Movie Review: Operation Mincemeat (2022)

By | December 21, 2022

[December 21, 2022]  Lynn Pitts is one of those “go-to” people I like to have on my short list of those who can get-er-done.  I asked her to review Operation Mincemeat (2022) because it’s based on a true story and is not a typical, shoot-em-up, death and destruction war movie with ear-splitting violence.  It’s more about out thinking… Read More »

Ukraine War Update 12-20-2022

By | December 20, 2022

[December 20, 2022]  Russia is on the verge of losing thousands of soldiers in an upcoming and crushing defeat on the battlefield.  Before the war, I knew Ukrainian soldiers were good since the U.S. Army had trained with them since 2015.  Their technical savvy and innovativeness were noteworthy.  Like many, I was happily surprised at the resilience and… Read More »

What’s Next for China?

By | December 19, 2022

[December 19, 2022]  Chinese and American relations are about to fail.  That has been only a matter of time for many years now and only a matter of what issue finally puts a nail in the China-US relation coffin.  It could be what the U.S. President says openly, or it could be energy, food, security, trade, genocide, or… Read More »

Peter Zeihan’s View on COVID and China

By | December 18, 2022

[December 18, 2022]  Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical analyst and author.  He also posts to YouTube about once a day and focuses on China and other modern-day issues affecting the world.  My article today concerns Zeihan’s thoughts on recent developments in China regarding how its leadership deals with COVID. There is a situation in China with COVID that… Read More »

Say What You Have to Say

By | December 15, 2022

[December 15, 2022]  If you are being required to do things that make you weak and ashamed … then stop, don’t do them.  One of the critical messages from Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn and Victor E. Frankl was that things could go terribly out of control when people don’t stop them when they’re mildly out of control.  Many of… Read More »