[April 3, 2026] Something strange is happening to art and culture. Beauty is being pushed aside on purpose. This is the calculated uglification of art and culture. Many of us see it as an attack on what makes life good and meaningful. For hundreds of years, great artists created works full of beauty and skill. Paintings showed lovely… Read More »
[March 31, 2026] Two days ago, people across the country joined “No Kings” protests. Organizers said the rallies were about stopping strong leaders and protecting democracy. In reality, it was a giant therapy session for geriatric, white, Leftist women (and a few mentally weak men). They wanted to show that no one person should have too much power.… Read More »
[March 27, 2026] We heard from the U.S. President Donald Trump that Britain refused to send ships to support America’s attack on the terrorist regime of Iran. But there is more to their timidity than meets the eye. The Royal is not what it once was; very weak. There was a time when Britain’s Navy once ruled the… Read More »
[March 26, 2026] Good news protecting free speech from the U.S. government. The Biden administration’s push to silence Americans just got slammed shut for good. Democrat politicians, at all levels, have pushed hard for prohibitions on free speech. Thankfully, times are changing. On Tuesday, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill locked in a consent decree that stops federal agencies… Read More »
[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 »
[March 23, 2026] Konstantin Kisin is a British political commentator, author, and co-host of the Triggernometry podcast. In the U.S., we would describe him as strongly conservative. His insights regarding the UK and Europe are sobering. We all should listen to what he has to say. Kisin has a blunt message for Europe: the continent is slowly destroying… Read More »
[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 »
[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 »
[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 »
[March 11, 2026] Shocking. That’s exactly what it is. A leaked draft UK social cohesion strategy has sparked outrage by suggesting national flags like the Union Jack and St. George’s Cross have been turned into “tools of hate” by the far-right. Sky News Australia host Rowan Dean slammed it as an “absolute disgrace,” accusing the Labour government of… Read More »