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By Selwyn Duke Today's men of the cloth have often been criticized for either dodging the tough issues or, worse still, actually facilitating a left-wing, anti-Christian agenda. That's why the sermon below, given by Father John Lankeit, will be refreshing for many. It's a must-listen homily that only gets better as it proceeds.  (Hat tip:…

By Selwyn Duke In today’s politically correct schools, all types of divisive expression are equal, but some are more equal than others. A case in point is Wiregrass Ranch High School in Wesley Chapel, FL, where showing disrespect for the National Anthem is supposedly a “First Amendment right.” Wearing a Confederate Flag cape, however, is a…

By Selwyn Duke Perhaps Hillary Clinton ought to ponder the saying, “Tell me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are.” First there was “gold star father” Khzir Khan, who, after excoriating Donald Trump at the Democratic National Convention, was discovered to be a Sharia law supporterwho made money facilitating Muslim immigration…

By Selwyn Duke You probably will remember "Clock Boy" Ahmed Mohamed, who was invited to the White House after bringing what resembled a bomb to school. He supposedly was a victim of "Islamophobia." But you probably haven't heard of Levi Frunk, who, like Mohamed, got into trouble for bringing a dangerous-looking device to school. And you…

By Selwyn Duke Can we know who the Muslim migrants entering the West really are? While the Obama administration and other Western governments say yes, the story of a Canadian poster girl for “refugee” resettlement says no. As Canada’s first “Afghan-born” minister of Parliament (the equivalent of a congressman), Maryam Monsef (shown) was touted. But…

By Selwyn Duke Imagine if there were a story presenting two very striking possibilities: 1. The president of the United States is perpetrating a fraud, in a con job of historical proportions. 2. A major law-enforcement agency is making, perhaps knowingly, an untrue and seriously damaging allegation against a sitting president. Wouldn’t you say that,…

By Selwyn Duke Donald Trump’s claim that he could build a southern-border wall and have Mexico pay for it was certainly good GOP primary rhetoric. But now a former Mexican official says it’s also something the Republican nominee’s critics never suspected: a realistic policy proposal. Jorge Castañeda, who was Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs from…

By Selwyn Duke Ah, that pesky First Amendment. It limits the power of government, notes the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (USCCR), “to impede individuals from practicing their religious beliefs.” This and other such laments permeate a recent USCCR report that, writes WND.com, “made the stunning claim that the nation should codify into law the…

By Selwyn Duke What do you call people who use foreigners to win power? The hirers of mercenaries? In today’s political campaigns (a military term, interestingly), they’re called something else: statist public officials. And they’re hard at work, an internal Obama administration e-mail shows, trying to turn as many foreigners as possible into citizens in…

By Selwyn Duke In the past, I've featured information about Hillary Clinton's health from Dr. Ted Noel, who theorizes that the Democratic presidential nominee suffers from Parkinson's disease. Here he is below in a new video, an interview, in which he analyzes what many have described as Clinton's strange and asymmetric eye movements, which have…