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After delivering a speech at a Nation of Islam Event, the black separatist Malcolm X solicited the crowd for donations, asking if those in the audience had “twenty dollars for separation.” As it turned out, he would receive a contribution from an unexpected source. (more…)
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In this episode, Greg Johnson welcomed a panel of guests to discuss the question, “What would you do for our movement if you had unlimited funds?” You can now download or listen to their conversation here.
Topics include:
1:29 – Richard Houck joins the show as the first guest.
12:45 – Posing the question of the episode to Richard.
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I launched my journey into dissident politics over 30 years ago. Back then, connecting with forbidden ideas required tracking down a mailing address for a semi-underground hard-copy newsletter. Publications like Instauration and American Renaissance never appeared in bookstores or public libraries, but once I found them, they linked me to thousands of fellow heretics who resisted establishment orthodoxy on race. (more…)
You can buy Greg Johnson’s Toward a New Nationalism here.
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You can buy Greg Johnson’s Toward a New Nationalism here.
In much of the commentary surrounding today’s politics in the United States, we have a struggle between two narratives. After cutting through all the nuance and boiling everything down to the essentials, the conflicting sides can be described in the following way. One side blames whites for the greatest wrongs of history while presuming the relative innocence of non-whites, while the other side blames non-whites for the greatest wrongs of history while presuming the relative innocence of whites. (more…)
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The London Evening Standard is a venerable newspaper now distributed free in the city of my birth. It launched in 1829 and became free of charge in 2009. George Orwell wrote The Moon Under Water for the paper, in which he described his ideal pub, in 1946, the same year he wrote Politics and the English Language. Hopefully, he wrote it in a pub. The Standard has always been very much a part of London life and tradition. (more…)
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As of today, our echeck services have been restored thanks to the persistence of our echeck service provider as well as our own webmaster. You can now resume using echecks in our online shop here, to make a donation, or to join our paywall.
If you submitted a transaction or attempted to make an echeck purchase between February 29 and March 5, please either call our office at (415) 649-0150 or e-mail us at [email protected] to make sure your order will be processed and fulfilled. (more…)
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Our echeck system is under attack. Echecks submitted between Thursday, February 29 and today will not be processed. If you attempted to make a transaction during this period, please call our office at (415) 649-0150 to resolve the issue and complete your order or donation.
Our echeck providers are heroes committed to freedom of speech. But resisting this unknown enemy is costing us time and resources. We urgently need your help! (more…)
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Like all journals of dissident ideas, Counter-Currents depends on the support of our readers. So far this year, we’ve raised $55,936.00 of our $300,000 goal. I want to thank everyone who has donated so far. (Please donate here!) And now for a few words from one of our most prolific contributors, Spencer J. Quinn, on why your help is so crucial for us. (more…)
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This year, Counter-Currents is raising $300,000 to sustain our work. We have raised $48,613.30, leaving $251,386.70 to go. Please give today to ensure our operating expenses are met and help us meet our goals. (Read more here about what we’re up to this year.)
On June 10th and 11th, we at Counter-Currents celebrated our birthday (more…)
Salvador Dalí, Christmas Tree of Butterflies, 1959.
Salvador Dalí, Christmas Tree of Butterflies, 1959.
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The Counter-Currents Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt educational corporation that promotes scholarship connected with New Right metapolitics. Donations to the Counter-Currents Foundation can be deducted from US federal income taxes.
Normally, American taxpayers have to itemize their deductions to write off charitable donations when filing their federal income taxes. This means that people who file the 1040EZ form cannot take advantage of deductions for charitable giving. (more…)
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Counter-Currents is trying to raise $150,000 this year. Thus far, we have received 751 donations totaling $111,169.69, for which we are enormously grateful. We are thus well past the two-thirds point! We will keep the fundraiser going as long as needed, but the ultimate deadline is the end of the year, just under two months away. That’s a lot of ground to cover, so we will be kicking our efforts into overdrive. (more…)
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In any age, people with the capacity to truly think for themselves are rare. Rarer still are those courageous enough to defy the established order and express heretical views. Most people are too unwilling to part with the security that conformity affords. The heretic values truth and justice above all else, even his own life.
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It was ten years ago today that the Counter-Currents website went online. I can’t count the number of writers, YouTubers, podcasters, websites, and entire movements that have come and gone in our ideological sphere in the last ten years. The attrition is understandable. Deplatforming, demonetization, and demoralization take their toll. But Counter-Currents is still here, and we are not going anywhere. (more…)