Author Archives: Dennis Sevakis

Are we about to experience a revolutionary renewal of Truth, Justice and the American Way? Or must we now retire our global scepter, and settle in to our new place amongst the pantheon of imperial has-beens? If you’re one of … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the following arrived from my old Air Force buddy and flight lead, FASTFAC, regarding the video clip of Prof. Richard Epstein that had appeared on these pages: Liked the Epstein commentary.  Since there appears to be more than one … Continue reading →

Panem et circenses is Latin for “bread and circuses.” The phrase refers to the political practice of a ruling class providing the means of life and a little recreation to appease discontent amongst what might otherwise be the unruly mass … Continue reading →

From a correspondent: Dennis, Ya brings new meaning to “proud”… I wonder how the straight soldier would feel if he found he was sharing his field tent with 4 gay brothers — just a thought. I have several gay friends … Continue reading →

Another sobering editorial video from Pat Condell: Hat Tip: David Horowitz at frontpagemag.com

Very interesting post today over at babalú: The very real shackles on our economy By Henry Louis Gomez, on October 7, 2011, at 10:29 am I wanted to share a couple of anecdotes with you to illustrate the very real … Continue reading →

Combat readiness will be moving to the back of the bus. Repeal of the DADT (Don’t ask, don’t tell) policy regarding open homosexuality in the military seems to be transmogrifying into an affirmative action recruitment program for those with non-standard … Continue reading →

Charging one more time into the Free-Trade breach, the Wall Street Journal sings the praises of House Speaker Boehner in today’s op/ed pages: Washington’s Free Trade Adult John Boehner acts presidential. President Obama is indulging Congress’s protectionist elements as the … Continue reading →

last updated 2011.10.04.1407z Having more than one person think about an issue generally improves analytical productivity. One individual just cannot think of everything. That’s why we have think “tanks” and focus “groups.” I was once again reminded of this when … Continue reading →

last updated 2011.09.29.1606z From yesterday’s Washington Times: After demise of ‘don’t ask,’ activists call for end to military ban on transgenders By Rowan Scarborough The Washington Times Wednesday, September 28, 2011 With homosexuals now able to serve openly in the … Continue reading →