Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[September 21, 2023] Action without consequences. “No consequences” is at the heart of the fat liberation movement in America. Zyanha Bryant, a morbidly obese woman community organizer and BLM activist is now the face of fat liberation. As I understand it, she wants to remove the stigma associated with being fat. “So when I think about what fat… Read More »
[September 20, 2023] Manhood is not a new idea, but it is one that our modern society incorrectly labels toxic. Now, if you know me and read this blog, you will predict with 100% accuracy that I reject the toxicity label because it is simply false, and obviously so. The toxic label is false, and manhood is something… Read More »
[September 19, 2023] China is doomed. There is hardly a better word for it, and now the world knows it. The Chinese Communist economic model, highly touted by Western sycophants, is unsustainable. But just a few years ago, we were told China would overtake the United States and crush us economically. That was a lie and always has… Read More »
[September 18, 2023] It is difficult to write about the corrupt “trans” medical scandal because so many Americans are oblivious to its negative impact on all of us. Corruption in medical institutions is rare, but the destruction it is causing today is real, widespread, and unforgivable. Most of us have heard of the Tuskegee syphilis study experiments, chemical… Read More »
[September 17, 2023] Today is the anniversary of the Civil War battle at Antietam, September 17, 1862. There are some lessons we can take away from this battle and I will get to them in a moment. I must first emphasize that it is the general ignorance of history that is not just an embarrassment for us Americans… Read More »
[September 16, 2023] Picture, just for the moment, the legendary Marine or Army Drill Sergeant screaming into the face of a young recruit. The purpose has always been to “toughen ‘em up” and to “get their full undivided attention.” And, of course, that is precisely what it did; it made them more resilient against stress (mentally stronger) and… Read More »
[September 15, 2023] I found the bamboo fishing pole sticking out of the water back along a hidden dirt bank. I was really young, maybe seven years old, when my good friend Albert was going to show me a great fishing hole in the Bayou Bonne Idee just east of town. It was Saturday morning as we agreed… Read More »
[September 13, 2023] Rachel Zegler, the actress who plays Snow White in an upcoming Disney movie, is destroying herself and this movie’s prospects with her lack of humility. Zegler is an example of where Woke ideology meets reality. After facing a growing backlash against her and the movie for her ignorant, insulting, and abusive comments, she predictably claims… Read More »
[September 12, 2023] There’s an old saying in the U.S. military, “Don’t walk by a mistake.” The reason is that a leader who ignores a mistake lowers their standards and says it is acceptable not to follow military policies, guidance, or basic rules and procedures. This is, they note, the first step toward an undisciplined and useless military… Read More »
[September 11, 2023] Ten years ago, USAF Colonel Scott DeThomas, 6th Air Mobility Wing, gave a 9/11 speech that took the nation by storm. His comments went viral and can still be appreciated today. Here is what he said that day. Always, Always remember 9/11. Good morning ladies and gentlemen, and veterans from across the area. Webster’s dictionary… Read More »