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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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What made Rome the center of one of history’s greatest civilizations? Endeavour explores Rome’s enduring legacy, the importance of cultural continuity, and why he points to Orania as a modern example of preserving a people’s heritage. Via the 2026 spring Counter-Currents retreat in Rome.
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David Zsutty discusses lessons learned from Identity Evropa: how “people first is mission first,” centralized vision and decentralized execution, and networking. Despite Identity Evropa being crushed as a formal organization due to mass doxing, many of it’s members continued the fight in both dissident and mainstream politics which contributed to RINOS complaining that most of their young staffers now share our ideas.
From the 2026 Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
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Successful Right-wing movements aren’t built on abstract debates or low-effort clubs. They require strict hierarchy, total commitment, and zero tolerance for attention-seekers. Kevin DeAnna delivers a tactical blueprint on real-world political technology and entryism. From the 2026 Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
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Paul Waggener of the Wolves of Vinland discusses community organization, moving from early street activism to structured, real-world tribal communities. He emphasizes physical connection (“FaceTime”), economic self-sufficiency, internal hierarchies, and positive lifestyle modeling to attract and mold the next generation. From the 2026 Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
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Collin Cleary discusses what Rome means to him. From the 2026 Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
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Jared Taylor discusses what Rome means to him. From the 2026 Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
Yes, this photo is real. (Photo via Kanye West / X, 2020)
Yes, this photo is real. (Photo via Kanye West / X, 2020)
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I have been watching videos of Jared Taylor, Keith Woods, and David Zsutty making an elevator pitch to billionaires, and the exercise raises a question that most people would rather not seriously engage with: why not? The instinctive answer is brand risk. Billionaires, so the argument goes, cannot afford to have their names associated with white identity politics, because the association conjures images of extremism, historical atrocity, and social toxicity that no amount of philanthropic goodwill can offset. (more…)
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David Zsutty makes an “elevator pitch” to a billionaire to put his money behind white survival. From the Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
Please share far and wide, especially with the billionaire next door.
If I had a large sum of money, I would start an offensive law firm. (more…)
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Keith Woods makes an “elevator pitch” to a billionaire to put his money behind white survival. From the Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
Please share far and wide, especially with the billionaire next door.
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Jared Taylor makes an “elevator pitch” to a billionaire to put his money behind white survival. From the Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome.
Please share far and wide, especially with the billionaire next door.
Since 2011, Counter-Currents has organized private, invitation-only weekend retreats for our writers, donors, and friends. While these are also educational opportunities, the main purpose of these retreats is to foster real-world fellowship and collaborations. We deliberately choose destinations that are important to our civilizational heritage, such as the current de-facto ethnostate of Slovenia, and, most recently, Rome.
This year, one of the panel discussions was “An Elevator Pitch to a Billionaire.” Why? Because the aims of what we set out to accomplish are worth it. (more…)
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Since 2011, Counter-Currents has organized private, invitation-only weekend retreats for our writers, donors, and friends. We have had many distinguished speakers and guests, including Jonathan Bowden, Kevin MacDonald, Mark Weber, Jared Taylor, Charles Krafft, Roger Devlin, and Edward Dutton.
Aeneas’ Flight from Troy by Federico Barocci
Aeneas’ Flight from Troy by Federico Barocci
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I was at the recent Counter-Currents event in Rome. It was an outstanding experience, very thought-provoking in many ways. When you come from a place where the first settlers arrived only 400 years ago, and 80% of the buildings where you live are less than 50 years old, and then you spend time in a 2,700-year-old city, you tend to start seeing things in a different light. (more…)