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Image courtesy of Craiyon
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The media has gotten rather predictable. Today’s journalists seem like youthful guitarists who learn two chords and are thereby qualified to join a bar band. Once you’ve seen enough stories, the tropes start to look awfully familiar. For example, in news items about mass violence or heinous deeds attributed to “youths,” “teenagers,” or some other conspicuously nondescript reporting, what really happened? (more…)
The hosts of Chapo Trap House in November 2017. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)
The hosts of Chapo Trap House in November 2017. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)
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The year was 2016. Donald Trump had just stunned the world by getting elected despite the entire media establishment being against him. The only support Trump had during his campaign was on the Internet, particularly the Alt Right, which was spreading across social media like a virus and pied-pipering the youth into White Nationalism. (more…)
Normies can hear the same sort of talking points from Con Inc. figures such as Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk that they could once only hear from the Alt Right. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)
Normies can hear the same sort of talking points from Con Inc. figures such as Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk that they could once only hear from the Alt Right. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)
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What would become known as the Alt Right began to crystalize by the mid-2010s. The Alt Right introduced a style of White Nationalism that was so radically different than what came before that it was necessary to invent some terms to differentiate the two. Pre-Alt Right White Nationalism came to be referred to as White Nationalism 1.0 (WN 1.0). This encompassed groups such as the Klan, skinheads, the militia movement, and the efforts of individuals such as George Lincoln Rockwell, David Duke, William Pierce, and Tom Metzger. (more…)
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The second half of the most recent broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio continued with the discussion of 1990s British pop culture before moving on to more general topics about politics, current events, and the movement today. Host Greg Johnson was joined by Millennial Woes (official website here), Morgoth (Substack, Odysee), and Travis LeBlanc, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.
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I fought in the Optics War for six years. Then, last December I declared that the Optics War was over for several reasons. The Right Stuff closing down the National Justice Party project took the question of real-world activism off the table. Andrew Anglin and Nick Fuentes falling out over the Richard Spencer Question was a sign that old Optics War rules were no longer being adhered to by its most prominent figure. (more…)
Morgan Ariel, jedna z mnoha internetových komentátorů, kteří v poslední době naskočili na antisemitskou vlnu. (Foto z jejího Instagramu)
Morgan Ariel, jedna z mnoha internetových komentátorů, kteří v poslední době naskočili na antisemitskou vlnu. (Foto z jejího Instagramu)
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Ještě v dobách největší slávy „alt-right“ (přibližně první polovina minulé dekády, pozn. DP) jsem si nejednou postesknul nad tím, že hnutí až nevyvratitelně spravedlivé je do takové míry obýváno lidmi morálně nepříliš vábnými. Nebyla to jistě celá a dokonce ani většina alternativní pravice, ale stěží jste mohli ujít více než pár pomyslných kroků, aniž byste narazili na nějakého narcistního sociopata, narkomana, zhýralce nebo zástupce jiného z nepřeberného množství protispolečenských osobnostních typů. (more…)
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Our latest livestream was an Ask Me Anything with Counter-Currents’ old friend, the redoubtable Millennial Woes (official website here), who was joined by Morgoth (Substack, Odysee). It is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:03:33 On Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, “the most famous Rabbi in America”
00:07:14 How the media is losing its grip on the narrative thanks to Twitter/X
00:08:16 On hate-speech laws (more…)
Elon Musk a Benjamin Netanjahu při návštěvě kibucu Kfar Aza, zničeného po útoku organizace Hamás 7. října 2023
Elon Musk a Benjamin Netanjahu při návštěvě kibucu Kfar Aza, zničeného po útoku organizace Hamás 7. října 2023
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Byznysmen Elon Musk v poslední době prokázal značný potenciál jako kritik ilegální imigrace, protibělošských nálad a dokonce i ze řetězu utrženého vlivu židovské lobby. Proto bylo pohled na jeho rituální ponížení během nedávné omluvné cesty od Osvětimi po boku Bena Shapira tak nepříjemný. (more…)
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Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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Back in 2008 I asked my dad how many Madonna songs he could name. He could only think of one: “Like a Virgin.” I found that amusing since Madonna had been an omnipresent cultural icon for a quarter of a century. (more…)
For how long will these people be our allies? (Photo courtesy of Flickr)
For how long will these people be our allies? (Photo courtesy of Flickr)
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There’s been a lot of talk lately about the “2016 energy” returning to Twitter/X. That was a magical time when all the factions of the non-establishment Right came together for a single purpose. The Alt Right, the Alt Lite, Right-wing libertarians, and millions of normie MAGA conservatives formed a unified front to get Trump elected. (more…)
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Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.
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The Jewish Question is going mainstream — at least on Elon Musk’s Twitter/X. Major Con Inc. figures such as Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson have felt the need to begin addressing issues of Jewish influence, and conspiracy-theory grifters such as Stew Peters have started incorporating JQ talking points into their brands. Certainly any Right-wing content creator whose online persona is based on being edgy now has to at minimum be talking about Zionism. (more…)
Morgan Ariel, one of many online commentators who has recently jumped on the anti-Semitic bandwagon. (Photo from her Instagram.)
Morgan Ariel, one of many online commentators who has recently jumped on the anti-Semitic bandwagon. (Photo from her Instagram.)
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Back in the days of the Alt Right, I used to lament that a movement whose cause was so irrefutably just was filled with so many awful people. It wasn’t everyone or even a majority of the Alt Right, but you couldn’t walk a few feet in it without bumping into a narcissistic sociopath, a drug addict, a degenerate, or some other type of anti-social personality type.
But what could we do? If one has ideas that will cost one everything if publicly expressed, then it stands to reason that a high percentage of the people willing to express such ideas are going to be those with nothing to lose. (more…)
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Entrepreneur Elon Musk has shown immense promise recently as a critic of illegal immigration, anti-whitism, and even the out-of-control Jewish lobby. That’s why it was disquieting to see him ritually humiliated during a recent apology tour of Auschwitz with Ben Shapiro at his side. (more…)
