By Selwyn Duke
“Unvaxxed are the new blacks,” opined one writer. This is ironic, too, because a disproportionate percentage of America’s unvaccinated are black. This means that under the logic of the Left and its “disparate impact” theory, the vaccine passports it’s currently pushing are racist.
In fact, one acting black mayor likens them to slave papers.
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By Selwyn Duke
“We'll convert your children…and you will barely notice it,” sang the San Francisco Gay Men’s choir a while back. In thus proclaiming, the singers weren’t prognosticators as much as chroniclers, and the latest example of our longstanding, minor-targeting Sexual Devolution comes out of the all-American town of Gillette, Wyoming.
It is there — in the midst of a county where 86.76 percent of residents voted for President Trump — that the public library “circulated LGBTQIAP+ propaganda,” relates local activist Kevin Bennett, who has been on the ground in Gillette gathering information. June 2021’s “Rainbow Month” at the facility, the Campbell County Public Library (CCPL], included pro-LGBTQIAP+ materials aimed at teens,” he continues, further stating that this was visibly promoted in a special basement “teen section.”
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By Selwyn Duke
It’s amazing how many people are trying to tear down present glories in the name of a past none of them have any interest in going back to. Bringing this to mind is the underreported story of the Canadian church burnings, acts inspired by the claim that Christian-run “residential schools” abused, brutalized and murdered American Indian children.
By Selwyn Duke
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) itself told us that during the 2017-18 influenza season, the flu vaccine was only 40 percent effective. Why is well understood: The strain of virus a vaccine is derived from often will not be the same one that’ll be prevalent during respiratory disease season. This is because viruses mutate. That’s what they do.
What public officials, not exactly like George Washington and the cherry tree, do is mutate their positions. This brings us to CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky’s statement, at a July 28 press conference, that the “big concern is the next [SARS-CoV-2 ] variant that might emerge, just a few mutations potentially away, could potentially evade our vaccines.”
Now, the vaccines were sold with, and many Americans took them predicated on, the idea that they’d keep us safe from COVID-19.
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By Selwyn Duke
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By Selwyn Duke
A man on the street wouldn’t think to define a human being as three-fifths of a person, but this was the language that emerged when Southern slaveholding states and Northern abolitionists negotiated slave status for congressional representation. For politics doesn’t just make strange bedfellows; it draws strange conclusions. Its scientific conclusions are no exception.
In deference to the strange bedfellow that is China, the World Health Organization once proclaimed that the coronavirus wasn’t transmissible person to person (you had to kiss a pangolin or something, I guess). The CDC was against masking before it was for it, briefly opposed it again, before resuming full maskaholism a day or two later. Ditto for Dr. Anthony “Flip-flop” Fauci, who seems to have taken every COVID-19 and COVID-1984 position imaginable, as he applies relativism to disease remediation.
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By Selwyn Duke
Rochelle Walensky lied about how kids died — and more children will suffer as a result.
Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), perhaps trying to justify the administration position that children will probably have to wears masks at school in the fall, recently stated that COVID-19 is notably deadlier to kids than is the flu. The problem is that the CDC bigwig’s claim was contradicted by an interesting source: the CDC.
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By Selwyn Duke
What happens when you’ve long been reliant upon a sub-par service, but then find out you can perform it better yourself? If you answer that you ditch the service, now you know the reason for one often welcome, COVID-19-inspired societal change: a surge in homeschooling.
Homeschooling has long been gaining in popularity. Numbering only about 850,000 in 1999, there were approximately two million homeschooled children in America five years ago and an estimated 2.5 million in the spring of 2019, with a growth rate of two to eight percent per year, according to recruitment service Mark in Style.
That is, until the virus made it go viral.
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By Selwyn Duke
Have you noticed that modern “efficient” washing machines sometimes really stink — and that clothes emerging from them also may? Or have you wondered why new washers’ electronic displays are reminiscent of the space shuttle or why they can have wash cycles approximating low-Earth-orbit space-flight length? Uncle Sam’s regulations, which now touch virtually every aspect of our lives, are the reason.
Ronald Reagan once said that the nine scariest words in the English language are, “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”
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By Selwyn Duke
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