Driven by a sudden wave of renewed interest, our most popular featured article was Lance Welton’s piece from the beginning of the month arguing that the increasingly female composition of our elite universities has been a major factor in their intellectual decline, with a masculine emphasis upon objective analysis of facts being replaced by emotionalism and innovative genius by conformity.  The resulting discussion has now passed 400 comments, totaling nearly 50,000 words.

Ranking second was a long article by Dr. E. Michael Jones from republished from his Culture Wars magazine, focusing upon the overwhelming dominance of our society by Jews and Jewish interests, and tracing the origins to the early decades of the 20th century when powerful Jewish organized crime interests dominated bootlegging and gambling, and invested large sums in the early ADL, using it to protect themselves from scrutiny and gain influence over the FBI.  This thesis was discussed in some 300 comments totaling nearly 40,000 words.

Our third most popular featured article was Fred Reed’s sharp critique of the supposed science of national IQ studies, noting the serious apparent contradictions and suggesting that the accuracy is far less than its committed partisans, with the arguments raging in the nearly 350 comments amounting to over 40,000 words.

Rounding out our most popular featured articles was Guillaume Durocher’s career advice for young men, who face an increasingly difficult employment landscape in our modern society, Paul Kersey’s deconstruction of the latest Terminator film, and he ascribes its disastrous performance at the box to the extreme “wokeness” of its plot, and Prof. Stephen Cohen’s analysis of our disastrous and irrational Ukraine policy.

Finally, special mention should be made of Dr. James Thompson’s long piece on race and genetics from nearly a month ago, no longer a top traffic spot, but whose continuing, often technical debate has now easily surpassed 150,000 words in more than 700 comments, effectively amounting to a lengthy book on the subject.