The Counter-Currents/North American New Right Newsletter is Back!

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Dear Friends of Counter-Currents,

After a long hiatus, I decided to revive our newsletter. It was just not fair to our authors and reader not to share our Top 20 lists and web stats. This edition covers December 2017 to July 2018, focusing just on traffic stats and our top articles. I want to thank all of our writers, readers, and donors for making Counter-Currents such a success.

1. Our Readership and Web Traffic 

2.  Top 20 Pieces (with Number of Reads), December 2017 to July 2018

July:

1. C. B. Robertson, “The Coming Civil War,” 6,681
2. Greg Johnson, “Dov Bechhofer Did Nothing Wrong,” 6,631
3. R. Houck, “Eric Clopper’s Sex and Circumcision,” 5,727
4. Quintilian, “Events Have Been Set in Motion,” 5,175
5. Ash Donaldson, “Sword of Dishonor,” 4,297
6. Greg Johnson, “Whiteness,” 4,250
7. Collin Cleary, “How to Know if You Have Had a Mystical Experience,” 4,188
8. James Lawrence, “The Kursk Strategy,” 4,025
9. Spencer Quinn, “An Open Letter to Vox Day,” 3,929
10. Greg Johnson, “What’s Wrong with Diversity?,” 3,763
11. Chad Crowley, “White Lives Matter,” 3,503
12. Donald Thoresen, “The Re-Emergence of Honesty,” 3,476
13. Chad Crowley, “Towards a New European Palingenesis,” 3,476
14. Jef Costello, “I Will Not Become My Father,” 3,351
15. Greg Johnson, “A Lost Interview,” 3,345
16. James J. O’Meara, “Duper’s Delight or Draper’s Diddle?,” 3,244
17. Jef Costello, “Has the Left Gone Completely Crazy?,” 3,211
18. R. Houck, “The War Against Whites in Advertising,” 3,125
19. Travis LeBlanc, Interview with Ryan Faulk, 3,060
20. Michael Walker, “Mussolini, Or the Will to Power,” 2,967

June:

1. R. Houck, “The War Against Whites in Advertising,” 8,206
2. C. B. Robertson, “Identity and the Problem with Christianity,” 5,557
3. Huntley Haverstock, “The Truth About Tommy Robinson,” 5,433
4. Guillaume Durocher, “The Truth About the Kalergi Plan,” 4,006
5. Huntley Haverstock, “The Latest Lies from Tommy Robinson,” 3,762
6. Huntley Haverstock, “On Black Pills and Punching Right,” 3,490
7. Margot Metroland, “Lord Haw Haw of MI5,” 3,157
8. Greg Johnson, “Why I Don’t Support Tommy Robinson,” 3,126
9. Counter-Currents Radio, “The Populist Wave in Europe,” 3,048
10. Huntley Haverstock, “Mexicans and Motherhood,” 2,980
11. P. J. Collins, “Hello (((Fellow Boomers))),” 2,973
12. Huntley Haverstock, “Further Proof Tommy Robinson is a Fraud,” 2,871
13. Chad Crowley, “Racial Realities,” 2,838
14. Rainer Chlodwig von K, “Dark Star Risible,” 2,769
15. Julius Evola, “The Aryan Ethos,” 2,760
16. R. Houck, “Law Enforcement and the Hostile Elite,” 2,729
17. A. B. Rockwell, “The Handmaid’s Tale,” 2,638
18. James Lawrence, “Thoughts on the State of the Right,” 2,608
19. Hubert Collins, “Liberalism is Suicide, Suicide is Liberalism,” 2,339
20. Morris V. de Kamp, “Punching Left,” 2,330

May:

1. Buttercup Dew reviews Avengers: Infinity War, 11,132
2. Greg Johnson, “Why I Don’t Support Tommy Robinson,” 10,921
3. Collin Cleary, “Evola’s Nietzschean Ethics,” 6,159
4. Karl Nemmersdorf, “Racial Mayhem,” 4,931
5. Greg Johnson, “Counter-Currents Under Attack,” 4,614
6. Travis LeBlanc, “Bill Cosby: America’s Uncle (Tom),” 4,025
7. Jarosław Ostrogniew, “Across the Line: Why Nationalism Can Win,” 3,557
8. John Morgan, “In South Carolina, Criticizing Jews and Israel is Now Hate Speech,” 3,235
9. Rolf Peter Sieferle, “The Eternal Nazi,” 3,231
10. Trevor Lynch reviews Solo: A Star Wars Story, 2,926
11. Samuel Francis, “Enemies of the State,” 2,890
12. Spencer Quinn, “On the Kevin MacDonald-Nathan Cofnas Debate,” Part 1, 2,810
13. David Yorkshire, “Hero Worship and Tommytards,” 2,809
14. John Morgan, “What Would Evola Do?,” 2,748
15. Travis LeBlanc interviews Frame Game, 2,589
16. Voryn Illidari, Cobra Kai, 2,586
17. F. Roger Devlin, “Rolf Peter Sieferle,” 2,560
18. David Yorkshire, “Two Independent Films for the Dissident Right,” 2,455
19. Samantha Hilton, “American Renaissance, 2018,” 2,392
20. Margot Metroland, “The Gospel According to Goldberg,” 2,389

