Ranking first by a wide margin was my own 25,000 word discussion of the history of the white racialist movement in America over the last century, which began that period as the dominant perspective of our ruling elites and intellectual classes and was gradually pushed into the much-demonized position it holds today.  One hundred years ago an individual like Lothrop Stoddard ranked as one of America’s post prominent public intellectuals and had the ear of presidents, but today his successors like Jared Taylor or Kevin MacDonald are gradually being deplatformed from crucial elements of the Internet.  Although we commonly focus upon the racial dimensions of these conflicts, there was a quiet parallel ethnic dimension as well, with America’s traditional Puritan-descended intellectual elites gradually being displaced by Jewish ones, and Darwinist theories of anthropology by those with largely ignored that doctrine.  This sweeping and controversial perspective has already drawn more readership than any other article in the last thirty days and attracted nearly 600 comments totaling almost 90,000 words.

Ranking second was a somewhat related column by Paul Kersey focused upon black crime rates, noting that USA Today attempted to fact-check the accuracy of some of those memes floating around on the Internet based upon official FBI statistics and trumpeted the fact that they were incorrect, the true figures are hardly what the MSM normally implies, with roughly 90% of blacks killed by other blacks and blacks twice as likely to murder whites as the other way round.

Third place was held by an Eric Striker piece describing the describing the ongoing movement to decriminalize pedophilia, a project heavily led by Jewish activists as has often been the case in the past.

Our fourth most popular column was a somewhat article by Guillaume Durocher noting the remarkable precedent being set in France by the prosecution and imprisonment of writer Hervé Ryssen, essentially being charged with the crime of criticizing Jews, a shocking development in the homeland of Voltaire, who himself might have faced imprisonment for exactly similar aspects of his writing in today’s strange world.  This discussion has already attracted over 400 comments totaling some 40,000 words.

Rounding out our most popular articles was James Thompson’s discussion of a newly published book debunking some of the most widely promoted myths regarding IQ and Michael Hudson’s lengthy focus on the terrible economic destruction being produced in the West by the Covid-19 epidemic.