By Selwyn Duke

I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.

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Talkback-10-29-2021 (1)

By Selwyn Duke 

"Male and female He created them,” Genesis tells us. It’s news so old — nay, timeless — that we don’t even call it history. But with sexual devolutionaries calling it myth and saying “sex” is “gender” and “gender” is fluid, it’s necessary to point out that this news is fact — and one organization has boldly done just that.

“As Christians, we must engage in this debate and end it once and for all, at least in our minds,” Patti Garibay, founder and executive director of American Heritage Girls [AHG], wrote in a press release distributed to media. AHG is a Girl Scouts alternative formed after the latter began embracing corruptive, hard-left, anti-American policies.

“Despite what society is saying … Scripture is clear: There is a difference between male and female, and it is worth celebrating,” Garibay continued.

It’s worth adding that biology is likewise clear: “Male” and “female” constitute a basic division in nature, with their profound non-reproductive differences known as “sexual dimorphism.” This Bible-biology congruence is not surprising: As Pope John Paul II once pointed out, there is no disagreement between good faith and good science.

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By Selwyn Duke

It won’t be news to many that New Jersey is as crooked as a dog’s hind leg. This extends, of course, to its electoral system. Thus can it be said assuredly that without vote fraud, the remarkably corrupt and fairly stupid Garden State governor, Goldman Sachs guy Phil Murphy, would have lost Tuesday’s election hands down.

Murphy’s challenger, Republican Jack Ciatarelli, has a slim advantage after late-counted votes have trimmed his margin. As of this writing, he leads the incumbent 49.65 percent to 49.60 percent with 97.51 percent of the precincts reporting. It’s a good bet at this point that more than enough votes will be found to put Murphy over the top. After all, anyone who thinks spontaneous generation is a myth hasn’t seen Democrat ballots magically appear in a car trunk or in a truck overnight.

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By Selwyn Duke

“Never believe what you publish — and never publish what you believe,” said the sleazy journalist in the film Night Flier. This attitude could come to mind when pondering the new breed of “anti-racist” writers, such as Robin DiAngelo, who make millions peddling the narrative that American is a white-supremacist nation, whites are inherently “racist,” and preferential treatment for non-whites is “equity.” After all, do these rabble-rousing propagandists really believe all the nonsense they disgorge?

One of them, Ibram X. Kendi (born Ibram Henry Rogers), certainly may not. Kendi, an establishment favorite whose breakout bestseller How To Be An Antiracist is now read everywhere from boardrooms to schoolrooms and by everyone from matriculating students to military personnel, was named one of the world’s most influential people by Time magazine. Yet recent tweets he sent, at least one of which he promptly deleted, indicate he may not believe his own rhetoric — and that he’s certainly not the “woke” man he pretends to be.

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By Selwyn Duke

“Till death do us part” is being heard less and less now because America is parting with marriage. This is fine with too many today, even though some form of marriage has been the norm in every civilization we know of. Thus may those not irredeemably libertine want to consider how it has been said — with respect to the universality of sex differences, for example — that when a phenomenon is witnessed worldwide in every time and place, it’s a strong indication it has a biological component. Oh, this isn’t to say marriage is in our DNA, yet a social and psychological need it satisfies may be.

Speaking of social phenomena, among adults, married people will shortly be a minority in the United States. This is not, as some may say, just because of faux (“same-sex”) marriage. But that phenomenon is a major exacerbating factor and, quite significantly, is a deadly symptom of the underlying problem.

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By Selwyn Duke

There are certain things a politician just might not reveal before an election, and New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is no exception. We know this because, with the Democrat’s chance at reelection coming up next Tuesday, his advisors were just caught on hidden video admitting that he will force state residents to be vaccinated after he’s reelected. But he can’t be honest about it yet because, one underling said, “right now it is about him winning.”

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By Selwyn Duke

As portrayed in the quite authentic 2003 film Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, it really was common for 18th and 19th-century naval vessels to have children serving aboard. In fact, one of the youngest midshipmen (equivalent to a petty officer) in American naval history was nine-year-old David Farragut, who at 12 became a prize master. As also portrayed in the film, these boys absolutely were on the firing line and could be hurt or even killed. What wasn’t depicted, because it would have rightly been viewed as ridiculous and never happened, was the adult officers screaming at an enemy, “Why are you firing at us!? There are kids on this vessel!”

Yet this is precisely what happens with the children stationed on the political firing line today. A youngster is put forth (usually by leftists) as a representative of some cause, and ostensibly is an independent little ideological warrior. But his handlers are actually using him as a human shield, hoping to forestall the agenda opposition an adult espousing the same ideas would encounter. They’ll say to critics, “How dare you attack a child!” — after they’ve facilitated the child’s political attack.

Thus was it unusual to see Australia’s Sky News take teen climate scold Greta Thunberg, and other fellow-traveler youth, to task for being hypocritical and ignorant. 

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By Selwyn Duke

Texas just endured a brutal winter last season in which its partial reliance on wobbly wind power led to the deaths of at least 111 people, mostly from hypothermia. Now the United Nations, whose officials seem to have endless energy to run their mouths, is pressuring the Lone Star State to further scrap fossil fuels — based on “global warming” concerns. In response, Governor Greg Abbott returned the favor and issued a recommendation for the UN.

“Pound Sand,” he said.

The kicker is that all this is for Texas’s own good, swears the UN.

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By Selwyn Duke

I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.

Note: To fast-forward to my segment, you must right-click on the in-line MP3 player below and then click "Open link in new tab."

Talkback-10-22-2021

By Selwyn Duke

It has been mentioned that one reason the establishment may want everyone “vaccinated” is to eliminate a “control group” whose better COVID-19 outcomes would refute the vaccination narrative. But with close to 100-percent vax rates in certain places, officials have a different problem:

Whom do you blame for coronavirus spikes once everyone has been jabbed?

After all, “Scapegoats are a necessity for tyrants because somebody has to take the blame for their failures,” commentator Thomas Lifson astutely notes. (This partially explains the demonization of white people, but they can’t easily be blamed for SARS-CoV-2 spread because their vax rates are higher than those of blacks and Hispanics, at least in the United States.)

So far, the “unvaccinated” — I use this term reservedly, as the shots really are genetic-therapy agents, GTAs — have taken it on the chin. For example, Joe Biden, obediently repeating his handlers’ instructions, echoed the establishment line at a CNN town hall last week in saying the unvaxxed were killing the vaxxed.

Then there was New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern happily admitting recently that she has turned the un-jabbed into second-class citizens (13-second video below).

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