Veterans Tales by Vassar Bushmills March 29, 2019 is Vietnam Veterans Day. Those veterans, called Baby Boomers, all recognize these Hollywood stars who served in the military during World War II. It’s called a handshake. Obviously this is not the America of today that it was seventy years ago when [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar Bushmills From our friend Mike Collins and his pals: (Note: My wife’s uncle Phillip was one of those Marines. Her father was oder and served on a tin can in the Phillipine Sea but saw no real action. He always looked up to his baby brother [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar Bushmills “Ok boys, put some clothes on those girls. We’re going home!” Apparently no one worried about nose art on the bombers…over there. (I don’t know who originally wrote this, but it was provided by one of our regular contributors, Ray Kasey, of New Jersey. Did you know that more [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar Bushmills They’ve often claimed that Economics is the dreariest science, but for men in uniform you’d have to go some to match the drudgery of pouring over miles and miles of pages and pages of personnel files and the rules and regs that define them. In the [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills Since its inception, VeteransTales.org has been movinging toward the establishment of a teaching program for veterans in order to fill in the growing gap between modern education in America’s schools about America’s history, and the reasons America was created in the first place. It takes only three generations for those things to [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills Apparently almost every president had a foreign policy doctrine. One even got it’s own teaching bloc in public schools, at least until the 1980s. It was called the Monroe Doctrine, which stated that the US would use force to repel foreign (mostly European) incursions into the western hemisphere. [Read More]
Remember these? Not many like these in Hollywood today. ARTICLE by, “Gene.” (Maybe) Reposted In Part From: SEE PHOTOS AND ORIGINAL PDF FILE, HERE: https://files.constantcontact.com/cf0fe869001/6ff705a0-a866-4d1e-8912-93544ccaebf6.pdf __________________ Like millions of Americans during the WWII, there was a job that needed doing they didn’t question, they went and did it, those that [Read More]
Based upon real events in a blizzard at Bensalem, Pennsylvania, Christmas Eve, December 24, 1776, and the diary of Captain Thomas Rodney, who was there. I was there in a blizzard, too—But, 238 years later—so I could see for myself…. By Jeffrey A. Friedberg Thomas Bonsall, Colonial militiaman, slogged [Read More]
Thomas Paine publishes American Crisis These are the times that try men’s souls; the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, [Read More]
Stop Equating Every Immigration Situation with the Holocaust! THIS ARTICLE BY RABBI ARYEH SPERO APPEARED FIRST IN AMERICANTHINKER.COM During the past two years when liberal groups disagreed with President Trump on a particular immigration situation, they tried justifying their position by comparing the plight of the refugee or immigrant to [Read More]
Exposed: the Nazi roots of the European Union Dec12 by Jon Rappoport World War 2 continued by other means NoMoreFakeNews.Com __ _________________ __ This is an intelligence briefing. Here I present the bare bones of what has been happening before our eyes…if we would see it. Once upon a time, there [Read More]
Words have meaning, John Brennan By Ed Timperlake This article first ran in americanthinker.com Has former CIA director John Brennan just made a very public threat against the physical well-being of the president of the United States? Director Brennan often comes across as an angry, ignorant man and may have just [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills William Wellman was an Academy Award-winning Hollywood director, especially of some of the most memorable westerns and war classics, A Star is Born, Beau Geste (Gary Cooper) Ox-Bow Incident (Henry Fonda) Battleground (Van Johnson) Across the Wide Missouri (Clark Gable) High and the Mighty and Blood Alley (John Wayne) Darby’s Rangers [Read More]
Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights is celebrated this week. While many of you may be familiar with the story of the Miracle of the Oil, the truth is that Hanukkah really celebrates another miracle – the miracle of a group of untrained farmers and tradesman with hardly any arms or [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar The other morning one of our local radio personalities was pitching a fancy restaurant in the Richmond area, and he proudly announced that their most popular entre was chipped beef on toast. A ten dollar platter these days, and whudda thunk it? People paying ten dollars for [Read More]
John Brennan’s Islamic Conversion Sep 18, 2018 7:32 am By Jamie Glazov This new Glazov Gang features John Guandolo, an ex-FBI agent and president of Understanding the Threat, and Brad Johnson, a former CIA Station Chief and president of Americans for Intelligence Reform. John Brennan’s SECRET Romance With Islam John [Read More]
Rick Rescorla spent his entire life fighting evil and 17 years ago today, that fight culminated with his saving thousands of lives, but losing his own. This is the final entry in my annual commemoration of three victims of 9/11, each of whom died a hero, facing down evil, facing [Read More]
This post honors Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas, one of the heroes who saved America from an even worse disaster than the attack on the Twin Towers. True immortality being the Divine’s purview, we humans are limited to only two types: genetics and remembrance. It is the latter that concerns me. Every [Read More]
To properly honor the dead, we must remember them — and Lt. Brian Ahearn, a New York City firefighter, is someone whom I honor every year on September 11. Every year on September 11, for the past 12 years, I’ve reprinted the memorial posts I wrote for Lt. Brian Ahearn, [Read More]
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