Month: November 2025

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Our enemies have beat us to the pit.
It is more worthy to leap in ourselves
Than tarry till they push us.
—William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar (more…)

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Fresh from the success of putting on the third Reconquista conference, Afonso Gonçalves joined guest-host Angelo Plume for an interview about his identitarian movement, activism, Gen Z, and more. It is now available to download or listen to here. (more…)

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This is  my speech that I delivered at the American Renaissance conference on November 15, 2025. I would like to thank Jared Taylor, the American Renaissance team, the Counter-Currents Brain Trust, and everybody who attended the conference. (more…)

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Hurricane Melissa

In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, a chorus of voices has emerged insisting that England should do more to help Jamaica rebuild. These demands often come wrapped in the familiar rhetoric of historical responsibility, climate reparations, and the moral obligations of former colonial powers. (more…)

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Edited by Greg Johnson

Editor’s Note:

What follows is all my extant correspondence with Jonathan Bowden from 2010. Once he started sending me articles for Counter-Currents, Jonathan would typically send the entire article as an email. For brevity, I have included just the titles. The articles themselves are found on Counter-Currents. There is one exception: the play Straight as an Arrow as well as Jonathan’s introductory note are included in their entirety, because I did not publish them at Counter-Currents. (more…)

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1. This Saturday’s Counter-Currents Radio LIVE

Fresh from the success of holding his third Reconquista Conference, Afonso Gonçalves will join Angelo Plume on the C-C livestream. (more…)

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On Thursday, the longest US government shutdown ended after 43 days. It’s not going well for Trump, however.

First, the bipartisan U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released 23,000 pages of new Epstein files. Ahead of the main batch, Democrats highlighted and released three emails in which Epstein claimed Trump “knew about the girls” and “spent hours at my house” with a girl who was redacted as “victim.” (more…)

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Critique of the Society of the Spectacle

Given that what characterizes our species is a delayed physiological development, a persistent youth, and the organic deprogramming of its instincts, man needs to equip himself with other “programs,” constituted by culture and institutions. (more…)

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Pearl Davis is one of the more interesting influencers on the Internet. I consider her a men’s rights advocate almost in the same way that Jared Taylor (or perhaps more accurately Jesse Lee Peterson) is an advocate for white people. (more…)

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Our Editor in Chief, Greg Johnson will be speaking at this weekend’s American Renaissance Conference! Please stop by our table to say hello and pick up some of our newest titles.

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“What you see around you is the expression of the mentality, not the reverse. Just by adopting a coherent form of thinking, you can actually change reality quite a bit.”
—Jonathan Bowden[1]

“Hello seeker! Now don’t feel alone here in the New Age, because there’s a seeker born every minute.”
—Dr. “Happy” Harry Cox (more…)

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Critique of the Mercantilist Society

The mercantilist society is characterized by the hypertrophy of the economy—a society in which mercantile values have invaded non-economic and non-mercantile structures. In the tripartite social system of the Indo-European world, the economy was closely tied to the third function—production—yet remained subordinated to the warrior function and, above all, to the sovereign function. (more…)

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The BBC—the supposedly politically neutral, internationally trusted, “Gold Standard of journalism” BBC—attempted to rig the American 2024 presidential election. There was so much “Fake News” about Russia interfering with the 2016 Presidential Election and which was proven to be “Fake News”, but the “real news”—which is so incredible that the British press can barely bring themselves to articulate it—is that the British Broadcasting Corporation thought they could get away with pushing the American Presidential Election towards Kamala Harris. (more…)