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Dear Friends of Counter-Currents,

First a brief update on our 2018 Fundraiser, then our November Newsletter.

Since our last update, we have received 3 donations totaling $1,125.00, for which we are enormously grateful. Our goal this year is to raise $70,000. So far, we have received 282 donations totaling $64,897.87. So we more than 92% of the way to our goal, with only $5,102.13 and nearly two weeks to go.

But there’s more good news. Another donor has come forward with a $5,000 matching grant. Like the last one, this is an all or nothing grant with a hard deadline: December 31. An all or nothing matching grant means that we have to raise the full $5,000 or the amount will not be matched. And we have to do it by the end of the year.

The grant was offered over this past weekend. Thus far, we are $2,650 toward meeting that grant. Which means that we have $2,350 to raise before the end of the year, at which point our matching donor will put us over the finish line.

I know we are in the gift-giving season, when there is intense competition for your generosity. So please bear Counter-Currents in mind. Like most dissident journals of ideas, Counter-Currents depends upon donations to survive. If you want Counter-Currents to thrive, make a donation today.

If you want to send a non-tax deductible donation to Counter-Currents Publishing, you can make two different types of donations:

• A single donation of any size.
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I want to make a special pitch today for recurring monthly donations. Recurring donations are particularly helpful, since they allow us better to predict and plan for the future. We still have not recovered from the loss of monthly donors after being deplatformed by PayPal in August of 2017, in the moral panic whipped up after Unite the Right in Charlottesville. Let’s rectify that right now. Please use the secure online form below.

You may also send check, money order, or credit card payment by mail. Just print out our donation form in Word or PDF. Our address is:

Counter-Currents
PO Box 22638
San Francisco, CA 94122
USA

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BITCOIN

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Also, as we first announced in October of 2015, you now have two possible destinations for your donations: Counter-Currents Publishing and the Counter-Currents Foundation. The Counter-Currents Foundation is a US 501c3 educational corporation. Donations to it are deductible from US federal income taxes. The purpose of the Counter-Currents Foundation is specifically to promote scholarship and translations connected to the European New Right and allied movements. If you wish to earmark a donation to the Counter-Currents Foundation, or to discuss a particular project you would like to support, please contact me in advance at [email protected].

Please give generously!

Remember: those who fight for the Golden Age live in it today. Thank you for your loyalty and support.

The November Newsletter

November was another strong month for Counter-Currents. We added 65 pieces to our webzine and more than 30 pieces to our YouTube channel. I also appeared on three YouTube shows and gave two lectures, one in the Netherlands for Erkenbrand, the other at a private gathering somewhere in central Europe. But most of my attention was focused on promoting The White Nationalist Manifesto. Our top 20 articles and full stats are below.

1.  Top 20 Pieces (with Number of Reads):

1. Richard Houck, “The War Against Whites in Advertising,” 10,190
2. Greg Johnson “What is the Alternative Right?,” Part 4, 5,903
3. Buck Daniels, “The Enemy of My Enemy: Vox Day’s Jordanetics,” 5,162
4. Greg Johnson, “The 2018 US Midterm Elections: A Near-Death Experience,” 4,665
5. Spencer Quinn, “Some Indecorous Thoughts on the Impending Demise of Ruth Baader Ginsburg,” 4,147
6. Greg Johnson, “Freedom of Speech,” 3,887
7. Michael Walker, “In the Valley of the Fat and Impotent,” 3,508
8. Morris V. de Camp, “When the Jew Began to Hate the South,” 3,347
9. Grégoire Canlorbe, “Libertarianism, Cosmopolitanism, and Indo-European Tradition,” Part 1, 3,336
10. Spencer Quinn, “Identity and Tribalism,” 3,137
11. Quintilian, “Christianity and White Nationalism,” 2,977
12. Thomas Weber, “Thoughts on McGregor vs. Nurmagomedov,” 2,858
13. Trevor Lynch, “Jodorowsky’s Dune,” 2,800
14. Julius Evola, “The Jew Disraeli and the Construction of the Merchants’ Empire,” 2,757
15. Hewitt E. Moore, “The Tyrannical Essence of Liberalism,” 2,683
16. Eordred, “Zwarte Piet: The Face of National Resistance in the Netherlands,” 2,637
17. James J. O’Meara, “Evola’s Other Club,” 2,560
18. Jean-Marie Le Pen, “A Voice in the Wilderness,” 2,535
19. Buttercup Dew, “Attack of the Bugmen: Heinlein and Verhoven’s Starship Troopers,” 2,493
20. Margot Metroland, “Father Coughlin, Ralph Ingersoll, and the War Against Social Justice,” 2,487

Six new writers were in the Top 20 in October: Buck Daniels, Grégoire Canlorbe, Jean-Marie Le Pen, Thomas Weber, Hewitt E. Moore. Congratulations, gentlemen, and thank you! Greg Johnson had three articles in the Top 20, plus a Trevor Lynch review; Spencer Quinn had two. Counter-Currents mainstays Michael Walker,  Morris V. de Camp, James O’Meara, Julius Evola, Buttercup Dew, and Margot Metroland each had one.

2. Our Readership and Web Traffic

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