2,631 words
(Part 1 here)
Policy 4: Reimagining Higher Education
By “reimagine” I mean an extreme makeover with a wrecking ball, not token reforms. Higher education is a chief citadel of the left. In fact, academia working in tandem with the media is what constitutes Curtis Yarvin’s “Cathedral” of elite power. (more…)
Thomas Hobbes
2,522 words
Thomas Hobbes
(English version here)
Майк Максвелл задал мне несколько вопросов о суверенитете и международном порядке в статье Imperium Press.
Этнонационалисты представляют себе мир, состоящий из суверенных родных земель для всех отдельных народов, стремящихся к автономии. Таким образом, мы выступаем против многонациональных империй, а также схем глобального правительства, все из которых подразумевают отказ в суверенитете отдельным народам или, в случае глобального управления, всем народам. (more…)
1,519 words
A recent uptick in the sexualization of children by Mexican-American streamer Nicholas Fuentes and his Groyper army has exploded in a wave of child rape threats and alleged child porn proliferation. (more…)
1,490 words
Carl R. Trueman
To Change All Worlds: Critical Theory from Marx to Marcuse
Brentwood, Tennessee: B&H Academic, 2024
The philosophy which provided metapolitical cover for the violence of the George Floyd Riots in 2020 is called critical race theory. Carl R. Trueman, a theologian and professor at Grove City College in Pennsylvania, has published a book about the body of thought from which critical race theory sprang – critical theory. Critical theory’s origins lie in Marxism. (more…)
Novel Takes comes in two colors: tan for the hardcover, blue for the paperback.
Novel Takes comes in two colors: tan for the hardcover, blue for the paperback.
380 words
Pre-ordering now at a special price. Release date: December 26, 2024
About Novel Takes:
There’s a lot of truth in fiction.
In Novel Takes, Greg Johnson explores racial, ethnic, and political themes in such works as Jean Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints, Frank Herbert’s Dune series, Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, H. P. Lovecraft’s The Shadow Over Innsmouth, John Kennedy Toole’s A Confederacy of Dunces, Michel Houellebecq’s Submission and Annihilation, Tito Perdue’s Morning Crafts, The Node, and Reuben, Chuck Palahniuk’s Adjustment Day, and others. (more…)
2,276 words
In 2023, blacks murdered 602 whites in America according to a site called National Conservative. In return, whites murdered one-sixth of that number, despite outnumbering blacks around five-to-one. The link between black populations and high rates of violent crime is well established, with American whites being far and away the most frequent victims of interracial crimes. The links between blacks and poverty, blacks and corruption, and blacks and low academic achievement are also well established. (more…)
3,639 words
I’m hardly a hard-liner on the Jewish Question. I have nothing against Jews who are decent citizens, aren’t part of the Zio-mafia, and don’t enable the typical misbehavior of their wayward brethren. Although my patience started to wear thin a year and a half ago, still I prefer to deliver no worse than mild constructive criticism. This time, it’s different, and I’m not holding back for once. (more…)
1,116 words
As a Hyperborean who is restless, gloomy, and partially frozen, I applaud the idea of integrating the once Great White North into what shall soon undoubtedly be called the United Canadas of America (Great State of Canada? (more…)
2,569 words
“Ah, that deceit should steal such gentle shape,
And with a virtuous visor hide deep vice.”
William Shakespeare, Richard III
Archeology: “the study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.” (more…)
Syrians in Germany celebrate the fall of the Assad regime. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
1,037 words
Syrians in Germany celebrate the fall of the Assad regime. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Genuine love will take no account of what gratifies the other, of what is agreeable to him and gives him joy, but will only direct itself towards what will benefit him, regardless of whether it affords him pleasure or not. That is genuine love and service!
Many people are only brought to an awakening and to activity through suffering. If others help them too soon they slacken, depend upon this help and succumb spiritually, because without some stimulus they cannot remain active. Then they live on aimlessly, often spending their time only in observing what is to be criticized in others instead of looking within themselves, and yet wishing to possess what others possess. A corrupt generation is created by such one-sided giving, worthless for a robust and cheerful life, and therefore harmful to the entire Creation!
– Abd-ru-shin (more…)
You can preorder Spencer J. Quinn’s Critical Daze here.
3,144 words
You can preorder Spencer J. Quinn’s Critical Daze here.
Spencer J. Quinn
Critical Daze: The No College Club – Book 2
San Francisco: Counter-Currents 2024
Critical Daze follows on Spencer J. Quinn’s No College Club, reviewed at TOO by F. Roger Devlin. As Devlin notes, there is probably no area in greater need of pro-White messaging than fiction aimed at young adults (aged 12–18). And, although it is aimed at this age group, I found it to be a riveting page-turner in which I became immersed in the characters both good and bad. Throughout I was curious how it would all play out, and was quite satisfied by the ending. (more…)
This year, Counter-Currents is raising $300,000 to fund our operations for 2025. So far, we have raised $205,870.39.
Here are some ways you can help Counter-Currents and fill out your Christmas list:
Give the gift of knowledge
This one is easy and instant. Give a friend a subscription here and you will then both have access to discuss all the posts as they come out rather than waiting 30 days. (more…)
234 words
1. Peter Brimelow on Counter-Currents Radio
On Saturday, December 14th, Greg Johnson will be joined by Peter Brimelow to discuss the War on Christmas, 2024, plus your questions.
Join us at noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time on:
