By Selwyn Duke

Forget qualifications and educational experience; those assets may not get you far when trying to get a teaching position today. What will, an educational watchdog organization has revealed, is adherence to far-left orthodoxy.

In fact, found the organization, the National Opportunity Project (NOP), this discrimination manifests itself in “hiring guidance, interview questions, teacher job postings and evaluation criteria…."

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By Selwyn Duke

If anyone wants to know why Barack Obama apparently supported same-sex “marriage” in 1996, long before it was even an issue, Larry Sinclair’s story may hold the answer. Sinclair is the man who says that in Chicago in 1999, he did drugs and twice had sex with a very willing Obama. And while his allegations aren’t new, a recent interview he granted commentator Tucker Carlson did bring to light some troubling matters, the main of which is:

Did the media imperil our national security by burying the story?

Sinclair first came forward in 2008, telling a tale about how he and Obama did cocaine (Obama smoked his) and how he fellated the then-Illinois state senator. The 61-year-old Sinclair told Carlson in the recent interview, which aired last Wednesday on X (formerly Twitter), that he “was in Chicago looking for a party,” and the politician was introduced to him as “Barack Obama,” though he didn’t know who Obama was at the time.

“I gave Barack $250 to pay for coke and start putting a line on a CD tray, and just snort,” he related. He stated that Obama knew just where to obtain the drugs.

“‘It was definitely not Barack’s first time,’ Sinclair added in response to Carlson’s question of whether the intercourse was transactional,” the New York Post relates. As for second times, Obama came back the next day for another sexual go-around, Sinclair also recalled.

For all the sordid details, you can listen to the entire interview here. More important, however, are the deeper issues, though you wouldn’t know it from mainstream media coverage.

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By Selwyn Duke

Perhaps Democrat David Archie didn’t get the party memo:

Our elections are “free and fair” and there is no vote fraud.

And anyone claiming otherwise is a “threat to democracy.”

The only thing is, though, that Archie, county supervisor in Hinds County, Mississippi, says he has video evidence. 

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By Selwyn Duke

We discussed how while some feminists may now complain about MUSS (Made-up Sexual Status, aka "transgender") men intruding into their spaces, but they're simply being hoisted with their own petards. Feminism laid the foundation for the MUSS agenda.

My appearance begins at 30:50.

By Selwyn Duke

Perhaps the Canadian government would love to subject conservative U.S. states to the kind of reeducation it’s visiting on famed psychologist and author Jordan Peterson, who has been ordered to undergo “social media training” for criticizing the “transgender” agenda. Or maybe Canuck officials would like to arrest such states’ governors as they did a father who didn’t use his young daughter’s preferred pronouns. They can’t, of course, but are petulant enough to pursue a stamp-your-foot, hands-on-the-hips version of government activism:

Ottowa has issued a travel advisory, warning sexual devolutionary (aka, “LGBTQ+”) Canadians of the perils awaiting them if they visit certain U.S. states.

The issue, of course, is recently passed state laws that protect schoolchildren from sexual devolutionary propaganda (aka “gender and sexual orientation” instruction), prohibit sexual-distortion treatments (SDTs, aka “gender affirming care”) for minors, and create situation-specific bans on drag shows.

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By Selwyn Duke

No, they don’t have peg legs and eye patches or often exclaim “Arrrgh, Matey!” and you won’t taste a cutlass’ cold steel if interrupting their nefarious activities. But the fact remains that crime has become so pervasive in California that pirates — yes, pirates — are now a problem in the San Francisco Bay area.

Well, it is said that the Golden State is a trendsetter. And as one commentator puts it, “Why stop at Detroit when you can become the next Somalia?”

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s certainly not unprecedented. Leftist Maximilien Robespierre, the French Revolution’s main author, was a passionate capital punishment opponent who called the death penalty a “cowardly assassination” — he then went on to execute thousands during his Reign of Terror. Likewise did the liberals of decades ago frown upon punishment, sometimes saying it “doesn’t work” and is “morally wrong.” Boy, has that ever changed.

Now, Frenchie Max style, punishment’s effectiveness is not only a self-evident truth to leftists, but it can’t be harsh enough.

That is, when it’s the “right people” being punished.

A good example is the recent sentencing of “Proud Boy” January 6 defendants, one of the latest of whom got 17 years for an incident in which no “one was killed, no property was significantly damaged, nothing was set on fire, nobody whipped out a gun, nobody got taken hostage, [and] no mass casualties were strewn through the streets,” as commentator Monica Showalter put it Friday.

In contrast, Black Lives Matter and Antifa rioters routinely get off with minor or no charges.

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By Selwyn Duke

The scene was terrible, so much so that were the victim and victimizers reversed, the incident would’ve been front-page news. Instead, it was “Nothing to see here; move along.”

“It’s just another ‘infidel’ being forced to kiss some Muslims’ feet and then beaten.”

There’s truth to the above statement, too: The violence and humiliation, visited recently on a frightened, young Belgian boy and caught on video, was just one of many incidents involving an age-old Islamic method for asserting dominance and control.

In fact, points out Arab commentator Raymond Ibrahim, forcing non-Muslims to kiss Muslims’ feet is a practice seen across time and space — the only thing that’s different, now, is how the West responds.

This difference exists, too, because of what the West has become. In fact, in poetic irony, the incident involving the young boy….

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s understandable why some conclude that mainstream media, politicians, and other pseudo-elites just love “politically incorrect” murders. After all, in accordance with Democrat Rahm Emanuel’s counsel, “Never let a serious crisis go to waste,” such crimes are happily used by the establishment to advance their agenda. A case in point is the tragic, racially motivated Saturday killing of three black people at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida, by 21-year-old Ryan Christopher Palmeter.

First we have Florida state Democratic lawmaker Angie Nixon, who blamed Governor Ron DeSantis’ anti-woke policies for the shooting, saying he has “blood on his hands.”

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By Selwyn Duke

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive,” wrote philosopher C.S. Lewis. “It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”

Whether or not our nanny-state busybodies exercise their tyranny “sincerely,” the above passage could come to mind when pondering the Joe Biden administration’s latest greentopian target: ceiling fans.

That’s right, trying to force people to drive unfeasible electric cars, use paper straws containing possibly toxic chemicals, embrace inferior dishwashers and washing machines, and become teetotalers isn’t enough.

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