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This generation finally has its Death Wish.
Uwe Boll’s Citizen Vigilante, a film banned in Germany, is catching a lot of attention because it slides the curtain back on the human price which must be paid for third-world immigration. Technically, it’s a revenge fueled action-thriller, the kind which pits one exceptional man against a deep-seated, multifaceted evil. (more…)
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David R. Shedd & Andrew Badger
The Great Heist: China’s Epic Campaign to Steal America’s Secrets
New York: Harper, 2025
“Certainly no one has ever denied the Chinaman’s extraordinary economic efficiency. Winnowed by ages of grim elimination in a land populated to the uttermost limits of subsistence, the Chinese race is selected as no other for survival under the fiercest conditions of economic stress. At home the average Chinese lives his whole life literally within a hand’s breadth of starvation. Accordingly, when removed to the easier environment of other lands, the Chinaman brings with him a working capacity which simply appalls his competitors. That urbane Celestial, Doctor Wu-Ting-Fang, well says of his own people: ‘Experience proves that the Chinese as all-round laborers can easily outdistance all competitors. They are industrious, intelligent, and orderly. They can work under conditions that would kill a man of less hardy race; in heat that would kill a salamander, or in cold that would please a polar bear, sustaining their energies through long hours of unremitting toil with only a few bowls of rice.’”—Lothrop Stoddard (more…)
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Earlier this month on Counter-Currents, I wrote about the Left-wing Irish ruling elite’s wretched attempts to transform the country’s main female religious icon, St Brigid, into the patron saint not of Ireland, but of abortion, lesbianism, and globalization. Then, on March 17, St Patrick’s Day arrived, and these very same godawful eejits decided to repeat exactly the same trick a second time. Their new victim was the nation’s chief male patron saint, St Patrick, who was spuriously reconfigured into the presiding deity of mass immigration, anti-colonialism, and “tolerance” in all its forms. (more…)
Pep Guardiola, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Pep Guardiola, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
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As I discussed in a previous article, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the co-owner of Manchester United Football Club, caused controversy last week by saying that, thanks to uncontrolled mass immigration, his home-country of the UK was being “colonized by immigrants.” Across the city at United’s local rivals, however, the prospect of Europe being conquered by outsiders seems to be an altogether more welcome one to other leading lights in Manchester’s football (as in “soccer” for US readers) hierarchy. (more…)
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“It records the sorry chronicle of Majority reverses on all the important battlegrounds—cultural, religious, political, economic, and diplomatic. Since the liberal-minority coalition has emerged victorious on all fronts, it is not an overstatement to describe the losers as the Dispossessed Majority.”
—Wilmot Robertson, The Dispossessed Majority
“We have no real democracy at the present time, because again and again the people have voted for decisive action, yet again and again their will has been thwarted by obstruction in the talking shop at Westminster. Democracy only begins when the will of the people is carried out.”
—Oswald Mosley (more…)
John Gray. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
John Gray. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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I once wrote a book about terrible economic ideas. Ironically, it made no money.
Called False Economies, if I was writing it today, I would have definitely included a chapter on a former long-term adviser to the Bank of England (BoE) called Helen McCaw, who enjoys something of a sideline as a UFO enthusiast. Well, so do I. The difference is that, merging her two fields of expertise into one overarching whole, McCaw has just released some rather strange policy proposals advising the BoE to comprehensively remodel its entire economic model to be able to cope should aliens ever land in London, thereby badly devaluing the value of the British pound. (more…)
You can order Greg Johnson’s Loving Our Own here
You can order Greg Johnson’s Loving Our Own here
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What is the place of love in politics? Given humanity’s long history of wars, revolutions, and civil strife, the place of love seems very small indeed. But if politics is filled with battles between “us” and “them,” then at least there is some room for love among “us.” I call this “loving our own.” Love of our own is the basis of nationalism, populism, and white identity politics.
Modern Political Thought
Modern political philosophy is cosmopolitan, materialist, and elitist due to its understanding of human nature. (more…)
You can order Alain de Benoist’s Against Liberalism here
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You can order Alain de Benoist’s Against Liberalism here
Critique of Contemporary Ideologies
For the ND, the principal enemy [1] is bourgeois liberalism and Atlantic-American West, of which European social democracy is merely one of its most dangerous derivatives. The existence and persistence of this system, the ND argues, entails for peoples the deepest form of decadence: the ultimate social disintegration, the collapse of collective identities, and the consummation of the end of history. (more…)
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While it is indeed true that progress is an ideal dear to most people on the left, Weißmann does not say how the right, or those said to be on the right, themselves evaluate progress. This is regrettable, for different perceptions of what progress means is arguably characteristic of underlying differences between right and left world views. (more…)
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Two of the white identitarian movement’s most trusted sources for news and analysis are Kevin MacDonald’s The Occidental Quarterly, and Ron Unz’sThe Unz Review. These gentlemen have, within the past year, each published an essay on the proper economic organization for a prospective ethnostate. (more…)
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This coming weekend sees the conclusion of most major football (or soccer, for US readers) leagues across Europe. I doubt whether the prominent anti-immigration French philosopher Renaud Camus, the man who coined the term “The Great Replacement”, is a big sportsball fan himself, but if he is, he should be keeping close tabs on the contrasting final-day fortunes of two distant teams: Manchester United, of the English Premier League, and SSC Napoli of Italy’s Serie A. (more…)
Nationalist propaganda depicting Italy and France expelling Austria from their borders.
Nationalist propaganda depicting Italy and France expelling Austria from their borders.
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There’s a cloud[1] over nationalism. As soon as you say that nations should put their own citizens and interests first, people immediately raise the specter of wars and genocides. Since the Second World War, National Socialism and the Holocaust are always evoked. But before the Second World War, anti-nationalists evoked the horrors of the First World War. Before that, it was the Napoleonic Wars, and before that catastrophes like the Seven Years’ War, the War of the Austrian Succession, the War of the Spanish Succession, the English Civil Wars, and the Thirty Years’ War. (more…)
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This is a response to Asier Abadroa’s “Is Ethnonationalism Compatible with Genetic Interests in Practice?” His answer is, on balance, no. He argues that ethnonationalism is often connected with romantic ideas about faraway oppressed peoples that are not based on fact, that peoplehood is hard to define, that ethnonationalism is often connected to bad ideas such as chauvinism and Marxism, (more…)