[May 23, 2025] Good leadership is the ability to get things done legally and morally. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has now come out to say that blacks are “better” than whites, and that is why he hires blacks over whites in city government and preference in city construction. This is, of course, classic racism and immoral leadership. In… Read More »
[May 22, 2025] Over these past few weeks, it has been uncovered that Joe Biden was mentally incapable of performing the duties as President of the United States. The cover-up of this fact has raised important questions. “Who was running America?” And, “Did they commit treason?” Many in the media like to report “we are in a Constitutional… Read More »
[May 21, 2025] This past weekend Pope Leo XIV was inaugurated in Rome and saw thousands turnout for this momentous event. But what does it mean for the Roman Catholic faith? Will the new Pope return Catholicism to its Biblical roots? Pope XIV confirms that the family is founded on the stable union between a man and a… Read More »
[May 18, 2025] I’ve always thought that shaming is a great way to push people toward good and moral behavior. Maybe that’s why I was attracted to Gas Station Encounters on YouTube, exposing thieves by showing them shoplifting. I don’t know who narrates their shorts, but that guy has a job waiting for him on national radio. The… Read More »
[May 15, 2025] I’m a fan of Officer Brandon Tatum, an American Political Commentator. He’s a straightforward man, who happens to have a police officer background and someone who anchors his beliefs in the American way and Christian values. On his channel yesterday, Officer Tatum posted a recording of a black man being honest about the black community.… Read More »
[May 14, 2025] The famous political commentator Thomas Sowell just released his “expose” on what he calls The Obama Cult of 2008. For those familiar with Thomas Sowell and who follow his commentary, you know that he is a regular critic of past-President Barack Obama. He claims that too many Americans treat politics as an emotional therapy session… Read More »
[May 12, 2025] Courage is rare. This is especially true in modern Western societies where we are used to a peaceful and relatively rice standard of living. Occasionally, a few of us will be presented with a life or death situation where how we act can save a life. In these situations, what would you do? Many may… Read More »
[May 7, 2025] During the 1980s, the nuclear arms race between the United States and the USSR was frightening, complex, and potentially deadly for millions of people. The stakes were high, the issues multifaceted, and solutions were hard to come by. Ultimately, the U.S. President and USSR leaders agreed to put some controls on nuclear weapon development. U.S.… Read More »
[May 4, 2025] Wow, the memes just keep coming my way. I want to thank many of you for emailing these to me – so you can be “off the record.” Not that, off the record, matters much in our nation’s hyper-sensitive media and their driveling followers. Yes, we do have bad media outlets here in America, and… Read More »
[May 3, 2025] What we called our “Battle Rhythm” was the formalized daily cycle (or pace) at which the command staff, at all levels, worked. The idea was to synchronize future combat and support operations. It worked, but the effort was grueling, complex, structured, and generated a massive set of taskers that had to be cross-referenced and tracked.… Read More »