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The first question I want answered when Donald Trump takes office next week is: “What’s with all those mystery drones flying over USAF bases in America and England lately?” Given Trump’s […]

The fake Trump’s bizarre rantings about acquiring Greenland has sufficiently scared the Danes to the point that some of their politicians want to seek Russian assistance in defending their […]

We want people to think we’re smart, healthy, and rich, Robin Hanson notes, but we tend to signal indirectly: For example, we signal wealth via visible consumption, instead of via directly showing […]

 When a woman hears another woman say something, she doesn’t think, “Is that true?” Nor does she think any kind of equivalent, nothing that could be steelmanned to true vs. false. She thinks, “Why […]

Not only did Californians vote repeatedly and consistently for this obvious madness, but their current state government has obviously learned absolutely nothing from its massive failures. Oregon fire […]

It appears the next chapter in the ongoing Neil Gaiman sexual assault scandal is about to begin. From r/NeilGaimanUncovered: This is a heads-up as promised (and the last update) before the […]

Susan Cooper got it fundamentally wrong. The Pakistani invader she championed in Silver on the Tree was, ironically enough, one of the first signs that the Dark was rising again in Britain. The full […]

I recently went back and read “Black Destroyer,” a science fiction short story by Canadian-American writer A. E. van Vogt, first published in Astounding SF in July 1939 and later combined with […]

The couple of million people in the San Fernando Valley were nervous yesterday afternoon and evening as the Northeast wind that had been propelling the horrific Palisades fire in normally utopian […]

 There’s two kinds of schools. The kind of school where the creepy and offputting pedophile stands out, and the kind where that behaviour is normalized. I had the pleasure of attending the latter […]

The Week’s Most Swelling, Smelling, and Biden-Farewelling Headlines GRANDMA THROWSES Animal rights, animal wrongs. A new study claims that vegans are more likely to be depressed. Perhaps it’s the […]

This Week’s Show Contents 04m24s Not a disaster, a tragedy 10m21s Illegal aliens > U.S. citizens 14m52s The Muslim thing 23m48s Trump’s imperial dreams 26m18s An African in Greenland 33m26s […]

Not in your favor, whitey. The post How Does the H-1B Visa System Work? appeared first on American Renaissance.

Reports released by two House committees in December shine a harsh light on the deceptions and oppressive tactics utilized by numerous federal agencies, the Intelligence Community, and leaders of the […]

198 words 1. Counter-Currents Radio Greg Johnson welcomes Millennial Woes and Morgoth to Counter-Currents Radio to discuss the resurgence of the Muslim rape gang scandal in the UK, the establishment […]

Mel Gibson has witnessed several cases of Ivermectin curing cancer: Joe Rogan was left stunned when Mel Gibson revealed the controversial way his friends treated their terminal cancers. On the latest […]

It’s fascinating to see how the young Christian athletes of today are increasingly bold in public about their faith. We’ve already seen it with Notre Dame, Boise State and with Georgia. Ohio […]

Castalia Cathedra #1: THE EVERLASTING MAN by G.K. Chesterton (Jan-Jul) Castalia History #8: COMMENTARII DE BELLO GALLICO by G. Julius Caesar (Jan-Mar) Castalia Library #32: THE OLD NORSE EDDA by […]

3,738 words Jimmy the Tooth has grinned his last goofy grin. He was planted in the ground the other day. After circling the drain in hospice care for nearly two years of extended overtime, the former […]

When Bryan Caplan first read a draft of Tyler Cowen’s In Praise of Commercial Culture 15 years ago, he thought Cowen was mostly crazy: A combination of my reverence for classical music and Randian […]

Is the H-1B visa a talent visa or an outsourcing visa? Many Americans see it as an outsourcing visa, and for good reason. Until tech Right leaders like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy understand this […]

2,177 words Immigration was already becoming a serious problem in the France of 1973, as conservative elements in the system recognised, but were ultimately unwilling to address. De Gaulle’s […]

One of the many strange things about this age is that the most urgent issue facing the developed world gets the least amount of attention. That urgent thing is the collapse of fertility in every […]

