The Courage of Ukraine

By | February 27, 2022

[February 27, 2022]  The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has not gone well.  The reason is simple: courage on the part of the Ukrainian people.  Ordinary soldiers and citizens are fighting the Russian juggernaut with unexpected tenacity.  This is a genuine David and Goliath story unfolding right before our eyes. A few personal observations: Russia caught the world… Read More »

Alcoholics Anonymous: a Look at Courage

By | December 30, 2021

[December 30, 2021]  The destruction that alcohol can wrought upon the human body and mind is telling from the lives destroyed.  Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship where people come together to solve their drinking problems.1  That’s it … simple mission and a reasonable success rate with a program that works. A good childhood friend often gives me advice… Read More »

Courage Comes in Many Forms

By | June 27, 2021

[June 27, 2021]  I live in a relatively rural area of Southern New Jersey.  It is where you can feel safe walking in a local park and watch children playing on the playground.  But the number one issue is exploding crime.  The number two issue is the decline of our school system and its infection by Critical Race… Read More »

Moral Courage: Journalist Zhang Zhan

By | January 2, 2021

[January 2, 2021]  The grossly irresponsible behavior of the Chinese Communist government allowed the COVID-19 virus to spread throughout China and the world.  The spread of the virus occurred primarily as a result of the communist suppression of information.  Those who investigated this scandal were mistreated.  Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan was recently sentenced to four years in prison… Read More »