Tag: Charlottesville

A typical structure in Tullahassee, Oklahoma, a historically all-black town that is now seeking reparations for slavery despite the fact that it was founded by an Indian tribe that had brought their slaves with them.

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Emmett Till’s Revenge: Federal Lynching Law Makes It Official that Black Lives Matter More than White Lives

Although it’s a statistical fact that when it comes to things such as rape, murder, and all other forms of violent crime, blacks are far more dangerous to both blacks and whites than whites are to blacks, on Tuesday our sclerotic, cadaverous, drooling, diaper-soiling President signed into law a bill that pretends the complete opposite is true. (more…)

Virginia’s new heroes.

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There are fates worse than death: You could have a statue of yourself melted down by your enemies and turned into postmodern art. (more…)

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“Ask not what you can do for the movement, but what the movement can do for you.” — Richard Spencer (paraphrased)

I think all of us Richard Spencer observers deduced long ago that the self-described ruler of the world has been pining for a rebrand. (more…)

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Host Greg Johnson welcomed Glen Allen, Sam Dickson, and Jason Kessler to talk about last week’s Charlottesville verdict, plus YOUR QUESTIONS, on the latest episode of Counter-Currents Radio, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)

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It is a relatively easy proposition to send a car over the Grand Canyon: Just put the transmission into neutral and a small push will send the car careening over the edge. Once this process has begun, however, it is almost impossible to suspend. (more…)

Coming soon to a city near you.

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Three Trials, Three Verdicts, One Racially Insane Nation

When two or more people of different races are involved in a violent incident, is it automatically “racial”? (more…)

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Jason Kessler, one of the organizers of Unite the Right, joined Counter-Currents Radio host Greg Johnson on Saturday to talk about the ongoing Charlottesville trial and, of course, YOUR QUESTIONS, and it is now available for download and online listening. Follow Jason’s updates on the trial as it proceeds on Telegram, Gab, or his personal website.

Topics discussed include:

A summary of the court case (more…)

A few of the mostly peaceful counter-demonstrators at Charlottesville.

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Charlottesville: The Blowback Continues

More than four years after that naked mole rat of a college professor named Dwayne Dixon pointed a rifle at James Fields in Charlottesville, Virginia, causing him to panic, drive away, and then plow through a crowd of Leftist agitators who were rioting without a permit and ignoring police orders to disperse, inadvertently causing an obese woman named Heather Heyer to have a heart attack, probably 99% of Americans are savagely unaware of many key points I outlined in this paragraph. (more…)

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“. . . if you told me you were drowning
I would not lend a hand.” — Phil Collins

“We must all hang together, or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately.” — Benjamin Franklin

Race-conscious whites believe that our race as a whole is too individualistic compared to other races. We would do well to cultivate a feeling of white solidarity and brotherhood. (more…)

Stephen Paddock

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I’m not really a conspiracy guy, although I’m not anti-conspiracy theory as a matter of principle. Conspiracies do happen, and the theories can be fun. I’ll watch some conspiracy theory videos as entertainment, and there are a few I believe probably have some merit to them. But in general, conspiracy theories are just not something I feel like devoting a significant amount of mental energy towards. With so many of them, it’s like debating the existence of God: you are never going to know with 100% certainty. We will never know the full story about what happened to JFK. We will never know the full story on 9/11. (more…)

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I never took a side in the Optics War. I only wondered why anyone thought it needed to be fought.

I realize I’m going against the general sentiment of nearly every other writer on this site and most of the readers by stating this, but I feel the entire Optics War was ill-advised, divisive, and destructive. And neither side came out in better shape as a result. (more…)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greets convicted spy Johnathan Pollard upon his arrival to Israel

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Charlottesville Mayor Writes Weird Poem About How Charlottesville Rapes You

Unless things turn around right quick and proper, the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, will be seen as the Waterloo of white identity politics for the foreseeable future. (more…)