By Selwyn Duke

Immigrationist authorities shipped the migrants in during the dead of night. My, observers may wonder, they couldn’t be trying to hide something, could they?

The place is a small Irish town named Buncrana, which had already received migrants, such as Syrians in 2019, without notice. In Buncrana, which is in County Donegal, almost 30 percent of its 6,000 to 7,000 population is already now foreign-born; meanwhile, it’s claimed that 600 of the town’s young people under 25 have left the area, as its services and housing capacity are strained.

So call this a “Great Replacement,” or a small replacement, but for sure is this: Some residents are fed up, to the point that almost 200 protesters recently locked arms and blocked two buses carrying 66 more migrants to Buncrana shelters — that reportedly had only 19 beds.

Oh, these migrants, who claim asylum, are largely (if not completely) young, male, and unvetted.

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By Selwyn Duke

The question is: What’s the “more”?

Black author and intellectual Booker T. Washington once famously said that there “is another class of coloured people,” whose members “do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.”

If anyone currently fits this bill, it’s one Yaba Blay, a self-professed black “thought leader” who states in her bio that she was named one of “Essence Magazine’s ‘Woke 100’” (yes, they meant that as a compliment). After all, most racial hustlers at least maintain the pretense that if the U.S. would merely fork over billions in reparations to its black citizens, the “healing” could begin and all and sundry could hope to come together and sing Kumbaya.

But not Blay, not today — and not ever. White people, you “can not pay your way out of this,” she warns. “There are not enough reparations in the world.”

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By Selwyn Duke

We're fracturing as a civilization. And a major part of our problem is dishonesty; that is, people bending the Truth for others and themselves (the latter being rationalization). A society based on lies is a society in its last days. Truth matters.

By Selwyn Duke

No, it’s not a more devastating nuclear weapon. It’s not “Skynet”-like artificial intelligence. It’s not the development of nanobots or a new, gain-of-function-altered virus, either. In a way, though, it’s far scarier:

Some scientists and scholars claim the existence of free will is a myth.

Were this true, the implications for society would be staggering — so much so, that nuclear, AI, or viral destruction might actually be preferable.

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By Selwyn Duke

While there has been, understandably, much talk since Covid about anti-Asian hate crime, there has been virtually none about the hate crime that dare not speak its name. But this doesn’t mean bias crimes against whites don’t happen. In fact, they’ve increased precipitously since neo-Marxist group Black Lives Matter’s birth.

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By Selwyn Duke

Shortly after 9/11, late comedienne Joan Rivers was guest-hosting a radio show and, being wholly serious and commenting on how the terrorist act had shaken society, said (I’m paraphrasing) “All this political correctness is going to have to go out the window.” Of course, what actually happened was that the tragedy-specific emotions and trauma passed, and political correctness just intensified, eventually metastasizing into “wokeness.”

In fact, far from curtailing (im)migration, the borders’ sieve-like character remained, and more Muslims would immigrate to the United States following 9/11 than did during our whole history prior to that fateful day. This brings us to another prediction, one coming in the wake of the October 7 Hamas attack and the resulting pro-Palestinian protests in many Western countries: that, as a Newsweek title puts it, “Emboldened Global Jihad Is Final Nail in Coffin of Mass Migration Delusion.”

Is it, though? Or is this delusion itself?

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By Selwyn Duke

The Scientific Method, originated 400 years ago, is a major reason we have our modern world, with its high technology, long lifespans, robust populations, and luxuries. Given this, you’d think its place in education would be secure.

You’d be wrong.

In fact, it had been completely removed from the North Carolina K-12 Science Standards, supplanted by something called “Science and Engineering Practices” (SEP). And with what, precisely, does SEP replace the Scientific Method (SM)?

Computer models, according to reports.

Hey, what could possibly go wrong?

The good news: The SM has since been restored in North Carolina’s schools, thanks to the efforts of one concerned scientist. But here’s what many may find distressing:

Of the 14,000 “inputs” N.C. officials received about the curriculum, that lone scientist, physicist John Droz, was the only one who complained about the SM’s nixing.

What’s more, the battle against this attack on science is just beginning. For the pedagogy of which SEP is a part, “Next Generation Science Standards” (NGSS), is being embraced by education bureaucracies in 45 states.

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By Selwyn Duke

Perhaps the most politically incorrect thing you could do in this cancel-culture age, something taking you so far outside the Overton Window that you couldn’t even peek through it, is praise Adolf Hitler. Why, when a couple of schemers in the 1967 black comedy The Producers sought to create a stage musical designed to fail, celebrating Hitler was the very topic they chose.

It’s unknown if The New York Times’ leadership had the movie in mind — to the schemers’ dismay, their production became an unexpected comic hit — when making a recent move: rehiring a Hitler-praising journalist. What’s for sure in this case, especially now that the paper is defending its decision, is that no one is laughing.

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By Selwyn Duke

The pseudo-elites in media, politics, and elsewhere absolutely despise seeing X users peddle disinformation.

That’s a role, they apparently believe, that should be left to the professionals.

They are better at it, too. How do you think they spread fake news so much more effectively?

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By Selwyn Duke

“[W]hat happens when the actual evidence doesn’t match up with the public narrative that everyone’s already decided on? This is the kind of case that ends careers.”

So lamented Hennepin County, Minnesota, medical examiner Dr. Andrew Baker after autopsying George Floyd’s body, according to new witness testimony. This is significant, of course, as Baker’s “findings” were used to help put a man in prison for 40 years — and for something else as well.

Floyd’s case was made a pretext for a further left-wing transformation of our whole country.

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