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Easter Sunday (2022)

E. Michael Jones #Christian #DissidentRight

Jun 6th 2025

Musk’s Lithium Empire Rises from the Ashes, Part II: Musk Visits Saudi Arabia

We risk being the first people in history to have been able to make their illusions so vivid, so persuasive, so ‘realistic’ that they can live in them. – Daniel Boorstin[1]
Drones in New Jersey
On December 17, two weeks before the sighting of 40 drones[2] in California during the Los Angeles fires that ran uncontained for several weeks in January 2025, “60 drones around the township with...

The Wedding Chapel (2013)

E. Michael Jones #Christian #DissidentRight

Jun 6th 2025

Busted Flush: Las Vegas and the Plot to Kill JFK

My wife Ruth and I arrived late at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas exhausted from being tortured for two and a half hours on an Allegiant Air flight out of South Bend. In keeping with the general ban on human contact, we have to locate an Uber driver via a cell phone app. After much confusion and disorientation, we find Karl, a twenty-something soy boy with long hair, piercings, and tattoos who puts...

The Master and Margarita (2023)

E. Michael Jones #Christian #DissidentRight

Jun 6th 2025

Transgenderism, The Matador’s Cape

The Wise of Heart: A Modern-Day Re-Imagining of the Scopes Monkey Trial by Hans G. Schantz, June 2023
Life is not fair. It is not fair that Dr. Schantz, scientific genius, holder of 8 million patents, successful entrepreneur, author of the brilliant techno thriller series The Hidden Truth, family man, and Boy Scout leader, writes social parody this well....

South of Heaven (2021)

