[August 30, 2022] The responses of governments worldwide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic were the greatest public policy failures since at least WWI. The response was directly responsible for the deaths of more Americans than any war, disease, or disaster ever to hit America. And, except for the U.S. Civil War, it wrought more economic and social… Read More »
[August 23, 2022] Last night I was part of a public discussion on state law regarding sex education1 in public schools. I spoke specifically about the state of New Jersey’s requirement to integrate its progressive gender ideology into schools, beginning in kindergarten. Here is what I said on the public floor. “I want to thank the School Board… Read More »
[August 7, 2022] The state of Minnesota is at the center of the debate over the destructive policies of Democrat governors that put into place draconian measures to supposedly save us from COVID-19. Tough questions are being asked of those governors and their medical advisory teams. It looks like those questions are just too hard to think about. … Read More »
[July 20, 2022] The best man is a very dangerous man, a man who has his internal monster under voluntary control.1 Everyone says, “You should be harmless, virtuous, you shouldn’t do anyone harm, you shouldn’t try to win, you don’t want to be too aggressive or too assertive.” Wrong. You should be an absolute monster, and then you… Read More »
[July 13, 2022] Hummmmm, I’ve been hinting about changing the direction of my leadership blog for several months. For regular readers, you certainly noticed some changes; more are due to appear over the next several weeks. What is this all about? Why would I change my blog, when it has been successful? The truth is, I’ve wanted to… Read More »
[June 11, 2022] The morning of 9/11, my unit was making a rucksack march from a field training area of Ft. Bragg, where we had just completed an Air Assault mission. That day was life-changing for us all. And America became a more serious nation. Two decades later, America wants to change the names of military bases because… Read More »
[June 10, 2022] Long before I was introduced to the “business luncheon,” I’d found it professionally productive to eat meals with others. Yet, I took ‘eating meals with others’ for granted and overlooked the many not-so-obvious benefits. Some nihilists would say I do this to enhance my career; they would be wrong. In an earlier article titled Eating… Read More »
[May 31, 2022] Article by Charles P. Eberson. Editor’s note: Graphic content. Article reprinted by permission. Friedenberg’s landing on Omaha beach, D-Day June 6, 1944 as quoted from his autobiography, On Being Numerous: World War II As I Saw It, “I stepped off the ramp and sank down into water that was over my head. I’ll never be… Read More »
[May 26, 2022] Until recently, I was a senior agent of the United States’ FBI, and I’m now retired some seven years. My goal in life is to tell the American people about the massive corruption within the FBI. This is a sad tale. But I’m all in on my campaign to bring back equal justice for every… Read More »
[May 16, 2022] We rarely have the honor today of speaking with WWII veterans. Nearly all have passed away, with only 240,000 still alive of the 16 million who served. The War was the deadliest of all wars, lasting about six years and causing 70-85 million deaths worldwide. It was the greatest generation who served, but we are… Read More »