Ranking first after just a single day and still running very strong was Mike Whitney’s lengthy and provocative analysis of the intriguing recent Covid-19 results from Israel, leading the way for the near-total vaccination of a country’s population, but strangely also beginning to suffer an increasingly serious wave of infections and deaths.  The author argues that this evidence suggests that the widespread use of the vaccine may have strongly negative consequences, even possibly leading to appearance of more lethal forms of the disease, suggestions that were hotly debated in the comment-threads.

Holding second place was Fred Reed’s focus on America’s new Cold War with China, a contest he thinks may end disastrously for our own increasingly corrupt and incompetent government, with our society easily and increasingly over-matched on the crucial indices of economic and technological development, partly dragged down by our growing emphasis on ideology and politics over practical success.  These matters were sharply debated in the more than 400 comments, totaling over 35,000 words.

Just slightly behind was Anatoly Karlin’s related analysis of our military effectiveness, also being quickly dragged down by a focus on political correctness and diversity politics, trends that are damaging in a peace-time army but can become totally disastrous after an outbreak of war, with these issues explored in more than 300 comments totaling over 30,000 words.

Our fourth most popular article was Philip Giraldi’s recapitulation of the current state of the residual Jeffrey Epstein case, lately ignored by the mainstream media but with his close associate Ghislaine Maxwell scheduled to stand trial.  The strong likelihood that an Israeli Mossad blackmail entrapment operation was behind all these events has entirely been ignored by mainstream commenters, but raises questions about how many of these facts may eventually come out.

Linh Dinh’s fifth ranking article discussed many of the strange aspects of the Jewish Holocaust narrative, so endlessly promoted in the Western media, and now even reaching into Albania, despite its near total lack of any Jewish population, a subject that quickly provoked over 250 comments totaling nearly 35,000 words.

Finally, rounding out our most popular articles of the last week was Israel Shamir’s praise for Texas, one of the American states now most strongly unwilling to continue the widespread Covid-19 lockdown policies that have become a regular way of life throughout America over the last twelve months, provoking well over 250 comments totaling more than 30,000 words.