By Selwyn Duke

What do you do with someone who has a rap sheet going back more than a generation, listing crimes such as drug possession, sex offenses, strangulation and suffocation, illegal firearm possession, resisting arrest, battery, and beating up and then running over the mother of one of his children?

If you say, release the person on a $1,000 bond to continue his predation, congratulations — you qualify to be Milwaukee County district attorney.

For this is precisely what the actual Milwaukee County district attorney, John Chisholm, did via his policies with respect to Darrell Brooks. Brooks is the man who drove his SUV into Waukesha, Wisconsin’s Christmas parade on Sunday, killing six people and injuring more than 60.

It was just last week that Brooks was arrested for using a vehicle to run down his baby momma….

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By Selwyn Duke

Lost in the propaganda surrounding Kyle Rittenhouse is something that would’ve put his August 25, 2020 actions in greater perspective:

Contrary to what mainstream media would have us believe, the teen wasn’t a lone wolf “vigilante” who took the unheard of measure of arming himself in the midst of Kenosha “protesters.” Rather, he was one of “countless men standing with baseball bats, handguns, semi-automatic rifles, and shotguns in front of their businesses and homes"….

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By Selwyn Duke

“Do it for the children.” Oh, how many times have we heard this appeal over the years uttered in service of suspect causes? But what the leftists who wore out that line are now doing for the children — or to the children, to be precise — is perhaps the latest example of an underappreciated phenomenon: systemic child abuse. 

We hear much about “systemic racism.” Social-sphere robber barons (e.g., Attorney General Merrick Garland’s son-in-law) make millions peddling Critical Race Theory to schools, and demagogues use “systemic racism” to leverage political power. Yet systemic child abuse has a quality systemic racism doesn’t:

It’s actually real. 

It takes many forms, too: telling children they can become the opposite sex, exposing them to lewd material, forcing health-damaging masks on them, targeting them with racial propaganda, and killing unborn babies and then using their body parts for experimentation. Perhaps the most recent form is another type of experimentation: compelling children to take COVID-19 genetic-therapy agents (GTAs, aka “vaccines”) to “protect” against a disease imperiling them not a whit. 

This is no exaggeration. The GTA push has assumed the character of a (false) religious cause, with Branch COVIDian pseudo-elites forging on ahead with mass “vaccination” plans in defiance of all reason. 

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By Selwyn Duke

Why would you chase and lunge at, or otherwise attack, a young man who’s carrying a semi-automatic rifle? This is what happened last August 25^th in the Kyle Rittenhouse affair, and it’s crazy behavior. Yet with respect to at least one of the three men shot in self-defense by Rittenhouse, Joseph Rosenbaum, there may be a logical explanation for such craziness:

Rosenbaum really was, clinically speaking, crazy.

We’ve heard much about the criminal records of the three Rittenhouse assailants’ who were shot (and a bit about the checkered past of the fourth attacker, who wasn’t shot), and rightly so. But underemphasized in Rosenbaum’s case is that he actually was what we today call “mentally ill,” having been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Why is this relevant? It not only helps explain his irrational behavior, but there’s also this:

It’s not unusual for mentally ill people to attempt suicide — and to sometimes conscript others into their self-destructive endeavors.

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By Selwyn Duke

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the Italian prelate well known for his criticism of Pope Francis and opposition to globalist schemes, issued Tuesday a dire warning and a powerful clarion call:

 A “global coup d’état” is taking place, he stated, for the purposes of effecting a “Great Reset,” a movement toward the “New World Order.”

To combat this, Viganò implored, it “is necessary to form an international Anti-Globalist Alliance, which gathers all those who want to oppose the dictatorship, who have no intention of becoming slaves to a faceless power, who are not willing to cancel their own identity, their own individuality, their own religious faith.”

“If the attack is global,” he continued, “the defense must also be global.”

Viganò has long warned that COVID-19 is being leveraged by demagogues to increase their power and strip personal liberties, but his latest appeal is perhaps his most powerful yet. 

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By Selwyn Duke

Many people, even some notable commentators, are hailing the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict as a triumph for American justice. In reality, though, the teen rightly prevailed, being found not guilty on all five charges brought against him.

But he did not get a fair trial.

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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-11-19-2021

By Selwyn Duke

He’s not Atlas holding up the world. But Dr. Scott Atlas is holding up the Coronavirus Task Force — to scrutiny — and what the physician, formerly part of said force, reveals is not pretty.

To some people Dr. Anthony Fauci, and to a lesser degree ex-White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Deborah Birx and former CDC director Robert Redfield, are heroes; to others they’re zeros. To some they epitomize benevolence, to others malevolence. But Atlas, who spent time at COVID-19 meetings with them, reports that they’re something else:

Incompetent.

Atlas said that the three “experts” at the China virus response’s nucleus lacked knowledge, didn’t know the data, didn’t care to, and exhibited a total lack of critical-thinking skills.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s a new product being rolled out just in time for Christmas, I guess, but the question is: Do you get it when you’re naughty or nice?

The gift is an electronic thought-police bot going by the name “Themis.” Intended for classrooms and social settings, the device is designed to detect and interrupt “offensive” remarks.

No, you didn’t accidentally log on to the Babylon Bee. This is not satire, though it is often hard to tell in today’s world. Themis, named after the Greek goddess of justice and social order, is an actual product invented by an actual person who, it appears, markets it with an actual straight face.

“The thought police have arrived,” writes the Telegraph, reporting on the behavior bot, though, thankfully, Themis doesn’t vaporize misbehaving humans with a disintegrator ray (at least not yet) like the robot Gort in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Instead, it relies on “extremely bothersome alarms” that last “approximately two minutes,” as the Telegraph also relates, that are intended to warn the transgressor and provoke discussion.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s one thing hearing in the news about, let’s say, a car with supposed brake defects. But if you also began encountering people left and right who’d gotten into braking-caused accidents in that model vehicle, the story would become truly real to you. So it is with writer Liam Brooks and the COVID-19 “vaccines.”

And so it is with me.

I’ve written in recent months about how for the first time in my life, I’d personally met four different people in a short space of time who told me they’d had serious heart issues (in their cases, after taking the coronavirus genetic therapy agents {GTAs, a.k.a. “vaccines”}). Now Brooks tells us his stories in a piece titled “COVID vaccines: A warning from the grave.”

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