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On Saturday, April 29, Greg Johnson welcomes Jim Goad and Thomas Steuben to Counter-Currents Radio. In the first hour, we will discuss the Tucker Carlson firing and the new wave of censorship at Twitter. In the second hour, Greg will do an Ask Us Anything, so be ready with your questions. The stream will start at noon Pacific, 3pm Eastern Standard Time, 8pm UK time, and 9pm Central European Time (more…)
Sam T. Francis by Phil Eiger Newmann, 2021
Sam T. Francis by Phil Eiger Newmann, 2021
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Samuel Todd Francis was born April 29, 1947, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He died February 15, 2005 in the Maryland suburbs of the imperial capital. Francis took his BA from Johns Hopkins University in 1969 and his PhD in modern history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1979.
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On Monday, I looked at my phone and saw the message, “They got Tucker.” Apparently the whole world knew that Tucker Carlson had been fired from Fox just a few minutes after Tucker himself. We still don’t know the cause. It is probably complicated. Tucker made a lot of enemies telling uncomfortable truths about the Great Replacement, big pharma, the January 6th hoax, and countless other evils and follies. But we do know who benefits and who is gored. The victors are the globalist elites who control America. The victims are the American people. (more…)
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Dans mon débat avec E. Michael Jones sur la guerre en Ukraine, ma déclaration d’ouverture affirmait que les nationalistes en Occident — et en fait, à travers le monde — devraient soutenir l’Ukraine contre son envahisseur, la Russie. E. Michael Jones a affirmé que les Occidentaux ne devraient pas soutenir l’Ukraine. (more…)
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On Saturday, April 22, Greg Johnson welcomes Sam Dickson and Thomas Steuben to Counter-Currents Radio. In the first hour, we will discuss the news that Charlottesville marchers will be prosecuted for terrorizing people with tiki torches. (more…)
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Aristophanes
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Strepsiades Flunks Out
It hasn’t gone well. First Socrates bursts out of the Thinkery swearing an oath: “By Respiration, by Chaos, by the Air.” The usual places of gods in his oath are occupied by three natural forces. Socrates then rants about a particularly bad student who is “rustic . . . resourceless . . . dull . . . and forgetful.” Then he calls this student to come out. And out comes Strepsiades.
Socrates then quizzes Strepsiades on what he has learned. (more…)
A sixteenth-century engraving of Strepsiades, his son, and Socrates in Clouds.
A sixteenth-century engraving of Strepsiades, his son, and Socrates in Clouds.
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“The Thinkery, a likeness of death, teaching Whirligig and Bamboozle, ‘back to nature’ without families, without the old paternal gods, and without nomoi (not paying back money owed and using unusual forms of words) . . .” — Thomas Prufer (more…)
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In 1897, Robert Lewis Dabney prophesied the triumph of women’s suffrage based on his estimate of the history and character of the only force opposed to it, Northern conservatism:
This is a party which never conserves anything. Its history has been that it demurs to each aggression of the progressive party, and aims to save its credit by a respectable amount of growling, but always acquiesces at last in the innovation. (more…)
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At Counter-Currents, we don’t just celebrate our heritage, we also promote it for future generations. How can we thank all those who came before us — not just our great artists and statesmen, but our humble and nameless ancestors stretching back to prehistory? We don’t just owe them our language and culture. We owe them our very existence.
How do we “pay back” so immense a debt to people who are long dead? We can’t. The only thing we can do is “pay it forward” by passing on our heritage to future generations. But there have to be future generations. We must never break the chain.
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On Saturday, April 15, Greg Johnson welcomes Pox Populi to Counter-Currents Radio. In the first hour, we will discuss the intellectual origins of wokeness, with special attention to Paul Gottfried’s article “Marx Was Not Woke.” In the second hour, we will do an Ask Me Anything, so be ready with your questions. The stream will start at noon Pacific, 3pm Eastern Standard Time, 8pm UK time, and 9pm Central European Time on:
DLive: https://dlive.tv/Counter-Currents
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Jonathan Bowden was born 61 years ago today, on April 12, 1962. He died on March 29, 2012, just short of his 50th birthday. Jonathan was a painter, novelist, essayist, playwright, actor, and orator. He was also a friend. His ideas and personality have had a real and permanent impact on my approach to New Right metapolitics. I wonder what Jonathan would have written in the last eleven years. I wonder what he would have made of Donald Trump, the Alt Right, Black Lives Matter, and other developments. We would have gained much from his insights and guidance. (more…)
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Jason Kessler hizo recientemente una crítica al movimiento Nacionalista Blanco en su canal de Telegram: «Si el Nacionalismo Blanco está totalmente desprovisto de mujeres Blancas solteras y no puede proporcionar funciones básicas de una red social para los hombres solteros, es insostenible.»[1] De hecho, el Nacionalismo Blanco es «inútil» porque «no está proporcionando funciones sociales básicas para sus adherentes»,[2] particularmente proporcionando parejas a los hombres. (more…)
Tucker Carlson
Tucker Carlson
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Tucker Carlson deserves a lot of thanks for being the most outspoken critic of the insanity of America’s ruling family: the demented and abusive husband (the Democrats), the abused and clinging wife who enables him (the Republicans), their spoiled and insane daughter (the Left), and their increasingly aggressive Pitbull that they allow to bite people and befoul their neighborhood. (more…)