[August 11, 2021] Robert Kennedy, Jr. once said that Democracy is messy, and it’s hard. I agree, but I would add that America is technically a Republic and a Republic is more complicated than hard. Last night, I attended a local town council meeting in the small town where I live. Two crucial issues were up for discussion,… Read More »
[September 14, 2023] For all of human history, the idea of business has always been predicated on one thing—making money. Later, refine the product, draw in more consumers, and make more money. No longer. The age of capitalism is either dead or we’re witnessing the silent, cringing death throes of a conquered entity. What does this have to… Read More »
[January 29, 2015] Who has grown up not reading about the famous battle at Thermopylae where a small Greek infantry force held a narrow coastal passage against a huge Persian army? Or, who has not been taught about the humankind’s first democracy in Greece? From the most ancient of times, Greece has provided great leadership and the recent… Read More »
By guest blogger Delf A. “Jelly” Bryce [See Biography] [January 26, 2024] Greetings! Yeah, I’m back. General Satterfield hounded me to give an appraisal on the decline of America’s FBI and here it is. You’re not going to like what I have to say, and the FBI bureaucrats won’t either. Okay, here we go with my main points… Read More »
[August 24, 2023] In March of 2014, just as Russia invaded Crimea in southeast Ukraine, I wrote that the common prediction was Russia would not invade. Therefore, I believed the U.S. would fail to develop a Western-America-centric strategy to stop Russia. I’m not here to say I was right, but to emphasize that it was unacceptable then and… Read More »
[January 16, 2023] Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. So critical was King’s thinking that America created a federal holiday to remember what he did to help usher in Civil Rights for blacks and for all people. But do we truly believe in what he did? Martin Luther King Jr. is useful… Read More »
[August 3, 2022] Today, there is a rush to condemn masculinity in all its forms in the West. This outlook has origins in the West’s move to nihilism and the rejection of the family, on the one hand, and in the political progressivism of modern democracy, on the other. We see this manifest itself, at least negatively, in… Read More »
[October 23, 2021] Over the past few years, we have witnessed leaders of several countries who failed decisively to unite their nations. Socialist leaders do a better job, although they typically use brute force – or threat of force – to achieve that end. Political leaders in democratic nations generally have a more complex environment to creating unity. … Read More »
[August 14, 2021] Recently, I began writing a book on the early years of the Iraq War. By writing a bit of that history, I’m being forced to relearn many of the rules of combat that I may have forgotten from my days on the battlefield. In this article and several that follow, I will highlight the rules… Read More »
[May 23, 2021] Business executive Seth Godin once said, “Leadership is the art of giving a platform for spreading ideas that work.” That is precisely what Dan Bongino is doing. Dan is a conservative political commentator and radio show host, Christian, devoted family man. In the past, he was also as a NYC police officer and Secret Service… Read More »