Biden’s Watergate
Once again the Democrat Party used the Department of Justice to spy on Republicans and the pinheads in the press see nothing wrong. Sergeant Schultz had better eyesight.
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Transition from Ideologies and Politics To a World of Reality and Facts
It is finally time in 2025 with a new awakening to move away from past ideologies and partisan politics (parties) to a world of facts, cognitive solution processes, and reality.
A short true history of NATOs first failed war; Part II
Part II — The Pristina Standoff: How to Nearly Start World War III The ink was still drying on Milošević’s surrender when a column of 200 Russian paratroopers made a surprise dash from Bosnia to Kosovo. Their target: Pristina’s Slatina Airfield. It was June 12, 1999, and NATO’s ground convoys were still crawling north. The …
Introduction to Business 101: Golf with THE Chuck – A Tribute to Enduring American Grit-October 3rd – October 5th, 2025
Welcome back to our weekly reflection on leadership, legacy, and the quiet strength that forges true victories—not always in boardrooms or on fairways, but in the unyielding pursuit of principle.
‘Consumers Are Collapsing….Broke….17% Are Putting Groceries on (Layaway)’
US consumers have yet another hyper-interest-inflated debt to throw on the pile. Atop their hyper-interest-inflated mortgages, credit cards, cars, student loans,….
A short true history of NATOs first failed war; Part I
From the skies over Belgrade to the mud of Albania to the streets of Belgrade with a bulldozer—NATO won the war, lost the narrative, and never quite came home; Part I-When NATO Went to War for Peace
No Genocide in Gaza
Gaza has returned to the front page of the news due to potential military and political actions as the war nears its end, raising questions about what should be done with Gaza. I’ve been striving to clarify certain misunderstandings that have surfaced and continue to do so.
The Democrats’ Elephant In The Room
107 Days, the greatest lie it put forward, and a great issue for the Democrats, Anti-Semitism.
America’s End Game
The Left continues in its attempts to dismantle our country, our Constitution and to challenge President Trump. Two paths lay before us.
War as a Racket, and Why General Odierno Was Right
For a brief period of time, I had the honor of serving under General Raymond T. Odierno in Iraq. He was, without question, one of the finest officers I ever worked for—sharp, grounded, and with a great sense of humor that managed to shine through even in the worst of times.
America’s New Warfighting Military: Old Blood and Guts Would Be Proud
Late last month, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth told an unprecedented gathering of generals, admirals, commanders, and senior NCOs that from this moment on, the only mission of the newly named Department of War is this: “warfighting, preparing for war, and preparing to win, [and being] unrelenting and uncompromising in that pursuit.”
Does Politics Get in the Way of Good Government?
George Washington disliked political parties. In fact, he was the only president who was not affiliated with any political party. Washington believed that parties produce factions and division.
The Great Replacement Theory
We don’t want cultures that demand the cessation of church bells on Sunday morning but require a loudspeaker call to prayer five times a day. We don’t want cultures in America that promote segregation or the establishment of separate towns or cities.
Another Swing at the Long Gray Line — and a Miss
As a West Point graduate, I’ve seen plenty of books take shots at the Academy. West Point: America’s Power Fraternity (1973) by K. Bruce Galloway and Robert Bowie Johnson, Jr. might be the loudest, crankiest one of the bunch.
The Department of War Is Back — And About Time
I entered the Army in July of 1993, before President Clinton’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” experiment. Back then, the military was still primarily about blowing holes in things, breaking enemy armies, and defending the Republic. Then slowly, like a frog in a pot, the Pentagon began feeding the social science laboratory every “good idea” — except the good ideas about how to win wars.
Don Surber’s Highlights of the week, Featuring a the usual lowlifes in the news
Gallup reported, “Trust in Media at New Low of 28% in U.S.” Coincidentally, the idiocy rate in America is 28%, down from 31% last year and from 40% just five years ago.
Shutdown backfires on Democrats; Unlike Obama, Trump is delivering hard, smoking pitches up and inside.
Trump gamed the government shutdown out well in advance of the 2024 election. He figured a way to use the Kabuki theater of a shutdown to actually shut the government down. No one has done that before.
Dems swing at Trump, hit themselves
Rahm Emanuel gave the world a simple truth about politics when he wrote, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.”
Governor Newsom Thinks Self-Governance is Authoritarian
I almost have the sense that Governor Newsom is engaging in a bit of propaganda in hopes that the public with entrust him with the reins of power — so he can play authoritarian himself for a few years.
Government Shutdowns: The Same Old Soap Opera
Cue the violins, America: it’s “government shutdown season” again. Right on schedule, like pumpkin spice lattes or bad holiday commercials, the headlines scream that federal workers will be “sent home without pay” and that the Republic teeters on the brink of collapse.