Author Archives: Mike

Mr. President: For those of your supporters who genuinely believe in the non-interventionist segment of an America First policy, there could be no better news than your sacking of John Bolton. He and his like – Crystal, Boot, Romney, and … Continue reading →

Having lived a life that has featured about as many failures as successes, I have come to believe that coincidences are few, and success and failure are largely of your own making. This is not to say that there are … Continue reading →

The combination of the freakish Cory Booker’s call for a federal agency to fight White Nationalism, and the NY Times Magazine’s call for recasting U.S. history to focus exclusively on slavery and “American racism”, are the final straws. Enough is … Continue reading →

When the UK government returned its Hong Kong colony to China on 1 July 1997, it did so with the full knowledge that they were turning the colony’s population over to a Chinese communist tyranny that had killed more innocent … Continue reading →

–“In our own native land, in defence of the freedom that is our birthright, and which we ever enjoyed till the late violation of it — for the protection of our property, acquired solely by the honest industry of our … Continue reading →

For almost a year, claims have been rife that the United States was either “on the edge of energy independence” or “energy independent”. There has been very little public push back against these claims, suggesting that there is great deal … Continue reading →

The on-again, off-again status of war with Iran seems likely to continue for the foreseeable future, as it has, more or less, for the past forty years. President Trump cancelled an air strike on Iran after it shot down a … Continue reading →

On the domestic front, Mr. President, for more than 30 months those who support your administration, its reelection, and love their country, have watched what can only can be seen as a rising tide of Democratic-and-media driven lawlessness in the … Continue reading →

Having watched nearly three-years of Donald Trump working, haltingly but stubbornly, to reestablish the great and republic-preserving pillars of American foreign policy — non-intervention and neutrality — it is clear that the trail toward those goals is long, winding, and, … Continue reading →

There are times in life that leave you wondering why people believe in the goals they pronounce and seek, and, even more, why those same people would ever expect all others to support, or at least acquiesce in the successful … Continue reading →