Tag: networking

Vivek with India’s PM Modi in 2025. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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The debate around immigration has long centered on its economic costs and benefits. Much of the populist concern has focused on low-skilled immigrants, those who consume more in public services than they contribute in taxes, placing a fiscal burden on the host country. This framing, while not without merit, misses a more consequential and politically thorny dimension of the immigration question: the influence of high-skilled, cognitively capable immigrant groups who, despite their productivity, can reshape the societies that receive them in ways that are not always in the interest of the native population. (more…)

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The Brotherhood of the Bell is a bold Deep State conspiracy tale, as well as a tasty morsel of nostalgia. This came out when wood paneling was still in style, although soon to go the way of hair grease. There are rotary phones that sit on a desk, with a corded handset no less, and you, like, actually dial them. Adding machines—for real? Oversized sedans with herky-jerky suspension, nosing upward when you hit the brakes? Got all that too! For kids these days, this showcase of Nixon-era manufactured goods surely is almost like visiting a museum for flint arrowheads and spearpoints. (more…)

Austin Franco

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Giving blacks and Jews cell phones has shown the whole world the content of their character, undoing decades of their carefully curated media image. For example, blacks have begun doing the “Austin Bop” where they dance to a rap song made about Austin Metcalf’s death while reenacting his stabbing. It is one of several facts of the current year which would have seemed too ludicrous for even The Turner Diaries.

The Jews are not to be outdone by the blacks, however. (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.

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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…)

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Originally published on the Will2Rise Substack: https://will2rise.substack.com/p/becoming-the-cultured-thug-what-it

You’ve seen the term floating around in our circles: “cultured thug.” It gets thrown at guys who lift, read Evola, and aren’t afraid to throw hands. But most people stop at the surface gym bros with a book collection.

The cultured thug isn’t a meme or a fashion statement. It’s a deliberate archetype for the modern nationalist warrior. He builds the body of a fighter and the mind of a strategist. (more…)

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“Gentlemen, despite the heroic efforts of Michael Tracey, Richard Hanania, Patrick Casey, Nick Fuentes, and others among you, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor fell today, a victim of CHUD moralism. We must redouble our efforts to quash this moral panic. As you go forth, always remember that we are fighting for the most vulnerable. Politicians, bankers, and crowned heads are counting on you. Not one of the Q-tards we fight is ever troubled by the question, ‘What kind of world are we leaving for Goldman-Sachs?’ That’s what makes us better than them.” (more…)

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Let’s say that you have something to contribute to the White Nationalist movement. But you don’t just want to contribute. You want to excel. You want to have an impact. Here are five habits that you should cultivate if you want to be a highly effective nationalist. (more…)

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Tuesday, June 11th was the 14th anniversary of Counter-Currents going online. Greg Johnson and Counter-Currents Program Director Cyan Quinn held a special livestream to celebrate the occasion, featuring an all-star lineup of guests: (more…)