By Selwyn Duke

One reason conservatives never saw a culture war they couldn’t lose is that they insist on using Queensberry rules, even as the Left fights no-holds-barred. Consider, for example, two scenarios.

When leftists discover someone “committing conservatism” — such as when former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich was found to have donated $1,000 to California’s Proposition 8 — they accept nothing less than the person’s termination. In fact, they never want him to work again. Ergo “cancel culture.”

When leftists effect something truly outrageous, such as the anti-white “Deep Equity” school curriculum being implemented nationwide, the reaction is different. Conservatives may fight back against it as they did with Deep Equity in Chandler, Arizona, but they’re generally satisfied if the social engineering is abandoned. They don’t go for blood. In fact, so often have I heard prominent conservative figures say in such a situation, “Look, I don’t want anyone fired.”

Well, I do.

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By Selwyn Duke

As in too many “conservative” towns, Star City, West Virginia, was poised to conserve a liberalism-born status quo. In its case, it was going to follow the lead of so many major municipalities and enact an oppressive sexual devolutionary (LGBT) ordinance. But thanks to the lobbying of a virtue-oriented activist group, this time the sexual social engineers lost.

As issue was something that sounded innocuous enough (to innocent ears): an “anti-discrimination” ordinance. It actually, however, would’ve discriminated against businesses that would operate in accordance with just norms and reason’s dictates.

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By Selwyn Duke

If you were one of those people who thought, “Well, at least education’s political correctness can’t touch the hard disciplines,” think again. For soft heads have now conjured up something called “ethnomathematics,” which holds that emphasizing correct answers reflects White Supremacy™.

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By Selwyn Duke

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By Selwyn Duke

As with language, kids learn all things best when they’re young — and hate-America-first propaganda is no exception. Thus is the daily indoctrination of American schoolchildren troubling, and brought to light last night is a striking example of it: kindergarteners being forced daily to recite “land acknowledgements,” which are admissions that they live on stolen land.

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By Selwyn Duke

In a rousing January 26 Senate floor speech calling Donald Trump’s impeachment trial a “sham,” Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) tacitly and rightly impeached the character of its Democrat authors. 

Aside from illustrating the hypocrisy of charging the ex-president with inciting an insurrection, when Trump’s rhetoric had been tame compared to that of many rabble-rousing Democrats, Paul also filed a point of order objecting to the trial on the basis that it’s unconstitutional. While he lost on that 55-45, with five GOP senators voting with the Democrats, his words were not lost on those with ears to hear. 

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By Selwyn Duke

The January 6 Capitol event’s overwrought news coverage (“It’s like Pearl Harbor!”) has been called many things that it is, from hypocritical to politically expedient to demagogic to deceitful to just plain dumb. But it’s also something else: insulting and offensive — and reflective of snobbish, pseudo-elite priorities.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s not just Joe Biden’s sniffing schnoz that has a preference for young females. His alma mater, the University of Delaware (UD), does as well. Its discrimination stinks of illegality, too, as it excludes men in numerous ways in violation of federal law, namely Title IX.

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By Selwyn Duke

Hot mics so often get people in hot water — and sometimes reveal cold hearts. Such was the case with a Contra Costa County, California, school board Zoom meeting that members thought was private but wasn’t. As a result, the world heard their private thoughts on parents who complain about COVID-19 school closings. It wasn’t pretty.

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By Selwyn Duke

“Don’t bite the hand that feeds you” goes the age-old sage advice. This counsel is lost on U.S. “ally” Qatar, however, as it’s counseling Muslims living in non-Islamic nations to despise their “infidel” benefactors.

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