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By Selwyn Duke
Just recently, a man placed in a women’s prison because he “identified” as female impregnated two inmates. That happened in New Jersey. But nearer to the old Jersey, in Britain, men claiming womanhood now have yet another opportunity:
If they’re police officers, they’ll be allowed to strip search female suspects — and anyone objecting may be accused of a “hate crime.”
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By Selwyn Duke
America’s fractiousness, says pundit Leonard Pitts, is the pits. We’ve lost “the willingness and ability to share a common national identity,” he complains — as a result of Republicans’ “pursuit of power.”
In an article penned last week, Tribune columnist Pitts opened citing how actor Sean Penn, who’d been in Ukraine when Russia invaded, mentioned that we Americans lack the unity he experienced in that besieged nation. Pitts points out, however, that just as in the United States after 9/11, witnessed in Ukraine is “the predictable byproduct of an immediate existential threat.”
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By Selwyn Duke
Can quality withstand the assault of diversity? Cases in point: In Virginia and New York City, schools have nixed merit-based entrance exams driven by a racial motive: Increasing the number of black and Hispanic students and reducing the presence of whites and Asian-descent youths.
In fact, in Fairfax County, Virginia, a school board member even admitted that their racial machinations have “an anti asian [sic] feel.”
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By Selwyn Duke
The videos are eerie. People locked in their apartments and reportedly unable to obtain food. Thousands of desperate voices screaming in unison through the windows of large building complexes. Mass Covid-19 quarantine camps. Government drones hovering about commanding you to “curb your soul’s desire for freedom.” A mass slaughter of people’s pets, with cats in mesh bags on the sidewalk waiting to be killed and dogs beaten to death on the street. No, this isn’t Putin-assailed Ukraine.
But it is the “largest prison camp in human history"....
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By Selwyn Duke
Some might say it’s a lot of hot air. First “green” energy endeavors threatened the North Maine Woods and a pre-Columbian forest in Germany. Now comes news that wind-power turbines have been killing scores of bald eagles along with the more threatened golden eagle. The federal government has fined a company implicated in this, too. Yet critics may wonder: Shouldn’t the feds expect an avian body count when encouraging wind power, as it’s well known that those unsightly windmill blades kill birds?
The kicker: One of the government’s gripes is that the company, ESI Energy, is “taking eagles without obtaining or even seeking the necessary permit,” as if this makes a bird less dead or a species less endangered and should apply to unintentional killings.
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By Selwyn Duke
I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.
Note: To fast-forward to my segment, you must right-click on the in-line MP3 player below and then click "Open link in new tab.
By Selwyn Duke
Could you imagine being arrested in your own country by a non-citizen, maybe even one who broke the law by sneaking into your nation? It’s already the case that a legal non-citizen can be a police officer in California. But if a new Golden State bill becomes law, even illegal aliens may be allowed to become cops.
Ironically, this would of course include nationals from Mexico, whose very constitution itself states that non-citizens may not become policemen.
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