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Dear Friends of Counter-Currents,
November was our best month ever in terms of traffic, with more than 240,000 unique visitors, which is approximately double our traffic in May. There has been a steep and steady rise in traffic since June, and this is not merely due to a few viral articles, although those certainly helped. There are also structural factors at work:
- YouTube censorship is causing dissidents to leave that platform looking for more vital ones. This is only going to increase in December.
- Twitter is increasingly dead due to censorship, so dissidents are leaving that platform as well.
- The establishment continues to push multiculturalism, globalization, and the Great Replacement, driving people to look for alternatives, and more and more of them are finding Counter-Currents.
If you are a new reader, please tell us how you discovered Counter-Currents and why you come back. Just leave a comment below.
1. Our Top Stories in November
The biggest event of November was my arrest (that wasn’t an arrest) and deportation (that wasn’t really a deportation) from Norway. The Norwegian security services, based on unchecked (and embarrassingly false) allegations from my political enemies, ordered my detention on the grounds that if I were allowed to speak at the Scandza Forum, other people might do bad things. Arresting people for what other people might do is really a new low in political correctness. It should alarm everyone, because anyone can be arrested on such grounds.
If the aim of the arrest was to suppress my ideas, it backfired bigly. I was the number one news story in Norway for several days. Readership at Counter-Currents went way up, especially from Norway. We now have a lot more readers than before, in Norway and around the world.
Here are some articles on the Oslo affair:
- Greg Johnson, “Anarcho-Tyranny in Olso“
- Greg Johnson, “The Norwegian Police Security Service’s Order to Detain Greg Johnson“
The other big story of November was the so-called Groyper war against Conservatism Inc., an encouraging development.
2. Our Webzine and Traffic
In November, we added 93 pieces to our webzine. Our Top 20 articles and full stats are below.
Top 20 Pieces (with Number of Reads):
- Greg Johnson, “Greg Johnson Arrested in Norway for Thoughtcrime,” 13,448
- Richard Houck, “The War Against Whites in Advertising,” 12,227
- Greg Johnson, “The Very Idea of White Privilege,” 9,844
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Groypers Rising,” 7,346
- Robert Hampton, “We Want the Groyper War,” 6,747
- Greg Johnson, “Anarcho-Tyranny in Olso,” 6,710
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Groyping Don, Jr.,” 5,794
- Greg Johnson, “Dealing with Doxers,” 5,184
- Thomas Steuben, “Groyper War, UCLA,” 4,976
- Greg Johnson, “Greg Johnson is Free,” 4,897
- James J. O’Meara, “The Second Time as Farce: The Remarkable Return of Richard Spencer,” 4,799
- Travis Le Blanc, “Coal-Burning Point USA,” 4,777
- James Dunphy, “Fashions of White-Friendly People,” 4,634
- P. J. Collins, “Fake Hitlers on Parade,” 4,241
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Groypin’ Ain’t Easy,” 3,949
- Richard Houck, “White Conservationism: Why Race Matters,” 3,828
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Groyper Wars IV: A New Hope,” 3,721
- Robert Hampton, “Conspiracy Theories for NPCs,” 3,631
- Greg Johnson, “Goodbye Facebook,” 3,618
- Travis Le Blanc, “Imitation of Life and an Imitation of Imitation of Life,” 3,478
Greg Johnson has six pieces in the top 20. Nicholas R. Jeelvy had four. Rich Houck, Travis Le Blanc, and Robert Hampton each had two. Established writers James O’Meara, P. J. Collins, and James Dunphy each had one article, and new writer Thomas Steuben’s first article hit the top 20. Congratulations and thanks!
