By Selwyn Duke

By Selwyn Duke

“I expect to die in bed, my successor will die in prison, and his successor will die a martyr in the public square,” said Cardinal Francis George in 2010. The only thing the prelate might have gotten wrong, it appears, is the time frame — if the shocking reaction to Canada’s recent church burnings is any indication.

For as houses of worship, some of which serve immigrant and American Indian communities, are set alight by arsonists, a civil libertarian tweeted “Burn it all down.” What’s more, some politicians have, incredibly, tacitly or explicitly endorsed this sentiment.

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By Selwyn Duke

While many health authorities still insist kids should receive coronavirus vaccinations and colleges coast to coast are making the shot a requirement for returning to class, this policy’s folly has been illustrated by yet another analysis — one showing that the average age of those dying of COVID-19 is greater than the average lifespan.

In other words, politicians kept children locked down; schools closed; people masked, distanced, and isolated; and practically stopped civilization over a disease that was little to no threat to most citizens.

What’s more, if health authorities had actually acknowledged this reality, the “science,” they could have targeted their efforts and saved many thousands of elderly.

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By Selwyn Duke

From the schoolroom to the board room to video on Zoom, Anti-whiteness 101/Divide-and-Conquer Theory (a.k.a. Critical Race Theory) has swept across America like an invading horde. In fact, despite spirited opposition from parents and others coast to coast, it continues spreading due to pseudo-elite embrace.

One of the latest examples involves pricey pre-k-to-12 school Columbus Academy in Gahanna, Ohio. After two mothers, Andrea Gross and Amy Gonzalez, created a group called the Pro-Columbus Academy Coalition to combat the anti-white CRT bigotry that had consumed the institution, school officials responded:

They expelled the women’s three daughters.

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By Selwyn Duke

I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 28:49.

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By Selwyn Duke

Forget indecent-exposure laws. If one disturbed mid-teen girl “identifies” as a boy and wants to walk around topless in front of actual boys and men, she must be allowed to. That’s what happened, too, at a city aquatic center in a small Iowa municipality — and it has created an uproar.

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By Selwyn Duke

Unlike Michael Brown, he didn’t attack a cop. Unlike George Floyd, he didn’t have a criminal record and drugs in his system. In fact, he wasn’t even being arrested. But just like those two men, 17-year-old Hunter Brittain is dead, in his case the victim of a suspicious police shooting.

Yet unlike Brown and Floyd again, you haven’t heard a peep about Brittain’s story from national media.

And you likely won’t.

You see, Brittain was white.

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By Selwyn Duke

“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times,” famously wrote author G. Michael Hopf in Those Who Remain. It’s fashionable today to slam the United States, as people kneel during our Anthem but bow to China, as they call our system oppressive while enriching overseas tyrants (and themselves). Yet while America’s detractors call her many things and by her defenders are called many things, among them hateful and ungrateful, they are certainly also something else: weak.

In fact, if America is guilty of anything, it’s creating the best of times that have created the weakest of men.

When King George III, George Washington’s former enemy, heard that the latter would relinquish power to a powerless Congress, he stated to painter Benjamin West, "If he does that, he will be the greatest man in the world." Yet Washington did do that and, in the process, helped forge history’s greatest civilization.

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By Selwyn Duke

By Selwyn Duke

I discussed the moral breakdown that lies at the heart of all our problems. My appearance begins at 18:57. 

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