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Make the Reich Move:

1,311 words Before inviting the estate agents (as realtors are called in UK English) around to take some flattering advertising photos, most sensible house-sellers make the effort to hide away any embarrassing items of personal decoration from the camera’s unforgiving gaze. If you have a large shrine devoted towards worshiping Satan in your bedroom, then […]

When Parents Say No

Young Sailor Ripley lacked “parental guidance.” 1,334 words When you’re not a liberal, you have to become comfortable with saying no. In a sense that’s the point of rejecting liberalism, which permits a much broader range of behavior than non-liberal systems typically do. Anti-liberals—such as conservatives, nationalists, racialists, religious people, and others—recognize that too much […]

Read, But Not Answered

1,065 words Jim Goad’s work was a huge influence on me. I didn’t catch on to ANSWER Me! until it had already been reprinted by AK Press—and it is still wild to remember that AK Press was once cool enough to publish ANSWER Me! The First Three. But when The Redneck Manifesto came out in […]

Marked for Death: Geert Wilders

3,274 words Geert Wilders is a Dutch politician who has moved house regularly over the last two decades. He has not done this to take advantage of the Dutch housing market, but rather because he has been under threat of death for over twenty years due to his outspoken stance on Islam. His 2012 autobiography, […]

Ode to Jim Goad

Jim Goad 2,460 words  Jim Goad, America’s greatest satirical journalist since H. L. Mencken, is dead. James Thaddeus Goad was born on June 12, 1961, in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania. He died on June 22, 2026, in Albuquerque, New Mexico of long-term health problems. He had just turned 65. Jim was the youngest of three sons […]

Editor’s Update

439  words New Titles by Jonathan Bowden & Savitri Devi I am pleased to announce that several projects have come out of the deep freeze and are now on the fast track to publication this year. A collection of British National Party political speeches by Jonathan Bowden called Clear Them Out! Here’s some advance praise: […]

The Union Jackal, July 2026

Count Binface, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. 2,821 words Making Plans for Nigel For seasoned watchers of the British political skies, these are heady times. The Prime Minister (PM) has just quit, a new one is being lined up via coronation rather than election, and the supposed savior the Right hope will pull the UK back […]

Remembering Willis Carto

Willis Carto 804 words Willis Carto was born one hundred years ago on this day. Margot Metroland discusses his long life and many accomplishments in her obituary here at Counter-Currents. Here I wish to share some personal memories, recommend other writings at Counter-Currents, and invite more writing on Mr. Carto. With the help of Sam […]

Patriot Front’s Fourth of July March

1,475 words This July 4, Patriot Front held their largest march ever in Washington DC. Not only was it the largest action by Patriot Front thus far at 400 participants, it was the largest march in DC on America’s 250th birthday. Every single other parade was cancelled due to it being the hottest July 4 […]

Willis Carto at 100

Willis Carto 2,676 words Willis Carto deserves to be remembered with gratitude by Americans who are adherents to our cause. I am honored to have been asked to compose this memorial to him on the hundredth anniversary of his birth in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In order to grasp Willis’ significance in the history of our […]

A Serious Listener

394 words I knew Willis Carto primarily through his many accomplishments: Western Destiny, The Noontide Press, The Barnes Review, The Spotlight, The Liberty Lobby, The Populist Party, The National Youth Alliance, The Institute for Historical Review, his edition of Francis Parker Yockey’s Imperium. The list goes on and on. But I did meet Carto once, […]

Why I Am Not Reviewing Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey

1,413 words Recently, a fan told me that he was looking forward to my review of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. I hate to disappoint my fans, but my answer is that I am not reviewing it. I cannot review Nolan’s Odyssey, because I will not see it. I won’t watch The Odyssey because it doesn’t […]

AI in Hollywood:

AI generated photo of Tilly Norwood. Wikipedia, 2025. 1,175 words In recent years, Artificial Intelligence technology has become ubiquitous and now intertwines with many aspects of our daily lives. People justifiably fear what this technology will bring in the coming years. Still, I’d argue that a more dangerous type of artificial intelligence has plagued our […]