April:

1. R. Houck, “The War on Whites in Advertising: A Followup,” 8,439
2. M. K. Lane, “Who’s Afraid of Afrikaner Refugees,” 8,220
3. R. Houck, “The War on Whites in Advertising,” 5,703
4. Travis LeBlanc, “Baked Alaska Goes Hollywood,” 4,238
5. Greg Johnson, “The European Fighting Spirit,” 4,093
6. Spencer Quinn, “On the Doxxing of Ricky Vaughan,” 4,080
7. Hubert Collins, “Use Hate Speech: It Makes You Powerful,” 3,868
8. Michael Walker, “Europe’s Dams Are Cracking,” 3,576
9. Travis LeBlanc, “The Great Sex-Worker Shuttening,” 3,519
10. Greg Johnson, “Ronald Beiner’s Dangerous Minds,” 3,486
11. F. Roger Devlin, “Toward the New Mainstream,” 3,311
12. Jef Costello, “They’re Coming,” 3,105
13. C. B. Robertson, “The Sin of Pride,” 3,095
14. A. B. Rockwell, “To Kill a Nice White Society,” 3,035
15. Greg Johnson, “Camille Paglia Censors Her Own Work,” 3,035
16. Greg Johnson, “Dealing with Doxers,” 3,028
17. Greg Johnson, “What’s Wrong With Diversity” (podcast), 2,863
18. Bane Jacobs, “Retaking the City,” 2,774
19. John Morgan, “For Europe: Hungary’s 2018 Election,” 2,735
20. Greg Johnson, “Redefining the Mainstream,” 2,725

March:

1. R. Houck, “The War Against Whites in Advertising,” 35,962
2. Greg Johnson, “In Bed With the Press,” 6,052
3. Ricardo Duchesne, “Steven Pinker’s Anti-Enlightenment Attack on White Identitarians,” 5,450
4. Greg Johnson, “What Is American Nationalism?,” 4,056
5. Jef Costello, “In Praise of Jared Taylor,” 3,956
6. Modeste Schwartz, “From the Savannah to Helsinki,” 3,544
7. Me Ne Frego, Interview with Mike Enoch, 3,517
8. Greg Johnson, “Rules for Writers,” Part 1, 3,431
9. Spencer Quinn, “Skin in the Game: The Doxxing of Pamela Geller,” 3,367
10. Spencer Quinn, “A Low-IQ Individual,” 3,252
11. Julius Evola, “Otto Weininger on the Jewish Question,” 3,148
12. Alain de Benoist, “On French Politics, Populism, Trump, Hungary, and Being a Right-Wing Intellectual,” 3,081
13. Spencer Quinn, “Letter to the Z-Man,” 3,060
14. Julian Langness, “Identity Rising,” 3,041
15. Greg Johnson, “Rules for Writers,” Part 2, 2,854
16. Greg Johnson, “Journalists and Other Antifa,” 2,853
17. Travis LeBlanc, “O. J. Simpson and the Red Pill that America Forgot,” 2,774
18. Doug Huntington, “Is Russia Really Our Friend?,” 2,768
19. Counter-Currents Radio, “James Allsup on American Nationalism,” 2,702
20. Spencer Quinn, “Paul Nehlen’s Wage the Battle,” 2,680

February:

