Counter-Currents
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Edward Dutton
Witches, Feminism and the Fall of the West
Whitefish, MT: Radix & Washington Summit Publishers, 2021
Are you tired of witches organizing to try to burn you at the stake, rather than the other way around? I know I am. Edward Dutton, a British-born professor of evolutionary psychology, explains in a new book what witches represented historically and how the same type of people came to be dominant in contemporary society.
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Thank you for an excellent review.
A couple of endnotes from me. First, Ed Dutton writes very well. His prose is clear and free from jargon. He knows how to maintain the reader’s interest.
Second, he’s a race realist. His book on race will interest people reading Counter-Currents although it probably won’t contain many surprises.
Finally, he has a YouTube channel called The Jolly Heretic. There are two livestreams a week which go to Bitchute and Odysee and a short talk which stays on YouTube. Those are a bit of an acquired taste and are very British in approach and content, but they are worth checking out.
As readers here will expect, Dutton has been forced out of mainstream academia for telling the truth.
“29% having at least one.” — young women & tattoos. And not just normal tattoos, but multi-colored ones. I recall seeing at the gym one young, fit woman who had a tattoo all up & down her leg. It was of a large skull, all on fire, which had been impaled with a long bloody knife. The tattoo was around 2 feet in length so hard to miss.
As one who is currently trying to date some of these creatures, I believe there is a lot of truth in this article as pertains to modern society in the USA. One runs into women who are definitely antagonistic towards men who are single but also are fathers. Antagonistic to the point of saying “Oh, I didn’t know you had a kid, no I’m not interested in dating you.”
One possible error in Dutton’s article. He says that many women who’ve had an abortion are less intelligent than the norm. Unfortunately, he doesn’t separate out Blacks.
Since Blacks both have a much higher incidence of aborting as well as a significantly lower intelligence, this might make assumptions about “true witches” difficult. By “true witches”, I mean white, older childless women who’ve had abortions other than for emergency/ medical reasons.
All in all, I agree with Papinian; an excellent article.
Re: abortion and uneducated women, the study in question was done in Tunisia and said nothing about ethnicity so I assume it was all Arabs rather than blacks.
I’ve been to Tunisia. The area was quite troubled when I was there years ago. Female behavior patterns would be so different from white US/ European women that the study would be worthless in predicting our behaviors.
The article link has the following reference:
“325 Women who recently had an abortion were compared with 1902 women from the population-based Netherlands Mental Health Survey and Incidence Study (NEMESIS-2).”
Thus maybe it was done in the Netherlands?
I mean the 2015 study, the one that mentions being uneducated, was done in Tunisia.
The 2013 study that focuses on psychiatric history was done in the Netherlands and it was 80% white women. That one does say that those who had abortions were more likely to be non-white but it doesn’t specify what ethnicities.
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