Our most popular featured article this last week was Andrew Anglin’s lengthy analysis of a recent Glenn Greenwald column on the enormous growth of media-driven “cancellations” of all those who are caught making controversial remarks on the Internet, a subject obviously close to Anglin’s own heart given his status as one of the figures to suffer the earliest and most severe form of that censorship, eventually claiming the president of the United States.  This quickly provoked some 300 comments totaling 30,000 words.

On a somewhat related theme, longtime committed Democrat Mike Whitney then described the second impeachment of Trump as a total fiasco for the Democrats, explaining the reasons he had shifted his support to Trump after so many years in the opposite ideological camp, drawing over 250 comments, totalling nearly 30,000 words.

Placing third was Pepe Escobar’s analysis of the geopolitics of the Russian relations with Europe, and Russia’s increasing turn to positioning itself as a foremost Eurasian power aligned with China after many years of unremitting Western hostility, attracting nearly 300 comments totaling over 40,000 words.

A very close fourth was Kevin Barrett’s discussion of his recent demonization by the Atlantic Council and the Associated Press as a “conspiracy theorist” regarding the origins of the Covid-19 epidemic, noting how odd it was that those organizations totally excluded the name “Ron Unz” and “The Unz Review” from their attacks, even though he was merely quoting and citing our own analysis, also attracting 300 comments totaling over 40,000 words.

Fifth place was held by Israel Shamir’s own most somewhat related “conspiracy theory” on the sources of the worldwide infection, which he believes was closely connected to the wealthiest and most powerful global elites.

Finally, rounding out our most popular featured articles this week was Guillaume Durocher’s analysis of data on the Muslim presence in France, which has drawn over 450 comments totaling over 60,000 words.