Necessity requires me to do a significant amount of air travel, international flights included. That’s caused me to experience the
Author: Tom Shackleford
There’s Clarity in Lies
Every era of humanity has at least one salient feature that distinguishes itself from whatever two it happens to be
Tranquility is a Tall Order
I recently had a chat with a friend from Eastern Europe about the current mayhem afflicting America. He was incredulous
Belgians in the Congo
We’re not the only ones getting our history defaced and then destroyed. This pre-genocide process recently claimed a statue of
They Needed a Different Playbook
Armchair Quarterback ain’t my position in this high-stakes sport we call Surviving Weimerica. But, I’ll try to play it as
Advancing the Truth
This time around is going to be a rather one-sided affair. The Right has no real political representation, zero ability
The Protagonists’ Part
While watching the statue of St. Junipero Serra get pulled down to the cheers of a mob in a San
America’s Bikini Atoll
Operation Crossroads was conducted back in 1946. During this insane exercise, Bikini Atoll, a remote coral formation out in the
Chicago: Lessons in Leadership
I never see Chicago unless it’s from the air as I depart O’Hare. Sometimes, I look down at the South
Worse is the Easiest Prediction
There’s been plenty of speculation in our circles on what the recent riots may precipitate. My take is that the