3. Our Top 20 Countries
Here are the top 20 countries from which we received visits:
- United States
- France
- Great Britain
- Canada
- Germany
- Hungary
- Russian Federation
- Australia
- Norway
- Sweden
- The Netherlands
- Romania
- China
- Spain
- Denmark
- Poland
- Finland
- Brazil
- Bulgaria
- Italy
4. Our Readership and Web Traffic
| Month | Unique Visitors | Number of Visits | Pages Viewed | “Hits” | Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 2019 | 240,512 | 475,338 | 1,944,000 | 2,628,669 | 56.51 GB |
| October 2019 | 183,783 | 390,594 | 1,733,638 | 2,431,193 | 50.97 GB |
| September 2019 | 234,278 | 439,839 | 1,667,120 | 2,371,312 | 50.37 GB |
| August 2019 | 186,296 | 381,383 | 1,529,633 | 2,579,106 | 47.23 GB |
| July 2019 | 165,768 | 359,816 | 1,615,100 | 2,587,657 | 50.62 GB |
| June 2019 | 136,186 | 295,792 | 1,463,565 | 1,771,348 | 43.07 GB |
| May 2019 | 120,632 | 278,801 | 1,396,970 | 1,543,953 | 45.42 GB |
| April 2019 | 125,695 | 288,101 | 1,423,928 | 1,557,779 | 44.59 GB |
| March 2019 | 131,856 | 299,343 | 1,678,351 | 1,837,439 | 47.87 GB |
| February 2019 | 120,920 | 267,964 | 1,492,016 | 1,637,121 | 45.99 GB |
| January 2019 | 124,678 | 291,537 | 1,573,037 | 1,714,955 | 44.91 GB |
| December 2018 | 142,828 | 296,136 | 1,647,162 | 1,804,673 | 46.74 GB |
| November 2018 | 139,255 | 289,998 | 1,568,158 | 1,708,499 | 44.97 GB |
| October 2018 | 142,051 | 302,916 | 1,683,473 | 1,828,443 | 48.32 GB |
| September 2018 | 149,035 | 298,321 | 1,541,361 | 1,692,787 | 44.29 GB |
| August 2018 | 156,580 | 318,127 | 1,605,425 | 1,760,728 | 49.59 GB |
| July 2018 | 151,710 | 287,323 | 1,495,087 | 1,541,056 | 43.60 GB |
| June 2018 | 150,307 | 280,625 | 1,420,234 | 1,371,897 | 38.62 GB |
| May 2018 | 151,739 | 287,032 | 3,990,878 | 4,140,772 | 38.36 GB |
| April 2018 | 150,833 | 286,365 | 1,535,115 | 1,676,785 | 37.94 GB |
| March 2018 | 169,686 | 327,589 | 2,589,786 | 2,733,787 | 54.08 GB |
| February 2018 | 145,761 | 268,300 | 1,370,626 | 1,511,087 | 32.71 GB |
| January 2018 | 150,378 | 297,511 | 1,575,368 | 1,715,849 | 37.82 GB |
| December 2017 | 152,616 | 279,822 | 1,611,341 | 1,721,470 | 36.28 GB |
| November 2017 | 206,887 | 369,476 | 1,447,593 | 1,558,599 | 34.12 GB |
| October 2017 | 185,568 | 357,742 | 1,305,421 | 2,674,026 | 84.44 GB |
| September 2017 | 167,887 | 316,974 | 1,174,706 | 5,018,519 | 59.75 GB |
| August 2017 | 197,961 | 402,333 | 1,571,545 | 5,147,275 | 72.50 GB |
| July 2017 | 143,298 | 291,003 | 962,966 | 4,321,260 | 54.73 GB |
| June 2017 | 146,466 | 314,232 | 991,487 | 4,496,358 | 56.48 GB |
| May 2017 | 144,005 | 316,576 | 975,281 | 4,304,712 | 56.36 GB |
| April 2017 | 146,149 | 314,996 | 1,141,489 | 4,307,589 | 63.78 GB |
| March 2017 | 187,296 | 372,483 | 1,247,545 | 4,226,147 | 67.70 GB |
| February 2017 | 176,470 | 349,663 | 1,203,798 | 4,112,379 | 63.50 GB |
| January 2017 | 168,633 | 354,483 | 1,274,174 | 4,538,574 | 70.39 GB |
| December 2016 | 166,356 | 343,155 | 1,237,884 | 4,459,628 | 70.60 GB |
| November 2016 | 149,973 | 327,184 | 1,211,464 | 4,578,555 | 54.19 GB |
| October 2016 | 143,274 | 334,172 | 1,384,218 | 4,686,132 | 49.46 GB |
| September 2016 | 135,699 | 329,894 | 1,523,606 | 4,773,361 | 60.16 GB |
| August 2016 | 140,362 | 316,443 | 1,505,438 | 4,334,119 | 71.48 GB |
| July 2016 | 122,622 | 343,826 | 1,756,815 | 4,071,905 | 58.92 GB |
| June 2016 | 123,901 | 351,467 | 1,664,032 | 4,237,552 | 57.88 GB |
| May 2016 | 134,345 | 360,069 | 1,663,686 | 4,578,071 | 59.79 GB |
| April 2016 | 121,779 | 327,150 | 1,514,605 | 4,525,313 | 59.50 GB |
| March 2016 | 119,288 | 343,090 | 1,586,158 | 4,385,429 | 55.58 GB |
| February 2016 | 121,361 | 342,891 | 1,269,478 | 3,865,233 | 52.09 GB |
| January 2016 | 112,680 | 312,399 | 1,279,265 | 3,808,315 | 56.32 GB |
