Category Archives: Foriegn Affairs

Celebrating the Holidays this Crazy 2020 Year – Deployed Style

Posted on December 25, 2020 by David R. Shearman

Being home for the holidays and spending time with your family and loved ones makes this time of year the very best. Families look forward to the holiday season to share gifts, goodwill and cheer, and to reflect on what … Continue reading →

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Don’t Push Mama’s Button

Posted on March 17, 2016 by David R. Shearman

The Button Theory When I was growing up my mother used to say “don’t push my buttons.” My brothers and sisters all knew what she meant and we tried exceptionally hard not to push any of her proverbial buttons because … Continue reading →

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State of the Union – Obama is wrong on national security policy

Posted on January 14, 2016 by David R. Shearman

While watching the State of the Union address Tuesday night, I have come to the conclusion that either President Obama is such an extraordinary visionary, a man before his time who has seen what the world looks like many years into the … Continue reading →

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State of Disgrace

Posted on December 17, 2015 by David R. Shearman

“Courage is being scared to death – and saddling up anyway.”  John Wayne Good Day my Fellow Americans and Patriots We are in a state of disgrace in this country. Plain and simple. How we got here I’m not even … Continue reading →

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State of Denial

Posted on December 10, 2015 by David R. Shearman

“Courage is being scared to death – and saddling up anyway.”                                                          John Wayne Good Day my Fellow Americans and Patriots So, we got really big problems following the horrific terrorist attack that occurred in San Bernardino last week. I’m … Continue reading →

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