Month: December 2024

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The Nation is the flagship magazine of the American Left. It is also the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the United States.

The Nation was founded on July 6, 1865, on the ashes of the Confederacy. The Nation was the successor to abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison’s The Liberator, which was closed after the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment to the US Constitution. (more…)

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Here was a population not convinced that old England was as good as possible.
George Eliot, Felix Holt, the Radical

 In October, 2009, I was ranked No. 41 in a list of the 100 most powerful right-wingers in Britain. I am not sure about the “right winger” bit, preferring to consider myself a Whig.
Nigel Farage, Flying Free (more…)

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Meister Eckhart

Part 14 of 15 (Read all parts here)

The Concealment of Concealment

An authentic experience of beings is one that acknowledges that when beings present themselves to us in their meaningfulness, this presencing is always accompanied by absence. Whatever we may learn about beings, something else always holds itself back. We never completely penetrate things to know them in their entirety, thus there is always an element of mystery to beings. (more…)

“A Penny Saved” by Phil Eiger Newmann

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With Monday’s acquittal, Daniel Penny is a free man. His prosecutor, the effusively Jewish Dafna Yoran, botched her mission to have him locked up.

Born and raised in Israel, Dafna Yoran—whose name sounds like some sort of Talmudic gynecological procedure—reeks of Jewish identity. Her face looks as if it was sculpted from a rotted mound of chopped liver. (more…)

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Reni Eddo-Lodge is a journalist and commentator about race and feminism. She – I hope I’m not assuming gender here – is of Nigerian ancestry and resides in Britain. The cover of her book seems like a promise. At first one might see “Why I’m No Longer Talking About Race” and shout, Al Hamd’ulIlah! Maybe underneath the cover it’s an empty notebook for doodling or journal entries, huh? On closer examination, one sees that there are also some nearly-invisible letters, and the full title actually is “Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race.” Hey, I’m at peace with that too; haven’t we already heard more than enough skintellectuals sullenly speechifying? (more…)

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In this episode, Angelo Plume and Irish author Keith Woods discuss the history of nationalism. Is it just an invention from the 19th century, or do its roots go much deeper? And what about the future of nationalism? What does it have to offer in this globalised world? (more…)

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The 10th edition of Millenniyule is about to commence. A unique tradition for all of us on the nationalist right, Millenniyule brings together writers, thinkers, activists, vloggers, and more, for a month of cozy conversations, interviews, and promotion of new talent in our movement.

This year, as ever, several individuals familiar to Counter-Currents’ readers will take part. (more…)

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Infamous, prophetic, a real “banned book”, Jean Raspail’s 1973 novel The Camp of the Saints was the centerpiece of this edition of Counter-Currents Radio. Greg Johnson was joined by Endeavour, Angelo Plume, and Jared Taylor for a discussion on the book, its themes, and its warnings. It is now available to download or listen to online.

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London’s Leicester Square has always been the heart of England’s cinema-land. With premiers, red carpets, and the full imported, tariff-free quota of Hollywood razzmatazz, it used to be quite possible to walk across the Square and see De Niro or Kate Winslet swanning around in front of a bank of photographers all trying to get the star to look their way. However, nestled in the historic Square’s environs were a brace of independent cinemas that the discerning cinema-goer felt a bit smug for knowing about. (more…)

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In September of 2023, the Homeland Institute conducted a poll on the Great Replacement. In addition to repeating that poll to track how public opinion is evolving, we also explored the popularity of several immigration policies which could help reverse replacement migration. (more…)

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András László
Solum Ipsum: Metaphysical Aphorisms
Edited by Ferenc Buji
Budapest: Middle Europe Books, 2024
198 pages

András László (1941–2024) was born in Budapest. A revered teacher and prolific author, András László held a doctorate in Buddhist studies and was a leading exponent of the Hungarian Traditionalist school.   (more…)

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Eric Kaufmann
Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration & the Future of White Majorities
London: Allen Lane, 2018

Eric Kaufmann’s Whiteshift is both highly useful and deeply disturbing to White Nationalists.

Whiteshift is useful because it provides both facts and arguments that validate white identity politics and national populism. (more…)

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This is the third part of Counter-Currents’ Thanksgiving livestream telethon. Greg Johnson was joined by Karl Thorburn, Jim Goad, and Tim Murdock. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)