By Selwyn Duke
When I was a wee lad in
elementary school — this was back when global cooling was dogma — we kids had all heard about killer bees. You may
remember the story: Scientists in Brazil had bred the African honey bee with a European
honey bee and succeeded in creating, well, a really mean bee. These hybrids then
escaped from their captors and started spreading throughout the Americas,
bullying the nice bees and occasionally killing people. This prompted some
sensationalistic stories in the media about the perils of these impudent
insects, and we kids were scared. Would K-i-l-l-e-r B-e-e-s (gasp!) be the end
of us? I suppose it could have made a good movie. The “Bees from Brazil,”
anyone?
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This article first appeared in the June 23, 2008 issue of The New American magazine.
By Selwyn Duke
If you’re like most alive today, you grew up with Paul R. Ehrlich’s
Malthusian idea of a “population bomb.” It just seems like common sense
that man will increase his numbers inexorably until, one day, we find
ourselves living a real-life Soylent Green scenario,
sans drama and Charlton Heston to sound that indelible alarm about the
real source of a futuristic, overpopulated world’s food supply,
“Soylent Green is people!”
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By Selwyn Duke
If you listened to the mainstream media, you’d think conservatives have a monopoly on hypocrisy. If
a figure has espoused traditional morality even just once at some point
in the past and then falls from grace, our press will descend on him
like vultures. You can be a Barney Frank, Ted
Kennedy or Gerry Studds, but woe betide the Larry Craigs, Mark Foleys,
and Ted Haggards of the world, for justice is mine, saith the New York Times.
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BILL MAHER: Foolish Rambling about Global Warming
This segment from Bill Maher's show is a good example of what the sheeple are exposed to, and why they are sheeple. As for Maher, he's living proof of why a little knowledge is dangerous. A more smug man there never was, yet he is as nonintellectual as they come.
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