Month: May 2026

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There will be no CC Radio livestream on Saturday, May 30th because we want you to watch the Remigration Summit, which you can stream here.

This year, Counter-Currents is trying to raise $300,000 to sustain and expand our work (like paying our great new videographer). We are off to a strong start. We raised another $2,500 last week, so our total is now $55,815.64. Thank you!

We used up our $20,000 matching grant so quickly that another donor has offer a grant of the same size. Let’s try to use it up by the end of June. There are many ways to help:

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1. Nietzsche as Essential Thinker

Friedrich Nietzsche is an extraordinarily significant thinker for the Right. His affirmation of hierarchy and natural inequality and his analysis of Leftism as moved by ressentiment are extremely important to us. Yet, viewed from the Right, there are also major problems with Nietzsche’s thought. His historicism and relativism (or “perspectivism”) are both highly problematic. (more…)

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To describe Jason Lutes’ masterful graphic novel series Berlin as enemy fiction would be harsh—but technically true. Sadly.

Lutes exhibits enough vision and artistry on every page to impress upon the reader his love of the sequential art medium as well as of his subject matter, which, in the case of Berlin: City of Stones (book 1 of his 3-part Berlin series, first published in 2000), is the eponymous German capital circa 1928. (more…)

Nigel Farage.

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The term “folk-horror” has blossomed over the past two decades, being used to describe a sub-genre of horror films, novels, and TV shows set in the European countryside, where strange rural ways and rites of pagan worship become mixed up with ghosts, demons, murder, and sorcery. (more…)

You can buy Greg Johnson’s Is America Doomed? here.

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Greg Johnson and David Zsutty on Thomas Massie, the America 2050 bust, the need for whites to psychologically divest from America (then loot the place), the coming Leftist backlash, our authoritarian future, the AI Economic Apocalypse, and our pro-white project pitches to billionaires.

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Part 3 of 3 (whole series here)

Break Big Problems Down into Small Ones

The numbers of people who need to be remigrated are immense and growing. Thus, at first glance, the problem seems overwhelming. But just as the biggest meal is consumed bite by bite, the best way to solve intimidatingly large problems is to divide them up into harmless little ones. (more…)

Yes, this photo is real. (Photo via Kanye West / X, 2020)

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I have been watching videos of Jared Taylor, Keith Woods, and David Zsutty making an elevator pitch to billionaires, and the exercise raises a question that most people would rather not seriously engage with: why not? The instinctive answer is brand risk. Billionaires, so the argument goes, cannot afford to have their names associated with white identity politics, because the association conjures images of extremism, historical atrocity, and social toxicity that no amount of philanthropic goodwill can offset. (more…)

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David E. Sanger
New Cold Wars: China’s Rise, Russia’s Invasion, and America’s Struggle to Defend the West
New York: Crown, 2024

The Second Cold War has started. This simmering conflict is one in which Russia and China are united against Western Civilization in general and America more specifically. This situation developed day by day underneath a sky of optimism that existed internationally in the 1990s. (more…)

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Greg Johnson
The Philosopher Is In
San Francisco: Counter-Currents, 2026

Release Date: June 20, 2026. Special pre-order price until then.

What is philosophy? Why should you study it? How can simple arguments shatter and remake your life? (more…)

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When I first chanced across Counter-Currents almost a decade ago, two things kept me coming back. Firstly, it was the first site I had seen which featured philosophy from a Right-wing perspective. Philosophy is my academic environment, and my BA, MA, and PhD are all in the subject, but online philosophy magazines are offshoots of mainstream academia, and therefore lean strongly to the Left. (more…)

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“We need a white Jesse Jackson.”

That was my first thought when I confronted racial reality in the late 1980s. After growing up in a nearly all-white New England town, I quickly realized that blacks weren’t like they were portrayed in movies and on TV. The reverse was true as well: white Southerners, in general, were the nicest, most friendly, and most helpful people I had ever met—not the mean, violent monsters Hollywood depicts. (more…)

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Last week on X, boomers again struggled in public to understand inflation. This time, they told young people to eat highly processed bread and meat for lunch, or some other form of slop, so that in ten years they could afford a down payment on a house. I’m calling it the Lunch Wars. (more…)