[March 14, 2025] Imperial Japan’s military forces during World War II were notorious for evil acts of heinous war crimes. Why this occurred was studied by historian and British filmmaker Henry Stewart. You can find his video here. We must ask why Japan was so evil on World War II? He believes the beginnings of this began sometime… Read More »
[March 13, 2025] If we were to add up all the leadership lessons from long ago and use that wisdom to better ourselves today, the list would be as high as the moon. However, we can condense them down into a small number. In this article, I consolidate hundreds of lessons down into 10 tough leadership lessons. I… Read More »
[March 12, 2025] People tell me all the time, “Relax, it’s just a dog.” They tell me to “take it easy” and not to worry myself because my dog is just an dog without a soul or, without us, of little value. But, she’s my dog, Bella Rosa, named by my Italian wife and with me liking the… Read More »
[March 11, 2025] I’m not sure anyone knows the answer to the question of who’s leading the liberal left. After their shellacking in the last election, the Democrat Party and their radical left wing has seen one weak, and largely ineffective, leader after another bite the dust. Despite their lack of a proper leader, they have managed to… Read More »
[March 10, 2025] We all get the biting humor of the Babylon Bee, one of my personal favorite tickle-bone funny websites. Sarcasm is this primary weapon, and they use it to great effect. For that reason alone, I greatly appreciate the fact that they can make me laugh at even the most mundane of circumstances. In a recent… Read More »
[March 9, 2025] Another Sunday morning, another set of pictures that I like. Mostly non-political, although difficult to resist. I must admit there are a couple however, for my friends who cannot go without a political slant. Picking these out was easy, I just look for what pleases my taste, that day.
[March 8, 2025] I’ve always wondered why the 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz, was my favorite, and remains so to this day. I remember watching it on our small black-and-white television set back in the late 1950s with my family. It would show once a year on the one channel we could see clearly, if the rabbit… Read More »
[March 7, 2025] The Biblical story of the Israelites wandering in the desert after their exodus from Egypt and their slavery, tells a vivid tale well known in the annals of human history. And, the Democrats at Tuesday’s speech before Congress by President Trump, show they are squabbling among themselves, worshiping idols (Woke ideology), and wandering aimlessly trying… Read More »
[March 6, 2025] Learning how to live a good life, at its core, means adopting all the responsibility you can bear. Dewayne Noel of the Dry Creek Wrangler School has an interesting take on this idea, and I’d like to highlight his ideas. Here are 5 habits to become a strong man. Dewayne sits in an old metal… Read More »
[March 5, 2025] The economic and social failure of British leaders to prevent the nation’s destruction has been predicted for years. There are many reasons, of course; weak leadership and unwillingness to make difficult decisions on immigration, upholding law and order, cultural problems, excessive taxation, strangling business regulations, and ignoring social instability. At the core of this decline… Read More »