| December 2015 | 118,438 | 327,974 | 1,270,504 | 3,756,303 | 59.09 GB |
| November 2015 | 130,264 | 341,885 | 1,212,556 | 3,825,700 | 62.43 GB |
| October 2015 | 118,247 | 320,680 | 1,226,301 | 3,599,419 | 62.65 GB |
| September 2015 | 124,342 | 325,517 | 1,266,197 | 3,653,818 | 65.50 GB |
| August 2015 | 103,769 | 264,613 | 1,082,267 | 2,992,773 | 52.13 GB |
| July 2015 | 103,188 | 281,469 | 1,263,504 | 3,307,479 | 55.38 GB |
| June 2015 | 119,264 | 288,620 | 1,289,808 | 3,439,675 | 57.42 GB |
| May 2015 | no data | no data | no data | no data | no data |
| April 2015 | 79,251 | 144,783 | 666,989 | 1,576,493 | 14.12 GB |
| March 2015 | 86,251 | 173,236 | 749,068 | 1,545,146 | 14.21 GB |
| February 2015 | 76,322 | 148,894 | 526,666 | 1,208,728 | 10.92 GB |
| January 2015 | 86,263 | 171,544 | 612,211 | 1,348,105 | 13.35 GB |
| December 2014 | 78,658 | 152,838 | 538,903 | 896,560 | 9.73 GB |
| November 2014 | 86,254 | 172,786 | 678,026 | 741,633 | 7.93 GB |
| October 2014 | 85,852 | 174,240 | 678,119 | 748,061 | 8.15 GB |
| September 2014 | 61,485 | 121,651 | 448,701 | 505,472 | 8.92 GB |
| August 2014 | 62,415 | 127,630 | 438,270 | 501,703 | 8.62 GB |
| July 2014 | 63,223 | 149,786 | 456,117 | 536,178 | 8.79 GB |
| June 2014 | 58,147 | 116,084 | 327,309 | 366,568 | 7.16 GB |
| May 2014 | 59,321 | 116,293 | 321,397 | 363,432 | 7.08 GB |
| April 2014 | 56,511 | 110,621 | 318,831 | 367,018 | 6.91 GB |
| March 2014 | 65,619 | 117,881 | 335,592 | 380,785 | 7.89 GB |
| February 2014 | 55,805 | 100,271 | 300,207 | 346,026 | 6.18 GB |
| January 2014 | 82,567 | 209,131 | 1,130,149 | 1,224,623 | 98.64 GB |
| July 2013 | 82,106 | 200,961 | 1,619,899 | 1,813,531 | 124.29 GB |
| June 2013 | 80,409 | 197,258 | 1,730,633 | 1,884,016 | 103.77 GB |
| May 2013 | 95,667 | 221,260 | 1,758,299 | 1,897,099 | 103.67 GB |
| April 2013 | 81,328 | 192,910 | 1,528,169 | 1,634,540 | 91.16 GB |
| March 2013 | 83,303 | 189,545 | 1,477,001 | 1,778,006 | 94.98 GB |
| February 2013 | 81,999 | 185,688 | 1,396,374 | 1,498,502 | 75.33 GB |
| January 2013 | 100,054 | 208,004 | 900,577 | 1,012,979 | 40.81 GB |
| December 2012 | 109,265 | 224,793 | 926,117 | 1,143,248 | 37.53 GB |
| November 2012 | 107,956 | 199,912 | 584,115 | 755,419 | 29.95 GB |
| October 2012 | 81,739 | 157,152 | 410,096 | 416,362 | 16.36 GB |
| September 2012 | 66,719 | 132,503 | 455,938 | 493,856 | 17.73 GB |
| August 2012 | 41,616 | 96,314 | 305,729 | 329,353 | 12.23 GB |
| July 2012 | 52,304 | 108,340 | 367,589 | 373,470 | 12.52 GB |
| June 2012 | 55,112 | 110,246 | 400,141 | 404,162 | 13.66 GB |
| May 2012 | 56,323 | 111,533 | 400,243 | 404,483 | 15.70 GB |
| April 2012 | 56,772 | 110,029 | 421,446 | 428,678 | 16.08 GB |
| March 2012 | 55,572 | 106,029 | 441,170 | 475,719 | 16.36 GB |
| February 2012 | 53,345 | 99,607 | 376,288 | 411,915 | 14.43 GB |
| January 2012 | 56,633 | 107,644 | 408,373 | 433,736 | 21.38 GB |
| December 2011 | 49,845 | 97,223 | 337,881 | 344,210 | 13.65 GB |
| November 2011 | 44,445 | 88,824 | 330,664 | 339,521 | 14.22 GB |
| October 2011 | 45,590 | 90,444 | 337,137 | 468,197 | 17.78 GB |
| September 2011 | 45,427 | 88,782 | 422,902 | 481,909 | 11.67 GB |
| August 2011 | 40,002 | 81,012 | 502,282 | 2,083,593 | 53.18 GB |
| July 2011 | 30,186 | 66,093 | 416,309 | 1,952,047 | 71.23 GB |
| June 2011 | 28,629 | 57,920 | 264,928 | 1,004,128 | 22.78 GB |
| May 2011 | 36,596 | 78,103 | 274,841 | 1,334,472 | 47.59 GB |
| April 2011 | 20,091 | 58,037 | 223,291 | 2,729,449 | 54.65 GB |
| March 2011 | 29,768 | 62,077 | 220,053 | 2,485,001 | 52.21 GB |
| February 2011 | 29,737 | 61,519 | 213,121 | 2,081,558 | 40.13 GB |
| January 2011 | 28,583 | 60,005 | 198,249 | 1,736,067 | 34.06 GB |
| December 2010 | 26,161 | 50,975 | 192,905 | 1,101,829 | 27.79 GB |
