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Camp Etchberger in West Afghanistan, once known as "The Quiet Place."

Afghanistan – 17 Years and Counting

Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. Today I will discuss the United States presence in Afghanistan. Sometimes we forget that our sons and...

George H. W. Bush. Photo 16 November 2005 by David Wiley. His funeral was an interesting exercise in projection against the current President.

Executive6 years ago

Where was George H.W. Bush?

“Go to hell.” That’s what George W. Bush answered a reporter, when questioned about what he planned to tell the Israelis, as he was about to...

Trustees of the Black Robed Regiment of New Jersey. The Johnson Amendment concerned them, too.

Guest Columns6 years ago

The Forerunners of the American Revolution: The Black Robed Regiment

“Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it. …and whether we defeat the enemy in one...

Keith Ellison, the Muslim pol, poses with misguided clergy in an ironic context.

Guest Columns6 years ago

Clergy and the Caravan

I would like to believe that these left-leaning clergy — rabbis, ministers, and imams — had good intentions, joining together to meet the caravan of migrants...

Chess, showing the black king, his bishop, and four pawns. A metaphor for George Soros.

Letters6 years ago

Global chess game on the Mexican border

There are the two global chess players, President Trump playing with the white pieces, and George Soros, playing with the dark. The chess board is the...

Dialogue between terrorism survivors and victims' advocates. Now Muslims are blaming the victim. What would they have to say to these men?

Guest Columns6 years ago

Blaming the victim in the Digital Age

Consider the following scenario. A murder investigation is underway to determine the identity of the shooter. The detective questioning the suspect accuses him of shooting the...

The USS Gerald R. Ford, pride of the United States Navy today. Or did the Navy forget the KISS rule in designing her?

Executive6 years ago

The United States Navy and the New Silk Road

Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. Today I will be talking about the role of the United States Navy in the world since...

From paradise with love: incendiary kites from Gaza started these fires.

Guest Columns6 years ago

Paradise Long-lost

Rebecca Ratcliffe’s article in The Guardian, “Women in Paradise face violence and political exclusion, campaigner tells UN,” Oct. 26, concerned Randa Siniora, director of the Women’s...

Yale University remembers war, as it produced its share of Doughboys. Then, soldiers knew the victory condition. Maybe they don't, so they suicide more often than ever?

Guest Columns6 years ago

Doughboys

Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. Today I will spend the time I have with you remembering the Doughboys. November 10 was the...