World Domination for $500 Alex! Socialism is teetering on self-destruction again. In 1900, the USA had the largest economy in the world; its technical and… Read More »Wall Street & Government Corruption: A Recipe For Self-Destruction
Most books, movies, and stories about the First World War are defeatist in tone. Whether that be because of the mass slaughter in the muddy,… Read More »Review of The Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger
The Quote by Trump on Our Ancestors “Our ancestors are the people who tamed the great wilderness, settled a vast continent, laid down the railroads,… Read More »Donald Trump on Our Ancestors
Introduction The Great War was one of the most important events of modern world history. It led directly to World War II, crushed Great Britain… Read More »Review of Private Compton: My Experience in the World War by Paul L. Compton and Wendy Yessler
I sometimes get tired of writing about the evils of creeping Socialism, the constant battle to recognize the subtle and overt racism of Leftists, the… Read More »A World without Marxism
A common refrain from the left is that the US should mimic Europe and its “socialist” systems. Often they’re referring to the Scandinavian countries, which… Read More »The US is Subsidizing European Socialism. We Must Stop Doing So
Introduction Few books that I have read have made a deep impression on me. Atlas Shrugged was one that did and The Forgotten Soldier by… Read More »Review of “The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill” by William Manchester
Introduction A defining feature of the modern American way of war is a reliance on high-tech weapons and a prodigious amount of airpower. But, that… Read More »Review of “The Rise of American Air Power: The Creation of Armageddon”
Unlike the Korean War, World War I is not a forgotten war. However, it is one that is not frequently remarked upon or written about.… Read More »Review of The Great War, 1914-1918 by Cyril Falls
Introduction There are few things as reviled in the modern world as imperialism and colonialism. We as a society have been taught that it was… Read More »Review of Empire: The Rise and Demise of the British World Order and the Lessons for Global Power by Niall Ferguson
Introduction Blitzkrieg: The Long Armistice to the Fall of France is one of the more fun to read books I’ve read about World War II.… Read More »Blitzkrieg: The Long Armistice to the Fall of France
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Introduction to Reminiscences by Douglas MacArthur Few generals have captured the public’s imagination in the same way that General Douglas MacArthur did during World War… Read More »Review of Reminiscences by Douglas MacArthur
The Most Important Lesson of the 20th Century: Introduction: The most important lesson of the 20th Century was that we cannot allow socialism or communism… Read More »The Most Important Lesson of the 20th Century