Vera Lidell has been charged with a peculiarly black crime: stealing $1.5 million in chicken wings from a Chicago-area school.

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Black Motorist Charged with Plowing into White Bicyclist, Then Stabbing Him to Death While Muttering Somethin’-Somethin’ ’bout “White Privilege”

Would your average bushman of the Kalahari, languidly nibbling on a mud-and-cow-dung pie while swatting at tsetse flies and hoping to reach the tender old age of 25, consider it a privilege to be driving a white Lexus down Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California? (more…)

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I met Béla Incze at the very intense sports camp of Légió Hungária (LH) in Hungary, as I previously wrote about. Béla is part of the group’s leadership. I was intrigued by his organization and its activities. I think a similar one could work in other European countries. Béla’s life story is also interesting, so I decided to interview him. We discussed sports, Hungarian politics, nationalist activities in Hungary, combat sports, the Hungarian youth, women, destroying a BLM statue, historical Hungary, holding demonstrations, and Viktor Orbán. I think we will hear more about him in the future. (more…)

Raskolnikov as he’s depicted on the cover of one of the editions of the book.

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Imagine you’re a young man who, despite his pronounced intelligence, lives in poverty. You are full of energy and vision, but lack the capital to achieve what you want to achieve. Furthermore, you have no marital or sexual prospects, and the only woman that’s been kind to you is a literal prostitute with an alcoholic father and an infirm mother. Not only that, but your family is facing such dire poverty that your sister is forced to marry a disgusting and immoral pervert who is more than twice her age just to spare herself and your elderly mother death from starvation. (more…)

You can buy Anthony M. Ludovici’s The Lost Philosopher, here.

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Counter-Currents is clearing out some stocks of limited edition hardcovers. Limited means . . . limited. So once these are gone, good luck finding them at these prices on the used and collectible market.

The sale ends on February 15th.

Because of exorbitant international postage rates, these books are for sale to US customers only. 

1. The Lost Philosopher: The Best of Anthony M. Ludovici, ed. John V. Day  (more…)

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The life of Charles Augustus Lindbergh is a benchmark of Western Civilization. Sadly, a reading of his resume gives one the feeling that men of this caliber, or the attitudes of the times they lived in, have been permanently relegated to the past. But on his birthday, it’s worth highlighting the achievements of his profound life, both cemented accomplishments as well as those unrealized, and use them as an inspiration and template for our own lives and the future of our civilization. (more…)

You can buy Spencer J. Quinn’s young adult novel The No College Club here.

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What made you decide to write a Young Adult novel?

Actually, it was Greg Johnson’s idea. We did a text interview like this one in 2020 for my children’s book My Mirror Tells a Story, which was also published by The White People’s Press, and one of the questions he asked was, “Do you want to try your hand at young adult fiction some day?” My first thought was no. I had just published my novel Charity’s Blade and was in the midst of compiling my essay collection Solzhenitsyn and the Right. At the time, I was heavy into the grown-up stuff, and so young adult fiction was just not on my radar. (more…)

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Brian Fairbanks
Wizards: David Duke, America’s Wildest Election, and the Rise of the Far Right
Nashville, Tenn.: Vanderbilt University Press, 2022

Brian Fairbanks is a Louisiana-based journalist who seems to be an ordinary liberal, looking for a Great Society-style social safety net. He has recently published a book about Louisiana’s 1991 gubernatorial election in which David Duke, a white advocate, nearly became Governor. (more…)

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Editor’s Note:

After a hiatus when it was only accessible via the Internet Archive, the Black Invention Myths website is now hosted by Counter-Currents.

Black Invention Myths

Perhaps you’ve heard the claims: Were it not for the genius and energy of African-American inventors, (more…)

Aborigines doing what they do best: sitting around and drinking.

