The Coronavirus pandemic overwhelmingly dominated both the media headlines and our own traffic this last week.  By a very wide margin, our most popular article was former CIA officer Philip Giraldi’s discussion of the virus as a possible bioweapon, with the list of likely suspects including the US, Israel, and perhaps China itself.  This controversial analysis naturally produced an outpouring of over 500 contentious comments, totaling some 60,000 words.

Meanwhile, six weeks after its original publication, sixth place was held by a 15,000 word compendium of the circumstantial evidence for the virus constituting a US biowarfare attack against China, attracting nearly 800 comments, totaling over 100,000 words and 5.5K Facebook Likes.  Just below it was a much more recent 16,000 word discussion of the various conflicting biowarfare theories by Tony Hall, a former Canadian professor.  Lance Welton also recapitulated his argument that East Asians may be far more susceptible than Westerners, while a post by Steve Sailer outlining the possible American death-tolls, perhaps reaching as much as 5 million, is coming up very fast after one day, and may soon be near the top.

In other articles, E. Michael Jones analyzed the growing East Coast conflict between blacks and Jews, arguing that the longstanding political manipulation of the former by the latter is the hidden text behind this situation. Karl Nemmersdorf’s discussion of the brutal crimes committed by the very heavily Jewish Bolshevik secret police against Russia’s overwhelmingly Gentile population in the early decades of the twentieth century.  And the Saker analyzed the conflict in Syria between Russia and Turkey.