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Saturday, March 14th: Greg Johnson interviews Mark Weber about the Iran War. Mark has visited Iran three times. He also brings a wealth of historical perspective about American foreign policy and military adventures. Join us at a special time:
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At the risk of sounding ungrateful, is it not possible to leave the livestreams up on the odysee channel? I miss it live most weeks.
Unrelated – I would like to hear Greg and Davids thoughts on the idea of withholding votes from republicans in the midterms. Voting democrat seems a bit far but i do think there needs to be punishment for the GOP in some way.
Mediocre as the Republicans are, do we really have the luxury of letting the Democrats get control? The situation is very high stakes. Punishing the GOP may turn out to be punishing yourself.
Since there are so few of us (White Nationalists) would they even notice our missing votes, or care. 🙃
Well said. Not to speak for Greg Johnson, but this has been his argument on this topic in the past. He often compares it to the hubris that makes some people say that the Alt-Right alone was responsible for Trump’s first election.
Based on his time working in DC, Kevin DeAnna would add that many Republicans simply don’t care if they lose their congressional seat. He argues that they have contempt for their voters and would relish being relieved of the expectation that they will do something on their behalf. They then will transition to a well paid, low stress job working for a PAC, NGO, think tank, Fox News, etc., which DeAnna believes is already the ultimate goal for many when they start their political careers.
I agree that the GOP should be “punished” some way, but that is easier said than done. Withholding votes only helps the Democrats, which is a cure worse than the disease.
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The stream is now at CC: https://counter-currents.com/2026/03/counter-currents-radio-podcast-no-680/
You can do immediate replays at our DLive page.
Some not so random observations during this crisis (the new Persian Gulf War):
The Dissident Right (DR) has to stay on focus. This means concentrating on:
Ending mass third immigration; terminating DEI; forming networks with nationalists worldwide; organizing an IRL activist movement which can openly promote white interests.
The DR cannot mobilize the votes to seriously affect the next election in order to express displeasure with DJT. In any event, if the Democrats win the next presidential election it just may be all over as they will flood the country with third worlders, grant them citizenship, and then it is one-party-state time in the Homeland.
The DR does have the ability to influence key personnel in high and medium offices via online info ops (articles, memes, podcasts, videos, etc). These ops can push for the objectives above, especially getting some oligarch or cut-out granting the fund$ to build that activist organization.
The third world and especially Iran will not fight the DR’s battles for it. Example: are they working to defend the Charlottesville ’17 defendants who are still under state attack?
War is still that realm of chaos. It just may be that the new Persian Gulf War will cause widescale social disruption which can be exploited by a forward-thinking dissident movement.
Stay tuned…
Thanks for this. I agree.
1. Yes, we are doing all of these things actively.
2. We don’t know if we have the numbers to affect elections. Nor do we know if we can swing those numbers even if they were out there. We have no organizations. Just webzines and podcasts. Pretending we have legions at our command is just LARPing, and it makes us look ridiculous to the people who really matter.
3. Yes, we are influencing such people. That will only widen, because we’re right, and beyond that, people who listen to us are moving into and up the ranks of the institutions now.
4. Yes, Russia, Iran, BRICS are not going to rescue us. That’s more fantastical LARPing for people who mistake map gaming for metapolitics.
All very sound points. Thank you again.
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