Big Serge is one of the Internet’s best military historians. Here, in one of his characteristically long and detailed analyses, he provides his 2024 summary of the Ukraine conflict and explains how […]

Modernity brought us democratization or distribution of power, status, and wealth beyond the natural elites who are not only high-IQ but high in leadership ability and “nobility,” or a sense of […]

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 Black government is cancer. Leftism is a measure of how cancerous your society has become. Thus, in spade language, [cthulu goes left] is [why does cancer never shrink of its own accord]. It’s a […]

 The meme: slavery prevents the industrial revolution due to lack of innovation or due to inefficient use of labour. The Reality: slavery prevents industrial investment because slavers keep slaves […]

1,274 words Part 2 of 2 In Part 1, we looked at Emperor Trump’s rationales for annexing Canada and Greenland. Now let’s look south of the Rio Grande. The Panama Canal Trump has a somewhat better […]

Growing up as I did, in post–UDI Rhodesia, I was exposed early to the deceptive habits of wily British politicians. My adolescent naivete notwithstanding, I was puzzled and distressed by the fact […]

Recently, I read a small masterpiece of Soviet literature (or at least a masterpiece of literature written in the Soviet Period, which is perhaps not quite the same thing). It was Sofia Petrovna by […]

Countless Pakistani gang rapists of white girls went unpunished. The post Has the White Man Ever Sunk So Low? appeared first on American Renaissance.

377 words The NAXALT argument is an attempt to discredit criticism of group X by pointing to particular members of the group, who may be atypical or exceptional, as evidence that “Not All (members […]

2,497 words We should not talk to ordinary people. They are not people. It’s okay to shoot them. -Gudrun Ensslin, founder member of Baader-Meinhof I am the world’s forgotten boy. The one who […]

On Tuesday, Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced sweeping changes that he claims will reduce censorship and promote better civic discourse on his social media platforms. If fully enacted, […]

On Thursday, March 25, 1802, after nearly six months of negotiations, Andrew Roberts explains (in Napoleon: A Life), France and Britain signed a peace treaty at Amiens: France had kept all her […]

I’m not saying that the reasons given are irrelevant, but they do appear to leave out the very important factor of the observable thumb-on-the-scale that the NFL clearly utilizes to keep […]

Mark Twain said, “There is no such thing as a new idea. It is impossible. We simply take a lot of old ideas and put them into a sort of mental kaleidoscope. We give them a turn and they make … […]

4,512 words The recent publicising of Britain’s Muslim rape gang epidemic has shocked the world. I have been shocked by it since August 2014, when the Rotherham report was published and laid bare […]

Rampant egalitarianism, i.e. woke, insists all peoples are equal and that only circumstance causes difference. Which, of course, is false. But believed. One consequence of the belief was open-borders […]

Egalitarian societies sacrifice whoever is on top. Egalitarians want to make everyone “equal” — legally, politically, socially, economically — by taking from the successful to give to the […]

 You can kidnap a slave. However, slaves are fungible. Kidnapping is more trouble than buying one.   A slave will resist a kidnapping, but only because they like getting punched. They like […]

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection listed five major active wildfires spread around the Los Angeles area as of Wednesday night. I wonder if the Democrats will finally be […]

In retrospect, maybe the military should have spent a little less time worrying about “white supremacists” and paid more attention to black Muslims. As you’ve no doubt heard by now, an Army […]

The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American […]

I’ve received a very interesting letter from Nicholas Farrell, author of the best biography of Benito Mussolini yet written. It begins by introducing a good friend of his, a poet by the name of […]

1,804 words Part 1 of 2 As soon as Donald Trump was elected, he became the de facto leader of the United States, months before he was to officially take office. I don’t recall any incoming […]

1,219 words During a recent conversation with the influencer Richard Hanania, Jared Taylor of American Renaissance made some disparaging comments about white West Virginians. Hanania, who claims […]

1,327 words The “grooming gang” scandal has resurfaced in recent days due to the disclosure of court transcripts combined with Elon Musk shining light on it. But as these court transcripts […]

292 words / 2:20:47 In this episode of Counter-Currents Radio, Greg Johnson spoke with Angelo Plume about his podcast series “The New Nationalism” as well as his recent trip to Italy and […]