Month: May 2025

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Graveland is one of the most proficient bands of the black metal genre, since 2016 it has been possible to see them live, as they decided to perform at the Hot Shower festival in northern Italy. (more…)

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You can buy F. Roger Devlin’s Sexual Utopia in Power here.

Part 1, Part 2

Besides date rape, “sexual harassment” is the major criminological innovation of the modern feminist movement. As noted in a previous essay, when the expression was first introduced in 1978 it referred to sexual extortion, the use of threats or reductions in a woman’s options in order to elicit sexual favors from her. This has always been recognized as wrong, and no new term was needed to describe it. But the term appeared anyway, and the first “sexual harassment” legal case called by that name was adjudged in 1979.

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Bust of Pericles

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(Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, Part 4 here, Part 5 here, Part 6 here, Part 7 here, Part 8 here, Part 9 here, Part 10 here, Part 11 here, Part 12 here, Part 13 here, Part 14 here, Part 15 here, Part 16 here, Part 17 here, Part 18 here.)

Good Statesmen & Bad (513c-520e)

Socrates claims that Callicles resists his arguments due to “love of the demos,” the people of Athens, a reference to Callicles’ political ambitions. (more…)

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YHWH: God of the Jews

The Jewish God YHWH’s name in Hebrew is a four-letter sequence called the Tetragrammaton. (The four Hebrew letters that comprise it are all consonants; in ancient Hebrew, vowels were not typically written.) (more…)

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I’m a desperate man who denounces the dullness of money and status.
I’m a desperate man who will not bow down to accolade or success.
-Billy Childish, Chatham Town Welcomes Desperate Men
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Back in 2017, there was a much-hyped British history book, Black Tudors, which tried to persuade the traditional native population of the UK that, contrary to popular belief, the sixteenth-century Tudor England of Henry VIII had been chock-full of Africans, Muslims, and other such non-white, non-Europeans, even though it clearly wasn’t. (more…)

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The debate over whether society should openly discuss racial differences in cognitive ability and behavior is one of the most contentious in modern intellectual discourse. (more…)

But we will be back next week.

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It’s been 20 years since Nirvana’s Nevermind album and its breakthrough single, “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” were released. The scrawny corpse of Kurt Cobain, the Man Who Refused to Be Marketed, is being repackaged and remarketed, with Nevermind now reissued in multiple commemorative editions of escalating cost and pointlessness. (more…)

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Part 1

Your New World Order will fall! Humanity will defeat you!
-Alex Jones

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In the second part of this series we will follow Alex Jones as he travels to the site of the 2006 Bilderberg Group meeting to confront the invitees and talk to Jim Tucker and Daniel Estulin, two individuals who had been investigating and infiltrating the Bilderberg meetings for years. (more…)

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All previous parts can be found here.

Being, Nothing, Becoming

In our last installment, we introduced Hegel’s Logic and made a few small steps in trying to comprehend the standpoint from which it begins. We have spent a good deal of time discussing Hegel’s concept of “absolute knowing,” and it is in the Logic that we see it in operation. (more…)

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One of the major political trends of the past decade and a half has been the rise of populism. Most notably Donald Trump, who entered the political ring as a populist outsider in 2015 and subsequently won two non-consecutive presidential terms, has become the defining political figure of the past decade. (more…)

Andrew Wyeth, Snow Hill, 1989

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It is May Day, and I can’t believe that 2025 is already one third of the way over.  There’s a lot to celebrate, but first a word from our sponsor. That would be you. Unlike the Left, Counter-Currents doesn’t enjoy huge grants from USAID or $20,000/year subscriptions from US federal government agencies. Instead, we depend on the support of readers like you.

• This year, like last year and the year before, our goal is $300,000. We fell short of that goal both years. But I’m stubborn, I’m ambitious, and I want to do more for the cause, so once again, the goal is $300K.

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