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Image by Phil Eiger Newman
With Election Day breathing down our necks like a cold November fog, I feel compelled to declare before God, man, and anyone who cares to listen that Kamala Harris is too mentally unstable and untrustworthy to guide our ship of state toward calmer waters.
I intend to make my case crisply, cleanly, and without the sort of hyperbolic invective that has polluted public discourse for far too many years.
Let us begin. (more…)
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Have you heard anything about Joe Biden lately? Neither have I. Since he dropped out of the presidential race in July, Biden has been treated as a political nonentity. While he is still technically the commander-in-chief, it is not clear what, exactly, the man does. (more…)
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The Weiser Book of Occult Detectives: 13 Stories of Supernatural Sleuthing
Edited by Judika Illes
York, Maine: Weiser Books, 2017
Dr. Raymond Stantz: You know what it could be? Past-life experience intruding on present time.
Dr. Egon Spengler: Could be race memory stored in the collective unconscious. I wouldn’t rule out clairvoyance or telepathic contact either. (more…)
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Treat your mind (or trick it) with the following Halloween features at Counter-Currents:
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The message has been drilled into our heads since 2016: “Our democracy” is at risk from the “fascism” of Donald Trump, an “authoritarian” who captivates the masses at “Nazi” rallies. But the central question in European government has always gone back further: to Julius Caesar vs. the Roman Republic. The 2024 presidential election rises beyond “just another election” because of its echoes, real or imagined, of this great cycle in European history.
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Great people doing great things. If you are interested in the most radical and controversial music, buy a well-written book about NSBM, written by two experts, Max Ribaric and Davide Maspero.
Someone likes dance music because they like to dance, someone likes gothic music because it’s in tune with their soul. In the past, the people of Mayhem wanted to make the most sinister music in the world. That dream didn’t stick, but over the years it evolved into a whole genre of extreme black metal. (more…)
Map showing Tren de Aragua’s presence in the Americas. Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Map showing Tren de Aragua’s presence in the Americas. Source: Wikimedia Commons
I miss the days of gentlemanly criminals running from the constabulary hauling rucksacks full of gold coins with dollar signs emblazoned on the rough canvas. That era is long gone, of course, and will remain a part of cartoon history. Now, in the United States —because the border is a sieve— brutally aggressive, organized, and cunning criminal gangs are making life miserable for citizens. (more…)
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Several days ago, in an article titled “Restoring the White Voice on College Campuses,” I proposed that we should reconsider forming European-American student groups on university campuses. (more…)
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On this latest edition of Counter-Currents Radio, Greg Johnson was joined by Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey to discuss frankly and openly their thoughts on the upcoming presidential election in the United States. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)
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Markus Pruss
Lara – Die blonde Rebellin, Volume 1: Lara in Gefahr
Florian Schur, 2024
I really had hoped that Spencer J. Quinn’s young heroes of The No College Club had just gotten a German equivalent. But it was not to be – at least not yet. (more…)
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Before beginning the second instalment in this series of film reviews, let’s revisit the criteria.
Peter Lynch. Photo courtesy of South Yorkshire Police.
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Peter Lynch. Photo courtesy of South Yorkshire Police.
Peter Lynch, RIP
The August rioting across England is being used to snuff out dissent in exactly the same way as the American deep state used January 6, 2021. Absurdly disproportionate sentences have been handed down in the UK for such “crimes” as social media posts and attending demonstrations, and now the Starmer government can congratulate itself on its first kill. (more…)
Rhiannon Skye Whyte. Photo courtesy of British Transport Police.
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Rhiannon Skye Whyte. Photo courtesy of British Transport Police.
Rumor has it that an alleged teenaged boat person with a weird-sounding name reputedly stabbed an indigenous British woman to death last Sunday.
As if I were tiptoeing through a dictionary loaded with land mines, I’m choosing my words very carefully. The manic furor over “misinformation” that followed last summer’s Southport Stabbings has left me perma-skittish. (more…)
