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First they came for elves, and I remained silent because I never met an elf. Then they came for Gods, and I remained silent because I never felt their presence. Then they came for ghosts, and I remained silent because I never saw a ghost. Then they came for consciousness, and I did not exist.
– Unknown mortal (more…)
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Air Defense Ain’t What It Used To Be
It is not easy to know what make of this lead paragraph from a piece at Breitbart London: “Two RAF (Royal Air Force) logistics jets were damaged at one of Britain’s most theoretically secure airfields… by Palestine Action activists who were able to escape undetected.” (more…)
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Most viruses, like sharks or wolves, strike the weak and those with co-morbidities first and hardest, particularly the immuno-compromised. The Covid-19 virus was true to type in that respect. The great majority of those who died from Covid-19 were old, weak and/or unhealthy individuals with compromised immune systems. (more…)
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1. The Counter-Currents 2025 Fundraiser
Our fundraiser picked up a bit since last week. Our total is now $36,662.60. I want to thank all our donors for their help. This year, as with last year and the year before, our fundraising goal is $300,000. I am still worried, however, since the year is almost half over, and we are just a bit more than 1/10th of the way to our goal.
Trump’s recent flip flop on immigration enforcement indicates two important things. (more…)
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In an era where politics increasingly resembles reality television, a troubling trend has emerged: the rise of unserious female politicians who prioritize performative activism over substantive governance. (more…)
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When I published Shaman of the Radical Right: The Life and Mind of Jonathan Bowden, I genuinely didn’t expect there to be quite so much interest in it. I was mainly fascinated by Bowden’s psychology: what is the nature of someone, especially when they are manifestly eccentric, who is able to inspire such a posthumous following? (more…)
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I have made the point in previous essays that because the sexes are complementary, it is generally possible to find a counterpart in each for any phenomenon observed in the other. Women and men each have their characteristic faults of which the opposite sex is largely free. A closer look will generally reveal, however, that for any fault discoverable in women, men have some qualitatively different fault which represents its pendant or counterpart—and vice-versa.
Two Dancers Enter the Stage – Edgar Degas
Two Dancers Enter the Stage – Edgar Degas
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After a long break, I am continuing the series I started in 2020, interviewing our website’s favorite writers. Kathryn S. is a unique writer of very long and elaborate texts that will be especially appreciated by sophisticated readers.
This author writes mostly about history, battles, feasts, ballet, fairy tales, art, romanticism, orientalism, and poetry. And even though she has taken a short break from writing, I am already looking forward to her next articles. (more…)
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I think fame is to be avoided. And I’ve done pretty well at that.
-Luke Haines
Whatever happened to rock music? Do white teenagers still form bands, rehearse in garages with cheap guitars and a borrowed drum-kit, record demo-tapes? (more…)
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Adapted from an address given on May 31, 2025, at a conference organized and hosted by James Edwards in Greenville, South Carolina. (more…)
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While we’ve entered the realm of online immortality,[1] let me end with some speculation on how Bowden’s shamanic methods have been absorbed, perhaps unknowingly, by the online Dissident Right, and even in the unlikeliest of places. (more…)
