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The two disasters are separated by 99 years. One, a post-rainfall avalanche that resulted in the death of 9 godly people in Franconia Notch in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The second a post-rainfall flood that resulted in a still increasing number of people in Flash Flood Alley in the Texas Hill country including […]
The North Rim of the Grand Canyon has burned. Dragon Bravo Fire has destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge. I worked there one summer when I was in college. The North Rim is different from the more developed South Rim (I applied there too and received a rejection notice in July, a little late for […]
The Marquis de Lafayette is winding up the bicentennial of his tour of the United States as the nation’s guest by helping to naturalize 150 people from 43 countries at Federal Hall in New York in a ceremony conducted Chief Judge Laura Taylor Swain, United District Court for the Southern District of New York. The […]
In Iran there are between 1-2 zillion signs denouncing the United States as the Great Satan. A common epithet is “Death to America.” For decades, Persians have been bombarded with these signs from the Iranian theocrats who govern the country. One might think that after such an extensive delivery of the message that the result […]
Is America becoming Exceptional? No. Is America becoming the last best hope of humanity? No. Is the President of the United States becoming Commander in Chief and Leader of the Free World? No. Could all these questions be answered in the reverse due to the war in Iran? Yes. War provides an opportunity for leadership […]
History organizations do not have the option of operating in isolation from the world around them. June 14, 2025, was an historic day: It was the 250th anniversary of the founding of the army celebrated with a parade in the nation’s capital. It was the 79th birthday of the president of the United States celebrated […]
January 3, 2021, was the day I first started writing about political action thrillers (Seven Days in January: This Time It Is Not a Movie). Little did I know what was about to happen three days later. The great political action thrillers used to have a Cold War model, sometimes derived from the Cuban Missile […]
America’s third civil war ratcheted up with the deployment of troops to Los Angeles. Remember we are not only celebrating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, we are reliving it. History may not repeat itself but it certainly does rhyme. The current civil war combines elements of all three civil wars. First there is […]
Is it 2028 already? It seems like only yesterday when it was the First 100 days. At that point, everything seem to be going well for the President. He along with his sidekick Elon Musk were running roughshod over the government bureaucracy. They were doing everything they could to decimate the American position in the […]
Once upon a time, the United States was a can-do country. In 2025, we are celebrating the bicentennial of the completion of the Erie Canal begun in 1817 in Rome, New York. The Marquis de Lafayette in his return trip to the United States in 1824-1825 actually traveled portions of the Erie Canal in June […]
by Peter Feinman
by Peter Feinman
by Peter Feinman
