunión como un […]

  • El Remigration Summit 2025

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 6:43am EDT

    4,504 palabras “Habemus ReSum,” proclamó Andrea Ballarati desde el escenario del Teatro Condominio de Gallarate, inspirado por la reciente elección de un nuevo papa. El joven lombardo no fue el único al comparar el Remigration Summit 2025 (a veces referida como ReSum) con el cónclave papal. Los medios italianos habían etiquetado la reunión como un […]

  • The Rotten Theory of Eurasianism – From Mackinder to Dugin

    Counter Currents - May 20th 2025 6:32am EDT

    1,409 words Hal Brands The Eurasian Century: Hot Wars, Cold Wars, and the Making of the Modern World W.W. Norton & Company, 2025 Sir Halford Mackinder (1861 – 1947) was a British Member of Parliament and senior civil servant who had a solid career, but never achieved the fame or recognition in his lifetime that […]

  • Immigration and Economics: Truth, Misconceptions, and Lies

    Counter Currents - May 19th 2025 8:14am EDT

    2,420 words Garret Jones The Culture Transplant: How Migrants Make the Economies They Move to a Lot Like the Ones They Left Stanford University Press, 2022 It has often been argued that mass immigration is a matter of putting too much value on the economy. Business interests, so the argument goes, inevitably lobby for more […]

  • The 2025 Remigration Summit

    Counter Currents - May 19th 2025 7:24am EDT

    4,481 words “Habemus ReSum,” declared Andrea Ballarati from the stage of the Teatro Condominio di Gallarate, inspired by the recent selection of a new pope. The young Lombard was not alone in comparing the 2025 Remigration Summit (occasionally referred to as ReSum, for short) to the papal conclave. Italian media had labelled the gathering a […]

  • A Cleaner Better Breed: Asimov’s I, Robot

    Counter Currents - May 19th 2025 7:00am EDT

    2,598 words To you, a robot is a robot. Gears and metal; electricity and positrons – Mind and iron! Human-made! If necessary, human-destroyed! But you haven’t worked with them, so you don’t know them. They’re a cleaner better breed than we are. -Isaac Asimov, I, Robot I think it’s going to take an accident where […]

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  • Statues of Fat Black Women Inspire Us All

    Counter Currents - May 19th 2025 6:43am EDT

    1,100 words I couldn’t be more inspired. After I saw the statue of a twelve-foot fat black woman glaring at everyone while her rolls of fat undulated permanently in bronze, I felt like I could go and kick a donkey’s head off its body. That’s how invigorated I was. I’d never felt such elation in […]

  • Editor’s Update

    Counter Currents - May 16th 2025 6:36pm EDT

    Martin Sellner 111 words 1. This Saturday on Counter-Currents Radio: Greg Johnson and David Zsutty talk about the Milan Remigration Conference, other current events, and of course your questions. Join us at noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time on: Odysee: https://odysee.com/shiloh:06b7484a6606b30b5e8afc7d0c531a8a476b930d DLive: https://dlive.tv/Counter-Currents Send questions & donations to Entropy: entropystream.live/countercurrents 2. How to Help Counter-Currents […]

  • La Grande Bellezza

    Counter Currents - May 16th 2025 8:35am EDT

    2,296 words When I heard that Paulo Sorrentino’s La Grande Bellezza (The Great Beauty, 2013) was “Felliniesque,” that didn’t recommend it at all. By “Felliniesque,” I mean the most stunning and unconventional traits of such films as La Dolce Vita, 8½, and Juliet of the Spirits: basically, a person undergoing a personal crisis in an […]

  • Bikers And Bourgeoisie: Thompson And Wolfe’s America

    Counter Currents - May 16th 2025 8:05am EDT

    2,828 words And they’ve all gone to look for America. Simon & Garfunkel *** Those of us who are not American but have an interest in the state of Western culture have of necessity spent a great deal of time trying to understand Americans. Not America. We’ll take it at its word that it is […]

  • Against Esoteric Writing

    Counter Currents - May 16th 2025 6:09am EDT

    1,457 words Leo Strauss is influential among certain circles, such as the Claremont Institute and the BAPsphere. For example, a few days ago, Costin Alamariu (a.k.a. Bronze Age Pervert), posted a supporter’s photo of his dissertation, Selective Breeding and the Birth of Philosophy, by Strauss’s grave. I decided to give Strauss’s ideas a fair hearing. […]

  • The Problem with Christian Nationalism, American-Style

    Counter Currents - May 15th 2025 11:00am EDT

    1,729 words An article appeared recently on both Iron Ink and Tribal Theocrat defending the “dissident Christian right” against the charge that Christian nationalism is little more than a “woke right” heresy. The case for the defense, as set out by the pseudonymous author (“jetbrane” or “Enos Powell,” take your pick), rests upon a description […]

  • Winning the War, Losing Our Neighborhoods

    Counter Currents - May 15th 2025 10:16am EDT

    1,189 words This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. One might assume that, especially for those of us who hail from the United States, this would be an occasion for celebration and pride. The Second World War was the largest military conflagration in the history of mankind (It […]