Print May 1, 2012

Counter-Currents/North American New Right Newsletter: April 2012

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Dear Friends of Counter-Currents,

April was a far from cruel month for Counter-Currents. Thank you for being part of our good fortune.

1. Our Readership and Web Traffic

If you visited our website in April, you were just one of 56,772 unique visitors. These visitors paid us 110,029 visits. Our highest numbers ever. The pages you viewed were among the 421,446 pages viewed in last month.

Month	Unique Visitors	Number of Visits	Pages Viewed	“Hits”	Bandwidth
June 2010	6,145	10,328	70,732	200,824	6.08 GB
July 2010	9,387	17,329	119,254	348,172	10.01 GB
August 2010	12,174	22,348	93,379	333,614	10.17 GB
September 2010	17,063	34,510	147,051	580,550	16.39 GB
October 2010	17,848	35,921	140,365	611,367	17.93 GB
November 2010	26,054	48,336	171,833	915,553	26.39 GB
December 2010	26,161	50,975	192,905	1,101,829	27.79 GB
January 2011	28,583	60,005	198,249	1,736,067	34.06 GB
February 2011	29,737	61,519	213,121	2,081,558	40.13 GB
March 2011	29,768	62,077	220,053	2,485,001	52.21 GB
April 2011	20,091	58,037	223,291	2,729,449	54.65 GB
May 2011	36,596	78,103	274,841	1,334,472	47.59 GB
June 2011	28,629	57,920	264,928	1,004,128	22.78 GB
July 2011	30,186	66,093	416,309	1,952,047	71.23 GB
August 2011	40,002	81,012	502,282	2,083,593	53.18 GB
September 2011	45,427	88,782	422,902	481,909	11.67 GB
October 2011	45,590	90,444	337,137	468,197	17.78 GB
November 2011	44,445	88,824	330,664	339,521	14.22 GB
December 2011	49,845	97,223	337,881	344,210	13.65 GB
January 2012	56,633	107,644	408,373	433,736	21.38 GB
February 2012	53,345	99,607	376,288	411,915	14.43 GB
March 2012	55,572	106,029	441,170	475,719	16.36 GB
April 2012	56,772	110,029	421,446	428,678	16.08 GB

As you can see, our traffic has remained pretty much plateaued since January. This has been our pattern: growth spurts, followed by a few months plateaued.

2. Our Blog

In April, we added 80 posts to the website, for a total of 1,674 posts since going online on June 11, 2010. We also added nearly 1,000 new comments.

3. April’s Top Twenty Articles (with date of publication and number of reads)

Daniel W. Michaels, “Exposing Stalin’s Plan to Conquer Europe,” April 21, 2011: 3,765
Matt Parrott, “Trayvon and the End of White Guilt,” April 4, 2012: 3,360
Greg Johnson, “Our Fault?,” April 12, 2012: 3,326
Trevor Lynch, Review of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, February 10, 2011: 2,427
Gregory Hood, Review of The Hunger Games, March 22, 2012: 2,340
Greg Johnson, “Remembering Jonathan Bowden,” April 26, 2012: 2,298
Jef Costello, “Breaking Bad: A Celebration,” April 3, 2012: 2,225
Gregory Hood, Review of Scarface, February 27, 2011: 1,849
Irmin Vinson, “Some Thoughts on Hitler,” April 20, 2011: 1,799
Greg Johnson, “Remembering Adolf Hitler,” April 20, 2012: 1,796
Matt Parrott, “The Talk: Conservative Columnist Edition,” April 10, 2012: 1,725
Greg Johnson, “Be Yourself?,” April 3, 2012: 1,719
Jonathan Bowden, “Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ,” June 17, 2011: 1,680
John Morgan, “Let Them Eat Cake,” April 19, 2012: 1,639
Andrew Hamilton, “Diabolical Passion: Ariel Toaff’s Blood Passovers,” April 6, 2012: 1,551
Christopher Pankhurst, “Civil War & The Big Lie,” March 29, 2012: 1,542
Edgar Lowe, “Breivik’s ‘Right-Wing Salute,'” April 24, 2012: 1,502
Jef Costello, “Fight Club as Holy Writ,” January 9, 2012: 1,472
Léon Degrelle, “The Enigma of Hitler,” April 18, 2012: 1,352
Jef Costello, “I am an Off-the-Chart Narcissist,” April 9, 1,350

Our number one essay, Daniel Michaels on Stalin’s plan to conquer Europe, has been a perennial favorite since we first published it in April of 2011. Two other perennial favorites, Irmin Vinson on Hitler and Gregory Hood on Scarface, were in our top 10 yet again.

