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By Selwyn Duke
In simulated war games against China, the United States “gets it’s a** handed to it,” said a military analyst last year. True or not, there’s now another troubling development on this front: Advances in Chinese air defenses could soon render American air power ineffective, according to one expert.
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By Selwyn Duke
Lies kill.
It wasn’t even three weeks ago that I wrote about how the “media’s skewed reporting actually leads to interracial violence.”
“Imagine you’re a black person living in America, and all you hear from media are stories about whites killing and abusing blacks,” I explained. “Might you not become angry and start to believe our country, and whites, are irredeemably ‘racist’? Might you not, if you were the right (wrong?) type of person, lash out in anger and perhaps even violence?”
Now comes a story about just such an event.
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By Selwyn Duke
It’s a twist on cancel culture: Christians “canceling” their support for President Trump because of aspects of his past or present behavior. “How can they vote for such an ‘unpleasant … despicable person?’” is the thinking, as one commentator relates it.
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By Selwyn Duke
They didn’t think that virtual learning would be a lesson in virtual tyranny, but that’s what a Baltimore County, Maryland, mother and son got when police came to their home — all because a teacher saw a BB gun on the fifth-grader’s wall during a class video call.
Now the mother, Navy veteran Courtney Lancaster Sperry, is taking legal action against the offending and “offended” institution, Seneca Elementary School, according to an update on her Facebook page.
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By Selwyn Duke
If you want to know why George Orwell is said to have noted that there “are some ideas so absurd that only an intellectual could believe them,” look no further than one Professor Parker Crutchfield. A “bioethicist” at Western Michigan University, Crutchfield is disturbed that many “deplorables” are skeptical of COVID-19-inspired mask and social distance mandates — so disturbed, in fact, that he suggests secretly putting psychoactive “morality pills” in the water supply to ensure lockdown-measure compliance. Seriously.
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By Selwyn Duke
If you want to know why some teachers fear how virtual learning allows parents to witness their instruction, you don’t have to look further than an “English” lesson in Tennessee. In fact, one outraged father in the Metro Nashville Public School District is now pulling his seven-year-old daughter out of school because she was being taught that, as he put it, “white people are bad, mean & racist against African-Americans & Mexicans.”
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By Selwyn Duke
Here’s a question: If one locality couldn’t conduct a mail-in-ballot election without vote fraud so rampant a judge would be compelled to order a new election, what’s would happen if this system were replicated nationally?
This should be pondered now that such fraud has been revealed in Patterson, New Jersey, a city of 150,000.
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By Selwyn Duke
Donald Trump is “denigrating” our “democracy,” said Hillary Clinton in the October 19, 2016 presidential debate, responding to Trump’s statement that he may not accept a possibly fraudulent election’s outcome. Since that election, Clinton has by her own professed standard been doing nothing but denigrating our system — and now she’s at it again.
“Don’t forget, Joe and Kamala can win by three million votes and still lose. Take it from me,” said she during her Wednesday Democratic National Convention speech. “So we need numbers overwhelming, so Trump can’t sneak or steal his way to victory,” she continued (video below).
Hillary Clinton just said she won the 2016 election.
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) August 20, 2020
These people are mentally unstable pic.twitter.com/VgjJiNR0pl
By Selwyn Duke
Much of the public knows it, many foreign leaders know it, and Democrat insiders know it but dare not say it publicly:
Joe Biden cannot function as president.
And now chief White House doctor to ex-president Barack Obama has essentially said as much, stating that the presumptive Democratic nominee is “just lost.”
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By Selwyn Duke
It isn’t easy for a Democratic Party event to inspire bad press from its PR team, the mainstream media (MsM), but the party’s 2020 convention has managed to do just that. For many in the MsM, as well as among the general public, are describing the virtual event as like an “infomercial,” as boring, and as “unwatchable.”
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