Leonidas at Thermopylae: The Ultimate Stand of Bravery and Sacrifice
This story is not just about a battle, but about unwavering bravery, unshakeable confidence, and a willingness to fight for something far greater than oneself.
History
The Enduring Relevance of Schofield’s Wisdom in Modern Warfare
Major General John M. Schofield’s definition of discipline, which emphasizes respect and humane treatment of subordinates, continues to serve as a timeless guide for military leaders.
Swiss Engineering Marvel: The Story of the World’s Largest Rifle
Swiss engineering once gave birth to an awe-inspiring marvel: the world’s largest rifle that could be fired by a single soldier
The Biden-Harris War on Women Loses Crucial Title IX Battle
Men who declare they are women got a kick in the groin from the Supreme Court this week. Specifically, in a 5-4 decision, the Court stopped the administration’s absurd effort to expand protections under Title IX to include transgender students.
Komrad Kamala’s Idiotic Plan to Create a Soviet-style Managed Economy in America
Kamala Harris wants to fix prices on groceries and several other items Americans spend their hard-earned money on.
Tale of Two Helmets-West Point Leaders Flunk History
Yet, it seems that when it comes to recognizing the difference between the traditional 1802 Corinthian helmet on the West Point crest, and today’s modern NCAA sports logo, some of these leaders might need a refresher course in History 101
The Puppet President: American Mandarins In Charge
One needs only to watch House & Senate Republicans (and sometimes Democrats) questioning Biden’s various cabinet members, political appointees, nominees, etc. to realize what American Mandarins are
Misinterpreting the Constitution: Education’s Drift from Originalism
The original intent of the U.S. Constitution serves as the secure foundation of the success of our republic, anchoring our legal and governmental systems to the principles envisioned by the framers.
The Historical and Modern Importance of Military Officer Commissions
The history of military officer commissions dates back centuries, with their importance deeply rooted in the structure and function of armed forces.
Why 7948 Should Replace 2024 as Our Current Year
While 2024 is widely accepted as the current year, a compelling case can be made for adopting 7948 based on a more comprehensive understanding of human history, rooted in the best resources available in Christianity, particularly the Septuagint (LXX).
A Few Thoughts About the Paris Olympic Games
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games are over, and now that I have had a moment to evaluate them, I figure it’s time to share a few thoughts.
The Enduring Legacy of Saint George and the Dragon in Western Christian Culture
The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon has played a significant role in shaping Western Christian culture, serving as a paragon of heroism, faith, and moral integrity
Don’t let Kamala Fool You: She is an Unabashed Marxist
The Democrats are attempting to gaslight you into believing that Kamala Harris is a moderate—a political creature that has been mostly extinct in the Democrat Party for a couple of decades now.
America In Decline as It Pursues Perfection
I saw a t-shirt the other day that gave me a chuckle. It read: “I may be old, but I saw the USA before it went to sh**.” It stopped being funny when I thought about the differences between 20th and 21st century America.
We Can Vote Ourselves Into Socialism, But We Can’t Vote Ourselves Out
We “Get Real” pundits discussed the abject stupidity that Joe Biden deserves to be on Mt. Rushmore, as well as the selection of Minnesota’s Marxist Governor Tim Walz as Kamala Harris’s running mate on the Democrat presidential ticket. Click here to listen to our 28-minute discussion. On August 7th “Get Real” Host, George Caylor and History Professor Steve M. …
The Watergate(s) on Steroids
50 years and one day ago, Richard Nixon resigned as president less than two years after being the first man to sweep 49 of the 50 states in his landslide to re-election.
Nixon got boned
Nixon and Trump were both victims of deep state civil servants with lifetime jobs and accountable to nobody.
What would YOU have done, in 1861?
If I had lived in a Southern state in early 1861, I would have fought for the Confederacy. Even if I loved the Union and loathed slavery. Here are some reasons why.
The United States: A Modern-Day Babel
The Washington Monument, standing tall at 555 feet, has long been seen as a symbol representing American power and dominance.
Political Assassination Is Tool Of The Left
Americans have experienced four presidential assassinations in our 248-year history, as well as a number of other political assassinations & attempted assassinations. Share Republican President Abraham Lincoln was shot & killed by Confederacy supporter & actor John Wilkes Booth at the Ford Theatre in Washington DC on April 15, 1865, just days after he was sworn …