Herbert Hoover: A Failed Presidency and the Road to Socialism
Herbert Hoover, the 31st President of the United States, is often remembered as one of the most ineffective leaders in American history.
History
Unveiling the Brutal Realities of the “Blow Torch and Screw” Tactics: Marines’ Harsh Measures in World War II
During the intense and unforgiving battles of World War II, particularly in the Pacific theater, the United States Marines found themselves confronted with a formidable adversary in the Japanese Imperial Army.
The Betrayal of Heroes: The Bonus March and America’s Broken Promise
George S. Patton and Douglas MacArthur, were two young officers whose paths would intersect with one of the darkest chapters in American history—the Bonus March.
Socialists Force-Feeding School Children a Steady Diet of Toxic Critical Race Theory
Despite parental objections, the nation’s largest teachers’ unions have let it be known that they will support Marxist and socialist teachers who are teaching Critical Race Theory anyway.
George Washington, A Man in Full
Washington’s Birthday is different, because on this day, we’re focused on one man. As well we should be.
Putin and Biden: Two Peas in a Political Pod?
There was predictable outrage among American lawmakers when the world learned that Vladimir Putin’s most significant political opponent died mysteriously in prison Friday.
Government Confiscation of Gold: A Historical Analysis
This occurred during the Great Depression in the United States when the government confiscated gold from its citizens and established fixed prices for its purchase.
George Washington was the greatest American. Don’t settle for less.
George Washington: the man who transformed America from a collection of British colonies to independent states that formed what is now called the United States.
Globalist Babylon Is Coming
Recently, I wrote a message titled “Babylon the Great Is Fallen.” In that message, I erroneously stated that “Mystery Babylon” was mentioned in Revelation 18. Since that time, I’ve done a much deeper study on the subject and there are some things I’d like to clarify here. First of all, “Mystery Babylon” is …
The Hearing
Yet another attempt that could lay the groundwork for the legacies of Confederate generals and soldiers to be deemed unworthy of public respect in American heritage and in modern-day American society.
Unveiling the Evolution and Endurance of the Sensor Shooter Concept in Warfare
The concept of the sensor shooter, also known as hunter-killer, has a rich history dating back centuries, demonstrating its enduring effectiveness in military strategy.
A Global Five Front War
Joe Biden stated in speech last week that “American leadership is what holds the world together.” Accepting this statement as true, given the state of the world, it seems American leadership has disappeared in Washington, D.C.
Uniting Through One Anthem: Overcoming Division for National Harmony
The existence and promotion of multiple national anthems undermines this unity, serving as a tool for division rather than cohesion.
Gassy Settlers and the Unlikely Climate Heroes: How White Europeans Accidentally Saved the Planet
In a wild twist of fate, it turns out those gassy settlers who decimated the buffalo population might have unknowingly saved the planet from a methane meltdown.
George Washington’s Leadership: A Divine Intervention at the Newburgh Conspiracy
In the crucible of post-Revolutionary War America, George Washington faced a pivotal test of leadership during the Newburgh Conspiracy of 1783,
The Strength of Independent Thought: Lessons from the Revolutionary War
Samuel Adams, a key figure in the American Revolution, once proclaimed, “It does not take a majority to prevail… but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men.”
The “race card;” which political party is historically racist?
Historically, the Democratic Party has deep roots in racism, particularly in the South, where it was the party of segregationists and supported Jim Crow laws that enforced racial segregation.
Reviving the Letter of Marque: A Modern Approach to Military Expenditure
Dating back to medieval Europe, the letter of marque authorized privateers to engage in acts of warfare against enemy vessels, disrupting supply lines and inflicting economic damage
Guns and Indians-Unveiling America’s Shadows
The infamous Wounded Knee Massacre (1890) marked the brutal conclusion of the American Indian Wars, leaving hundreds of Lakota Sioux dead.
Other history months we need; Italians were far more than the Mafia. A Norwegian-American saved billions of people
The point of Black History Month was to build the esteem and reputation of black people, who are one-eighth of the U.S. population. I am cool with that. What about the other seven-eighths of the population that didn’t sit around eating bonbons while watching slaves pick cotton.