Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[January 19, 2024] Unclassified information from many sources inside and near the Russian Federation has increased concern in the West about Russia’s imminent collapse. But is it true that it is about to implode? While the collapse or implosion of any state is difficult to predict with reasonable accuracy, there are indications we can look at to help… Read More »
[January 18, 2024] This is a difficult article to write. Why? Well-known Jews in America – some that I know personally – have failed to comment on Hamas’s October 7th massacre of innocent Jews. These are smart, honorable, outspoken Jews who have never held their tongue on controversial social issues. But now, the silence of these Jews is… Read More »
[January 17, 2024] If you are interested in financial independence, getting out of debt, or want to live life a little easier and not paycheck to paycheck, you might have heard of Dave Ramsey. He is the guru of financial advice. And what I like about him is he is blunt. He tells you the truth and doesn’t… Read More »
[January 15, 2024] TBN Israel’s Yair Pinto reports from the battlefield on the Israel-Gaza War while on duty with the IDF. In his video from five days ago (link here), Pinto outlines Israel’s war objectives. He says that his country aims to “dismantle Hamas.” This war is more than Israel vs Hamas; it is Israel vs the uncivilized… Read More »
[January 14, 2024] Look to where beautiful things are and where life’s outcomes are lovely. The Epoch Times covered the winner of the International Wedding Photographer of the Year (link here). Annually, prizes are handed out for the best photographs in several categories. This year, the prize went to Tara Lilly of Whistler, Canada, for a superbly well-timed… Read More »
[January 13, 2024] I wrecked out, scraping my knee into a bloody mess, ripping apart my boot, and tearing up my plaid pants. I was trying to take a turn too sharply and too fast on a sun-scorched day in Abilene, Texas. The paved road surface was soft, gooey-like from the sun’s heat, and you could see the… Read More »
[January 12, 2024] As a kid, I wasn’t concerned about sharing my toys (I had so few that sharing was easy), but I had one personality around age 13 or 14 that concerned my parents. It took me years to fix. I didn’t recognize this childhood problem until I learned how to deal with it the hard way. … Read More »
[January 11, 2024] I was sitting on the living room floor with my hand-made kite working away, making modifications to get it to fly correctly; I had failed earlier that day, which was maddening. I was the only one in my small group of new friends who couldn’t get his kite to fly successfully. I was maybe 10… Read More »
[January 10, 2024] Evil leaders exist. While leadership means many things, it ultimately means getting people to accomplish a goal. Leaders come in a range of abilities and outcomes in performance – great, good, bad and, yes, evil. But one category, the evil leader, deserves special mention. Several years ago, I was presented with a DVD of recordings… Read More »
[January 9, 2024] My brother Philip and I were a disagreeable duo, always creating chaos in the family household. Our mom would send us outside when things started to get out of hand. Our favorite game to play was Cowboys and Indians. Neighborhood friends would all get dressed up in our cowboy outfits, including a cowboy hat, boots,… Read More »