Category Archives: Respect

Britain’s Leaders Sail into the Rocky Shore

By | March 5, 2025

[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 »

Fort Bragg is Back

By | February 13, 2025

[February 13, 2025]  I was one of the few General Officers who publicly denounced the renaming of U.S. military bases.  Fort Bragg was named after Confederate General Braxton Bragg, and founded during World War I. Presumably, some Confederate General names were used as part of a broader effort to bring the North and South back together. But now,… Read More »

Persistence Paid Off: Mehmet Kuşman

By | February 12, 2025

[February 12, 2025]  Persistence paid off for a retired guard at Çavuştepe, an ancient Urartian Fortified site in eastern Turkey. Yes, he was a guard at the site to prevent tourists from stealing bits and pieces of priceless artifacts from this archaeological site. Yet, using logic and persistence, he was able to decipher a 3,000-year-old dead language. Mehmet… Read More »