The Bastardization of American Individualism
Looking at oneself as the center of the universe has become a disease in our society. doing such is a bastardized form of American Individualism.
Culture
Taken for Granted: Watching Politics from the Sidelines
Watching Politics from the sidelines, is a uniquely American Achilles Heel that can distort the intentions of the Framers.
Sean of the South Visits University of Alabama
The University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa, is a unique place to visit, even for those who never attended.
Good People Need to Step Up
“There are good people in those agencies.” Good people wouldn’t cower and hide, to protect their paychecks at the expense of their fellow citizens.
No Matter What They Call It, It’s a Counter Revolution
When one studies history, one will find that the vast dominant force controlling the people has been dark. Tyrants, despots, human gods – they controlled the masses, and it was easy.
The Sandwich, By Sean Dietrich
As Sean of the South explains, sometimes a sandwich is much more than a sandwich.
The Road From Hell
“Hell is full of good meanings, but heaven is full of good works.” – Origin unknown
Turning The Other Cheek Is Fine, Until It Becomes Necessary To Wield The Sword
As the old saying goes, on these hot and humid days, “I’m not worth the bullet it would take to put me out of my misery.”
Who was John Wayne? by Citizen Writer, Joe Heaton
Who was John Wayne. Marion Robert Morrison. John Wayne. He was an idea. In most of his movies, he portrayed a gruff and tough hero. The Searchers. The Sands of Iwo Jima. The original True Grit. Great movies, all. He was a man of honor who had his struggles. He was tough as nails, but …
Death Of A Nation – Completing Barack Hussein’s Fundamental Transformation
“…we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.”, Barack Hussein Obama, October 2008
Is America Experiencing A ‘Revenge Of The Nerds’ Moment?
When I was a kid, I remember watching the 1984 movie “Revenge of the Nerds” and laughing at the ridiculousness of it. I understood it on a kid’s level as a comedy. A few years ago, I re-watched it and understood it on a different & deeper level. I saw understood it as two factions: …
Post Modernism and the Commandments
A a person who torments you out of greed will be satisfied when he takes what is yours. A person who torments you for your own good will never be satisfied.
Why The Modern Woman Is An Unhappy Woman
Belief in societal messaging is causing unhappiness in multiple generations of American women.
I Stepped Off the Side of the Earth in 1968
50 years after graduation from West Point is a time for remembering. My memories of a Hellish summer aren’t a criticism of anything or anyone – lest sensitivities be triggered in comparison. It’s just one story of the past to tell and consider thoughtfully.
The Ten Commandments Part II
Last time we met, we looked at the first three commandments that God gave to his people through Moses. For the purposes of better understanding western thought, it is critical to recognize that the Ten Commandants have been the bedrock of western morality for centuries. As we discussed, the entire law of Moses is predicated on two …
Crisis Warfare
For anyone of sound mind who hasn’t been in a coma for the past year, it will come as no surprise that our American way of life has been significantly (and perhaps permanently) hamstrung by the likes of people claiming to want to “keep us safe.” While many seem to appreciate and support the notion that …
USMA Class of 1972: 50 Years Ago and Now. Why It Matters Is Why I Care (Part 2 of 3)
How my West Point Class of 1972 mattered to the Army is why I care about West Point today. That begs the question, “Why does West Point matter?” What matters today – for the Class of 2022?
