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Fue hoy hace cinco años que el sitio web Currents Publishing/North American New Right surgió en línea.
En el año cinco, hemos publicado 815 artículos y reseñas, y más de 10,000 comentarios.
En el año cinco, hemos promediado alrededor de 80,000 visitas únicas por mes. (more…)
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It was five years ago today that the Counter-Currents Publishing/North American New Right website went online.
In Year Five, we published online 815 articles and reviews and more than 10,000 comments.
In Year Five, we averaged around 80,000 unique visitors/month. (more…)
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There is a new group working to shut down Counter-Currents. The Care2 website, which hosts petitions for various Left-wing and environmental causes, claims its “Hottest Petition” (more than 95,000 signatures at this time — it went up by a thousand as I was writing) is to “Tell Amazon and PayPal: Stop funding neo-Nazis and white supremacists!” And the one target mentioned by name is “Counter Currents” [sic], a “white nationalist publisher.”
To put this in context, Counter-Currents is now more unpopular among the extreme Left than the state of Indiana, which is also being targeted for economic destruction. (more…)
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First, the one step back . . .
As a dissident, I find it flattering to know that there are people who are paid vastly larger salaries than my own in order to make my life harder. (more…)
Agostino Carracci, Man Subduing a Harpy
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Imagine my delight when I noted that “Counter-Currents.com” is the first word of Caitlin Dewey’s Washington Post article “Amazon, PayPal and Spotify inadvertently fund white supremacists. Here’s how.” In fact, the article focuses almost entirely on Counter-Currents, which I take as a sign that we are doing something right.
Dewey reports on the ongoing campaign of a Jewish Supremacist hate group, the Southern Poverty Law Center, to strangle Counter-Currents financially by pressuring Amazon.com to stop selling our books and PayPal to stop processing our transactions. (more…)