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1. This Saturday’s Counter-Currents Book Club

In the January episode of the Counter-Currents Book Club, Greg Johnson will be discussing his new book Novel Takes: Essays on Literature with fellow CC authors James O’Meara and Derek Hawthorne.

Join us at noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time on:

• Odysee: https://odysee.com/@countercurrents/ccradio
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When it comes to assessing the economy, there’s a huge generation gap these days. Older generations who have had time to accumulate wealth are feeling optimistic. Their green lines have been going up. Meanwhile, younger people are being left behind due to suppressed wages and inflation. They neither have the wealth nor opportunity to catch a ride on the all-time stock market highs. (more…)

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My Response Part Two: The Effect of Corrupt Status Hierarchies on Female Hypergamy

I could go on at much greater length denouncing the absurd, grotesque, surreal levels of corruption plaguing Western institutions of higher learning, but I bite my tongue to return to the point from which we set out, viz., Rob Henderson’s article “All the Single Ladies” and its touching portrayal of the loneliness of contemporary women who cannot find sufficiently educated men. (more…)

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Where I come from, although it was good, hard-working people trying to raise a family respectably, there was a lot of organized crime, and I saw a lot of violence where I grew up.
-Martin Scorsese

With the recent death of film director David Lynch, there has been much commentary on his place in the pantheon of American film directors. Lynch was a one-off, with a directorial CV including movies which bordered on horror without ever actually being in that genre. But, wherever Lynch comes in any league table of great American directors, there is one name which would be close to the top, if not in first place, in any avid film buff’s list: Martin Scorsese. (more…)

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For the white partisan, there are two intertwining and sometimes competing priorities: the establishment of white solidarity as a political constituency and opposition to Jewish power. Both may have value, but only one can be considered the First Principle or highest priority. Confusion on this issue can and has led to white replacement even in our own political movement, with nonwhites like Candace Owens, Myron Gaines, and Kanye West appropriating white Nationalist talking points to generate large engagement and financial windfalls.
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John A. Stormer (1928 – 2018) was one of the most significant anti-communist thinkers of the twentieth century. His work helped form the conservative movement which reshaped American domestic politics in the mid-1960s. While rightist thinkers such as Christian Identity minister Wesley Swift might have influenced some elected officials, it is certain that Stormer did. (more…)

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In the comment section responding to my essay “Hooking Up,” I found a reference to an article called “All the Single Ladies” by journalist Rob Henderson. I am grateful—it is a fascinating piece for any observer of the contemporary sexual scene. The gist is that women in the world of higher education are having extreme difficulty finding suitable mates due to their numerical predominance on campuses. (more…)

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I joined the United States Marine Corps a little under 3 weeks after 9/11. I had planned to join anyways but the attacks sealed the deal as far as motivation goes. Looking back, even with the benefit of hindsight I still feel like overall I did the right thing for the right reasons. Sure, as I would realize later, I was actually signing up to serve a Middle Eastern nation’s interests, primarily. (more…)

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Greg Johnson welcomed Andrew George of ChildFree By Choice to Counter-Currents Radio to discuss his unique crowd-funding platform. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)

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Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 classic The Godfather is one of the most commercially successful, critically lionized, and culturally influential films of all time. It is also filled with important political insights that are useful to the Right.

Based on Mario Puzo’s 1969 novel of the same name, The Godfather was filmed on location in New York City and Sicily. It stars Marlon Brando as the godfather Vito Corleone, Al Pacino as Vito’s youngest son Michael, James Caan as his oldest son Santino (“Sonny”), (more…)

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Talk is cheap.

“Moral” = Conforming to a standard of right behavior.

“Vocabulary” = words used on a particular occasion or in a particular sphere.

“Progressive” = person advocating or implementing social reform or new, liberal ideas. (more…)

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I am feeling a bit reflective these days. Perhaps it is because of the research I am currently involved in, or perhaps it is the state of the world in general.

After Sweden recently announced plans to acquire new land for burials in the case of war, it now appears to be Great Britain’s turn. I found the outrage about reusing ordinary graves somewhat curious. It’s certainly a matter of custom. (more…)

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Trump is off to a great start. He and his gun Moll, Melania, got right down to business. Share your thoughts about the Inauguration and his first day below.