1. Travis LeBlanc, “Internet Bloodsports,” 7,750
2. Video of the Day: “German Women Denounce Migrant Violence,” 4,494
3. Donald Thoresen, “Dear Angry Young White Man,” 4,412
4. Dionýz Sokol, “The Ideological War for the Occult Scene,” 4,358
5. Ricardo Duchesne, “Jordan Peterson’s Rejection of Identity Politics Allows White Ethnocide,” 4,025
6. G, “Overton Window Warriors,” 3,976
7. Morris V. De Kamp, “Warning: All Military Careers are Swiftboatable,” 3,756
8. James J. O’Meara, “From Barbados to Black Panther,” 3,705
9. Jef Costello, “All Hail the God Emperor’s State of the Universe Address,” 3,469
10. C. B. Robertson, “Creating a Place to Be,” 3,360
11. Greg Johnson, “Politics, Metapolitics, and Hegemony,” 3,347
12. Counter-Currents Radio, Interview with the Golden One, 3,335
13. Spencer Quinn, “Paul Nehlen, the JG, and the GOP,” 3,266
14. Anglian Exile, “Spielberg’s War: Saving Private Ryan and the Jewish Experience,” 3,238
15. Kerry Bolton, “New Zealand Race Commissar Incites Violence Against Rightist Dissidents,” 3,198
16. Hubert Collins, “Put Pornographer Jim Powers in Prison,” 3,170
17. Jef Costello, “Wardruna in New York,” 3,131
18. Trevor Lynch, Black Panther, 3,122
19. Black Invention Myths, 3,118
20. Aedon Cassiel, “Black Lives Matter is a KKK Plot,” 3,107

January:

1. Jef Costello, “Why We Are So Good-Looking,” 6,434
2. Jarosław Ostrogniew, “The Dark Rebirth:Report on the Asgardsrei 2017 Festival & Pact of Steel Conference (Kiev, Ukraine, 16–17.12.2017),” 4,759
3. Spencer Quinn, “The Truth About Martin Luther King, Jr.,” 4,186
4. Jef Costello, “Vikings: The TV Series,” 3,946
5. Greg Johnson, “Answering Sargon of Akkad” (podcast), 3,879
6. Greg Johnson, “Forced to be Free,” 3,689
7. Travis LeBlanc, “The Skeptic War,” 3,683
8. Me Ne Frego, “Greg Johnson on Sargon, Nehlen, and Bannon,” 3,582
9. Julius Evola, “Judaism in the Ancient World,” 3,567
10. Greg Johnson vs. Styx Hexenhammer 666, 3,497
11. Greg Johnson, “The Christian Question in White Nationalism,” 3,295
12. Travis LeBlanc, “An Identitarian, a Civic Nationalist, & a Classical Liberal Walk into a Stream (the Third One Cucks),” 3,268
13. C. B. Robertson, “A Mythology for the New Right,” 3,171
14. Spencer Quinn reviews Jared Taylor’s If We Do Nothing, 3,162
15. Spencer Quinn, “Déjà Jew: Jared Taylor & the “Alt Right Purge” on Twitter,” 3,121
16. C. B. Robertson, “What is Racism?,” 3,043
17. Greg Johnson, “Whitopia,” 2,932
18. Huntley Haverstock, “Why the State: A Response to Styx,” 2,922
19. Spencer Quinn, “Paul Nehlen: /ourguy/,” 2,911
20. Aedon Cassiel, “Ten Questions for Jason Kessler,” 2,654

December 2017:

1. Greg Johnson, “Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down,” 12,022
2. Irmin Vinson, “Lauren Southern the Sex Worker,” 6,216
3. Spencer Quinn, “This Is Why We Have Anti-Semitism,” 5,453
4. Jef Costello, “I Am Officially Done With These People,” 5,120
5. Spencer Quinn, “On Misogyny in the Alt Right,” 4,919
6. Aedon Cassiel, “The Inevitability of Ethnonationalism,” 4,646
7. Trevor Lynch reviews Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 4,514
8. Aedon Cassiel, “Bring Back Prohibition,” 4,243
9. Garrett Deasy, “Patriotism and Nationalism: A Response to Sarah Silverman,” 4,021
10. Me Ne Frego on The Front National, 3,798
11. Spencer Quinn, “‘I’m Not Racist,'” 3,716
12. Joseph S. Salemi, “The Soros-Bergoglio Axis,” 3,643
13. Philosophicat, “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” 3,321
14. Gregory Hood, “The Great Alabama Shit Test,” 3,315
15. Spencer Quinn, “The Spirit of Poland,” 3,293
16. Claus Brinker, “Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird,” 3,289
17. Quintilian, “Wyndham Lewis’ Paleface: The Philosophy of the Melting-Pot,” 3,260
18. Howe Abbott-Hiss, “J. K. Rowling and Her Fans Still Have Traditional White Views,” 3,229
19. “Be of Good Cheer”: Counter-Currents on Millenniyule, 2,974
20. Buttercup Dew reviews Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 2,970

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