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  • Jonathan Bowden at the Red, White, and Blue

    Counter Currents - Feb 10th 2026 4:18pm EST

    You can order Jonathan Bowden’s The Cultured Thug here. 1,876 words Editor’s Note: Today a long-lost clip of Jonathan Bowden speaking at the British National Party’s Red, White, and Blue event was released on YouTube. This is a transcript. I want to thank whoever found and shared this rare early Bowden. Now what’s the most […]

  • Sadonazism in Film, Part 3

    Counter Currents - Feb 10th 2026 7:39am EST

    2,731 words Original in Czech: https://deliandiver.org/sadonacismus-ve-filmu-cast-3/  Translated by Ondrej Mann In the 1960s, kiosk “pulp magazines” named after German military prison camps “Stalag” (short for the German Stammlager) became popular in Israel. Among other things, they aroused and titillated the sexual fantasies of Jewish men with alluring blondes in flattering uniforms that revealed their ample […]

  • Direct Democracy: The Alternative to Globalist Plutocracy? Part 2

    Counter Currents - Feb 10th 2026 6:55am EST

    4,702 words “It records the sorry chronicle of Majority reverses on all the important battlegrounds—cultural, religious, political, economic, and diplomatic. Since the liberal-minority coalition has emerged victorious on all fronts, it is not an overstatement to describe the losers as the Dispossessed Majority.” —Wilmot Robertson, The Dispossessed Majority “We have no real democracy at the […]

  • America’s Most Unnecessary Immigrants:

    Counter Currents - Feb 10th 2026 5:28am EST

    1,915 words We all know that non-white third-world immigrants are what make America truly great—the USA just couldn’t manage without them. The only reason all these fine individuals’ countries back home are such colossal disaster-areas right now is self-evidently just because they’re sending us all their brightest and bestest: Somalia was basically Africa’s Singapore before […]

  • Direct Democracy: The Alternative to Globalist Plutocracy? Part 1

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 11:16am EST

    4,493 words The directors, when they meet, hold private discussions. In the case of such a powerful body there is also a central body which lays down basic policy. The influence of that central body, to say the least, must be great in our economic life. Nobody knows, however, what they discuss there. In the […]

  • The Man with one Regret

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 8:52am EST

    10,883 words Frédéric Saenen Léon Degrelle Paris: Perrin, 2025 Years ago, in the pages of his own publication, Spearhead, John Tyndall, then leader of Britain’s National Front, wrote approvingly that in Europe in the 1930’s “strong men came forward” to restore authority and a sense of purpose to their respective nations. It was a euphemistic […]

  • La Bombe Epstein

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 6:59am EST

    3,184 words  English original here Au mois de novembre 2025, le Congrès américain promulga et Trump signa la loi sur la transparence concernant les fichiers Epstein, afin de rendre publique une somme d’approximativement six millions de pages de documents liés à Jeffrey Epstein, condamné pour proxénétisme. Epstein travaillait pour le renseignement israélien en impliquant des […]

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  • “Toleration”—The Camel’s Nose under the Tent

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 6:17am EST

    2,426 words Moral judgements and condemnations constitute the favorite revenge against those less limited.                                       —Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil When thinking in general terms about how people, individually or in collectives, react to what they […]

  • “Toleration”—The Camel’s Nose under the Tent

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 6:17am EST

    2,426 words Moral judgements and condemnations constitute the favorite revenge against those less limited.                                       —Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil When thinking in general terms about how people, individually or in collectives, react to what they […]

  • “Toleration”—The Camel’s Nose under the Tent

    Counter Currents - Feb 9th 2026 6:17am EST

    2,426 words Moral judgements and condemnations constitute the favorite revenge against those less limited.                                       —Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil When thinking in general terms about how people, individually or in collectives, react to what they […]

  • Editor’s Update

    Counter Currents - Feb 7th 2026 11:05am EST

    27 words Counter-Currents Radio will not be live this week. But we are recording an interview for next week that you will really want to hear! Stay tuned!

  • Greg Johnson’s In Defense of Prejudice

    Counter Currents - Feb 6th 2026 6:48pm EST

    974 words On February 14th, Greg Johnson is releasing a revised second edition of his 2017 book In Defense of Prejudice in hardcover, paperback, and e-book. Pre-order before February 14th and get a special reduced price. Greg Johnson’s In Defense of Prejudice collects 28 essays, speeches, reviews, and opinion pieces on a wide range of […]

  • Trump Isn’t Working for America

    Counter Currents - Feb 6th 2026 4:36pm EST

    More like ZOG Emperor 1,437 words In 2016, 2020, and 2024, I was one of tens of millions of Americans who voted for Donald Trump to put America First and Make America Great Again. But Trump really isn’t working for America. We have eloquent proof of that just this week with Trump’s simultaneous retreat from […]

