Counter-Currents
Greg Johnson
It’s Okay to Be White: The Best of Greg Johnson
Hollywood: Ministry of Truth, 2020
226 pages
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About It’s Okay to Be White
Counter-Currents is getting out of publishing, but Greg Johnson is still publishing books. His latest book is It’s Okay to Be White, coming soon from Ministry of Truth and available here for preorder and (eventually) at better bookstores around the world.
Greg Johnson is one of the most censored writers of our time. His books have been banned from 80% of the global book market. His message has been deemed so dangerous to globalist elites that he has been deplatformed by YouTube and Facebook, stalked and harassed by violent thugs, jailed and deported by the Norwegian government, and economically strangled by banks and payment processors.
Isn’t it time you learned why? What is the message that politicians, bankers, and Silicon Valley oligarchs are teaming up to suppress?
It’s Okay to Be White is an ideal introduction to Greg Johnson’s writings on race, ethnicity, and politics. It collects twenty-two of his most important essays from his earlier books. It also includes two essays that have not yet appeared in print. “The Very Idea of White Privilege” is the speech that Greg Johnson was supposed to give in Oslo in November of 2019. To prevent him from speaking, he was arrested and deported by the Norwegian government. The title essay, “It’s Okay to Be White,” explains why the global establishment is hellbent on suppressing even the most innocuous pro-white messages.
Defy the censors. Defy the herd. Read It’s Okay to Be White.
“A lot of Greg’s back catalog is really under-appreciated.” — PureSureDure, Daily Stormer Forum
Contents
Extra Track & a Tacky Badge
1. Introduction to a Banned Book
Politics
2. White Extinction
3. White Genocide
4. Ending White Genocide
5. In the Short Run
6. Restoring White Homelands
7. The Ethnostate
Philosophy
8. Whiteness
9. Supremacism
10. What’s Wrong with Diversity?
11. Homogeneity
12. Whitopia
Activism
13. Politics, Metapolitics, & Hegemony
14. A Winning Ethos
15. The Relevance of the Old Right
16. As Inevitable as We Make It
Supplements
17. The Very Idea of White Privilege
18. Technological Utopianism & Ethnic Nationalism
19. Freedom of Speech
20. In Defense of Prejudice
21. Why Race Is Not a Social Construct
22. Spend Yourself, Save the World
23. In My Grandiose Moments . . .
24. It’s Okay to Be White
Recommended Reading
Index
About the Author
About the Author
Greg Johnson, Ph.D., is the author of twelve books, including Confessions of a Reluctant Hater; New Right vs. Old Right; Truth, Justice, & a Nice White Country; In Defense of Prejudice: You Asked for It: Selected Interviews, vol. 1; The White Nationalist Manifesto; Toward a New Nationalism; and From Plato to Postmodernism, all published by Counter-Currents.
8 comments
Speaking of being white, everyone, please check out the cover of George W. Bush’s new book. Of the many faces present (a Muslim woman, a Hispanic male, an African, an Asian, a somewhat robust-appearing white female with short haircut, what appears to be a person of coastal Mediterranean descent with a smirk, and a white male), only one of them appears to be lost and miserable.
It almost seems intentional.
I haven’t seen the book cover yet, but I bet it is George W. himself that looks lost and miserable, since he spent most of his presidency looking that way. However, whoever designed the book cover could have purposely sought any White male that was looking that way at that moment, and used it to make their point. Now, I’ll go look up the cover to see if I’m right.
Great observation on your part, however. So, everybody, make it your purpose to look jaunty and confident, and PRIVILEGED as much as possible from now on. Smile as if you’ve got the greatest secret in the world, because you DO!
No, I was wrong — the only person smiling on the cover is the White man in the upper right corner, and the Black looks glum. Well, truth at last.
That’s a different book. I meant the one about immigrants called, “Out of Many, One.”
Well, I had fun searching out the first one, so now I’ll go see about “Out of Many, One”. This is how we get educated. Thanks for pointing that out!
I did check out the cover of the new GW Bush book of his own paintings, good grief! — and sure enough, the White Male is portrayed ‘differently’. The book is entitled “Out of One, Many” and I am sure that those ‘Many’ will never produce our “One”.
https://voxnews.info/2020/10/06/bergoglio-vuole-distruggere-litalia-cittadinanza-a-chiunque-nasca-qui/
Instead we want a law like in the Vatican: citizenship to no foreigner. Only ius sanguinis. Today’s one is already too loose.
About Ius Soli and citizenship. And speaking of the reckless sermons of the bishops and their boss, it is interesting to find out which law is applied in the Vatican in matters of citizenship.
Vatican citizenship is regulated by art. 4 of the Vatican sources law of 2009 and the Lateran Pacts of 1929. Therefore, Vatican citizenship is not obtained per ius soli. They are not stupid, them. As with the question of ‘bridges and not walls’, they preach it to us mere mortals, they don’t put it into practice for them: I know, Bergoglio thinks, and you aren’t a shit.
In particular, apart from obviously the cardinals who do not reproduce, or at least they shouldn’t, one of the most restrictive Ius Sanguinis in the world applies to Vatican citizens, even if they call it differently.
In fact, the spouse and children of a Vatican citizen are Vatican citizens, but only if they live together.
The ascendants and siblings of a Vatican citizen, but only if they live together.
As of 31 December 2011, there were only 594 people in possession of Vatican citizenship. An exclusive club. Very exclusive.
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Not only. The spouses lose their citizenship if the marriage is annulled or dispensed, if the separation is pronounced or if the children or brothers of a Vatican citizen at the age of twenty-five are unable to work and must depend on the Vatican citizen.
Only the pontiff, who is a dictator, can grant and restore Vatican citizenship for other reasons. Vatican City does not recognize political rights for its citizens as it is an absolute monarchy with a life-long character.
Given that the Vatican City State, since 1870, consists of the Vatican Palace in Rome and the Lateran Palace outside Rome; how generous with citizenship can it be?
The Order of the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem held sovereignty over Rhodes (1309-1522) and Malta (1530-1798) and even four Caribbean islands for part of the 17th century. It still enjoys diplomatic relations and issues passports to its “citizens” who are few in number because this sovereign order has no territory.
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