In Remembrance Of Lt. Jr. Grade Bob Rudolph This post is dedicated to Navy Lt. Jr. Grade Robert “Bob” Rudolph who at age 23 made the ultimate sacrifice for his country while flying reconnaissance over Vietnam. I was good friends with his younger brother, Alan, so knew Bob because of our friendship. Bob didn’t have […]
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A Note On A Napkin According to the Daily Mail, 48-year-old Tricia Belstra was on a Southwest Airlines flight from Colorado to Indiana to attend the funeral of her 25-year-old son Kyle, who committed suicide after breaking up with his long-time girlfriend. During the flight, Belstra began to feel overwhelmed and kept the sick bag between
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Charlton Heston On Winning the Cultural War Many of the social issues we are facing today have been rising incrementally for decades. In February 1999, the then-president of the National Rifle Association, famed actor Charlton Heston, gave a speech at the Harvard Law School Forum. His speech focused on the culture war within both America
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15-Year-Old High School Student Exposes Critical Race Theory A Minnesota teen and ninth-grade student at Rosemount High School, Brad Taylor, went viral for his five-minute speech to the District 196 School Board as he spoke out against liberal indoctrination in the classroom. Taylor spoke under the special communications request of the June 14 meeting. To date,
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The Sad Future of Law Enforcement One of our daughters is married to a retired police Sergeant. I know she was relieved when he finally retired because much of what is described below is well known to her. As you read it, you will probably conclude that the author is a pretty smart guy and
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