A scene from Ranma 1/2.
A scene from Ranma 1/2.
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After Governor Kristi Noem’s husband was exposed as a cross-dresser with a “bimbofication fetish,”1 I found myself reading about autogynephilia. This is a paraphilia in which males are aroused by the idea of being a woman (or otherwise feminine). A quick search reveals that the mainstream media has black-listed discussion of the topic, most likely because its existence damages the official transgender narrative. (more…)
The Fool from the Sola Busca deck.
The Fool from the Sola Busca deck.
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“Tarot” is a strange word because everyone and no one knows what it means. Ask anyone over 20 what “Tarot” means, and the likelihood is that they will recognize it in the simplest, most popular way; A deck of cards which can tell the future. Like so many modern myths, that is misleading on both counts. Although there are decks of Tarot cards, and they predated its study, Tarot is also the school of thought behind the meaning of the cards, rather than just the cards themselves and any simple meanings which might become attached to them. (more…)
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Greg Johnson answers questions on psychology and psychiatry, the dangers of leisure and Universal Basic Income in a liberal society, Ukraine and the EU, a nationalist Germany, the SPLC indictment, reading Plutarch and Gibbon, and more.
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One of the people whom I interviewed for my biography of Jonathan Bowden was Nick Griffin, the former leader of the British National Party. Griffin appointed Bowden, its most popular orator, as the party’s Cultural Officer. Griffin remarked something to the effect of how a lot of people kind of worship Bowden, and if you write his biography — if you present the Bowden of History, not the Bowden of Faith — then you will upset these kinds of people. I was later amazed by how prescient Griffin had been. (more…)
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Original in Czech: https://deliandiver.org/sadonacismus-ve-filmu-cast-2/
Translated by Ondrej Mann
“We are an elite society where anything goes.”
Visconti’s The Damned & Cavani’s The Night Porter
In every respect, the greatest film of this kind is The Damned (La caduta degli dei, 1969, directed by Luchino Visconti), which also started the whole “sadiconazista” wave, which is why we will stop at it for considerably longer than at the others. (more…)
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Most people have heard transgenderism described with phrases like “a woman’s brain in a man’s body.” This is a simplification of a core belief of trans activists: that a person can have the brain of the opposite sex and that dysphoria stems from the mismatch between one’s brain and body. (more…)
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Ed Brandon
A History of London County Lunatic Asylums & Mental Hospitals
Pen and Sword History, 2022
Some of the news aggregators I watch online show clips from TikTok, and the fascination of watching this menagerie of psychological dysfunction reminded me of something I read or heard long ago. It seems that the Victorians in England would pay a penny to enter lunatic asylums, where they would watch the unfortunate inmates grimace and cavort for their entertainment in those pre-cinematic times. I never bothered to confirm this over the years, but always had a hankering to get hold of a decent history of English asylums. (more…)
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English original here; Estonian, French, Spanish
Część 10 (Rozdział 1, Rozdział 7, Rozdział 9)
W jaki sposób możemy nawrócić ludzi na biały nacjonalizm? Aby odpowiedzieć na to pytanie, musimy zapytać samych siebie, jak sami nawróciliśmy się, a potem postąpić tak z innymi. (more…)
Carl Jung (second from right) in North Africa, 1920.
Carl Jung (second from right) in North Africa, 1920.
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The psychologist Carl Jung was a race realist even by the standards of his day, when a certain amount of race realism was seen as simple common sense. He was also a great man and, like all great men, he was ahead of his time in many ways. While he didn’t foresee the precise predicament white people now face, he nevertheless mentioned almost as an aside in one of his more popular essays the answer to the perplexing question of why some people fiercely resist the possibility of racial differences in intelligence, personality, or any other feature of consciousness. (more…)
Nathaniel Branden in the 1960s.
Nathaniel Branden in the 1960s.
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“What’s all the fuss about Dr. Mengele when Nathaniel Branden is alive and well and living in LA?” – A former member of Ayn Rand’s inner circle
In the 1960s, Ayn Rand was putting people on trial in her Manhattan apartment. Their crime? Social metaphysics. Members of “the Collective” — the in-joke term for Rand’s inner circle — would gather in her living room to hear the case against the accused. Nathaniel Branden, Rand’s business partner and erstwhile lover, acted as prosecuting attorney, judge, jury, and sometimes executioner, all with the blessing of Miss Rand. (more…)
William Blake, “The Conversion of Saul”
William Blake, “The Conversion of Saul”
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English original here, Traducciones: Estonio, Francés, Polaco
Capítulo 1 aquí, Capítulo 7 aquí, Capítulo 9 aquí
¿Cómo convertir a la gente al Nacionalismo Blanco? Para contestar esta pregunta, tenemos que preguntarnos cómo fuimos convertidos nosotros, y luego hacer lo mismo con los demás. El método más natural de conversión es compartir la información que nos hizo que nos convirtiésemos: (more…)
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Pox Populi (Telegram, YouTube) hosted special guests American Krogan (Substack, Telegram) and Endeavour (Substack, Telegram, YouTube) to talk about the Metaverse. Are we already living in it? The three tackled this question and many more in a conversation that also delved into matters of psychology, art, and cultural stagnation, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)
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Foreword by Petr Hampl
Associate Professor Martin Konvička is a widely respected biologist. He is mainly interested in butterflies and other small insects. That’s of no interest to Counter-Currents readers, however. What is more interesting is that as a biologist he looks at different cultures, civilizations, and social classes and judges them in terms of mating patterns, and often in terms of the statistical incidence of various sexual deviations as well — because again, these are just certain mating patterns. (more…)