Analysis and speculation on the coronavirus outbreak in China heavily dominated this last week’s most popular features, with a lengthy and highly controversial article gathering nearly as much readership as the next four most popular pieces combined.  That 15,000 word piece, produced by an unnamed American ex-pat living in China, provided an enormous wealth of circumstantial evidence that the deadly virus that has shut down so much of China’s economy represents a human-engineered biowarfare attack against that country, with elements of the U.S. government being the obvious suspect.  In particular, the writer notes that this highly-contagious viral outbreak fatal to humans was preceded in the previous two years by devastating viral outbreaks that destroyed much of China’s pig farming industry, the same source of domestic meat, and China’s chicken industry.  As might be expected, this controversial thesis attracted an outpouring of more than 500 comments, totaling over 80,000 words.  Meanwhile, our sixth most popular by writer Lance Welton, noted the growing evidence that the coronavirus is far more lethal to Chinese and other East Asians than to whites, which may raise further suspicions regarding its origins.

Ranking second was a column by Paul Kersey, noting the absurd focus of the new black Police Commissioner in violence-plagued Baltimore, seemingly more interested in emphasizing her race and gender than in solving the severe problems in that city

Just behind was Laurent Guyenot lengthy analysis of the role played by Karl Marx’s Jewish ancestry in influencing his ideological directions, with some indications that Marxism may have been tailored to deflect leftist criticism away European Jews despite their dominant role in finance and the banking industry.

Finally, rounding out our most popular features were two columns by Philip Giraldi, one focused on the unwillingness of our media to point the correct finger of blame on the devastating conflict in Syria, and the other noting the considerable number of U.S. citizens killed or tortured by Israel over the years, with those incidents largely ignored or covered-up by our overwhelmingly pro-Israel media.