Although our overall traffic significantly dropped following our recent banning by Facebook allegedly due to the 0.2% percent of our content republished from the VDare, an anti-immigration webzine, this loss was partially cushioned by the enormous readership that accrued to a piece by longtime conservative writer and pundit Michelle Malkin, which drew nearly as much traffic as the next five most popular articles combined, as well as nearly 700 comments totaling over 60,000 words.  For a brief moment, our overwhelming national focus on the Coronavirus epidemic was pushed aside by the controversial shooting of a black man in Georgia and the recent arrest of the white involved on charges of murder.  However, as indicated in the article, the key individuals promoting this narrative of murder rather than the previous police verdict of self-defense have long and sordid history of backing other high-profile and racially-charged cases that turned out to be fraudulent or widely misrepresented in the media, suggesting that we should examine the facts of this new accusation very carefully before forming any solid judgment.

Israel and its relationship to America were the subject of the second and third-ranking featured articles, with Philip Giraldi focusing on the overwhelming influence of the Israel’s supporters in American politics and society, while the Saker noted that the ongoing decline in American political and military power, probably greatly accelerated by our failed response to the current epidemic, may remove the military backstop that has allowed Israel a free hand in the Middle East for the last several decades.  Meanwhile, the fifth-ranking article by Eric Striker noted that a quite a number of the world’s most prominent “Holocaust survivors” are actually listed on the official records as having perished in the Holocaust, sometimes several times, raising deep concerns about the accuracy of that data.

Placing fourth was Israel Shamir’s discussion of the strong support for the worldwide sets of health lockdowns by so many of the wealthy elites, who are largely unaffected by the measures and will likely gain benefits from later taking advantage of the resulting economic collapse.

And rounding out our most popular featured articles was Fred Reed’s disquisition on the two-headed monstrosity that controls the American political system, exemplified by the only choice in November being between Donald Trump and Joseph Biden.

Finally, although it’s now dropped out of our most popular weekly pieces, my article from a couple of weeks ago suggesting that the Coronavirus outbreak was a likely American biowarfare attack continues to draw discussion, now passing over 1,500 comments totaling well over 200,000 words, among the most of any article ever published on this website.