Douglas R. Satterfield

Hello. I provide one article every day. My writings are influenced by great thinkers such as Friedrich Nietzsche, Karl Jung, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Jean Piaget, Erich Neumann, and Jordan Peterson, whose insight and brilliance have gotten millions worldwide to think about improving ourselves. Thank you for reading my blog.

Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield

A Lack of Humility Destroys

By | September 13, 2023

[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 »

Don’t Walk by a Mistake

By | September 12, 2023

[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 »

Remember 9/11: We Stand for Freedom

By | September 11, 2023

[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 »

Strong Female Character

By | September 5, 2023

[September 5, 2023]  I’m a fan of movie critic Scotsman Will Jordan, aka The Critical Drinker.  I like how he slams modern films because they are written by immature, narcissistic, selfish, woke man-children.  Last year, I wrote about one of his videos explaining why modern movies suck (link here), and it was very popular.  Today, I’m highlighting something… Read More »