Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[March 4, 2025] Democrat Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is in trouble because she lost her basic moral compass when she offered condolences to the family of a person killed while attempting murder people. The perp, Lmark Jaramillo, chased two people into a Chic-fil-A this past Saturday night with a knife with the intent to kill. “My condolences and… Read More »
[March 3, 2025] It was late January of 2007 and tensions were running high in the Iraq War. Our Engineers were working all out and the pressure to ready facilities for incoming American troops was enormous. Fortunately, we weren’t the only element in-country that we had on our side. MNF-I was a full partner, as were a variety… Read More »
[March 2, 2025] The big news these past couple of days was the unexpected Trump-Zelenskyy blow up at the White House. Everyone believed the purpose of Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy being there was to sign a deal promising U.S. access to certain minerals in exchange for America’s support in its war with Russia. But, what is the meaning of… Read More »
[March 1, 2025] The question that we are all asking – those of us in the area of concern for world stability – is whether Israel can eradicate Hamas? Why Israel’s leaders would want to do this now is not open for debate. Hamas has gone back on its promises to return certain hostages in exchange for hundreds… Read More »
[February 28, 2025] The popular Vietnam War series is back for reruns on cable television. Several years ago, when the series came out, I pointed out that the series by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick was playing on long-debunked lies about the war. Yet, many still consider it the “ultimate history of the war.” Sadly, Ken Burns lost… Read More »
[February 27, 2025] My good friend, Eddie Gilliam, sent me a note yesterday to tell me about Warren Police Department Officer Bryce Moon. On a recent Saturday, he could have gone home after a long day. But he saw something. His act of kindness should now be legendary. He saw a mother and her five children facing homelessness… Read More »
[February 26, 2025] I was a Sophomore in High School, my first year at Cooper High School in Abilene, Texas, when a good friend, Bingo, suggested that he and I interview for a local radio disc jockey job. Our school was moving into the radio business and was looking for talent. I figured, at the time, that they… Read More »
[February 25, 2025] In my four decades of military service, I never served a day in the Pentagon. That was by choice and for reasons I’ll write below. The latest news out of the Pentagon is that President Trump will fire a bunch of Woke Pentagon leaders. Ward Carroll is a social media commentator who speaks primarily about… Read More »
[February 24, 2025] Eighteen years ago, give or take a couple of months, I had a valuable philosophical discussion with a very perceptive U.S. Army General. Brigadier General John McDonald had an uncanny ability to understand the Iraqi people. At least he was more honest about them than our Department of State folks, who knew little at all.… Read More »
[February 23, 2025] A special treat today, this Sunday morning as we can see over the horizon at Spring time. Politics is in the air, rather than snow, at least where I live. With the U.S. Democrat Party in near total disarray, I have some memes that poke fun at them. And, yes, plenty of self-inflicted fun.