A Veteran’s Reflection on America
For real veterans, our oath has no statute of limitations. For true American veterans, we are concerned about what we see happening in our America.
For real veterans, our oath has no statute of limitations. For true American veterans, we are concerned about what we see happening in our America.
Our First Amendment does not protect people from being held accountable for supporting enemies of our nation and civilization.
Only idiots and those who have never been on a battlefield believe in a “proportionate response” in war.
The incubators of hatred have become a rampant field of loathing and anger toward anyone that does not embrace a progressive socialist, Marxist, perspective.
We must recognize the line between good and evil and utterly crush the latter. Failure is not an option for our future generations.
We now have an ideological agenda that runs contrary to our fundamental perspective of individual rights, freedoms, and liberties.
It is time for law-abiding governors and mayors in America to clarify their position regarding support for terrorism in their jurisdictions.
An unexpected early morning encounter during my morning run led to this parable about our nation's open borders.
There is a very interesting question that our Constitutional Republic must face in the aftermath of the savage and barbaric attack of a designated Islamic terrorist organization, Hamas, against a sovereign Nation-State, Israel.
I condemn the actions of Hamas, send a warning to Hezbollah, and desire that our policies change towards the top sponsor of Islamic terrorism, Iran.