Month: August 2025

You can buy Greg Johnson’s The White Nationalist Manifesto here

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Today on a special, impromptu livestream, Greg Johnson welcomes Keith Woods (hour one) and Millennial Woes (hour two) to discuss current events and prospects in the UK.

Join us at Noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time on:

• Odysee: https://odysee.com/@countercurrents:6/ccradio:e
• DLive:  https://dlive.tv/Counter-Currents
• Send questions & donations to Entropy:  entropystream.live/countercurrents

You can buy Greg Johnson’s Toward a New Nationalism here.

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1. The Next Counter-Currents Radio

There won’t be a Counter-Currents Radio livestream this Saturday. So please listen to Greg Johnson’s appearance on Kevin Deanna’s new show Identity Politics, on Odysee or Rumble. You know Kevin Deanna as Gregory Hood or James Kirkpatrick. I’ve known him as Kevin for nearly 20 years now. He’s a great writer and an eloquent, charismatic speaker who won’t waste your time with silliness. He delivers substance.

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1. Common-Sense Troon Control

On Wednesday, August 27, 23-year-old Robert Westman, a male transexual who changed his name to Robin, opened fire on a Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Two children were killed and 17 other victims were wounded, most of them children. Then the troon shot himself.

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There are many bad causes out there these days that you can donate your money to if you really want. Here in my own town center, for several years now there has been a distinctly alien-looking female in a hijab sitting in the middle of the street hawking copies of The Big Issue, a national magazine sold by the homeless, whose profits are subsequently redistributed amongst the vendors to help them get back on their feet and/or buy more crack. (more…)

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Music as Direct Expression of Will

As noted last time, Schopenhauer provides us with a detailed discussion of the different art forms – much too detailed to cover here. But we may note a few of the highlights of his discussion. (more…)

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At the end of our Counter-Currents Retreats, we had a tradition of going around the room and sharing a toast and an oath. The toast was to praise something positive. The oath was to promise to one’s peers to accomplish one thing for the movement before our next gathering.

Jonathan Bowden was the keynote speaker at the Counter-Currents Retreat in Santa Cruz, California, on Saturday, February 25 and Sunday, February 26, 2012. This excerpt is his toast and oath from the closing session on Sunday, February 26. (more…)

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Rechts oder Links: Von der Notwendigkeit politischer Unterscheidung
(Right or Left: On the Need for Political Differentiation)
JUNGE FREIHEIT Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, 2025

The first time that I visited the United States, I stayed with a friend in Virginia. On my arrival at his home he offered me coffee and blueberry muffins. (more…)

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Last month Sydney Sweeney stirred up a storm by starring in an American Eagle ad, designed to promote the fall 2025 AE fashion line, which featured the phrase, “Sydney Sweeney has Great Jeans.” The wordplay centers on the obvious homonym of jeans and genes – and, from my perspective, the ads were clearly done in a tongue-in-cheek manner. (more…)

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Christopher Nolan, one of my favorite living directors, is now working on a movie of the Odyssey, to be released next summer. Frankly, everything I am hearing about it fills me with dread, especially the cast full of Africans. I may just skip reviewing it. I may skip it altogether. But just in case, I have been preparing by rereading the Odyssey and surveying other adaptations. (more…)

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Artificial intelligence is frequently praised for its capacity to analyze data, solve problems, and simulate human reasoning. Yet, beneath this optimistic veneer lies a fundamental limitation: contemporary AI systems are explicitly designed to avoid engaging with morally controversial or politically sensitive subjects. (more…)

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Greg Johnson welcomed Josh Neal and BasilianThought back to Counter-Currents Radio for a chat about a particular sect on the right’s fawning over Gavin Newsom, as well as other current events and listener questions. It is now available to listen to or download here. (more…)

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Like a dog to its vomit, a junkie to his stash, or an inveterate gambler to table or race-track, I went back. I was determined to write no more about obscure English rock bands, believing that I had covered the territory to my satisfaction and, one hopes, that of the reader. Having covered Killing Joke, Joy Division, Thin Lizzy (not strictly English, granted), Queen (not exactly obscure), Sex Pistols (ditto), The Fall, The Pogues (definitely not English), Morrissey, The Auteurs, Ultravox!, Ian Dury, Wild Billy Childish, and The Slits, I thought it a job done. (more…)

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A few op-eds have been published on Counter-Currents which roundly proclaimed that Zionism is done and dusted.

“The forecast is looking pretty cloudy for Zion,” wrote Beau Albrecht.

“A Post-Jewish Question Plan of Action” is the title of Morris van de Camp’s contribution to this topic, as if the era of Jewish power were already well and truly behind us. (more…)