Will: I like how you said "nominally" pro-White. To be fair I'd say they actually are pro-Whtie but why they keep publishing Lipton is a mystery, in fact he might be their most frequently published writer, or at least near the top.Will Williams wrote: ↑Sat Jun 28, 2025 4:30 pmI just cannot help myself, seeing A Negro giving advice to Whites on even a nominally pro-White site like C-C: https://counter-currents.com/2025/06/th ... eadership/ C-Cers need to have it pointed out to them that he is not "one of us" and never will be.
Will Williams: June 28, 2025
Sorry, I'm unable to post an image of "The Lipman" here
Lipton Matthews
Negro essayist Lipton Matthews says, with a twist: …Until we are willing to admit that gender [or being non-White] does not equal competence,,, [c]onsidering the behaviour of women legislators, you really can’t blame people for saying that politics would be better if women [and non-Whites] did not participate.
Will Williams: April 21, 2025Peter Quint: April 20, 2025 …By-the-way, when was the last time anybody mentioned Robert Jay Matthews and the Silent Brotherhood, does anyone know? I wish someone would do an unbiased biography on them.
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I mention RJM often, and have introduced discussion of him here, Peter, if only about how the recent Hollywood propaganda movie, The Order, lied and lied and lied about Mathews, William Pierce, Pierce’s 50-year-old novel, The Turner Diaries, and the National Alliance. There isn’t much interest in any of that here at C-C. I understand,
I just featured specific deliberate Hollywood lies about Mathews again in the current issue of NA Members BULLETIN. Our menbers are interested in the truth. There has been much discussion about him during the past six months on both White Biocentrism, and National Vanguard and on recent weekly broadcasts of American Dissident Voices.
Coming Soon to a Nearly-Bankrupt Theatre Near You: The Order | National Vanguard
The Order 2024, part 1 | National Vanguard
The Order 2024, part 2 | National Vanguard
The Order 2024, part 3 | National Vanguard
The Order 2024, part 4 | National Vanguard
That will catch you up on The Order movie. For an honest discussion of Mathews you cannot get any better than this: William Pierce on Robert Mathews | National Vanguard
It boils down to my judging others' beliefs and lifestyles against my own uncompromising beliefs and separatist lifestyle. I realize that many commenters at C-C are not as radicalized as I, so my job is to try to bring a few of them more our way, without being unreasonable or mean. The best way to do that, I've learned from experience, is by introducing them to Pierce's and to other racial nationalists' sound teachings.Douglas Mercer wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 2:27 pm
Will: I like how you said "nominally" pro-White. To be fair I'd say they actually are pro-Whtie but why they keep publishing Lipton is a mystery, in fact he might be their most frequently published writer, or at least near the top.
Mental liberation is the first step in this struggle. When your mind is no longer captive to alien influence, you can start to think independently and see the situation as it really is, not as it is presented by media liars. This liberation formula is simple to formulate but more difficult to apply in real life, as is the case with many scientific concepts. But there is no other way. Either we take our own new direction or we remain passive, doomed victims of the hostile system.
The extremely talented songwriter and leader of Dresden, Joe Pryce, unselfishly donated this masterwork to the reconstituted National Alliance under Will Williams, and we are honored by his gift.
Josephus Cato: June 26, 2025 Yeah, it seems like rock has sort of gone the wayside... I supposed I should have pretended to like rap to help my social standing but it just isn’t my thing. I had my rap phase later in life but I’m very selective in who I like...
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For a racially conscious White man to pretend to like nigger noise to help his social standing sounds crazy to me. Jews have controlled popular music since the 60's at least with their Billboard rating system, control of the industry and what gets radio play.
I was subjected to Motown in the '60s and bought into it "to help my social standing" because that was predominently what I and my peers were fed. I can see that now, as an uncompromising race-thinker, but not then. Who needs it? Who needs niggers for anything -- domestic chores, singing, dancing, shooting hoops, race-mixing ads/commercials?
Other than some classical music I've never purchased an album, tape, or even a 45 record in my life, but listened to music on the radio like everyone else. I've never heard of almost all of the bands mentioned in Mark's essay or in these comments below it. Though I was close to "White Power" music when the National Alliance owned Resistance Records, that music never had any appeal to me. I may have "pretended to like it to <ahem!> help my social standing." I certainly liked the energy of those bands but could have done without the heavy drinking, fighting among themselves, mosh pits, but did not enjoy listening to their songs at all. Where is that genre now? Gone the way of the alt-right and Gab?
I can say I've enjoyed some music by Pink Floyd, Sting, Tom Petty, the Beach Boys, etc, -- even Christopher Cross and Chris DeBurgh. If that makes me some sort of out-of-touch prude, so be it. One CD I've enjoyed is "Call of the Blood by Dresden (band); songs by Joseph Pryce" at https://cosmotheistchurch.org/product/ $16 Some others at C-C may appreciate Joe Pryce's musical genius. He wrote each song, did all of the vocals, played every instrument and mixed the tracks.
Call of the Blood is nothing like typical skinhead or “White power” music. It is powerful progressive rock, somewhat reminiscent of the British band Yes. It is melodic and lyrical, and is written and performed with absolute professionalism. Its 17 tracks are written from a radical White nationalist and National Socialist viewpoint. You have never heard anything quite like it in your life.
Here is the new CD’s track list:
• Horst Wessel Song
• George Lincoln Rockwell
• Avatar
• Ariadne in America
• To Robert Matthews in Valhalla
• Zog/Blood and Soil
• Desolation Row (to Robert Miles)
• Dark Queen
• Call of the Blood
• The Stormer (to Julius Streicher)
• Landsberg Am Lech
• For Wilmot Robertson (Instauration)
• Tryst (Danger in Central Park)
• The Party Song
• Threnody (to the Leader)
• White Amerika
• La Chasse (the Hunt)This excellent music makes a great recruiting tool; music reaches a part of the soul that reason cannot touch.
KS: …Most of them have simply never been called on to defend their “lazy leftist” worldview. They have grown comfortable with the perception that ‘this is how I have to act, because this is what I must think, because this is what everyone I associate with believes.’ It’s a default setting, not a heartfelt one…
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Astute observation, Kathryn. It’s not just those you describe as “lazy leftists,” but most Whites. Dr. William Pierce describes the phenomenon here and elsewhere as the lemming factor. “Shocking Differences” at nationalvanguard.org
I must have spoken with a dozen interviewers for the mass media who asked me: “What’s wrong with multiculturalism? Why do you think it’s bad?” That’s exactly what I was asked by a pretty, young woman reporter for a German television news program last week. And I believe that she was sincere. She really didn’t understand. That’s the lemming factor. The girl wasn’t stupid. It’s just that her brain is wired in such a way that she is incapable of absorbing any information or reaching any conclusion that is Politically Incorrect.
Ondrej’s mention of Babbette’s Feast had me wondering if you had perhaps reviewed the film. I was not following C-C in 2022, but somewhere in a recent comment here had mentioned that BF was one of my favorite films. Dr. Pierce introduced it to me, as it was one of his favorites. What a pleasure to have just found and read Nicholas Jeelvy’s review of the movie, here from three years ago: “Babette’s Feast.”
You are an interesting lady, Kathryn, and southern. It shows. Stick with watercoloring. It’s a difficult medium but you are sure to improve with practice and as you learn techniques. You may learn from this master watercolorist: John Singer Sargent’s Magnificent Watercolors | DailyArt Magazine He’s my favorite portraitist.
