Military Vaccine Stance: Too Little, Too Late
The abrupt change in the Army’s approach to vaccination mandates, is a case of, Too Little, Too Late, to help current recruitment difficulties
David T. Cloft
The CIA’s Hidden Influence, 5th Generation Warfare, and Verified Operations: A Journey from Its Inception to Deviation
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), established with an original intent of safeguarding national security, has transformed into a complex and clandestine force in international affairs.
Climate Change as a New Global Religion: Unpacking the Mass Psychopathology
In today’s world, the discourse surrounding climate change has taken on aspects of a fervent belief system that some have compared to a new global religion.
The Gulag Archipelago: Unveiling the Power of Lies in Oppression
In “The Gulag Archipelago,” the iconic literary work by Russian writer and dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the author masterfully uncovers the devastating influence of falsehoods within the context of the Soviet labor camp system, famously known as the “Gulag.”
Christopher Columbus and the Silk Road: Europe’s Quest for New Trade Routes Amidst Ottoman (Islamic) Dominance
In 1492, Christopher Columbus embarked on a voyage that would profoundly impact world history, driven by the need to find an alternative route to Asia due to the Ottoman Empire’s (Islamic State’s) control of the Silk Road.
Addressing America’s Debt Crisis: The Case for Defunding the UN and saving $12 billion Annually
In 2023 we will have donated $12 billion taxpayer dollars to United Nations. One way to help our own debt, is to reevaluate our funding for them.
Addressing Extremism in Every Faith: Applying the lessons learned from the Westboro Baptists to Radical Islam.
Extremism knows no religious boundaries, and it can manifest in various forms, causing harm and perpetuating misconceptions about entire faith communities.
Home of the Brave and Land of the 99% Who’d Rather Protest than Pledge Allegiance
In the dazzling carnival of American exceptionalism, it seems the call to duty has faded to a mere whisper, drowned out by social justice hashtags.
United States of Africa; A Dark Comedy in the Desert; When Killary went to War.
In the vast desert of geopolitics, where dreams are as fleeting as a sandstorm, Muammar Gaddafi dared to dream big – a United States of Africa big.
Jack Olsen’s Prescience: The Environmental Warnings of 1971 Now a Reality in 2023
In 1971, investigative journalist Jack Olsen published “Slaughter the Animals, Poison the Earth,” a book that delved into the environmental perils posed by rampant pesticide use.
The Unintended Consequences: The Decline of the National American Legion Air Rifle Program
The National American Legion Air Rifle Program has long been a beacon of excellence, offering young enthusiasts a chance to learn about firearm safety, marksmanship, and responsible gun ownership.
Reevaluating the Prussian General: Carl von Clausewitz: aka “Dead Carl.”
Carl von Clausewitz, often humorously referred to as “Dead Carl” during our time at the Army Command and General Staff College, is undoubtedly a significant figure in military theory.
The Complex Obstacles to Peace in the Middle East; Indoctrination of HATE in Children
The pursuit of lasting peace in the Middle East is a goal that has eluded leaders, diplomats, and citizens for generations.
The Battle of Armageddon: Unveiling the Birthing Pains and the Prophecy of Israel’s Restoration
This article explores the Battle of Armageddon in conjunction with the birthing pains and the prophetic fulfillment of Israel’s restoration.
When Germany Labels Right-Wing Politics ‘Extremist’: A Comedy of Democratic Errors
Bravo, Germany, for showcasing a move that’s sending shockwaves through the democratic world – because nothing says ‘freedom’ like labeling political foes with a dash of extremism.
Veteran’s Day Humor: The Only ‘Real’ Branches: Army and Navy – Constitutional Commandos
This Veteran’s Day, just, a little traditional inter-service rivalry, all in good taste and knowing in the end, we are all on the same team.
Bunker Hill: A Veterans’ Day Message
David Cloft brings history to life as he tells the story of Bunker Hill to young children, explaining the role military veterans played in our history.
Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald: A Tale of Heroism and Heartache
In the annals of American maritime history, there are few stories as haunting and heroic as that of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald.
Recruiting the Few Good Men: A Comparative Analysis of Marine Corps and U.S. Army Advertising
Many young American males, who traditionally form a significant portion of military recruits, yearn for responsibilities, duty, and the chance to prove their mettle in a challenging and traditional environment.
Teddy’s Roast: the pill-popping, vaccine-vending, profit-pushing giants of Big Pharma
Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Rider himself, would be saddled up and charging into the 21st century with his big stick to give Big Pharma’s modern monopolies a good ol’ verbal lashing.