Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[July 30, 2026] Is Dr. Anthony Fauci a failed leader? Yes! The sheer weight of the raw evidence of our institutions’ failure in the COVID pandemic is clear, and Dr. Anthony Fauci’s fingerprints are all over them. What we all saw during the COVID-19 lockdowns, including aggressive government tactics, the disruption and warping of our institutions, the demonization… Read More »
[July 29, 2026] By 2022, the world was witnessing a decline in deaths caused by the COVID pandemic. What we were coming to realize, much too slowly and to the horror of medical policymakers, was that the SARS virus was deadly but nowhere near what we were being told by “experts.” That’s when my 4-year-old grandson visited my… Read More »
[July 28, 2026] The state of Minnesota, under the “leadership” of Governor Tim Walz (yes, that same failed VP candidate), plans to issue “transgender dolls to children.” And these kids could be as young as four. This is evil. It is state approved, tax-payer funded child grooming of the worse kind. Credit to John Hinderaker of PowerLineBlog for… Read More »
[July 27, 2026] In America, and likely the rest of the West, a subtle but alarming cultural shift is underway right in front of us. A number of influential voices now claim that a specific list of traits is indicative of ‘racism.’ Jordan Peterson addresses this claim in a recent post on X. What distinguishes Peterson is that,… Read More »
[July 26, 2026] And there it was … the Dotted Checkerspot butterfly that my friend David and I had been searching for ever since his mother first told us about it. The year was 1968, and the world around us was changing dramatically and quickly. That turbulence formed part of the background for why two boys would spend… Read More »
[July 25, 2026] Father Jim Drucker, Philly’s Doo Wop Priest, is a staunch supporter of JB Bakery, and rightly so as he alerted me to this wonderful business. If you have a sweet tooth like me, this is the place for you. In the past, I’ve highlighted businesses that have core values that drive their success. JB Bakery… Read More »
[July 24, 2026] One of the timeless precepts of war is to always be prepared, especially for the unexpected. This idea is as old as warfare itself, a constant companion throughout human history. Those who fail to plan should plan on failing. America’s military has often started from a position of relative peacetime weakness, which has driven its… Read More »
[July 23, 2026] My view of military officers is that intelligence is the biggest predictor of their success long term. This should come as no surprise, as intelligence predicts success cross-culturally and within nearly any work or social environment. But what I found—through decades of direct observation—was that very high IQ often hindered officers in their early career… Read More »
[July 21, 2026] It is the case that, regardless of how well things are, we know that our circumstances can go sideways. And it often does. It is not easy to keep a fully functional government, community, or family together and on the right path. There are two ways to go about staying on the right path in… Read More »
[July 20, 2026] There are recent tactical and strategic changes in America’s war with Iran that deserve some comment. Despite a greater stranglehold and destruction of Iranian assets, the position of Iran in this war has not changed at all. They remain as recalcitrant as always. The question everyone seems to be asking, since Iran restarted their attacks… Read More »