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Will Blunderfield.

Admit it: our pumpkin spice-hurricane-election-World War III season is getting you down. You could use a good laugh. So, allow me to introduce you to Will Blunderfield, if you haven’t met him already.

Blunderfield is a 39-year-old gay Canadian (pardon me if that is redundant), a yoga teacher and certified expert in “sexual kung fu.” He will teach you that your testicles are batteries, which you can charge with energy. “What do your balls feel like right now? Breathe into that,” he advises. (more…)

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Purchase Not Viable: An Autobiography of an American Nationalist here.

Nick Taurus
Not Viable: An Autobiography of an American Nationalist
Fulton Books, 2024

Part 1 of 3

Hoping to replicate the success of other first-time candidates such as Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene, Nick Taurus ran for the 40th California Congressional District in the 2022 midterm election. (more…)

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As we head into the home stretch of the most recent Most Important Election of Our Lifetime, I find it impossible to avoid electoral chitchat no matter how hard I try. Perhaps it’s solipsism, or maybe it’s the sober realization that more important issues currently tug at my attention than who gets elected president on November 5, but lately I’ve been hyper-focused on finalizing all the details for a cross-country move. (more…)

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Part 7 of 15 (Part 1 begins here. Part 6 here.)

The Deepest Abyss and the Loftiest Sky

We are now on the threshold of Schelling’s account of the nature of evil. He argues that in God the two wills – of the ground and of understanding/existence – are conjoined and that the dark will is subordinated to the light will. (more…)

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To claim that measures and precautions should not be taken towards a group of X’s just because NAXALT (Not All X’s Are Like That) is such an absurd argument that it is hardly used except to justify ―in an artificial, finalistic way― politically correct causes. (more…)

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“We know they are lying. They also know that they are lying. They also know that we know they are lying. We also know that they know that we know they are lying, but they are still lying.”
Anonymous Soviet dissident

One of the salient features of the current political reality that is depressingly obvious to readers of Counter-Currents is the slicksters who operate our regime and its propagandists, the mainstream media, are serial, pathological liars. (more…)

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Aragorn: What do you fear, lady?
Éowyn: To stay behind bars, until use and old age accept them, and all chance of doing great deeds is gone beyond recall or desire.
J. R. R. Tolkien, The Return of the King

The Restoration did not so much restore as replace.
Ronald Carter, The Routledge History of Literature in English (more…)

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When Israel resorts to extreme violence against its neighbors, the fallout is felt throughout the world, especially in the United States and the wider West. Iran, for instance, will activate its terror networks in Europe. (more…)

J.M.W. Turner. The Decline of the Carthaginian Empire

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The twenty-first century is nearly a quarter done, and things don’t look so good. It may be time to pause and contemplate the remarkable socially and morally transformative effects of three powerful, intermingling forces that have come into ascendancy. They are the pernicious legacy of the left’s “progressive” ideology, one that relentlessly progresses toward ever more explicit manifestations of deviance and degeneracy. (more…)

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Richard D. Fuerle
Erectus Walks Amongst Us
New York: Spooner Press, 2008

Richard Fuerle (1941 – 2018), was a man with an extremely active mind. He was a Pennsylvanian and a lawyer who continuously sought out further education and learning. One such field of study was the science behind the evolution of humanity and how evolution applied to the here and now. (more…)

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I forgot who said it, but it went like this: There is a difference between best movies and favorite movies. You might know objectively that Citizen Kane is the best movie of all time (I happen to disagree), but few people would name it as their favorite movie. A favorite has nothing to do with quality. (more…)

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Greg Johnson, Angelo Plume, and Gaddius had a discussion on the pros and cons of voting for Donald Trump in this year’s election, and addressed some other topics as well. Their chat is now available to download or listen to online.

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You can buy Greg Johnson’s White Identity Politics here.

American universities are clearly antagonistic to the concept of a unified white identity. The academy is now dominated by an egalitarian left that overwhelmingly favors multiculturalism, affirmative action, and, in some circles, white replacement. (more…)