Editor’s Update
The Counter-Currents Year-End Livestream with Jared Taylor, Keith Woods, James Edwards, Sam Dickson, Mark Collett, Jason Kessler, Martin Lichtmesz, Cyan Quinn, & Other Favorites

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1. Our Year-End Livestream

This Saturday is our final livestream of 2024. Whew, what a year! Join us as we reflect on the biggest events of 2024,  discuss our predictions for 2025, and share our resolutions and plans for the New Year. Greg Johnson will host Jared Taylor, Keith Woods, James Edwards, Sam Dickson, Mark Collett, Jason Kessler, Martin Lichtmesz, Cyan Quinn, and other favorites.

Join us at noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time on:

• Odysee: https://odysee.com/@countercurrents/ccradio
• DLive: https://dlive.tv/Counter-Currents
• Send questions & donations to Entropy: entropystream.live/countercurrents

2. Our 2020 Fundraiser

This year, Counter-Currents is struggling once again to make our annual fundraiser goal of $300,000. Thanks to our many generous donors, we are now at $231,850.06. Thank you. That means we have just a little more than $68,000 to go.

The glass is 77.28% full. With the amount that has come in, I am confident that Counter-Currents will be able to do more of what we have done in 2024. But I’m afraid I am fixated on the 22.72% that remains empty.

I’d be perfectly content with just doing more of the same, if I weren’t so ambitious.So let me share some of my ambitions for the new year, which are all contingent on getting closer to our goal. 

First, I am amazed at how quickly AI text to voice programs have advanced over the past year.In the new year, I want to use such programs to (1) release audio books of all CC titles, (2) release audio versions of all new articles, (3) install a plugin that will allow people to make audio versions of all old articles as easily as they can produce printed versions of them, (4) configure our mobile site to read your playlists of CC articles while you are out and about, and (5), wherever possible, have the AI imitate the voice of the author.

Marian Van Court published a number of articles and interviews at Counter-Currents over the years. She died on April 14, 2019. Recently, I was contacted by a reader who wanted a sample of her voice. I sent him a link to one of Marian’s interviews with Arthur Jensen. He then sent back the following audio of one of Marian’s articles: “Cohousing.” I was amazed. Marian had returned.

Counter-Currents puts out texts in an increasingly post-literate world. Many smart and open-minded people just don’t have time to read as much as they or we would wish. Hence audio versions of all our books and articles would significantly increase our impact. How much would it cost to implement everything I have outlined? I’ve gotten an estimate of $20,000. It is worth it.

Second, in the new year, I’d like to sponsor more educational, networking, and community-building events. This is part of our mission, and we design these meetings to break even so they can be affordable for families and students. But in the post-Covid economic malaise, that has been increasingly difficult. We had to scale back in 2024. But many of you remembered fondly the two large events we did in 2023. We now have two in the works for 2025, but we need your help. If you’re interested in sponsoring an event, please contact Cyan Quinn [email protected]. (And be sure to to become a CC subscriber to be informed of events near you.)

Third, immigration and emigration — especially mass deportations — are already a central topic of political debate, and Trump isn’t even in office yet. Sadly, our movement’s main site for immigration patriots, VDare.com, closed down this year due to lawfare. Thus I want to increase CC’s coverage of immigration, deportation, and related issues. To do that, we will need to have more money for paying writers.

If you want to help, now is the time. The year is almost over. Full details on how to help appear below. Thank you!

3. How to Help Counter-Currents

There are many ways to donate, but the easiest is with an e-check donation. All you need is your checkbook.

You can explore all your donation options on our Donate page.

Remember: those who fight for a better world live in it today.

Thank you again for your loyal readership and generous support.

Greg Johnson
Editor-in-Chief