[February 17, 2025] This article is the first in a new series on how to succeed in life as a military service member. Over the past few months, I’ve spoken with many Soldiers and Marines and asked them what they believe is the secret to their success. Success does require sacrifice, much of which I will discuss as… Read More »
[February 16, 2025] ManUp protesters in New Zealand interrupted Auckland’s Rainbow Parade yesterday, and called out the NZ police for “prioritizing rainbow flags over law and order.” I do recommend viewing the video below, posted by Clown World on X. It is clear that the pushback on Woke is growing. Māori men were easily recognizable in their disruptive… Read More »
[February 15, 2025] This is a headline that scares military officers more than a bad efficiency rating, violent combat, or a honey pot on the side. There’s nothing like being told you don’t meet the intellectual or moral standard of our military, and seeing the threat of being fired. But, in 1939, U.S. Army Chief of Staff George… Read More »
[February 14, 2025] Yesterday, Scott Johnson from PowerLineBlog.com posted an article that is of importance in exposing the “censorship-industrial complex” in Washington. I’m not the type to be overdramatic or hyperbolic but I think all of us have come to see the concerted, coordinated effort by Democrats to censor ordinary Americans. Matt Taibbi is the man on the… Read More »
[February 13, 2025] I was one of the few General Officers who publicly denounced the renaming of U.S. military bases. Fort Bragg was named after Confederate General Braxton Bragg, and founded during World War I. Presumably, some Confederate General names were used as part of a broader effort to bring the North and South back together. But now,… Read More »
[February 10, 2025] Of late, I’ve been listening to lectures by Sarah Paine, Ph.D. and historian, on the 20th century. One in particular talk interested me about Mao Zedong, where she discussed the death toll of his ride to power. In October 1949, Mao proclaimed the victory of the Chinese Communist Party in their great and multilateral civil… Read More »
[February 9, 2025] I get a good laugh out of my Sunday Morning in Pictures series because old friends keep sending me some great content. Now, I will admit that my threshold for humor is kind of low (yeah, I was in the Army), like all my buddies from my old units. Today is a departure from earlier… Read More »
[February 8, 2025] In one of his discussions, Dr. Jordan Peterson explains that humans are not inherently designed for happiness. At first, this concept didn’t resonate with me. Peterson has previously stated that while we shouldn’t specifically aim for happiness, we should be open to it when it arises. “We’re obviously not made for happiness because that’s a… Read More »
[February 7, 2025] Elon Musk and a team of brilliant young insomniacs invaded the offices of USAID in Washington, D.C. and uncovered the biggest American scandal in at least a century. Thanks to heads-in-the-sand politicians, USAID became a funnel of American taxpayer money to slush funds for Leftist NGOs, journalists, propagandists, and other woke causes. It turns out… Read More »
The [February 6, 2025] Tuskegee Pilot Harry Stewart, Jr., dies at the age of 100. I never met Lt. Col. Stewart but I did have the honor of having lunch with several Tuskegee airmen at McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey back in the late 1990s. In this article’s thumbnail, you can see Stewart holding up three fingers… Read More »