What’s Wrong With This Woke Picture? (#6)
If Alan George had given this guidance at a tribal or family ceremony, it would be absolute gold for the cadets. Conducting any ceremony based on “race” at West Point is wrong.
History
Embracing the American Freedom: The Legacy of Deer Hunting in the USA
Beyond the thrill of the chase, this annual tradition of deer hunting encompasses a rich heritage deeply rooted in the fabric of American history.
Applying Sherman’s Military Strategy to Hamas
Applying General William Tecumseh Sherman’s Military Strategy to modern day problems like Hamas
What’s Wrong With This Woke Picture? (#5)
What, precisely, are the parts of Native American culture and heritage brought to West Point? Ok, feathers as a gift. What else?
General Sherman: From Scorched Earth to Westward Expansion – The Legacy of Total War”
General Sherman: From Scorched Earth to Westward Expansion – The Legacy of Total War” It may not be pretty, but it gets results…
What’s Wrong With This Woke Picture? (#4)
“The United States Military Academy honors Native American Heritage Month by reflecting on the their annual ceremony where cadets receive an eagle feather prior to graduation and commissioning.” USMA public release. How do we know the cadets in this picture are Indians? What makes them Indians? What’s different in their lives at West Point from …
Gaza’s Real Estate belongs to Israel: David’s superior marksmanship skills
In the epic saga of “David and Goliath,” David’s slingshot skills weren’t just a one-time wonder; they came with a title deed for Gaza.
From Tea Parties to Political Parties
From Tea Parties to Political Parties: and Red Coats to Red Tape. A Satirical Journey from Liberty to Tyranny.
Perfumed Prodigies and the Sweet Smell of Medical Missteps
Those wise wizards of medicine, armed with theories that would make you question their sense of smell (or lack thereof), once declared war on water, and the battle for bath time supremacy began.
The Other Terrorists
The same kind of hate that fuels Hamas – the hate of truth, dignity, common sense and God – is the same hate that fuels the left.
George III vs. Joe B: The Comedy of Crowns Through Time
In the zany history of royal mishaps, there was once a king who unintentionally moonwalked into the spotlight as the crown prince of comedic blunders – none other than King George III.
Ripping off the Scab” time of the year…The Dysfunctional American Family Christmas
While the holiday season often carries the promise of joy and togetherness, the reality for many families is far from the picturesque scenes depicted in Hallmark movies.
The Assassination of the President (JFK) of the United States of America (At 60:) What Lee Harvey Oswald and Richard Case Nagel Chose to Do Part 6
Sixty Years of Government Lies, Coverup and Propaganda: To What End?
Why this War is Different: Unveiling the Ancient Battle for Your Home
Battles for land, are not just about power and influence; they are about the very essence of identity tied to the soil on which civilizations are built.
Facing Fiscal Reality: A Bipartisan Legacy of Debt
In the realm of economic responsibility, both the Biden and Trump administrations have played their part in accumulating a staggering $33+ trillion national debt.
Patrick Henry Rises Again: A Revolutionary’s Roast of Government Overreach, Debt, and Wokeism
Patrick Henry, the fiery orator of the American Revolution, was known for his passionate speeches that ignited the flames of liberty.
Donald Trump as Ross Perot
Should Donald Trump lose the Republican Primary he might run as an independent. What a disaster that would be. He would be Ross Perot 2.0, but not as amusing.
Beyond Borders: Exploring Public Perceptions of Firearms in the USA and Switzerland
In the global tapestry of firearm culture, two nations stand out with distinct approaches – the United States and Switzerland.
Weimar Warning: A Century Later, Drawing Lessons for the US
While we were busily celebrating our nation’s first Thanksgiving, another critical date passed, the centennial mark of the financial collapse of the Weimar Republic on November 23, 1923.
Thoughts About America: the Angry, the Miserable, the Suicidal
Who can the public believe in a nation where opinion and the “narrative” masquerade as unbiased and accurate news—an unpardonable journalistic violation that we see more and more often today on network and cable news reports?