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Australian aborigines have never forgiven the white man for bringing air conditioning to the arid wasteland they call home. They have a median IQ of 62, which explains their eternal plight far better than dim intangibles such as “racism.” Their ghastly prehistoric visages qualify them as the most punishingly ugly people in world history. (more…)

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Part 7 of 8 (Part 1 here, Part 6 here)

In the previous part of this series, I listed the 13 occupations that have the highest number of psychopaths, but didn’t comment on all of them in detail. In this series, I examine the remaining seven. These tend to have more psychopaths than you’ll find in a random section of the population, but not nearly as many per capita as in the previous six fields. Still, they’re more likely to employ a few bad apples which may spoil the bunch.

7. Surgeons aren’t quite as socially-oriented as most of the others on this list. (more…)

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In the United States, Black History Month — formerly known as “February” — is, unfortunately, not just about history. It is also an occasion for lies and propaganda to stoke black pride over spurious achievements and white guilt over spurious crimes. To combat this propaganda, we have assembled the following articles. Please link and repost these pieces far and wide. (more…)

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So, then. The first month of 2023 has passed, and Britannia’s New Year’s resolution is clearly to become even more nuts than she was last year. On the crazy scale, she is moving from being mad as a wet hen to being mad as Tucker Carlson’s laugh. We’ll start on the streets of London . . . (more…)

You can buy Spencer J. Quinn’s young adult novel The No College Club here.

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It’s hard to be the first at anything these days, but here is Spencer J. Quinn’s The No College Club, which is billed as the first white-positive young adult (YA) novel. Based on the story’s contents, hopefully it’s the first of many in a much-needed genre.

Having been the furthest thing from “bookish” as an adolescent, I’ve never read anything else in the YA sphere, but that doesn’t prevent me from having tangentially absorbed a decent amount of the genre. Our modern era fast-tracks much youth-oriented fiction to the bookshelves and silver screens across the globe, for it acts as a near-perfect vehicle to poison the minds of future generations. (more…)

You can buy Spencer J. Quinn’s young adult novel The No College Club here.

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Daily Zoomer and Counter-Currents writer Spencer J. Quinn joined host Nick Jeelvy to discuss Spencer’s new young adult novel, The No College Club, on the latest broadcast of The Writer’s Bloc, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)

Hollywood’s idea of what the world would be like without white people.

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We overcame Jim Crow by 1965, but where was the promised land of universal brotherhood that Comrade Stanley Levison’s golem St. Dr. Rev. MLK Jr. promised us? In the 1970s, the earliest I was on the scene to remember it, there was a certain prickliness about race, but things were remarkably more laid back than in later times. (more…)

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Three years ago I did a semi-humorous, shaggy-dog piece about Pinocchio and the Fascisti (“Pinocchio: The Face of Fascism“). Its jumping-off point was talking about several Pinocchio films in the works, particularly a long-awaited stop-motion animation feature directed by Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson. (more…)

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American Krogan recently did a stream about the comedian Louis C. K. advocating for open borders on The Joe Rogan Experience, where he said it was wrong for Americans to “sequester” themselves. American Krogan looked into where Louis lives and discovered something very interesting. (more…)

Le Poème Harmonique

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Le Poème Harmonique is an early music ensemble founded by French lutenist and conductor Vincent Dumestre. The group is known for its recordings of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century French and Italian music, which have received several accolades. In Aux marches du palais and Plaisir d’amour, the group turns to traditional French songs, some of which are still widely known and sung today. (more…)

The five white supremacist black cops who beat Tyre Nicholas to death.

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Five Black Cops Beat Black Memphis Motorist to Death As a Confused Nation Decides Whether It’s Appropriate to Riot

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“Compensating for something?”

I heard the voice behind me while walking out to my car after work. (more…)

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Trey Garrison & Richard McClure
Opioids for the Masses: Big Pharma’s War on Middle America and the White Working Class
Quakertown, Pa.: Antelope Hill Publishing, 2021

Opioids are a major killer. This poison has infiltrated every part of the American heartland, especially the post-industrial Rust Belt and Appalachian coal country. Working-class white Americans whose parents and grandparents scorned the recreational drug users of the 1960s are now hopelessly addicted themselves. (more…)