Month: June 2026

A scene from Ranma 1/2.

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After Governor Kristi Noem’s husband was exposed as a cross-dresser with a “bimbofication fetish,”¹ I found myself reading about autogynephilia. This is a paraphilia in which males are aroused by the idea of being a woman (or otherwise feminine). A quick search reveals that the mainstream media has black-listed discussion of the topic, most likely because its existence damages the official transgender narrative. (more…)

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Henry Nowak’s unnecessary death in the callously indifferent claws of the people who should have saved him is primarily about race. But not far behind race is the problem of who staffs positions of authority in society. Who will watch the watchers? Personnel is policy, and especially for positions of authority. But the people who pursue positions of authority are often the exact opposite of the type of people who should staff them. And Western regimes intensify this problem because it is to their benefit. (more…)

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Originally published at American Renaissance.

@RESUM26 on X

When the first Remigration Summit went forward last year in a small town near Milan, Italy, organizers had to count as a success that it managed to happen at all, so fierce was opposition from leftist groups and establishment politicians. This year’s event in the small Portuguese town of Figueira da Foz demonstrated that the remigration movement is here to stay. (more…)

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Hers was the race that launched a thousand quips—most of them asking, in very blunt terms, just since when had Helen of Troy been a forty-plus Kenyan.

It has been confirmed that average-looking middle-aged black African actress Lupita Nyong’o has been cast to play history’s most beautiful woman in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming version of The Odyssey, a decision which suggests the concept of blind casting in Hollywood must now have been taken so far as to begin employing actual blind persons as the casting directors. (more…)

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Originally published on Substack. 

Piecing together the details of what happened on the night of Wednesday the 3rd of December 2025 on Belmont Road in Southampton might be pointless – we know the gist – but still, it is interesting to do. (more…)

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Robot

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At the beginning of every month, Counter-Currents Subscribers can vote on the Writer and the Article of the Month for the previous month.

If you are looking at Counter-Currents on your computer, look at the sidebar menu to your right. If you are on your phone, click the three horizontal lines in the upper right corner to open up the sidebar menu. (more…)

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No matter what happens with AI, it’s going to be an economic catastrophe. If AI is just a giant bubble, obviously that bubble is going to burst, and it will bring down the whole economy. Indeed, the American economy is mostly stagnant. All the growth right now is in AI.

If AI actually works, however, a whole lot of people will lose their jobs, and that will be an economic catastrophe as well. Moreover, neither the Left nor the Right can fix this problem.

Let’s say that you have a hotdog stand. (more…)

A variation of the “George Droyd/Droid” meme.

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Tony Hinchcliffe is a white stand-up comedian known for making insult-based and inflammatory jokes. Last month, he was one of the participants in a “roast” of Kevin Hart. “Roasts” are televised specials where comedians take turns making fun of a specific celebrity guest of honor. Past subjects of roasts have included pop singer Justin Bieber, professional football star Tom Brady, and even Donald Trump (in 2011, before his political career took off). (more…)

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This is the Zodiac speaking. I like killing people because it is so much fun. It is more fun than killing wild game in the forest because man is the most dangerous animal of all.
–The Zodiac Killer

There many stock characters embedded in the psyche of the movie-going public. Vampires, aliens, cowboys, gangsters; these are the recognizable types that separate movies by genre. And there is one of these types that exerts a particularly morbid fascination on film-watchers; the serial-killer. (more…)

Samuel Atkins, HMS Endeavour off the coast of New Holland, c. 1794.

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Endeavour was born in Canada in the 1990s, but has lived in several different countries. He writes essays and makes videos on various topics, including politics, history, culture, classic films, and technology, from the perspective of a Canadian nationalist, or more broadly, from the perspective of a white advocate and traditional conservative. He’s a good and entertaining companion. I think we’ll be hearing more about him and his work. In addition to writing for our website, he also has a Substack and a popular YouTube channel.

In the interview, we talked about the meaning of his name, travel, music, healthy lifestyle, motivation, the red pill, Morgoth’s Review, board games, and funny moments during his live streams. (more…)

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José Pedro Zúquete
The Identitarians: The Movement against Globalism and Islam in Europe
South Bend: University of Notre Dame Press, 2018

José Pedro Zúquete is a Portuguese political scientist. He is the author of Missionary Politics in Europe (Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press, 2007) which focuses on Umberto Bossi’s Northern League in Italy and Jean-Marie Le Pen’s National Front in France. (more…)