Author Archives: Mike

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 →

We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives we’ve set. We’ve got to have a civilian national security force that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded. Barack Obama, 2 … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Joe Biden said the world was forming a New World Order and that the United States must lead it. You have heard this murderous crap before — or at least have read about — under other names, such as … Continue reading →

How corrupt are U.S. intelligence agencies? The list at the end of this piece consists of the fifty-one high-ranking U.S. intelligence officers – most from CIA – who signed a letter published on the eve of the 2020 election that … Continue reading →

My wife and I once watched a British detective show in which the senior police inspector regularly used the phrase “Christ on a bike!” to greet situations he interpreted as ridiculous, devoid of commonsense, and/or almost unimaginable. Today, 16 March … Continue reading →

At week’s end, nearly $14 billion in taxpayer money will soon be on the way to the shattered, useless, and criminal government of Ukraine, a country of no national-security importance to Americans, except for those in the republic’s terminally corrupt … Continue reading →