Revolution
Justice?
Friday, June 12th, 2020Justice is at the heart of social stability. Injustice provokes disobedience and rebellion. The American Revolution demanded justice in an era when few could be heard in politics. Have you ever taken a moment to ask yourself, what is justice? One of the most famous declarations of justice can be found in the Code of […]
My Presidents vs Not My Presidents
Friday, August 18th, 2017Since people have a hard time understanding honor, let me offer this. Not all men are perfect. We know this. The question is simple: “Did they move America forward, or did they try to take it back?” I honor the men and women who made us a “more perfect union,” not the men and women […]
Greeks lead Western Revolution?
Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011Writing about the future is much harder than writing about the past. Sometimes, however, certain patterns become familiar. Events in Greece are one such pattern. This is how revolutions start. It seems the Greeks have reached their “1932” moment. Average Greeks now know another attempt to “balance the budget” will makes things worse not better. […]