Month: July 2026

Muslims in Norway.

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Note: This text is based on an address given November 2016 in Washington, DC.

Many of you have probably seen my byline but may not know me by sight. I write a lot about relations between men and women. Sometimes men in nationalist movements fail to appreciate the relevance of this subject to our political struggle as a people. Women don’t usually have that problem. They know that they control the perpetuation of our race, and in the final analysis, that’s almost all that matters. Feminists like to say that the personal is political, and on this point at least, they are correct: our political cause depends on stable marriages and families. (more…)

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An innocent-sounding British TV documentary about tropical birds has really made identitarian feathers fly.

Chris Packham is a leading English celebrity (un)naturalist and climate-change fanatic, well-known for his Left-wing views on topics like Brexit and immigration, obsessions he could not help but insert into his new Channel 4 natural history documentary Invasion of the Parakeets last month. Being a sub-species of parrot, parakeets are by nature most commonly native to sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian subcontinent, not Great Britain, but colonies have been living in London (and in other cities across Europe) for decades now, having been artificially introduced there by humans via some disputed means or other, making a nuisance of themselves via their constant loud squawking. (more…)

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One of the topics at the recent amazing Counter-Currents conference in Rome was: How do we ask our billionaire for money? It’s a great topic, and I haven’t come across it yet in our intellectual circles, but since I already have experience writing fundraising appeals—for example, here and here—I’ll try to ask our wealthy potential sponsors for money in this article. (more…)

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K.M. Breakey
All Hail Rhodesia
Self-published. 2026.

Available for purchase on Amazon here.

I’m sure quite a few people like to Monday morning quarterback history. When something went wrong in the past, it’s only natural to want to make it right. But what if you could actually go back in time and change things yourself? Who would you meet? What would you do? What would you say? KM Breakey answers these questions and many more in his most recent novel All Hail Rhodesia.  (more…)

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When people say, “Demographics is destiny,” they mean that as America (or any other white country) becomes less white, political power will move into the hands of non-whites and their allies, principally the Left, which will be bad for America.

In White Nationalist circles, we constantly claim that “the demographic clock is ticking,” as if it is connected to a time-bomb. The explosion is white dispossession. The clock reaches zero as soon as whites sink below 50% of the population. And that’s all folks!

But this isn’t necessarily true. (more…)

Official Portrait of Ann Widdecombe. EU Parliament, 2019.

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Ann Widdecombe is dead, and what has emerged since should unsettle anyone paying attention to the state of political discourse in the West. Her death was confirmed Friday morning by her management, after she was found dead in her isolated rural home near Haytor, on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Police believe she was attacked around 12:30pm the previous Wednesday, having failed to appear for a scheduled TV interview that afternoon. A 28 year old man was arrested on suspicion of murder in South Yorkshire on Saturday. Initially, police said there was nothing to suggest a terrorism link. That has now changed. Counter Terrorism Policing has taken over the investigation, and the suspect has been re-arrested on suspicion of commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. (more…)

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Warning: this review may contain spoilers.

Human fascination with extraterrestrial life has never been merely a scientific curiosity. It belongs, rather, to that deeper region where metaphysics, fear, hope, and civilizational fatigue begin to overlap. The alien is not only an imagined inhabitant of distant stars; it is a mirror placed before mankind, forcing us to contemplate the possibility that our history, our religions, our wars, and our self-importance may be provincial episodes within a far vaster order.

Popular culture has absorbed this fascination with unusual intensity because it allows the cosmic question to enter ordinary life. (more…)

Carl Schmitt, 1888–1985

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Carl Schmitt was born on July 11, 1888 in Plettenberg, Westphalia, Germany — where he died on April 7, 1985, at the age of 96. The son of a Roman Catholic small businessman, Carl Schmitt studied law in Berlin, Munich, and Strasbourg, graduating and taking his state exams in Strasbourg in 1915. In 1916, he earned his habilitation in Strasbourg, qualifying him to be a law professor. He taught at business schools and universities in Munich, Greifswald, Bonn, Berlin, and Cologne.

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Our Fundraiser

This year, Counter-Currents is trying to raise $300,000 to sustain and expand our work (like paying our great new videographer). So far we have raised $63,184.19. Thank you!

We used up our first $20,000 matching grant so quickly that another donor has offer a grant of the same size to keep the momentum going. There are many ways to help:

• Donate here by Credit Card (NEW).
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Two New Books for Pre-Order

Counter-Currents has two new titles coming out on July 21. Preorder them before that date, for a discount:

• F. Roger Devlin’s Not Hooking Up, his sequel to Sexual Utopia in Power (now out in a new expanded edition as well)
• Greg Johnson’s The Battle of the Books

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57.2% of Republicans, 30.1% of Independents, and 33% of all respondents want America to be 60% white like in 2018, or even whiter.

43.7% of Republicans and 22.2% of Independents would support or strongly support a candidate who promised to change immigration policy with the goal of eventually reaching an 80% white supermajority.

58.4% of Republicans and 29.7% of Independents would at least somewhat agree with a political candidate who proposed policies to preserve the white majority, up from 50.7% and 27.6% in November, 2024.

57.4% of Republicans and 33.4% of Independents strongly or somewhat agree that changing demographics pose a threat to white Americans and their culture and values, up from 51.8% and 24.5% in 2024.  (more…)

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1. Nietzsche’s Spirit of Revenge

Nietzsche believed that the thought of the eternal recurrence of the same was the ultimate expression of will to power. Heidegger, however, saw in it the very same “spirit of revenge” from which Nietzsche was trying to escape. In order to see why this is the case, we must review what the spirit of revenge meant for Nietzsche, and how he thought he had eluded it. (more…)

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“You cannot build a history on fiction.”
David Starkey, English historian.

Tony Blair was a very skilled operator when it came to language, an advocate of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), and adept with slippery rhetorical moves. One of his very first speeches in office was quite brilliant due to one of its linguistic constructions. What was his new government’s first priority? he asked. “Three things. Education, education, education.” He wasn’t lying, his government did indeed prioritize education. He just didn’t say what they were going to do with it. (more…)

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Scott Greer is one of my favorite political commentators. He reliably offers readers genuinely insightful observations about American politics and society. Greer is also well versed in history and provides his audience with fascinating deep dives into lesser-known topics. When I began exploring the racialist internet scene as a high school student, Scott Greer’s was one of the first accounts I encountered. His podcast is now on Episode 329. I remember listening to his very first episode the day it was released. While I don’t always find myself in agreement with Mr. Greer, I have learned a great deal from him and always look forward to reading and hearing what he has to say. (more…)