One commentor makes a (clever) observation on Ilana Mercer's article Coronavirus and Conspiracy: Don’t be A ‘Covidiot’ [KPA: Why in scare quotes? Is Merecer trying to soften her blow?] posted on April 16, 2020, at the UNZ Review:
Ilana Mercer is a little too glib here … stylish see-thru top in the video, thoThe image is a screenshot from her video discussing the ways to be or not to be a covidiot.
And how about the stylish background now that "everyone" is "working" from home? I especially like the ethnic throw pillow effect.
The article and the video are also cross-posted at her website.
Mercer writes in her usual condescending, journalistic attack-dog "style," with her clever "Who's the covidiot?" But who needs clever when your bank account is zero?
The article not being enough, Mercer launches into a 2 1/2 minute Youtube video, just in case you are the usual covidiot suspect who doesn't understand written script.
Please read the piece and try and decipher: Is Mercer pro or con - any of it? Mercer has a knack for luminous muddiness.
Here is her book The Cannibal's Pot. I presume the cannibals are the black south Africans who killed, boiled and ate, the whites during those terrible post-Apartheid years.
It must have been a difficult, and exhausting, book to write. None dare to write a "con" for this book. I may do so one day.
Below is the image for the book cover she decided (accepted, Mercer states that she wasn't involved in the choice of image, but she could have refused the editors such a choice).
The cover art, of course, is the publisher’s purview, not that of the author.I guess all those hands are those of the black men who raped that white woman - metaphorically.
Mercer
She should have called her book, more honestly perhaps, The Rape of South Africa.
But then, Cannibals, Savages, and sub-par black Africans make for a better title with their grubby gorilla hands plastered on a crouching white lady victim.
Writing with style is a talent. Which (style) Mercer doesn't have.