Ranking first with nearly as much readership as the next three most popular articles combined was Fred Reed’s focus on the likely-to-explode racial powder-keg of today’s America, exemplified by the nationwide riots and looting, the attacks on our most cherished historical monuments, and the hundreds of organized and heavily-armed black militiamen who recently marched in two Southern cities.  The potential for massive racialized violence in the very near future has never seemed more plausible.  This topic quickly attracted over 700 comments, totaling over 90,000 words.

Second place was held by Larry Romanoff’s lengthy analysis of the supposed efforts by ruling elites in America and other portions of the Western world to massively reduce the world’s population along with implementing various eugenic proposals.

Our third most popular featured article was an account of Linh Dinh’s current sojourn in the Balkans, describing the powerful political and ethnic fractures that have occupied that region for centuries, and flaring into brutal civil war a couple of decades ago.  Naturally, the discussion attracted an outpouring of strong-minded Serbs, Croats, and other readers, who sharply disputed many aspects of the recent history.

In fourth place was Mike Whitney’s description of the ongoing urban turmoil in Seattle, whose leftist and antifa activists seem to profess many similarities with the Bolsheviks who just over a century ago seized power in Russia, inaugurating a generations of bloodshed throughout Europe.

Ranking fifth was Eric Striker’s discussion of the extreme hypocrisy of affluent suburban liberals regarding racial integration, a cause that they ardently champion in public stance, but seem desperately eager to avoid when it comes to the education of their own children.

And coming up extremely fast after just twenty-hour hours is Greg Johnson’s scathing review of the now-leaked videotape showing the details of the George Floyd incident in Minneapolis, which strongly indicates that the police officers handled themselves entirely properly and strengthens the likelihood that Floyd died of an illegal drug overdose, suggesting that the recent months of massive urban upheaval and political agitation throughout our nation was based upon a hoax.

Finally, although it’s now dropped out of the top ranks, my own analysis of the “political bankruptcy” of American White Nationalism continues to attract enormous discussion, with more than 1,300 comments totaling over 200,000 words, the overwhelming majority of them very sharply critical of my position.