Nick Jeelvy compares the endless repetition of the same mistakes by Dissident Rightists to the rituals of cargo cultists, who try to conjure the fruits of politics without understanding where they come from. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/cargo-cult-politics/

Beau Albrecht's essay on what it's like to be a social media censor has been sprung from the paywall. "So hiring Americans might not be so much about love of country, but needing workers who can understand 'cultural and political context' to perform ideological censorship. That much, of course, is a departure from the common industry practice of Third World exploited labor so they can pay the absolute lowest wages possible. Someone from Bangalore might not get what 'small hats' means, realize that a picture of George Floyd holding a banana is highly irreverent, or understand naughty memes." https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/the-pathetic-live-of-social-media-censors/

Amory Stern believes that if we are to develop a genuine alternative to globalism in today's world, nationalists must return to their often-forgotten roots in anti-liberalism and anti-capitalism. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/liberalism-the-mystification-of-the-twentieth-century/

Travis LeBlanc describes attending a socialist rally for healthcare as an illustration of why the idea of a "red-brown alliance" between Rightists and the Far Left is a bad idea. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/red-browns-on-the-march/

Spencer J. Quinn discusses G. K. Chesterton's absurdist classic novel, "The Man Who Was Thursday," which is about a plot by anarchists who actually turn out to be policemen, and compares it to our present-day reality, where the FBI actually does set up its own terrorist plots in order to foil them. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/every-day-is-thursday/

The Counter-Currents Radio podcast for Independence Day, featuring Greg Johnson, Frodi Midjord, and Jim Goad discussing what the US would be like if it were not an independent country, Caitlyn Jenner, and other topics, has been sprung from the paywall. https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/ccradio-356/

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Steven Clark on the film "The Wolf Hour" starring Naomi Watts, about a crippled writer stuck in a Bronx apartment in 1977, the year of the great blackout in New York City. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/the-wolf-hour/

Jim Goad on illegal immigrants losing their girlfriend's heads, the unfathomable reason why both white and Asian women prefer non-Asian men, those pesky nooses that keep popping up everywhere, and more. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/the-worst-week-yet-42/

Algis Avižienis on why strengthening the nation-state is the only way for the individual, as well as the traditional spirit of peoples, to survive in the era of globalization. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/reversing-the-decline-of-european-nation-states/

Richard Houck concludes his series on the American convergence of catastrophes between COVID-19, globalism, and BLM with a look at how big business and crime have both taken their toll on white America. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/anarcho-tyranny-2020-beyond-part-iii/

Michael Walker's review of Michel Faure's new biography of Augustus Pinochet, the notorious President of Chile who suppressed Communism in the 1970s, has been sprung from the paywall. https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/yo-soy-pinochet/

Nicholas Jeelvy's "Worse Than Nothing" has been sprung from the paywall. "Now, there’s a lot of hand-wringing about the difference between equality and equity. Some people will have you believe that equality is equality of opportunity and that is the good kind of equality and that equity is equality of outcome, and this is the bad kind of equality. This is wrong in many ways." https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/worse-than-nothing/

Tobias Langdon's "The Anglo Ogress" has been sprung from the paywall. "Just as surely, Karlin made no mention of Simmons’ glaring Jewishness or of that 'unique [Jewish] triumvirate' in his article. But he did mockingly note that: 'It’s pretty funny. The svidomy [Ukrainians] kneel to the Anglos. Who kneel to the Blacks. The svidomy are begging their way into a foreign hierarchy at rock bottom and are not even getting paid for abasing themselves so. Very cringe to observe.'

Clearly, the 'foreign hierarchy' is Jewish, not Anglo, and Ukraine is abasing itself before Jews, not Anglos."

https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/anglo-ogress/

Morris van de Camp on layoffs: how to avoid them, how to prepare for them, and what to do when it does happen to you. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/layoffs/

Mark Gullick on the enemy in Europe's house that is working hard to burn it down forever. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/the-enemy-in-the-house/

Travis LeBlanc reflects on "The Day After," the 1983 film about nuclear war that left a permanent mark on the American cultural and political landscape. https://counter-currents.com/2021/08/the-day-after/