Category Archives: Information

Seeing the World Clearly

By | October 10, 2021

  [October 10, 2021]  In 1936, critics called Winston Churchill the “number one warmonger” in Britain for writing that the German Nazis would cause a war on a larger scale than ever before.  Churchill had something that only the greatest of leaders possess.  He had the ability of seeing the world clearly. Such insight requires talent to foretell… Read More »

Eternal Vigilance

By | October 9, 2021

[October 9, 2021]  Symbolic of the U.S. military’s reserve components (the National Guard and Reserves) is the “Revolutionary Minuteman,” who forever stands as a sentinel against this nation’s enemies. Our military forces stand ready to protect the United States, ever-present and dedicated to the future. This is what we can call vigilance, perpetually being present at the helm… Read More »

Are We a Flabby, Cowardly, Cynical, Leftist Lot?

By | October 2, 2021

[October 2, 2021]  A Gallup poll in October 1940 found American youth as “a flabby, pacifist, yellow, cynical, discouraged, and leftist lot.”  On the precipice of war, the United States was wholly unprepared militarily or socially.  We were, indeed, a cowardly, leftist lot.  Today, we are no different. We honor and respect the Greatest Generation; those who served… Read More »

In Pursuit of Excellence

By | September 28, 2021

[September 28, 2021] In January 1999, U.S. Navy Captain L. David Marquet took command of the nuclear submarine USS Santa Fe (SSN-763).  At the time, the sub was known throughout the Navy as its worst-performing vessel and yet had been listed for deployment later that year.  The story of Captain Marquet’s success was, at its core, turning followers… Read More »

Stabbed in the Back

By | September 27, 2021

[September 27, 2021]  Joe Biden condemned border agents stopping Haitian migrants from illegally entering the United States near Del Rio, Texas.  What were the agents doing that deserves such harsh criticism from the country’s most senior law enforcement person?  The answer, they were enforcing the law and followed existing legal methods and procedures. And, for that, they were… Read More »