Category: Crime and Justice
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By Selwyn Duke A huge study out of Germany, released in 2010 but now mostly forgotten, provided a serious point to ponder. After researching 45,000 youths, it found that with increasing religiosity Christian young people became less violent. But Muslim youths became, with increasing religiosity, more violent. My, even a relativist could get the nagging and nauseating…
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By Selwyn Duke It’s unbelievable though apparently true (I quadruple-checked it) that the United States’ murder rate for 2025 may be the lowest it has been since perhaps 1900. Given this, even those fancying gun control a remedy may think more firearms restrictions would currently be a solution in search of a problem. Not today’s Democratic…
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By Selwyn Duke The United Nations calls the policies “repugnant and illegal.” What’s for sure, however, is that you can call them something else: effective. The new criminal-justice measures in Sweden are so effective, in fact, that the nation has recently experienced a 63-percent decline in shootings. And what is the Land of the Midnight…
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By Selwyn Duke
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By Selwyn Duke China is an absolutely unique land. Often considered the world’s oldest extant civilization, it’s much like the alligator: It has endured while rivals have gone extinct. It certainly aims to outlast the United States, too, and advances numerous schemes to achieve that end. Thus does the story about an alleged Chinese biological…
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By Selwyn Duke We’re not sure how many kids Minnesota Somali day care centers took care of. But one thing is for certain: Some of these facilities took care of financing for al-Shabaab terror networks in Somalia. This is to the tune of hundreds of millions, too, a former Navy intelligence officer learned while tracking…
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By Selwyn Duke Imagine that Montana imported close to 400,000 Third World migrants, the equivalent of a medium-sized city such as Arlington, Texas, in just one year. Would that be a good idea? Could you foresee any problems with assimilation and manifold other issues? This question is apropos here because this is precisely what a…
