By Selwyn Duke

This “is the first time in at least half a century that a publicly funded university has directly poured money into the coffers of evil Catholic conversion therapists!” So said the ever-colorful Milo Yiannopoulos, sarcastically, at Penn State University on November 3 in a talk titled “Pray the Gay Away.”

It’s the first time in four years that “Milo,” as his fans would call him, has appeared on a college campus, and much has changed during his absence. Oh, he’s still on the “right”; still has bleached hair, at least partially; still is sharp as a whip with rapier wit; and still is controversial. But then there’s the difference: Yiannopoulos has “come out” — as straight.

It’s a striking transformation for the man who once said that while he considered homosexuality a choice, dispensing with his would destroy his career. But then Yiannopoulos announced, earlier this year, that he was “Ex-Gay” and “sodomy free.” He also stated that he was leading a daily consecration to St. Joseph online, saying that people can’t conquer sin via purely secular means; God’s grace is necessary. Now he has reportedly come full circle, going to confession and coming into full communion with the Catholic Church.

But just as striking as Yiannopoulos’s conversion, and his reversion, is what….

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By Selwyn Duke

It seems the COVID-19 “vaccines” might have claimed another victim. This time the hapless soul was a prominent New Brunswick, Canada, cardiologist who died just two weeks after his third coronavirus jab. Unlike other genetic-therapy agent (GTA, a.k.a. “vaccine”) victims, however, Dr. Sohrab Lutchmedial’s story is attracting added attention because the physician had criticized the GTA-wary on social media. In fact, he wrote in July regarding people whose refusal of the shot is for “selfish” reasons, “I won’t cry at their funeral.”

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By Selwyn Duke

It really is a theme with the greentopians: Barack Obama said in 2008 that anyone who built a coal plant under his cap-and-trade plan would go bankrupt. Saule Omarova, Joe Biden’s Comptroller of the Currency nominee, stated in February that she wants to “bankrupt” the energy industry’s “small players.” Now White House “Climate Envoy” and ex-presidential candidate John Kerry has vowed to destroy tens of thousands of jobs. Specifically, while speaking this week at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, Kerry said, “By 2030 in the United States, we will not have coal plants.”

Well, that’s interesting because our main geopolitical adversary, China, sure will.

In fact, it’ll have more than today.

For that matter, so will the world’s second most populous nation, India.

Kerry followed his comment with another vow. “By 2035, President Biden has set a target that we will be, in our power sector, carbon free,” he proclaimed.

 Of course, by “carbon” Kerry means carbon dioxide. Never mind that calling CO₂ “carbon” is like calling H₂O “hydrogen.” It’s propaganda.

The only good news about Kerry’s statement

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By Selwyn Duke

Want to ensure only the “unvaccinated” are seen as vulnerable to coronavirus? Here’s a good start:

Only test the “unvaccinated” while refusing to do so with asymptomatic people who’ve received the COVID-19 genetic-therapy agents (GTAs, a.k.a. “vaccines”).

Some could wonder if effecting the “peril of the un-jabbed” illusion is the motivation behind a California university health “expert’s” complaint — registered after 44 “vaccinated” Cal football players tested SARS-CoV-2 positive, leading to a game postponement — that people who’ve taken the GTAs shouldn’t be tested even if they’re exposed to someone with China virus symptoms. Of course, whatever the motivation, if only the “unvaccinated” were tested, the illusion would be advanced.

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By Selwyn Duke

Governor Gavin Newsom disappeared for nigh on two weeks after getting his late October COVID booster.

If only he could make COVID disappear just as easily.

For it has just emerged that despite his state of California being masked up and COVID Ritual crazy, its China virus case rate is twice that of free-state Florida, which has eschewed onerous coronavirus restrictions.

In fact, California is now lagging behind a number of conservative states, leaving establishment “experts” scrambling to explain away their prescriptions’ failure.

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By Selwyn Duke

Poland’s border is “sacred” and “not just a line on the map,” wrote Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Facebook recently. The Polish leader was responding to the attempted invasion — by thousands of Muslim migrants — across his nation’s border with Belarus. The incursion attempt was facilitated by the Belarusian government and was thwarted via the deployment of 12,000 Polish troops.

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By Selwyn Duke

That ex-White House aide and pugilist of the pen Pat Buchanan could rightly be called the “godfather of Trumpism,” as the Christian Science Monitor dubbed him in May 2016, gets at the thesis put forth by The New American’s just-released special edition “bookazine,” Trumpworld. To wit:

“The principal personality in Trumpworld is, of course, Donald Trump,” as TNA editor-in-chief Gary Benoit puts it in the bookazine’s introduction. “But Trumpworld and Trump, though now very intertwined, are not the same. Trumpworld existed long before Trump threw his hat into the political ring, though under different names, such as the Tea Party or (earlier) the Silent Majority.” 

Although it’s surely true that “great minds discuss ideas” while “small minds discuss people,” as Eleanor Roosevelt observed, people don’t follow ideas — people follow people. And now that “Silent Majority” is silent no more. Its ignored millions spoke a bit through Buchanan, who made waves via 1992, ’96, and 2000 presidential runs. But the time wasn’t quite right for his populist message, as America wasn’t as nigh on the precipice; moreover, though charismatic and a compelling orator, Buchanan lacked the celebrity star power and billionaire bucks Trump commands. The time was right, however, after Barack Obama’s eight years, and thus did Trumpworld roar in 2016 when “The Donald” ran for the presidency. 

Yet Trump was trumped by the establishment a mere four years later, in 2020. And does this augur the end of Trumpworld’s relevance? Hardly. 

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By Selwyn Duke

He’s not Carmen Sandiego, but people are still asking: Where in the world is Gavin Newsom? This is with good reason, too:

The normally gregarious California governor hasn’t been seen in public for 12 days now — not since he very visibly received a COVID-19 booster shot on October 27. In fact, that Newsom even canceled a trip to an “important” overseas climate summit, an event he likely looked forward to, has led to speculation that he might have had a bad reaction to his inoculation.

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By Selwyn Duke

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By Selwyn Duke

This “country just becomes more and more of a hodgepodge of folks,” said Barack Obama, enthusiastically, in 2015. And a new survey by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) finds that most other Democrats share his balkanization love affair, with 64 percent desiring the transformation of America via (im)migration and “diversity.”

Meanwhile, 80 percent of Republicans — and a slim majority of the overall population, 52 percent — believe our country “is in danger of losing its culture and identity.”

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