| November 2010 | 26,054 | 48,336 | 171,833 | 915,553 | 26.39 GB |
| October 2010 | 17,848 | 35,921 | 140,365 | 611,367 | 17.93 GB |
| September 2010 | 17,063 | 34,510 | 147,051 | 580,550 | 16.39 GB |
| August 2010 | 12,174 | 22,348 | 93,379 | 333,614 | 10.17 GB |
| July 2010 | 9,387 | 17,329 | 119,254 | 348,172 | 10.01 GB |
| June 2010 | 6,145 | 10,328 | 70,732 | 200,824 | 6.08 GB |
5. How You Can Help Counter-Currents
Counter-Currents is wrapping up our 2019 fundraiser in the face of unprecedented deplatforming attacks. For more details, check out our latest fundraiser here.
Finally, we would like to broach a very delicate topic: your will. If you are planning your estate, please think about how you can continue helping the cause even after you are gone. The essay “Majority Estate Planning” contains many helpful suggestions.
Please give generously!
Note: Donations to Counter-Currents are not tax deductible. Real change never is!
Remember: those who fight for the Golden Age live in it today. Thank you for your support.
Greg Johnson
Editor-in-Chief
Counter-Currents Publishing, Ltd.
9 comments
I first heard about Counter-Currents through Red Ice’s reporting on the events of November. Browsing the site’s content, I found the audio essay “7-11 Nationalism”. I thought it was quite a poignant essay, as it mirrored the observations that I have had over the past two decades of my own life. I was inspired to order some of Mr. Johnson’s books, despite of—and spurred on by—the inconvenience erected by their payment processor dropping them. I keep coming back to the site to see what new books, articles, and podcasts are available.
Great News seeing all these new readers of CC, I have been here several years so happy to see CC gain new followers. More will follow as Europeans are waking up and taking our own side. Nationalism is the future and trends everywhere ought to show this, Globalism is being rejected by the silent majority which is less silent each year.
That’s interesting that Richard Houck’s article “The War Against Whites in Advertising” is still generating so much traffic a year and a half after he wrote it. He also did an interesting interview with Big Cat Kayla in 2018 that’s worth checking out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o54UWraaxzc
Globalists control the universities, schools, mass media, and corporations. They use their power to shut down fact-based discussion of race and the sexes. Counter Currents is where this crucial discourse survives. If our people survive the destruction through panmixia the globalists are pushing, it will be in no small part because of the truths spread through Counter Currents.
I found CC through Youtube. This was in 2017, when Youtube was more open. I followed Millennial Woes. Greg was on a debate team with him. I enourage Greg to keep doing video/audio wherever Normies will see/hear it. Speaking to people who have never heard our message before, especially the young – that is the way to grow.
Breaking out of large platforms seems to be a trend online. It’s also occurring in retail, for Example Nike no longer sells directly through Amazon. They want customers to come directly to them. CC doesn’t have much of a choice, but those who haven’t been banned from the SandBox are opting out anyway.
About a year ago I read an article on the Catholic website first things that cited the counter-currents from then on I became a daily reader. Congratulations from Brazil – yes here there are many whites. mainly in the southern states.
Thanks for being a reader. I am sure that was no part of First Things‘ agenda.
Trevor’s reviews making it to Unz Review have got to be helping too. Don’t know if it’s ironic, but is sure is nice to see.
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