Greg Johnson had four articles in the top 20 (3 in the top 10). Jef Costello had three articles in the top 20. Matt Parrott and two top 20 articles, and Gregory Hood had two in the top 10.

Six of our top 20 articles are about movies and television: Gregory Hood on Scarface and The Hunger Games, Jef Costello on Fight Club and Breaking Bad, Trevor Lynch on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (which has been in the top ten for 5 months now), and Jonathan Bowden on The Passion of the Christ. Since Hollywood and the television industry are the primary media of anti-white propaganda, racially conscious analyses of movies and TV are highly effective at drawing traffic and combating enemy propaganda. (See Trevor Lynch, “Why I Write.”)

4. Where Our Readers Are: The top 20 Countries

Our web statistics program gives us a country-by-country breakdown of our readership. Here are the top 20 countries:

1. United States
2. Great Britain
3. Sweden
4. Germany
5. Canada
6. Australia
7. The Netherlands
8. France
9. Finland
10. Japan
11. Norway
12. Portugal
13. Switzerland
14. Czech Republic
15. Poland
16. China
17. Spain
18. Italy
19. Russian Federation
20. India

5. Where Our Readers Are: The Top 20 Cities

1. London
2. New York City
3. San Francisco
4. Melbourne
5. Sydney
6. Chicago
7. Stockholm
8. Houston
9. Seattle
10. Toronto
11. Berlin
12. Washington, D.C.
13. Vancouver, B.C.
14. Dublin
15. Lisbon
16. Atlanta
17. Mexico City
18. Manchester
19. Los Angeles
20. Montreal

Seven of our top 20 cities are in the United States. Four are on the West Coast of North America: San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Vancouver, B.C.. Three are in Canada: Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. Two are in Australia: Melbourne and Sydney. Two are in England: London and Manchester. Seven of them are national capitals: Washington, D.C., London, Berlin, Stockholm, Lisbon, Mexico City, and Dublin.

6. Upcoming Book Projects

These are the titles that are at one stage or another in the editorial process. Beyond the first three titles, these are in only the roughest chronological order.

11. Savitri Devi, Forever & Ever (May)
12. Greg Johnson, ed., North American New Right, vol. 1 (May)
13. Kerry Bolton, Artists of the Right: Resisting Decadence, ed. Greg Johnson (May or June)
14. Trevor Lynch, Trevor Lynch’s White Nationalist Guide to the Movies (June)
15. Juleigh Howard-Hobson, “I do not belong to the Baader-Meinhof group” and Other Poems (June)
16. James J. O’Meara, The Homo and the Negro: Masculinist Meditations on Literature, Politics, and Popular Culture (June or July)
17. Francis Parker Yockey, The World in Flames and Other Essays, ed. Kerry Bolton
18. Saint-Loup, Hitler or Juda? A Second Nuremberg Tribunal
19. Derek Hawthorne, Above the Clouds (on the German mountain films)
20. Collin Cleary, L’appel aux dieux (French translation of Summoning the Gods)

Counter-Currents has now taken over the Savitri Devi Archive’s Centennial Edition of Savitri Devi’s Works. The next volumes will be a new edition of And Time Rolls On, followed by The Lightning in the Sun. Other longer term projects include Anthony M. Ludovici’s Confessions of an Anti-Feminist: The Autobiography of Anthony M. Ludovici, ed. John V. Day, Julius Evola’s East and West: Essays in Comparative Philosophy, and a collection of Alain de Benoist’s essays on Ernst Jünger.

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As always, I want to thank our writers, donors, and proofreaders; our webmaster/Managing Editor; and above all, you, our readers for being part of a growing intellectual and spiritual community.

Greg Johnson
Editor-in-Chief
Counter-Currents Publishing Ltd.
& North American New Right