By a wide margin, our most popular article this last week was my own discussion of the background of the ADL, the fearsome Jewish activist organization that has so regularly extracted apologies from the prominent and the powerful, and has recently been provided a major role in eliminating “hate speech” from the Internet and Social Media.  Despite the long series of articles I had published on topics that normally elicit harsh ADL condemnations and the large readership these had attracted here and elsewhere across the Internet, the ADL had remained in hiding, a point I emphasized in a recent short column, which finally prompted a rather milquetoast denunciation.  In response, I noted that the ADL had a long history of outright criminality, having maintained active dossiers on over one million American citizens, with most of the information illegally obtained, thereby constituted our secret political police.  Moreover, the ADL had originally been founded with the purpose of preventing the Jewish rapist and murderer of a young 13-year-old girl from facing punishment for his brutal crime.  This piece quickly provoked over 50,000 words of contentious commentary.

Ranking second among our featured articles and coming up quite fast was Steve Sailer’s extended critique of a front page New York Times discussing modern genetic research, and the alleged misuses to which disreputable White Nationalists had put the information.  Among other things, much of the mainstream media, often including the Times, seems to still cling to the bizarre notion that race does not exist, even though all scientific research clearly demonstrates that it does, even going so far as to criticize this small webzine for promoting those claims.

Finally, all four of our remaining most popular articles dealt with controversial aspects of issues relating to Jews.  Ranking third was the Saker’s lengthy discussion of the nature of anti-Semitism and the historical factors that have at times prompted its growth.  Next came Mark Weber’s discussion of the evidence of the overwhelmingly Jewish character of the Bolshevik Revolution and the early Soviet regime.  Fifth place was held by Philip Giraldi’s focus on the extremely unhealthy stranglehold that Israel enjoys over the United States, and through American power, much of the world. And rounding out our top articles was Thomas Dalton’s lengthy discussion of the often hidden Jewish role in the two world wars.