By Selwyn Duke

What group is doing the best job of judging people not “by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character”? It’s a timely question on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and a black social commentator has answered it — not in the way you may think, though.

In a recent Rebel Media video, Jay Fayza mentions how whites have been maligned as the world’s most racist group. Yet citing a metadata analysis of worldwide surveys, Fayza states, “The most racist and bigoted people on earth are not whites. In fact, the most racist and bigoted people on Earth are in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.”

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By Selwyn Duke

Some say it’s anti-Semitism, but it’s more like Islamophilia. On Friday, a German court affirmed a ruling that an attempt by three Muslims to burn down a synagogue was not motivated by anti-Jewish feelings, but by a desire to draw “attention to the Gaza conflict.” As a result, the criminals (jihadists?) will get no jail time.

The incident occurred in July 2014 in Wuppertal, a small town in North Rhine-Westphalia, when 31-year-old Mohamad E., 26 year-old Ismail A., and 20-year-old Mohammad A. threw Molotov cocktails at the town’s synagogue, causing $850 in damage.

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By Selwyn Duke

Officials in the failed narco-state to our south are adamant that they won’t pay for Donald Trump’s proposed border wall. Former Mexican president Vicente Fox, for example — a man who could play the odious “Tuco” if there’s ever a The Good, the Bad and the Ugly remake — tweeted Wednesday that “[n]either today, nor tomorrow nor never Mexico will pay for that stupid wall.”

Then there’s another former Mexican official who dislikes Trump — and who disagrees.

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By Selwyn Duke

Will we one day see the hashtag #RobotLivesMatter? While a ridiculous notion, it’s not all that far from what has, quite oxymoronically, been proposed by a European Parliament (EP) committee: human rights for robots.  

It’s all part of a “draft report,” writes RT.com, “approved by 17 votes to two and two abstentions by the European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs, [which] proposes that ‘The most sophisticated autonomous robots could be established as having the status of electronic persons with specific rights and obligations.’”

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By Selwyn Duke

He’s the man who cleaned up New York City, taking out trash left behind by a Democrat administration. Can Rudolph Giuliani do the same for national cyber security?

That’s the hope, with an announcement today that President-elect Donald Trump has added the ex-NYC mayor to a White House group that will work to enhance cyber security in both the public and private sectors.

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By Selwyn Duke

It has become apparent that, unlike in ages past, accusations of racism are now the last refuge of a scoundrel. Not surprisingly, they’re also the first. 

Attorney general nominee Sen. Jeff Sessions is again finding this out the hard way, with racism charges being rolled out to scuttle his nomination. It matters not that a group of black pastors is defending him, with one crediting Sessions for having “worked to bankrupt the KKK in Alabama” and helping desegregate that state’s government schools. He’s to be branded a heretic by the Cult of Racism’s cafeteria bigotry bean counters.

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By Selwyn Duke

With Republicans now poised to appropriate funds for President-elect Donald Trump’s promised border wall, focus has shifted onto its cost and the matter of, as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi put it, “What is this [the money] coming out of?” Answering “Mexico” often evokes mockery, with Pelosi herself having scoffed, “Oh, yeah, really?” But, yes, really, Ms. Pelosi — it’s entirely possible.

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By Selwyn Duke

You’ve likely seen the sickening video. A mentally handicapped white teenager, having been abducted and bound, is then tortured by four black tormentors; they force him to say “F*** Trump!” and “F*** white people!” and flick cigarette ashes on a wound. They even make him drink from a toilet. Sadly, this also appears to be where one media outlet reporting on the story got its copy.

In what one commentator called “the single most despicable act of media bias I have ever encountered,” a Thursday morning CBS radio report (audio below) on the crime left listeners with the impression that the victim was a handicapped black teen — tortured by four white Trump supporters. Here’s the text of the broadcast…

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s not just Donald Trump’s election, Brexit and the anti-establishment wave sweeping the West. It’s that when even a mainstream-media outlet opines approvingly on “racial profiling,” you know change is afoot.

Writing at Bloomberg, Leonid Bershidsky explains that this New Year’s Eve in Cologne saw no repeat of the 500 sexual assaults committed in that city on Dec. 31, 2015. The reason why is Germany’s “new policing model,” he says, which involves a sort of racial profiling.

It’s ethnic profiling, technically (Arabs’ classification is “Caucasian”). But call it what you will, the German police exhibited “some hard-nosed realism…

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By Selwyn Duke

A prominent Islamic cleric has said that most of his fellow clerics forbid their followers from celebrating New Year’s. But this didn’t stop some Muslims from marking and marring the occasion with acts of mayhem.

With France now in an official state of emergency after recent terrorist attacks, approximately “90,000 security forces were deployed on French streets during the New Year celebrations where half a million revellers congregated,” reports the Express. Nonetheless, almost 1,000 cars were destroyed or damaged by arsonists on Sunday. There also were “many instances of security forces being hit with objects, or faced with attacks or insults," said French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux. Four hundred fifty-four people were arrested amidst the violence.

The government is accused of trying to hide the criminality’s magnitude…

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