Brett Stevens #DissidentRight

Jun 6th 2025

DiversityWatch (June 6, 2025)

~~~ Happy National Day of Slayer!
Slayer, along with Hellhammer and Bathory, essentially invented the sound of modern underground metal by combining the drum-independent guitar phrases of hardcore with the structured riffing and songs of NWOBHM, producing a ferocious new sound that addicted all who encountered it. The power of this music is its grasp of rhythms that, as if emulating the walk...

The Retreat (2021)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

Jun 6th 2025

Before the Storm

2,716 words
Theodor Fontane
Theodor Fontane (1819-1898) is widely regarded in Europe as the major example of German realist writing in the second half of the nineteenth century, although Americans have barely heard of him, obsessed as we are (or at least our German Lit. departments and New York arbiters of taste) with Thomas Mann.
Fontane, a Prussian descendant of French protestant refugees,...

South of Heaven (2021)

Brett Stevens #DissidentRight

Jun 4th 2025

Slayer Igloo Cooler “South of Heaven 16 Oz Can”

With the International Day of Slayer coming up, it was hard to pass on one of these at SoundWaves. After all, you always need a Igloo™ Thermos.®
At first glance, one is skeptical of course because lots of these cobrands are totally mediocre, but this stands up to the other printed Igloo™ products in the stores. In fact, you can find dozens of these, printed with all sorts of stuff from Harry...

The Cathedral (2021)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

Jun 4th 2025

The Normans: A People to Emulate

9,361 words
The Norman strain[…]seems to have been radically different in its mental makeup, and to some extent in its physical detail from the Saxons of England and also from their kindred in Scandinavia. The Normans appear to have been a “fine race,” to use a French idiom, and their descendants are often characterized by a tall, slender figure, much less bulky than the typical Teuton, of...

The Burial (2023)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

Jun 3rd 2025

A White Genocide Is Not the Right Genocide: How Come There’s a “Genocide” Against Trannies, But Not Against Boers?

1,947 words
Watching Donald Trump’s recent meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on the BBC (Black Broadcasting Corporation), I was impressed to see a banner headline rolling across the bottom of the screen: TRUMP MAKES DISCREDITED GENOCIDE CLAIM. Wow, the BBC investigated that one quick! No sooner had Donald played Cyril a video of rows of white crosses purporting to show the burial...

Perfect Strangers (2018)

American Renaissance #DissidentRight #PaleoCon

Jun 1st 2025

I Might Be the First Asian 007… But Bond Should Be White

A British actor tipped to be the first Asian James Bond has said there shouldn’t be “pressure to change the ethnicity” of 007.
Henry Golding, 38, said it was a “privilege” to be in the running to take the leading role in the British spy franchise as Amazon searches for Daniel Craig’s successor.
Discussing whether an actor’s ethnicity was an important factor for the part, the Crazy...

The Miracle Club (2023)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 29th 2025

Nothing Here Now but the Recordings Notes on the Shamanism of Bowden, Burroughs & Neville -pt 2

2,852 words
(Part 1) For a book with “shaman” in the title, Dutton spends remarkably little time on shamans or shamanism, words which occur less than 20 times in the 333 pages of text. Bowden is a shaman, or shamanistic, in the sense that he can, sort of like a shaman, travel to other spaces or dimensions, obtaining knowledge which can be brought back to his tribe to heal or inspire them.
But...

Sons of the Desert (1933)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 29th 2025

The Forty Days of Musa Dagh

4,284 words
You know you’re reading a great novel when you effectively stop your life in order to finish it. This is what happened to me when I picked up and devoured Franz Werfel’s 1933 novel The Forty Days of Musa Dagh. The elevator pitch is exciting enough. Several thousand Armenian villagers hole up in a mountain during the First World War in order to escape deportation and genocide from...

Anne Boleyn (2021)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 29th 2025

The Union Jackal May 2025

2,148 words
Black fatigue UK
Not all imports from America to the UK are healthy, but there is one which is definitely welcome in beleaguered Britain, tariff or no tariff: black fatigue. This construction has gone viral in the US, and British commentators are beginning to follow suit. It’s an interesting little buzz-phrase, “black fatigue”, because it means two totally different things at...

MK Ultra (2022)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 28th 2025

Casinolabs: Postmodernism In Las Vegas

2,418 words
Lee Scrivner
Casinolabs Exeter House Publishing, 2025
Casinolabs is a satirical, mystery, psychological thriller novel set in Las Vegas by Lee Scrivner. The book’s protagonist Morton Waterhouse works as a greeter at the Roman themed casino, Caesars Empire, which is based on Caesars Palace. Morton wears a Roman toga like those that Caesars Palace’s greeters used to wear. Morton...

Post Mortem (2020)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 27th 2025

Nickell Odium: A Skeptical Inquiry Into the Skeptical Inquiry Movement’s Ironically Rather Unskeptical Attitudes Towards Race

3,503 words
Joe Nickell
The recent death of Joe Nickell, the leading American skeptic of the paranormal, brought to mind a few questions about just what precise sort of things the committed investigator might have been skeptical about in life. Going around laughing at supposed backwoods rednecks saying “Hahaha, you believe in Bigfoot!” might have been OK, but skeptically questioning uncritical...

Say a Little Prayer (2024)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 26th 2025

Nothing Here Now But The Recordings: Notes on the Shamanism of Bowden, Burroughs and Neville

2,373 words
“I’d heard his voice on the tape and it really put a hook in me. But I couldn’t connect up that voice with this man.”
-Capt. Willard on Col. Kurtz [1]
“Always superb, and getting better!”
– Jonathan Bowden’s habitual greeting.[2]
*** As a natural born cheapskate, I usually wait for a new book to show up on sale in the Amazon Kindle store, but as soon as I found...

All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 26th 2025

Jonathan Bowden’s Fury, Part 2

You can buy Jonathan Bowden’s Extremists: Studies in Metapolitics here.
10,194 words
Part 2 of 3 (Part 1 here).
Edited by Greg Johnson and Peter Jacobi
This installment of Frenzy is a long letter to an “absent relative.” Everything in this letter could be fictional, including the addressee. But, as with other texts by Bowden, the fictions might be overlaid on actual people. If you have...

Don Quixote (2015)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 22nd 2025

The Folly of Panzaism

2,243 words
Last year, I wrote a series of essays inspired by Don Quixote, the two-volume 17th century novel by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Don Quixote, the titular character, is a fictional Spanish knight who, driven mad by his obsession with tales of knightly chivalry, goes out into the world on an adventure in pursuit of his ladylove Dulcinea Del Toboso, a romanticized figment of his imagination....

The Cursed (2021)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 21st 2025

A Sensitive Young Man’s Fall: The Life and Death of Gustavo Escanlar

2,562 Gustavo Escanlar
There’s a Japanese proverb that goes something like: “The nail that sticks out always gets hammered.” It’s a saying that sums up well the beehive-like society the Japanese live in. I don’t think this is necessarily a bad thing, in fact, contrary to what many believe, sometimes, as that Tatooinian Sensitive Young Man™ Anakin Skywalker so wisely said in that cinematic...

The Surrogate (2022)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 21st 2025

Julius Evola’s Revolt Against The Modern World

2,204 words
The Italian thinker Julius Evola’s Revolt Against the Modern World (RMW) was published between the wars, in 1934. What was then the Great War, and obviously was not yet known as World War I, had been the most destructive ever and was supposed to be the end of all war. But another was inevitable as Evola was writing RMW, and the book’s tensions reflect its place in history. It could...

Great Scott! (1992)

Counter Currents Staff #DissidentRight

May 20th 2025

The Not-So-Great Substitution: What Would Renaud Camus Make of Manchester United’s Recent Misguided Transfer Policy?

1,501 words
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:...

Musk’s Lithium Empire Rises from the Ashes, Part II: Musk Visits Saudi Arabia

Busted Flush: Las Vegas and the Plot to Kill JFK

Transgenderism, The Matador’s Cape

DiversityWatch (June 6, 2025)

Before the Storm

Slayer Igloo Cooler “South of Heaven 16 Oz Can”

The Normans: A People to Emulate

A White Genocide Is Not the Right Genocide: How Come There’s a “Genocide” Against Trannies, But Not Against Boers?

I Might Be the First Asian 007… But Bond Should Be White

Nothing Here Now but the Recordings Notes on the Shamanism of Bowden, Burroughs & Neville -pt 2

The Forty Days of Musa Dagh

The Union Jackal May 2025

Casinolabs: Postmodernism In Las Vegas

Nickell Odium: A Skeptical Inquiry Into the Skeptical Inquiry Movement’s Ironically Rather Unskeptical Attitudes Towards Race

Nothing Here Now But The Recordings: Notes on the Shamanism of Bowden, Burroughs and Neville

Jonathan Bowden’s Fury, Part 2

The Folly of Panzaism

A Sensitive Young Man’s Fall: The Life and Death of Gustavo Escanlar

Julius Evola’s Revolt Against The Modern World

The Not-So-Great Substitution: What Would Renaud Camus Make of Manchester United’s Recent Misguided Transfer Policy?

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