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1. This Saturday we Have TWO Counter-Currents Radio Livestreams
First, Greg Johnson welcomes Edward Dutton to discuss his new biography of Jonathan Bowden at a special time:
Join us at 9 am Pacific/noon Eastern/6 PM Central European Time on:
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In recent years I have been experiencing something I had often heard about from others but somehow never expected might happen to me: I have found myself getting old. So far it does not seem quite as bad as I have heard it described, but at sixty-one years of age I am, so to speak, still a youngster at being old. We’ll just have to see. (more…)
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Ryan T. Anderson
When Harry Became Sally
Encounter Books, 2018
Gender properly understood is a social manifestation of human nature, springing forth from biological realities, though shaped by rational and moral choice.
-Ryan T. Anderson, When Harry Became Sally (more…)
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Every real philosopher is contemporaneous with every other philosopher, precisely by being, most intrinsically, the word of his time.
-Martin Heidegger[1]
Introducing Hegel
This essay, the first of several on Martin Heidegger and G.W.F. Hegel, constitutes a major milestone in my ongoing series about “Heidegger’s History of Metaphysics.” (more…)
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If there were a non-white group that had high IQ and could perfectly assimilate to the United States, should White Nationalists still oppose this group becoming the majority? Besides the arguments about race and IQ, the negative effects of diversity, or the claim that whites have the best political views, is there a reason to preserve the existence of a white majority in this country? (more…)
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Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather Part II appeared in 1974, two years after the original, with much of the same cast: Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, Robert Duvall as Tom Hagen, Diane Keaton as Michael’s wife Kay, John Cazale as Fredo Corleone, and Talia Shire as Connie Corleone, plus Robert De Niro as the younger Vito Corleone, Lee Strasberg as Hyman Roth, and Michael V. Gazzo as Frank Pentangeli (“Frankie Five Angels”). Also returning were Mario Puzo, who co-wrote the screenplay with Coppola; Nino Rota, who composed the radiant music; and Gordon Willis, the cinematographer. (more…)
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Greg Johnson interviewed Counter-Currents contributor and recently pardoned J6 prisoner, Christian Secor, and David Zsutty. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)
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Doctor, Heal Thyself
England has produced some iconic fictional characters. James Bond, Sherlock Holmes, even Harry Potter; all are recognizably and pleasingly of English stock and lineage. Sadly, 007 is going woke, and the franchise has just been bought by Amazon, which seems unlikely to halt the death spiral. (more…)
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The supreme function of statesmanship is to provide against preventable evils.
-Enoch Powell
No matter how closely he or she approximates the Majority racial and cultural norm, the newcomer, as opposed to the latecomer, almost always retains some traces of minority consciousness – a consciousness which he often manages to pass on to his children and sometimes, depending on its intensity, to his grandchildren.
-Wilmot Robertson (more…)
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Every country, I suspect, has its classic films that you watch on special holidays. In Germany, one of them is Dinner for One, shown on New Year’s Eve. (more…)
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When an unsuspecting member of the public waddles into the Royal Academy of the Arts expecting, perhaps, to find some edifying emblem of beauty and power—only to be confronted by the likes of Damien Hirst licking his lips over a decaying ram carcass in a glass box, Grayson Perry in the quasi-paedophile drag of a 13 year old American schoolgirl, and Marina Abramović sitting abstemiously in the same plastic chair for over nine hours—it is perhaps worth asking with him what has happened to modern art, without resorting to insult his however mediocre cultural intelligence. (more…)
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John A. Stormer (1928 – 2018) was one of the most significant anti-communist thinkers of the twentieth century. His work helped form the conservative movement which reshaped American domestic politics in the mid-1960s. While rightist thinkers such as Christian Identity minister Wesley Swift might have influenced some elected officials, it is certain that Stormer did. (more…)
You can preorder The Best of Trevor Lynch here
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You can preorder The Best of Trevor Lynch here
Ondrej Mann: What does your pseudonym Trevor Lynch mean? Is there a story behind it?
Trevor Lynch: My first reviews were published with the pen name The Cat Lady. It was a joke. It amused me to imagine Savitri Devi reviewing contemporary films. I was also tired of the lament, which was a cliché even 25 years ago, “What can we do to attract more women to the movement?” (more…)