Category Archives: Information

Few Stories Rival the Greatest Headline

By | March 25, 2026

[March 25, 2026]  A UN judge and former Columbia University human-rights fellow has been convicted of modern-day slavery in Britain. Lydia Mugambe, the Ugandan activist who spent years posing as a champion of the oppressed, was found guilty of trafficking a woman from Uganda, confiscating her passport, and forcing her into years of unpaid domestic work and nanny… Read More »

Washington vs. Lincoln Leadership Styles

By | March 15, 2026

[March 15, 2026] George Washington and Abraham Lincoln stand as towering figures in American history, with each embodying distinct senior leadership styles. Today, I’m writing about something rarely discussed; how leadership styles differed in these two important figures in American history. Washington, the nation’s first president, led during the Revolutionary era, emphasizing discipline and restraint. Lincoln, the 16th… Read More »

A Visit with WWII Veterans: Part 2

By | March 14, 2026

[March 14, 2026]  This article is a continuation of my reporting on visits with WWII veterans, striving to convey what they believed essential, echoing wisdom on valuing enduring truths over fleeting moments. My prior visit was about identifying individuals—an introduction. This one, just yesterday, shifted to their inquiries of me as a General Officer. I found their questions… Read More »

The Lie about Power

By | March 13, 2026

[March 13, 2026]  As a U.S. Army Flag officer, with duty in the States and overseas, I had the assigned extra duty to deal publicly with civilians who would say they “hated” the military because our military was based on the “oppression” of other countries.  What I discovered was that their hatred was fundamentally built upon a lie… Read More »

Political Leftists and their Child-Led Homes

By | March 7, 2026

[March 7, 2026]  In today’s America, liberal parents frequently adopt a permissive approach that gives away their authority to their children. Modern Leftists are creating an environment where kids dictate rules and routines.  These child-led homes are a recipe for family disaster. Their reluctance to assert control stems from a discomfort with traditional hierarchies, viewing strictness as outdated… Read More »

American College Students Love Ayatollah Khamenei

By | March 6, 2026

[March 6, 2026]  This is troubling.  In a bizarre twist of irony, American college students, particularly those leading anti-Israel protests, love Iran’s late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This phenomenon gained prominence when Khamenei himself praised U.S. campus activists in 2024, calling them part of a “Resistance Front” against what he deemed Zionist oppression. Following airstrikes that eliminated Khamenei, these… Read More »

Opinion: U.S. and Israeli Strikes on Iran

By | March 1, 2026

[March 1, 2026] I’m always skeptical when America gets involved in foreign interventions.  However, we now have a situation where the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism will no longer be allowed to threaten the world with impunity. For far too long, Iran’s theocracy has stated its goal of “Death to America.”  Iran is an enemy of Western civilization,… Read More »