By Selwyn Duke
First the globalists invaded Afghanistan — now they want to use this as an excuse to have Afghanistan invade us. As journalist Spencer Ackerman (oxymoronically identified as a “national security reporter”) put it recently, he wants the Biden administration to increase Temporary Protected Status access and admit Afghan “refugees by the millions.”
Well, fellow immigrationist Rahm Emanuel did say, “Never let a serious crisis go to waste.”
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By Selwyn Duke
It used to be that men of science relied on, well, science, not just anecdotes. But the director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) — which bills itself as “one of the world’s foremost medical research centers” — has just admitted that anecdotes are all they have on the masking of children to prevent COVID-19.
But they’re recommending it, anyway.
This is despite there being alarming anecdotes — and data — indicating that masking kids jeopardizes their health.
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By Selwyn Duke
San Fran Nan Pelosi will tell ‘em. “The Taliban must know that the world is watching its actions,” said she in a recent statement, insisting that any “political settlement that the Afghans pursue to avert bloodshed must include having women at the table.” Yes, well, maybe House Speaker Pelosi (D-Calif.) can threaten them with cancellation.
Oh, yeah, the “world is watching,” she said — not censoring.
(Actually, the world is watching and laughing at the Biden administration.)
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By Selwyn Duke
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By Selwyn Duke
“The Afghan security forces have the capacity to sufficiently fight and defend their country,” said Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley in July. “A negative outcome, a Taliban military takeover, is not a foregone conclusion.”
Actually, not only was it not a foregone conclusion, it took mere weeks.
After the United States and NATO spent billions over 20 years building up the Afghan security forces, those troops folded like a tent and the capital, Kabul, collapsed so quickly it “stunned U.S. officials,” writes USA Today.
But, hey, perhaps Milley can chalk it up to “white rage,” which in June he claimed to be studying (the Taliban are Arabs and, technically, Arabs are Caucasian). Not that he should worry: He also claimed that our main threat is white supremacist “domestic terrorists.”
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By Selwyn Duke
It’s easy mocking cultural revolutionary insanity and laughing it off as day room, psychiatric institution behavior. But with the inmates now running the asylum and ensuring that our heroes, history, and institutions are defamed or renamed, it’s really no laughing matter. After all, we’ve already heard that teaching math reflects “white supremacy” and, while the claim in question here isn’t that destructive, it does flow from the same dark and distorted spirit.
And the claim is that “curry,” the term, should largely be cancelled and that it’s rooted in “white, Christian supremacy.” Seriously.
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By Selwyn Duke
“The typical mask you buy in the drug store is not really effective in keeping out virus, which is small enough to pass through the material.” So said Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), in a February 5 e-mail. It’s just one of the many indications that widespread masking is more COVID Ritual than science. What’s more, an Irish study cited on Fox News last night had found that it isn’t just that masking schoolchildren is useless — it’s actually dangerous to their health.
It’s not as if this is the first masking red flag we’ve gotten. Past studies have found that masks become as pathogen-laden Petri dishes on people’s faces, that they can restrict oxygen intake and induce dangerously high carbon dioxide levels in children’s bloodstreams, and that wearers may be inhaling unhealthful plastic microparticles from them. Despite this and ostensibly motivated by the COVID-19 Delta variant’s prevalence, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recommending that our country’s 56 million children and teens wear masks regardless of vaccination status, their communities’ infection levels, and even though children aren’t generally threatened by, and don’t seem to readily transmit, the virus.
Of course, the CDC has flip-flopped on masks more than once, following the lead of Fauci, who changes COVID positions like clothes. Yet even if you believe CDC 5.0 and Fauci 9.0 (unless I missed a few iterations) and reckon that masking reduces contagion, a simple rule must be remembered.
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By Selwyn Duke
That’s “not one of the black classes,” the mother quoted her daughter’s school principal as saying after she requested a specific teacher for her girl. That mother, Kila Posey, then described her reaction: “First, it was just disbelief that I was having this conversation in 2020 with a person that looks just like me — a black woman. It’s segregating classrooms.”
“You cannot segregate classrooms,” she continued. “You can’t do it.”
Apparently you can, though, and the principal in question — Sharyn Briscoe of Mary Lin Elementary School in Atlanta — isn’t even the first to do it in recent times.
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By Selwyn Duke
When courts blocked President Trump’s travel bans, his reinstitution of the military’s “transgender” ban, and his effort to end DACA, I pointed out that he could actually just ignore the judges’ overreach because “judicial supremacy” has no basis in law. I also mentioned, long ago, that ignoring court rulings is precisely what the Left would do, anyway, once it had enough power. It wasn’t going to let some black-robed lawyer, with no ability to enforce his will, thwart its agenda.
And sure enough, it has come to pass.
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By Selwyn Duke
Along with many other commentators, I’ve reported on side effects associated with the coronavirus vaccines. Of particular concern are heart problems and, specifically, myocarditis, which is inflammation of the heart muscle.
Now, you’ll hear different stories about how common these issues are. Government officials and the medical establishment will claim they’re rare, while others say differently (and that the feds’ Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, or VAERS, is undercounting vaccine-coincident deaths). But when your anecdotal experience starts to align, suspiciously, with the warnings of danger, it’s eyebrow-raising.
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