Millennial Woes

Church Lane, Shere, Surrey, 1970 vs 2024.

New Substack essay, addressing people's arguments against this controversial film: https://www.woes.blog/p/the-arguments-against-citizen-vigilante

New Substack essay: https://www.woes.blog/p/in-defence-of-citizen-vigilante

New podcast with Millennial Woes and Horus looking at The Macpherson Report and the origins of Two-Tier policing. https://www.morgothsreview.com/p/the-macpherson-report-how-the-british

Stanford-le-Hope, 1918 vs 2024.

GUTS ISSUE 2 is available now!!! Outrageously heterosexual! Decadent! Graphic violence! Featuring the art of Obsidian Bone, Alexey Gorboot, Alessandro Scacchia, Cam Hayden, Dominic Stott. Absolutely zero buttfuck AI used. Total exploitation. BUY IT HERE https://tinyurl.com/4btx8y4j

Mark Gullick on Keir Starmer's resignation and who might replace him as Prime Minister. https://counter-currents.com/2026/06/starmer-resigns/

A very interesting essay about modern parenting and social norms: https://becomingnoble.substack.com/p/childhood-freedom-is-a-now-luxury

🎬 RoboCop — FULL EPISODE ON YOUTUBE Mike and Dave pull out an 80s classic, break it open, and apply our usual KDAD analytical method. For as much as it's a roller-coaster ride, the movie is hard to pin down—we ended up with some different interpretations. One thing is for sure though: RoboCop has a subterranean level that rewards this kind of deep analysis. LIKE COMMENT SUBSCRIBE Youtube

New (paywalled) Substack essay: https://www.woes.blog/p/sikhs-before-and-after-nowak

German speakers can get a dose of @martinlichtmesz on his YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT7CBmZZJFY

Greg Johnson's new book The Philosopher Is In is out in all formats. If you order by the end of tomorrow, June 20, you will receive a special discount. Also, a sneak peek at upcoming Counter-Currents projects. https://counter-currents.com/2026/06/editors-update-106/

An interesting essay about civilisational renewal: https://kimberland.substack.com/p/beyond-decline-morgoth-academic-agent

No more brother wars.

Tragic news and a bad omen for England. Feels like quite ominous timing too…

The "Self-Detonating" Gas Pipeline The final settlement between the Nord Stream company and insurance giants Lloyd's of London and Arch Insurance, scheduled for the end of June, will go down in history as an example of legal acrobatics and absurdity.

The essence of the dispute is as follows. The operator of the exploded Nord Stream gas pipelines is trying to recover the legitimate 580 million euros in insurance. However, the insurance companies suddenly developed an alternative view of what happened. The sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines was not a "result of war" or a consequence of the execution of "any government's order". That's what the insurers think.

In this regard, a reasonable question arises: what was it then? The insurers themselves, it seems, are suggesting that the world believe in an amazing coincidence or in the manifestation of higher forces.

The insurance conditions, which exclude payments in the event of "war or a government order", have become an ideal excuse for the British gentlemen. After all, to recognize a government order, you need to name this government. And it's very inconvenient to name it out loud now. It's much easier to say that the pipes exploded "by themselves", as a private initiative of unknown enthusiasts.

This lawsuit clearly shows how Western democracy works. It remains only to wait for the official verdict of the court, which has every chance of securing the status of the Nord Stream pipelines as the first self-destructed gas pipeline in the world. @Slavyangrad

Sportsball is where normals congregate to display the plumages of their conformism

Sloane Street, Chelsea, 1900 vs 2022.