Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[July 12, 2025] I remember the old Adventures of Superman television series from the 1950s. My parents didn’t allow me much boobtube time, but when they did, Superman was a-okay. He stood for truth, justice, and the American way, and that is the way any worthwhile show should be. A new “Superman” movie will hit the streets soon.… Read More »
[July 11, 2025] Many commentators believe that women are not capable of doing specific jobs that men have traditionally held. Whether it be an Infantryman, an Electrical Lineman, or a Cop, most women do not have the physical strength to do these jobs effectively. However, there are always exceptions to the rule. Trooper Ana Escamilla of the Arkansas… Read More »
[July 10, 2025] The early morning of Thursday, 5 April 2007, was among the nicer weather days of the year. “Clear and cool” is what I jotted down in my notebook. A nice, cool day was rare, and so we would enjoy it while it lasted. Because building Coalition facilities was a precondition for the success of the… Read More »
[July 9, 2025] Several days ago, after the tragic loss of life in major flash floods in Central Texas, a number of people were mocking the death of these children and others killed at a Christian academy. One mocking those deaths was a pediatrician named Dr. Christina B. Propst (posting as Chris Tina). There were others, of course,… Read More »
[July 8, 2025] Billboard Chris is armed with the truth and his conviction that the transgender ideology is a horrible evil that must be stopped. Chris Elston is a Canadian known for his outspoken views against gender ideology, which he believes is a serious threat to children. Chris is recognizable primarily by his sandwich billboard that reads “children… Read More »
[July 7, 2025] Not only does no one owe you anything, you owe the world everything. Once you accept this truth, you will be forever free to pursue your future as you wish. It’s never too late to start. Most of us grew up under the watchful eye of our mothers. We quickly learned some simple rules in… Read More »
[July 6, 2025] America has experienced a number of dramatic turning points in its history. Likely, the most costly was the U.S. Civil War and arguably the most pivotal battle would occur over three days on July 1-3, 1863, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Gettysburg was where Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s invasion of the North was stopped. If… Read More »
[July 5, 2025] The Karmelo Anthony case has yet to go before a judge and jury, but Karmelo and his family have made some serious mistakes that could cost him his life. Assuming he is convicted of murder (or manslaughter), prison time awaits. What Karmelo is about to find out is that prisons have gangs, and they are… Read More »
[July 4, 2025] The first fireworks I ever saw were when, at the age of 11, my dad drove our family to see my great aunt in Little Rock, Arkansas. After dark, late that evening, as we crested a hill overlooking the valley where the city is located, from the backseat of the family’s ’49 Chevy four-door sedan,… Read More »
[July 3, 2025] The University of Pennsylvania, UPenn, has formally, but grudgingly, agreed to bring its institution into compliance with Title IX of Federal Law. The mainstream media is describing this as a power play by President Trump. But it is the position of the Trump Administration that allowing men to compete in women’s sports and allowing access… Read More »