You can order Derek Hawthorne’s book Being & The Birds or: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Heidegger (But Were Afraid to Ask Hitchcock) here. 1,018 words 1. VDARE Closes When I first became a White Nationalist, I took an intense interest in immigration reform. I rapidly found my way to VDare.com, which was […]
Sheriff’s Deputy Sean Grayson and Sonya Massey about one minute before he shot and killed her. Source: Illinois State Police 1,342 words / 8:35 Nearly two weeks ago after surviving an attempt on his life, it appeared as if Donald Trump had sewn up November’s election. Then, on Sunday night, Joe Biden dropped out of […]
1,447 words Part 2 of 2 (Part 1 here) This is not a continuation of Part I, which is complete in itself; instead, it is a collection of facts, coupled with some analyses, that pertain to China’s evil ambitions as it actively and meticulously engages the West in an all-out war to subvert both it […]
Sunil Sharan (Image source: RosettaBooks) 2,603 words I can date my study of British politics quite precisely to a few days after 9/11. I heard a Muslim woman on the BBC’s Today program, sounding very pious and concerned about something which has become a regular Islamic stratagem following any terrorist attack: the danger of an […]
The Haitian National Centre for Geospatial Information (CNIGS) is the closest thing Haiti has to a space program. Possessing no spacecraft launch facilities, satellites, or even telescopes, its sole purpose seems to be to collect satellite data that is donated to it by the French Space Agency which is then used to help Haitians to […]
Image source: Flickr 1,841 words Part 1 of 2 I haven’t commented on this website for a long while, and have only managed to read some occasional essays and comments over the past two years or so due to major life changes and heavier loads of work. Now, in my summer vacation as a college […]
2,647 words Brion T. McClanahan, Editor Virginia First: The 1607 Project McClellanville, S. C.: Abbeville Institute Press, 2024 Virginia itself was the mother of States and in Colonial times extended in fact, as other colonies did in theory, to the Mississippi . . . — Madison Grant The earliest Anglo colony in what is now […]
Image source: Wikimedia Commons 2,601 words / 18:14 Joe Biden Quits the Race and Endorses Kamala Harris In January I’d written about how I found myself “violently disinterested” in this year’s upcoming presidential election. I’m still cynical about the idea that it matters who’s president when it seems obvious that the country is like a […]
Nick Lowles, founder and Chief Executive of the antifa organization Hope Not Hate. (Image source: Gov.uk) 2,616 words The first point in occult science is by no means the advancing of assertions or opinions which are to be proven, but the communication, in a purely narrative form, of experiences which are to be met with […]
35 words / 12:28 Jim Goad has produced a short film to accompany his latest essay, “Eating Watermelon Is Hardly the Worst Thing Black People Do,” given that it’s hardly the worst thing they do in public. See below. https://counter-currents.com/wp-content/uploads/videos/Goad-EatingWatermelons.mp4
326 words This is the most exciting week in years. It feels like history is accelerating. 1. Our 2024 Fundraiser Our annual fundraiser is chugging along. This year, Counter-Currents is raising $300,000. Thus far we have received $81,775.05, so we are now well over one-quarter of the way to our goal. And remember: half of […]
1,094 words President Donald Trump is the avatar of white America — its embodiment — and any attack on him is an attack on the historic American nation. The only way that this ends without an explosion of political violence and a second civil war is if Trump survives the campaign and goes on to […]
Corey Comperatore, who was killed during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, with his daughters. (Image source: Facebook) 1,967 words Former President Donald Trump was nearly assassinated on July 13 at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Corey Comperatore, a 50-year-old former Fire Chief and father of two who had lived his entire life in […]
Kyle Gass 1,638 words Someone tried to assassinate Donald Trump as he gave a speech in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania last Saturday. The shooter missed by centimeters, only grazing Trump’s ear. Three other people were shot, however, one fatally. The iconic image of Trump raising his fist in defiance is the stuff memes are made of. […]
Image source: Wikimedia Commons 1,583 words / 12:19 As we all commemorate National Watermelon Month and finalize plans to celebrate National Watermelon Day on August 3, it has come to my attention that many black people are terrified of eating watermelon in front of whites. What a strange thing to fear. I’d think it’s better […]
Image source: UEFA website. 3,295 words Part 2 of 2 (Part 1 here) This rot has spread from the Anglosphere and is now found even in nations with far less “diversity.” Italy, the defending champions going into Euro 2024, were very disappointing this time around. Their defense of the title lasted a measly four matches: […]
2,516 words Meanwhile the other nations, once more divided . . . will be constrained to fight to the point of complete physical, moral, spiritual, and economical exhaustion. That is a line from an apocryphal letter claimed to have been written by the nineteenth-century American Freemason Albert Pike, in which he made a few amazingly […]
Willis Carto 1,511 words A near-forgotten journal of occasional significance, The Truth Seeker, turned 150 years old last September. That makes it, by its own claim, the “World’s Oldest Freethought Publication.” Not that there’s an awful lot of competition there, unless you wish to make mischievous arguments in favor of The Atlantic Monthly or The […]
Image courtesy of Craiyon 3,298 words The media has gotten rather predictable. Today’s journalists seem like youthful guitarists who learn two chords and are thereby qualified to join a bar band. Once you’ve seen enough stories, the tropes start to look awfully familiar. For example, in news items about mass violence or heinous deeds attributed […]
Personnel in hazmat suits cleaning up a migrant center. 1,594 words There was a time when I thought migrants were potential vectors for disease, and they are; however, I am convinced that characterization does not go far enough. Migrants are, in fact, biological weapons. According to the United Nations Office For Disarmament Affairs, these weapons […]
Photo by Evan Vucci (Image courtesy of Wikipedia) 1,223 words / 7:59 Despite what you may have thought, heard, or read, Saturday evening’s sniper attack on Donald Trump wasn’t the first time someone attempted to cause him physical harm during a campaign rally — it was the third. But as far as I can remember, […]
Corey Comperatore, who was killed by one of the would-be assassin’s bullets on Saturday, with one of his daughters. Corey is one of the millions of Trump-supporting white Americans whom the Left demonizes, when they don’t simply ignore them. (Image source: Facebook) 1,204 words Donald Trump wasn’t the only one who dodged a bullet on […]
Photo by Brendan McDermid of Reuters. Fair use. 1,840 words I was with a friend and his wife Saturday evening when we learned of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. My friend’s mother — a spry, gun-toting, red-pilled granny whose favorite politician is Marjorie Taylor Greene — texted with the news. We immediately […]
1,111 words By the time you read this, just about every angle surrounding Saturday’s failed assassination of Donald Trump will have been covered. How is Trump doing? Who was the shooter? What was he doing in a BlackRock ad in 2023? Was there a conspiracy? Is the Secret Service guilty of incompetence or sabotage? Did […]
Image source: UpNorthMemories on Flickr words There’s some very exciting news this week. 1. Our 2024 Fundraiser This year, Counter-Currents is raising $300,000 to sustain and expand our work. Thus far we have received $77,849.50, so we are now more than one-quarter of the way to our goal! Our deepest thanks to everyone who helped […]
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Willis Carto 1,511 words A near-forgotten journal of occasional significance, The Truth Seeker, turned 150 years old last September. That makes it, by its own claim, the “World’s Oldest Freethought Publication.” Not that there’s an awful lot of competition there, unless you wish to make mischievous arguments in favor of The Atlantic Monthly or The […]
