Monthly Archives: December 2009
More Lies and Distortions from WorldNet Daily’s Bob Unruh
Note: It has been a good number of months since I have addressed the Lies of WorldNet Daily and it’s leadership Joe Farah and his designated hit man Bob Unruh. I stumbled across an article yesterday evening when my curser … Continue reading
Filed under Foreign Policy, Lies of World Net Daily, Military, national security
Padre Steve’s Pre-Navy Navy Experiences
I officially entered the Navy in 1999 however I had spent a significant amount of my young life hanging around the Navy as a “Navy Brat” as well as a Navy Junior ROTC Cadet. USS J. C. Breckenridge AP 176 … Continue reading
Filed under Navy Ships
Marshall, Eisenhower and Senior Military Leadership
Great military leaders are the products of the militaries in which they serve. This begins in their early career and includes their education, training, assignments as well as the men that they serve under in their formative years. They are … Continue reading
Filed under History, leadership, Military, national security, world war two in europe
Padre Steve’s Favorite Christmas Movies and Shows
“Where do you think you’re going? Nobody’s leaving. Nobody’s walking out on this fun, old-fashioned family Christmas. No, no. We’re all in this together. This is a full-blown, four-alarm holiday emergency here. We’re gonna press on, and we’re gonna have … Continue reading
Filed under Loose thoughts and musings, purely humorous
Doubt and Faith: My Crisis in Faith and Why I am Still a Christian an Advent Meditation
Lord I believe, help me in my unbelief. A new liturgical year is upon us and with the season of Advent Christians look forward to the “Advent” of Christ both in looking forward to the consummation of all things in … Continue reading
Filed under Pastoral Care, PTSD, Religion
War Without Mercy: Race, Religion, Ideology and Total War
Dower, John W. War without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War.” Pantheon Books, a Division of Random House, New York, NY 1986. The study of war cannot simply be confined to the study of battles, weapons and leaders. … Continue reading
Filed under History, iraq,afghanistan, world war two in the pacific
Padre Steve and the Army-Navy Game
I love irony and at one time took my shirts to the cleaners at the same time if irony is so rich why aren’t I a millionaire? I grew up with the Army-Navy game. As a Navy “brat” I have … Continue reading
FEP and Shipshape…the Kinder and Gentler Fat Boy Program
Well friends according to the Navy I am officially fat. I think I mentioned this fact a couple of weeks ago. So being criminally short and stocky and a bit heavier than I normally am I have been enrolled in … Continue reading
Filed under Military
