Author Archives: Mike

This morning’s videos brought news that the senior-most Department of Defense (DoD) flag officers are whining about not meeting their recruitment targets so far in 2022. These overstuffed, desk-bound officers say they cannot understand what problems are causing the low … Continue reading →

Notwithstanding that the mainstream media, crooked retired-general pundits, EU and NATO spokesmen, Defense Department briefers, and a host of other liars are still telling Americans that Ukraine will eventually defeat the Russian army and overthrow Putin’s regime, it has all … Continue reading →

Come gather ’round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You’ll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth savin’ And you better start swimmin’ … Continue reading →

News of  more “mandates” are everywhere in the air this week. The White House is printing mandates as fast as the Federal reserve prints money. The commonality of the two is that, when released, neither is worth the paper they … Continue reading →

Asking why now? Asking who benefits? You must be kidding. The word “Democrats” must be the first word that comes to mind. –“The shooting came days before the National Rifle Association annual convention was set to begin in Houston. Abbott … Continue reading →

Buffalo is my home town. It is a city that  was once a being a solidly rust-belt city, one that was driven to the edge of disaster by Jimmy Carter’s prelude-to-Biden economic policies. The city did come back, however, and … Continue reading →

“Why is it,” the great Virginian, John Randolph of Roanoke, asked about U.S. politics in January 1827, “that our system has a uniform tendency to bring forward low and little men, to the exclusion of the more worthy?” [1] Surely, … Continue reading →

No one more clearly saw the all-war-all-the-time condition Americans find themselves in today than Charles A. Lindbergh, perhaps America’s greatest aviator, anti-interventionist, and advocate of neutrality. Lindbergh was there at the creation, if you will, when Franklin Roosevelt’s administration took … Continue reading →

This April 9th probably will pass quietly with only a few Americans thinking about what happened on this day in 1865. Indeed, it may now be some kind of hate crime to think or speak about it. But 157 years … Continue reading →

The Democrats really know how to mark “National Child Protection Month’, don’t they? In the midst of a nationwide effort to remind Americans that their children — down to toddlers and even younger kids — are under threat from the … Continue reading →