Tag: history

The Hidden Treasure of the Afghan Mountains: A Tale of Discovery and Destruction

The only remaining recorded picture of the Entrance to the Mountain of Gold in U.S. Army Records. But this entrance was destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban who never read the hieroglyphics and never opened the Entrance. But these destroyers of antiquities were destroyed in their camp by six Hellfire Missiles. So, the mystery may… Continue reading The Hidden Treasure of the Afghan Mountains: A Tale of Discovery and Destruction

THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT: A Tribute to Valor and Resilience

THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT: Tribute to Valor and Resilience In the realm of cinematic achievements, The Six Triple Eight, directed by Tyler Perry, brilliantly shines as a poignant war drama that celebrates the indomitable spirit of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion—the only all-Black, all-female battalion in World War II. As a veteran and an… Continue reading THE SIX TRIPLE EIGHT: A Tribute to Valor and Resilience

The Unbelievable Size of Protests in America: A Response to Economic Inequality and Social Injustice

I am only Predicting all of this but fear all are very possible because I witnessed Death Causing Protests Overseas in the Military while in the U.S. Army-no, I do not want to see them here, but I fear they are Coming- My Predictions for the next four years in 🇺🇸 are not pretty. I… Continue reading The Unbelievable Size of Protests in America: A Response to Economic Inequality and Social Injustice

Foreigners are Promoting 2nd American Civil War

Americans are too busy being Upset about this and that to Notice One Small Detail that could Derail 🇺🇸. America’s 2nd Civil War is being promoted from Abroad. There are those hitting pushing for Radical Podcasters and others to Push for Civil War in the United States. Every possible scenario is being pushed and all… Continue reading Foreigners are Promoting 2nd American Civil War

Coryell County’s Brown Family remembers the Civil War

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The sun poured down on the dusty streets of Gatesville, Texas, painting the world in golden hues. The air was thick with the scent of earth and labor, filled with the laughter and shouts of young boys, their faces bright with the infectious excitement and naivety that only youth can bring. They gathered in eager… Continue reading Coryell County’s Brown Family remembers the Civil War

Lift Our Spirit: A Call to Unity and Resilience for All Americans

Lift Our Spirit: A Call to Unity and Resilience for All Americans As we stand on the brink of new challenges and opportunities, our spirit as a nation has never been more important. Despite the uncertainties that lie ahead over the next four years, the lifeblood of America beat strongest when we stand united, embodying… Continue reading Lift Our Spirit: A Call to Unity and Resilience for All Americans