By Selwyn Duke

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Talkback-01-07-2022

By Selwyn Duke

Though known as our “paper of record,” The New York Times is actually the paper of a broken record with how it reflexively repeats left-wing talking points. The latest example is the Gray Lady’s recent publishing of an unsigned editorial entitled “Every Day Is Jan. 6 Now.” And since Ashli Babbitt Day is being used by the Left Reichstag-fire style to justify repression of political opponents, one observer notes that this really means, "Every Day Is Hunt Down Conservatives Day Now."

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By Selwyn Duke

“When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall become as corrupt as Europe,” warned Thomas Jefferson more than two centuries ago. Anyone taking this seriously will find troubling that certain prominent Americans, such as commentator Glenn Beck, have supported the expansion of the U.S.’s population to one billion people via continued immigration. And one person who is taking this very seriously is Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

On Tuesday night, Carlson opened his show pointing out that our biggest problems generally get the least attention and are thus allowed to fester. And here’s a big one: With the United States’s fertility rate below replacement level (2.1 children per woman) at 1.781, native-born Americans’ numbers are shrinking. Yet our population continues growing for one — and only one — reason: (im)migration.

What’s more, with immigrationists holding political and cultural sway, there’s impetus not to halt or reduce our human imports, but increase them.

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By Selwyn Duke

There’s love in tennis, but not for the game’s number one player, Novak Djokovic — at least not in Australia right now. The 34-year-old 20-time major tournament winner had been granted a “vaccine” exemption to play in the Australian Open this month and had already arrived in Victoria to prepare. But his exemption was pulled after a public outcry and, the official explanation holds, because an issue was found with his visa. So instead of practicing, the Serbian-born star found himself in isolation, guarded by police.

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By Selwyn Duke

One thing about precedents is that, well, they precede. Thus have many have been concerned that the new-found power politicians wield via COVID-19 restrictions will not be relinquished. And now an academic-authored article calling for climate authoritarianism has given people another reason to worry.

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By Selwyn Duke

Western Christianity has long been in decline. This makes the Occident very much an outlier as, unbeknownst to many, the faith is growing robustly worldwide. But while the latter reality gets precious little press, much has been written in recent times about the West’s waning faith and the possible reasons for it. But what may be the main reason is almost universally missed.

The COVID-19 situation and how the church has reacted to it (Cult of the Body style) in the West hasn’t helped its cause. The bigger picture, in the United States, is that the number of self-identifying Christians has declined 12 points since just 2012 while (ir)religious “nones” have picked up 10 points, Pew Research Center reported last month. Even more recently, on Sunday, Deutsche Welle (DW) ran a piece entitled “Churches in Germany need a change in outlook”; it informs that while the nation’s Christian majority was taken for granted for centuries, members of Germany’s two main churches (Catholic and Protestant) will at some point this year finally constitute less than half the country’s 83 million population.

Article author Christoph Strack points out that 1990 Germany still boasted “58 million church members … two-thirds of the population.” Now, along with there being 4.5 million Muslims in the nation, “the biggest new religious buildings arising close to Berlin are a prestigious Buddhist temple and the ‘House of One,’ where Christians, Jews and Muslims will worship and pray under one roof,” he writes. (Will they share the same dogmas, too?)

And one roof may be all they’ll soon need

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By Selwyn Duke

In 2011, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi praised history’s longest occupation of a U.S. government structure — that of the Wisconsin Capitol building — as an “impressive show of democracy in action.” But if this means she believes it’s sometimes “justified for citizens to take violent action against the government,” well, then San Fran Nan is definitely in the minority. After all, only 34 percent of Americans recently polled took that position.

Yet, warn the mainstream (left-wing) media, this number is rising, as only 10 percent of respondents expressed this opinion in 2010.

This has been reported as “hard news” by many mainstream-media outlets. But consider the reportage, and ask yourself how hard it is, really.

First there’s CNN, the network recently rocked by two pedophilia scandals. 

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By Selwyn Duke

“We are seeing, right now, the highest death rates we have seen in the history of this business — not just at OneAmerica,” the company’s CEO, Scott Davison, stated last week. “The data is consistent across every player in that business.”

This mortality isn’t among the elderly, either, but Americans 18 to 64 — in the prime of their lives.

What’s more, the numbers are so bad, says Davison, that the situation is worse than “a one-in-200-year catastrophe.”

Most of these aren’t COVID-19-induced deaths, either.

It’s shocking news, and it raised the eyebrows of Dr. Robert Malone, the internationally acclaimed virologist/immunologist and pioneer of mRNA-vaccine technology. In fact, says Malone, mRNA therapy agent (MTA, a.k.a. “vaccine”) mandates constitute “the largest experiment on human beings in recorded history,” have “failed,” and may be “crimes against humanity” warranting new Nuremberg trials.

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By Selwyn Duke

So intense is the media’s hate affair with COVID-19 treatments ivermectin (IVM) and hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) that it will actually peddle untruths to discredit them. The latest example is a Mediaite attack on renowned doctor Ben Carson for stating the medications “are effective treatments for Covid-19,” a proposition for which there’s “an utter lack of evidence,” the site wrote.

In fact, Mediaite cited a research paper in an attempt to discredit Carson’s assertions, claiming the study didn’t mention IVM and HCQ as possibly having a mitigatory effect on COVID. Yet in reality, the paper actually did thus cite the two medications.

What’s more and contrary to Mediaite’s “utter lack” claim, the researchers did say that evidence for the drugs’ effectiveness existed.

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By Selwyn Duke

One thing about our Dr. Anthony Fauci is that he’s got something for everyone: If you don’t like his positions, just wait.

He’ll change them.

In fact, the 54-year bureaucrat — who once admitted he was steadily moving the goalposts on the American people — has again now punted a couple of his old positions.

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