By Selwyn Duke

It’s the best government Big Tech can buy. Fresh off shifting millions of votes to Democrats via manipulation and helping determine the election, tech companies now want to determine what can be said about it. In particular, YouTube has just announced that it will delete videos (much as Trump votes were deleted?) that question the 2020 contest’s legitimacy.

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By Selwyn Duke

So you’re on the House Intelligence Committee, and you take into your inner circle a national from our main geopolitical adversary — which just happens to be a nation dictating that all its citizens must engage in spying when asked. What could possibly go wrong?

What could possibly go wrong is what did: Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) ended up with a Chinese spy in his midst, a comely young woman named Fang Fang (a.k.a. “Christine Fang”)

What’s more, the married politician is accused of having had a sexual affair with Fangs. This would make it a classic “honey pot” scenario, which is when an operative initiates a relationship with a target in order to gain influence over him (and a married Intel. Committee member is ripe for blackmail).

Moreover, Fangs sank her teeth into other politicians as well….

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By Selwyn Duke

As if 2020 wasn’t “interesting” enough, now there’s word that the Islamic State is plotting jihad massacres in Europe during Christmastime. So warns a former MI6 spy, who says that the malevolent acts are intended as revenge for Westerners’ republication of Muhammad cartoons.

That man, Aimen Dean, a former al-Qaeda bomb-maker who later became an MI6 operative, says that various European countries will be targeted. 

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By Selwyn Duke

We have people working for us “at the top of America’s core inner circle of power and influence.” So said Chinese professor Di Dongsheng, vice dean of the School of International Relations at Renmin University, explaining in a leaked video how Beijing was able to leverage control over the United States and get rich and powerful on our backs — until President Trump assumed office.

Making his remarks in a November lecture that had been censored in China, Di also said that “for the past 30 years, 40 years, we have been utilizing the core power of the United States” and indicated that, under a Biden administration, it would be back to business as usual.

When I wrote the 2014 essay “Is China the Next Evil Empire?” the title was a rhetorical question. China’s designs on us and the world had long been obvious to those with open eyes….

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By Selwyn Duke

“Life unworthy of life.” That’s what the Nazis called the handicapped, who were the first targeted in their eugenics program. Eugenics, the science of improving the human race via selective breeding, was discredited after WWII. But now it’s making a comeback, courtesy of the Left — and the handicapped are again in the crosshairs.

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By Selwyn Duke

It remains to be seen if absentee balloting will be as common during the January 5 Georgia runoff election for the Senate as it was during the presidential contest, with a state official pointing out that such ballots won’t be “automatically” mailed to voters. This is a significant matter, too, since a study found that mail-in voting is the kind most facilitative of fraud.

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By Selwyn Duke

A tour guide in Hungary once explained how that nation’s Marxists “dealt with” the Christians. “It wasn’t that you couldn’t be a Christian, she said,” related Jonathon Van Maren in 2015. “You could pray at home, worship at home with your family, even get baptized and go to church. However, you had a choice. ‘You could either be a Christian,’ she told us, ‘or you could be successful.’” 

We’re increasingly seeing the same tactic in our time and place, and the latest example involves an effort to essentially eliminate Christian colleges. 

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By Selwyn Duke

Politicians who know they can just steal elections don’t have to worry about ballot-box accountability. This is why it should be taken very seriously when the Democrats announce they intend to grant amnesty to the “over 11 million” illegal aliens in our country.

Oh, “over 11 million” certainly is accurate here because 22 million — which is closer to the actual figure — qualifies.

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By Selwyn Duke

In some very sad news, we must announce that one of the truly great men of our time, Dr. Walter E. Williams, has passed away. A highly respected economics professor and commentator who had a syndicated column and appeared on TV and radio, Williams died Tuesday, December 1 at age 84.

Born in 1936, Williams and a sister were raised by a single mother in Philadelphia, where he spent part of his childhood living in a housing project. Williams had a fine upbringing, however, and proceeded to lift himself up by his bootstraps.

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By Selwyn Duke

“Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun,” said mass-murdering Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung. Again proving him at least partially correct is that teachers in Norway are now afraid to show Muhammad cartoons in “free-speech” classes — especially after the Muslim jihadist beheading of French teacher Samuel Paty, who had displayed such images.

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