By Robert K. Wilcox
I didn’t know Andrew Breitbart well. I met him once at a Hollywood movie preview. But I sometimes write for his website, Breitbart.com, and respected him immensely for his relentless pursuit of the truth in journalism and the fire and skill with which he conducted that pursuit. He was driven to expose corruption and hypocrisy. He would not give up. He did not back down. Continued Here |
By Robert K. Wilcox
Want to know why there will be little outcry at Obama’s announced defense cuts and emasculation of our military? Don’t get me wrong. There is waste in the military to be excised. And I’m what the Left calls a Hawk. If I ran the military I’d demand honest and courageous cuts. Continued Here |
Bombing Hiroshima Was the Only Choice at the Time
By Robert K. Wilcox:
August 6 is the 65th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945. That bomb, and a second dropped on Nagasaki three days later, ended World War II..
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The latest issue of my Author's Guild Bulletin* spotlights the on going fight between publishers and e-Reader providers in its main article, "Amazon Takes the Gloves Off: Builds Kindle 'Library' Over Publishers Objections.".. Continued Here
The last soldier I heard of urinating on the enemy was Gen. George S. Patton. Should the general, who, as much as any other, was responsible for defeating the Nazis, have been driven from the military for such an act?.. Continued Here
It bothered me when I was interviewed by Decoded that I wasn't asked about some of the evidence I considered most important in my book, Target:Patton. They had what they wanted me to talk about and I did... Continued Here
Where do we find such men?
That memorable line is from the James Mitchner novel, The Bridges of Toko-Ri, and refers to intrepid aviators launching from a carrier to untold dangers. They know they may not return. They do it anyway Continued Here
The danger signs are everywhere. Like Europe in the 1930s, America is sleepwalking towards world war... Continued Here
January 18, 2011 - I doubt last night's PBS documentary on the Kennedy clan said anything about the patriarch Joe Kennedy's alleged bootlegging, anti-Semitism, or pro-Nazi defeatism early in World War II... Continued Here
Sixty-five years ago, on December 21, 1945, America lost one of its greatest champions of liberty - Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.,
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I watched the National Geographic documentary on 9/11. I wondered if there would be any PC (politically correct) parts stressing diversity, peaceful Islam, or moralizing about how we had caused the shocking attack... Continued Here
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