Replacement Migration and Hypergamy

Muslims in Norway. 1,484 words Note: This text is based on an address given November 2016 in Washington, DC. Many of you have probably seen my byline but may not know me by sight. I write a lot about relations between men and women. Sometimes men in nationalist movements fail to appreciate the relevance of […]

Europe’s “Racist” Parakeet Tweet-Storm

1,674 words An innocent-sounding British TV documentary about tropical birds has really made identitarian feathers fly. Chris Packham is a leading English celebrity (un)naturalist and climate-change fanatic, well-known for his Left-wing views on topics like Brexit and immigration, obsessions he could not help but insert into his new Channel 4 natural history documentary Invasion of […]

Elevator Pitch to a Billionaire: Money, Money, Money

1,574 words One of the topics at the recent amazing Counter-Currents conference in Rome was: How do we ask our billionaire for money? It’s a great topic, and I haven’t come across it yet in our intellectual circles, but since I already have experience writing fundraising appeals—for example, here and here—I’ll try to ask our […]

All Hail Rhodesia

1,230 words K.M. Breakey All Hail Rhodesia Self-published. 2026. I’m sure quite a few people like to Monday morning quarterback history. When something went wrong in the past, it’s only natural to want to make it right. But what if you could actually go back in time and changes things yourself? Who would you meet? […]

Disenfranchisement

1,681 words When people say, “Demographics is destiny,” they mean that as America (or any other white country) becomes less white, political power will move into the hands of non-whites and their allies, principally the Left, which will be bad for America. In White Nationalist circles, we constantly claim that “the demographic clock is ticking,” […]

The Murder of Ann Widdecombe

Official Portrait of Ann Widdecombe. EU Parliament, 2019. Ann Widdecombe is dead, and the reaction on social media tells you everything about the state of political discourse in the West. Her death was confirmed this morning by her management. Devon and Cornwall Police have since arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of murder. Before she […]

Disclosure Day

1,558 words Warning: this review may contain spoilers. Human fascination with extraterrestrial life has never been merely a scientific curiosity. It belongs, rather, to that deeper region where metaphysics, fear, hope, and civilizational fatigue begin to overlap. The alien is not only an imagined inhabitant of distant stars; it is a mirror placed before mankind, […]

Remembering Carl Schmitt

Carl Schmitt, 1888–1985 1,100 words Carl Schmitt was born on July 11, 1888 in Plettenberg, Westphalia, Germany — where he died on April 7, 1985, at the age of 96. The son of a Roman Catholic small businessman, Carl Schmitt studied law in Berlin, Munich, and Strasbourg, graduating and taking his state exams in Strasbourg […]

244 words Our Fundraiser This year, Counter-Currents is trying to raise $300,000 to sustain and expand our work (like paying our great new videographer). So far we have raised $63,184.19. Thank you! We used up our first $20,000 matching grant so quickly that another donor has offer a grant of the same size to keep […]

Third Homeland Institute Poll on the Great Replacement

2,161 words 57.2% of Republicans, 30.1% of Independents, and 33% of all respondents want America to be 60% white like in 2018, or even whiter. 43.7% of Republicans and 22.2% of Independents would support or strongly support a candidate who promised to change immigration policy with the goal of eventually reaching an 80% white supermajority. […]

Heidegger on Nietzsche, Part Five (Conclusion)

5,747 words 1. Nietzsche’s Spirit of Revenge Nietzsche believed that the thought of the eternal recurrence of the same was the ultimate expression of will to power. Heidegger, however, saw in it the very same “spirit of revenge” from which Nietzsche was trying to escape. In order to see why this is the case, we […]

Fraudulent Black British History

2,774 words “You cannot build a history on fiction.” David Starkey, English historian. Tony Blair was a very skilled operator when it came to language, an advocate of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), and adept with slippery rhetorical moves. One of his very first speeches in office was quite brilliant due to one of its linguistic constructions. […]