Ranking first by a wide margin this last week was Mike Whitney’s strongly skeptical discussion of the newly announced Covid-19 vaccines, pointing to various sources that suggest the risks may considerably outweigh the benefits, especially given the breakneck speed with which they were developed and tested.  This argument attracted a heavy volume of contentious discussion, but mostly supportive, with nearly 450 comments, totaling some 60,000 words.

Placing second was Fred Reed’s article on the ongoing tremendous technological and economic progress of China, with the American media desperately trying to obfuscate that its economy has now considerably surpassed that of America’s in size, with our own rapidly-growing internal corruption and ideological extremism proving no match for the utilitarian pragmatism of present-day China, as indicated by numerous specific examples.  Well over 350 comments, totaling more than 40,000 words, hotly debated this thesis.

Last week’s piece by Edmund Connelly on the strange and recent near-disappearance of white males from American advertising held the third spot, with the lengthy discussion now reaching 100,000 words in more than 650 comments.

Next came an absolute tie between two articles providing somewhat different perspectives on the current presidential vote fraud controversy.  A long piece by Brett Redmayne-Titley summarized the legal state of play, arguing that there was a serious possibility that the courts might accept the evidence of major vote in support of the Democratic ticket as being sufficiently strong as to invalidate the election, and even if events play out differently, the public faith in the American system of government should be severely diminished.

Ranking just below, was Giles Corey’s harsh criticism of the vote and swirling claims of fraud as representing the final stage in the total political dispossession of white Americans, now cheated out of the last vestiges of the political control of their own country by our ruling heavily-Jewish elites.

Finally, rounding out our most popular featured articles was Andrew Joyce’s discussion of the dreadful state of Portland, Oregon, one of America’s most overwhelmingly white cities, yet now in a state of constant rioting and turmoil due to the enormous presence of antifa radicals and other disruptive elements.