Mother’s Day is for Women
How hard is it to define what a woman is? The proven science of biology establishes gender differences in the chromosomes of every cell in the human body.
Morals
Even Obama won’t speak at Harvard
We’re winning. The first and most prestigious college in America now is such a pariah that even Barack Hussein Obama apparently turned down giving this year’s Class Day keynote speech
Understanding Rejection of Pride Month and Transgender Advertising in Beer Marketing
In a singular example of failing to read the room in marketing, Bud Lite stands apart, and has reaped thee results of that failure. Here’s why.
Hamas’ Spring Break
How does any sane person accuse Israel of genocide yet demand for the destruction of the Jewish state, while simultaneously staging an illegal occupation themselves.
Farewell Address to the Corps of Cadets at West Point
On May 12, 1962, General of the Army Douglas McArthur [USMA’03] delivered his famous Duty, Honor, Country speech as he accepted the Sylvanus Thayer Award at West Point.
The Devil Was in the Details
In light of last week’s insanity at the General Conference of the United Methodist Church, it’s time to shake the dust off of our feet and move away and onward.
Embracing Imperfection: A Humble Journey in Human Nature
The belief in human perfection often clashes with the fundamental teachings of humility and grace found in Christian gospel.
May Day: Mayday! Mayday!
Mayday! The United Methodist Church’s misguided celebration of its liberal “victory” is akin to Nero’s fiddling while Rome burned to the ground.
Genesis, the Serpent, and the Human Brain: A Metaphorical Exploration of Order and Chaos
Central to the Biblical creation narrative is the serpent, symbolizing temptation, deception, and the allure of chaos.
Somebody will be Under the Ban
Can a non-Christian live in a Christianized society? If you listen to the constant harping of the leftists, the answer is “no.” But is that true?
Liberty Under Law- or Tyranny Under Taboo
Rather than being ruled under a Higher Law, the Jonestown victims of a terrible crime, had submitted themselves to rule by taboo.
A Celebrity Circus Replaced America’s 1776 Royal Flush “Celebrity is the chastisement of merit and the punishment of talent.” Emily Dickinson
On July 4th, Americans participate in patriotic activities such as fireworks, barbeques, and roasting the British. The routine posting of memes reminds us of why we celebrate Independence Day: we did not want or need a King and will go to extremes to ensure we win.
The Absurdity of Anti-Manliness: Embracing Peeing While Standing
In this era of over-the-top political correctness, it’s time to reclaim and celebrate what it truly means to be a man.
The Depths of Hatred: Understanding Nazi Anti-Semitism and the Legacy of Racism Against Jewish People
The Nazis’ hatred towards Jews was not a sudden or isolated phenomenon but rather part of a long history of anti-Semitic sentiments that have existed for thousands of years.
Lessons in Leadership: An Immersive Journey as a West Point Drill Cadet in 1995
In the scorching summer of 1995, a defining chapter unfolded for me as a Junior at West Point, thrust into an unexpected role as a “Drill Cadet” at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
The Return of Trial by Ordeal
The principle of being guilty until proven innocent is the foundation for trial by ordeal, and its close cousin trial by combat.
Analyzing Societal Division: The Significance of Matt Bracken’s CW2 Cube in Understanding Potential Civil Wars
“Civil War II Bracken Cube,” is a conceptual framework used to analyze and understand the dynamics of potential civil wars, particularly in the context of the United States.
Preserving Integrity: The Imperative of Upholding the West Point Honor Code
The West Point honor code, with its steadfast commitment to honesty, integrity, and ethical conduct, stands as a beacon of moral strength and character.
It’s All About the Benjamins!
The WNBA is still a money loser for the NBA, while the UAE deal is just pure profit for the league. It’s all about the Benjamins!
Questioning Moral Progress: The Shadows of Human Nature Explored
The prevailing idea that our generation is inherently more morally advanced than those that came before us is a comforting, yet false, narrative.