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Many years ago a number of fault lines began covertly penetrating the foundation of our Constitution and our American principles. A major one began with the infiltration of the Marxist ideology into our Institutions of higher learning, particularly the Ivy League Universities. As graduates became teachers in lower level schooling programs, the Marxist virus began […]

“We are a nation of laws, not of men”. Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father. “When our nation’s laws are flouted by the political leadership it is only a matter of time until the populace shows the same disrespect for law and order”, John Adams, Founding Father They seemed to be wise men predicting our future some

Perhaps the best anecdote of the Warrior Brotherhood is from Gen. Sherman with respect to Gen. Grant,  “He stood by me when I was crazy, I stood by him when he was drunk; and now, Sir, we stand by each other always.” This sentiment is the essence of Warrior Brotherhood.  Since time immemorial battles have

The Oath, Leadership, Trust, Love, Stakes, Mistakes, Diversity, and Inclusion You seldom see these word used in the same sentence or context unless you happen to be sitting in a group of Veterans who have been called to lead or participate in a combat operation. While few are ever really called to do that, many

What if we called a timeout and went back to the Constitution? There are many positions being tested against the fabric of our nation. Many are clearly taken from the Socialist teachings of Karl Marx and his modern-day mouthpieces. This is a distributed bunch, focused on the many pieces of the puzzle that have the

Two Rallying Cries For The Ages! These are two historic statements that may have a new meaning today. Suzanne Massie, an American scholar coined the phrase ‘Trust but Verify’ for President Reagan’s nuclear disarmament discussions with the Soviet Union almost 40 years ago. Those were days when there was a clear foreign threat, and it

All Americans should salute our Veterans who have given so much in defense of the freedoms we enjoy as a unique nation in the world. At this time of reflection on their sacrifices, there is a movement afoot that represents three perspectives. See if you share this view. 1. As Americans, we are concerned about

I would like to tell you that I have fond memories of these July Plebe Summer nights; but that would be a lie. What I remember is exhaustion, and sweat running down my back, trying to stay awake in an un-air-conditioned auditorium, watching “Victory at Sea” reruns. Right now I want you to pay attention

“To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue theenemy without fighting is the acme of skill.” Sun Tzu, Chinese military strategist, 544-496 B.C. Clearly, we have not paid close enough attention in 2500 years. The problem is that Sun Tzu’sprescription is lost advice on misguided policy

During the Second Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, at St. John’s Church inRichmond, Virginia, Patrick Henry gave a speech in which he said, “Give me liberty orgive me death.” History has recorded countless patriots who have given their lives forthe preservation of liberty. While the final words of our national anthem proclaim, “Theland of