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
Market Research and Advertising: The Commercial Equivalent of Information Operations
Market research and advertising strategies share striking similarities with the military concept of information operations, formerly known as psychological operations (PSYOPS).
Law, Law Enforcement, And The PDRK
The California courts have once struck a blow against law enforcement and public safety.
Evening Soup with Basement Joe, Vol II – Episode 76: Masks, Emails, and Crow Dandelion Soup
Joe Buckstop, an aging, corrupt old fool, somehow becomes president in his basement, and every night, an aide has to bring him his soup and discuss the events of the day as he prepares to receive his nightly meds…
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.
What We Can Learn from Islam
The reality of life points to these simple principles. None of us can know everything, and on a day-to-day basis we submit ourselves to the learned teaching and actions of others.
American Maskirovka
Maskirovka (маскировка) is a Russian word for the use of of deception to confuse an enemy, causing him to take actions. favorable to friendly intentions.
Barb Dwyer: Upholding Privacy and Freedom in America-Defund the Rogue BATFE
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE) has morphed into a rogue agency that tramples on Americans’ rights and undermines the very principles of privacy and freedom.
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.
The Tales of Little Pavel: Episode 27 – Little Pavel Gets a Letter
An idealistic teenager, living in the 51st ward of a fictional city in middle America, volunteers at the local party headquarters, and learns a lesson or two about modern urban politics.
The Tale of the Deadly White Socks: A Combat Faux Pas
In the annals of military absurdity during the later years of the Iraq war, few offenses struck fear into the hearts of soldiers like the infamous case of the white socks.
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.
Messages, Emails, and Nice Remarks by Sean Dietrich
I receive a lot of questions in the form of emails, private messages, subpoenas, etc. Sometimes these messages are kindhearted. Other times??
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.
A Hunger Strike is Only Effective if Someone Actually Cares if You Starve Yourself to Death
Roughly 15 pro-Hamas students have gone on a hunger strike at Princeton, and hunger strikes are serious things, but they’ve opened themselves up to justifiable mockery.
Never Trumper discovers Biden sucks; It still doesn’t bother him
FJB has spent the first three years of his presidency saying, “I’m a corrupt communist who wipes his butt on the Constitution.”
The Democratic Party’s Strategic Game: From Brilliance to Chaos
Democrats stand at a crossroads, needing to reconcile its core values with the realities of a changing political landscape to regain trust and credibility among the electorate.
Fascism- It’s Not About Racism
Possibly one of the greatest triumphs of propaganda in history was the idea that Fascism (and its close cousin Nazism) is just racism.
Should America Scrap the Electoral College?
With the 2024 presidential election less than six months away, squabbles about how Americans elect their president have begun anew.