Ranking first this last week was my own column about our webzine’s sudden recent near-simultaneous purge by both Facebook and Google, with the latter now “disappearing” all our millions of articles from its search results and the timing of these developments being quite suspicious.  For years we had published the most controversial articles imaginable, on all sorts of topics avoided by nearly every other webzine, and without any problems whatsoever.  Yet just eight days after my latest American Pravda article ran, we were banned by Facebook, with the Google ban following a few days later.  My article pointed to the very strong circumstantial evidence that the worldwide Covid-19 outbreak represented American biowarfare attack against China (and Iran), and with over 100,000 American dead and our economy wrecked, it’s easy to understand why enormous pressure was applied to our Internet gatekeepers to apply censorship and cut short its rapidly growing circulation.  I also noted that just two days after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo unsuccessfully demanded that Israel severe its economic ties with China, the Chinese ambassador was found dead of unknown causes, another highly suspicious development.  These questions were vigorously debated in nearly 500 comments totaling nearly 60,000 words.

Placing second was Israel Shamir’s discussion of some of the other highly suspicious aspects of the Coronavirus outbreak, including the massive threat to civil liberties posed by the lockdowns endorsed by most Western governments, and the rise of AI controls.

But with the epidemic now seeming to somewhat recede both in our society and our media headlines, other topics dominated the remainder of our list.  Steve Sailer suggested that the recent decision of the prestigious University of California to abandon use of the SAT in admissions decisions may have been motivated by the continuing rise of Asian scores on such standardized tests, which led to over-enrollment of that high-achieving group.  Philip Giraldi focused on the vigorous attempts of Zionist groups to circumvent our traditional freedom of speech by outlawing public criticism of Israel or Jews.  John Derbyshire argued that along China faces serious problems in the emerging bipolar world, those of the US seem far worse.  And commenter “Intelligent Dasein” published a 22,000 word essay denouncing the philosophical basis of the Darwinism and racial classifications represented in “HBD” analysis.