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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:
Our Fundraiser (more…)
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As one of the few and perhaps only nationalists that watches football (soccer for those with air conditioning) for enjoyment, I felt it necessary to enlighten readers to the news and opinion pieces surrounding the world-cup of 2026. For the same reasons many don’t want to watch it, I in fact watch it specifically to keep up with what goes on in the minds of both the normies and Paper-Europeans. (more…)
Tucker Carlson in 2025. By Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Tucker Carlson in 2025. By Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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On June 22, 2026, during an appearance on the Can’t Be Censored podcast, Tucker Carlson said “I’m out” of the Republican Party and there was “no chance” he would support them moving forward. The specific reason he gave is the catastrophic Iran War, which was fought for Israeli/Jewish interests, not American interests.
On July 1, 2026, the Columbia Journalism Review published an exclusive interview with Carlson. In it, Tucker announced “I’m going to help build a third party.” The party will be populist in nature, focused strictly on the common good of American citizens. (more…)
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Ian Campbell
Holy War: The Untold Story of Catholic Italy’s Crusade Against the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
London: C. Hurst & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., 2023 (more…)
You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Philosopher Is In here.
You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Philosopher Is In here.
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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.
There, between Upcoming Podcasts above and Recent Posts below, you will see: Writer & Article of the Month.
If you click, you will be given the option of voting for the Writer of the Month (Left-hand column) and Article of the Month (Right-hand column). Choose one in each column. You can choose any writer and any author at all, as long as you think they are the best. You don’t have to choose the author of your favorite article, or an article by your favorite author.
The poll closes Sunday, July 5th. I’m interested to know what you think.
Thank you for your loyal readership!
Greg Johnson
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Release Date: July 21, 2026. Special pre-order price until then.
The sexual revolution promised more sex and more fun if we could just loosen the bonds of marriage, monogamy, and female modesty.
More than fifty years later, the results are in, and the sexual revolution has failed as badly as Bolshevism. Although some did indeed end up with a lot more sexual partners, for most, the sexual revolution has led to broken families, collapsing birthrates, widespread celibacy, and an epidemic of loneliness. (more…)
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Kolberg, like Jud Suss (reviewed here) is directed by Veit Harlan, is a period film that stars Harlan’s wife Kristina Soederbaum, and is accused of being clouded with “Nazi” themes. It was one of the last films distributed by the Third Reich, and always shown as an example of Nazi fanaticism and resistance to the end. When one sees Kolberg, it has usually been in documentaries about the Hitler era, always in snippets that remind the viewer how it was shot at the end of the war, wasted whole divisions of German soldiers as extras when they could have better been at the front. It is Nazi and therefore a pointless waste of cinematic resources.
My viewing of the film offers a different impression. (more…)
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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the ideas of a nation, an empire, a civilization, all begin to become rather salient. I was not around for the bicentennial celebrations of 1976. From what I have heard from family members who were there, the entire atmosphere was wildly different. There has been little fanfare for this anniversary, and what does exist is marred and scoffed at by much of the country. (more…)
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Release Date: July 21, 2026. Special pre-order price until then.
Greg Johnson understands the importance of the battle of ideas. In The Battle of the Books, he gets down in the trenches, critically engaging with a wide range of critics, defenders, and scholars of the Right.
Johnson reviews such thinkers of the Right as Corneliu Codreanu, Julius Evola, Kerry Bolton, Jonathan Bowden, and Jim Goad. (more…)
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Each year, if you are living in America or Europe, there are certain important deadlines every responsible foreign-born citizen must meet or suffer the consequences: tax-deadline day, visa-renewal time, things like that. If you are foreign-born and live in South Africa, however, there is an even more important one which was due this very week: get out of the country by June 30, or die! (more…)
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This article critically examines two intertwined narratives circulating within European identitarian and dissident Right-wing circles: first, that Volodymyr Zelensky is an agent of supranational Jewish interests; and second, that Ukraine is undergoing a deliberate program of ethnic replacement through the mass importation of African and Asian workers. Through analysis of primary sources, available demographic data, and specialist literature on disinformation and geopolitics, the article demonstrates that both narratives rest on factual errors, systematic decontextualization, and mechanisms characteristic of Russian propaganda. The article proposes a tripartite reading of the Zelensky presidency, evaluates the nature and limits of Jewish influence within his inner circle, and concludes with a critical assessment of the Khazar theory and its implications for the conspiracy narrative. (more…)
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We are rerunning this article which was originally published on November 2, 2018, due to the Supreme Court’s ruling on birthright citizenship on June 30, 2026.
Leftists are fond of mocking conservative defenders of the Constitution, but they mysteriously morph into strict constructionists whenever anything threatens to overturn a law that suits their interests. Such is the case with the citizenship clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The same people who have advocated discarding the Second Amendment altogether are now rallying around the sacred infallibility of constitutional law regarding birthright citizenship. (more…)