  • Sadonaczism in Film, Part 2

    Counter Currents - Feb 6th 2026 12:10pm EST

    1,844 words Original in Czech: https://deliandiver.org/sadonacismus-ve-filmu-cast-2/ Translated by Ondrej Mann “We are an elite society where anything goes.” Visconti’s The Damned & Cavani’s The Night Porter In every respect, the greatest film of this kind is The Damned (La caduta degli dei, 1969, directed by Luchino Visconti), which also started the whole “sadiconazista” wave, which […]

  • An Esoteric Commentary on the Volsung Saga, Part XVII

    Counter Currents - Feb 6th 2026 10:53am EST

    4,420 words 1. What Kind of Hero is Sigurd? The previous installment offered a summary and interpretation of Julius Evola’s writings on alchemy. This was to prepare us for what we will begin in this essay: an alchemical interpretation of the dragon slaying episode in the saga, as well as related events. Before we can […]

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  • Jonathan Bowden’s Suck, Part 1

    Counter Currents - Feb 5th 2026 7:31pm EST

    You can buy Jonathan Bowden’s Pulp Fascism here. 3,987 words Part 1 of 7 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 […]

  • Young Man Blues: A Journey to Somewhere

    Counter Currents - Feb 5th 2026 10:12am EST

    2,944 words Jim Kunstler, journalist and writer, is best known for his podcast Clusterf— Nation, where he questions Western society coping with lessening amounts of civil and societal order when technology and bureaucracy no longer offer magical solutions to problems of scarcity and mismanagement. (As he remarked in a recent panel show, “prepare for less […]

  • The Myth of Mansa Musa

    Counter Currents - Feb 5th 2026 8:32am EST

    Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons 923 words Mansa Musa is often described as the richest man in history, a figure whose legendary wealth has become almost mythical in global historical memory. His fame rests primarily on his famous pilgrimage to Mecca between 1324 and 1325, an event that transformed him from a powerful regional ruler into […]

  • Please Vote

    Counter Currents - Feb 4th 2026 11:49am EST

    Franz von Stuck, The Spirit of Victory 172 words At the beginning of every month, Counter-Currents Subscribers can vote on the Writer and the Article of the Month for the previous month. If you are looking at Counter-Currents on your computer, look at the sidebar menu to your right. If you are on your phone, […]

  • The Philosopher vs. the Scholar in Plato’s Lovers

    Counter Currents - Feb 4th 2026 9:28am EST

    You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Trial of Socrates here. 3,821 words “Knowledge is not wisdom.”—Frank Zappa Plato’s Lovers is one of his shortest dialogues, but it deals with one of his weightiest topics: the nature of philosophy. The setting is the school of Dionysus the grammarian. Socrates encounters two attractive young men from good […]

  • David Irving: Shoah Trial By Media?

    Counter Currents - Feb 4th 2026 8:44am EST

    4,311 words A new survey from Ireland released ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day last week suggests that around 9% of young Irish people aged 18-29 don’t believe the Holocaust ever took place at all, whilst 19% believe its extent to have been exaggerated. Maybe this is because there are so few Jews living in Ireland […]

  • The Gods Must be Crazy

    Counter Currents - Feb 4th 2026 7:08am EST

    1,936 words Some of the most profound stories in cinema come from the unlikeliest of places. Who would have thought that a low-budget, Apartheid-era South African comedy featuring a San Bushman from Namibia, could ring so true after so many years? The genius behind Jamie Uys’ The Gods Must Be Crazy reveals itself in many […]

  • Fool Me Twice—Part Two

    Counter Currents - Feb 3rd 2026 9:31am EST

    3,852 words Barack Obama A Promised Land Crown Publishing, New York City, 2020 Nature is true and not a lie. No lie you can speak or act but it will come, after longer or shorter circulation, like a Bill drawn on Nature’s Reality, and be presented there for payment—with the answer, No effects. Pity only […]

  • The Farm Crisis, The Midlands’ 1980s Civil War, & the Danger of BRICS

    Counter Currents - Feb 3rd 2026 8:33am EST

    Pixabay, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons 5,808 words BRICS—named for the first five nations which entered the pact, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is a serious danger to America. The BRICS hazard comprises three separate threats. The first is an alternative banking and financial system which is opposed to the US dollar. The second […]

  • The Union Jackal

    Counter Currents - Feb 3rd 2026 3:43am EST

    3,570 words The Blackface Bard Hardly a week passes without the British public being informed of something, and it’s always the same thing; another famous historical figure foolishly believed to be white was in fact black. This time, the race grifters have gone for gold, changing the racial profile of the greatest playwright in history. […]

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