[April 4, 2026] No more free rides on America’s military muscle. For 50 years, America kept the Strait of Hormuz open with Navy ships, planes, and blood. James E. Thorne at @DrJStrategy has written an insightful article that lays out President Trump’s hard lesson for Europe regarding the war on Iran. Read it. Here are a few of… Read More »
[March 28, 2026] Dr. Jordan Peterson cuts through modern parenting nonsense with a blunt truth: kids learn by doing things dangerously. Sound familiar? If you were born before the year 2000, you know what he means. Kids don’t get tough or competent by living in a bubble of perfect safety. They build strength, skill, and character when they… Read More »
[March 24, 2026] G Plus Animation YouTube videos are short animated stories featuring Veronika assertively handling rude customers, toxic bosses, unfair policies, and workplace chaos in corporate settings. These videos attract millions of views because viewers see their own frustrations played out and resolved, providing immediate emotional satisfaction as she is shown confronting toxic management. The character Veronica… Read More »
[March 22, 2026] Occasionally, I come across an old book or article that feels relevant to today’s world. I’ve encountered this man before, and now I want to share some of his ideas. In his influential 1931 article “Building a Personality,” Harry Emerson Fosdick DD challenged the popular idea that personality is something you build and then finish. … Read More »
[March 21, 2026] Here’s a lesson from my early Army days that I learned the hard way. Those who were the best Soldiers, those with strength and character, and those who seemed to always have an easier time in both training and combat, were the ones who had developed deep mental resilience. As an unprepared recruit, I was… Read More »
[March 19, 2026] As a child, I often heard the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I disliked it even then, though I couldn’t pinpoint why, and I still find it unappealing today. Adults usually ask this question as a casual icebreaker without considering its deeper meaning. When I was young, kids might… Read More »
[March 17, 2026] I’ll be honest right up front. The U.S. military is a large, complex, unforgiving institution that will tear you apart if you are weak, woke, or stupid. It’s not for those without a strong sense of purpose or self-discipline. Here’s a difficult question, one that I plan to answer by starting a new series: How… 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 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 »
[February 27, 2026] We are just finding out that in a display of elitism and foreign policy cowardice, former President Barack Obama lambasted Sony Pictures for daring to produce a satirical film that mocked North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un; this according to revelations from ex-Sony CEO Michael Lynton’s new book. If I learned one thing important about leadership… Read More »