Saturday, August 29, 2026

775 Troops Injured or Killed?




by C.Henry AdaMS


Wait a minute .

 This morning 8/23/26, I got up and read that 775 American Troops have been killed or injured since the United States of America has been in conflict with the Country of Iran.

 What the HELL is really going on here?

Are you serious?

 Is that why a bunch of US Veterans on Thursday August 20th 2026 could not visit the National Infantry Museum at Fort Benning near Columbus, Georgia?

Wow!  What is really going on here?

But God ,works in Mysterious Ways.




While standing around in the PX Entrance at Fort Benning,

I picked up a May-June 2013 issue of Infantry Magazine.

 (It Serves A Purpose, Pay Attention To Your Freaking Surroundings!)

Starting on page 36, I read an article “ Danger Close”.

1) Safe employment of danger – close fire.

2) Trust & mutual understanding built in training.

3) Risk accepted in training.

4) Conceptualize training based on combat.

 Enough said...

So, what do you think?



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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

There is a difference between Vodou & Hoodoo

 




by C.Henry Adams

There is a distinct difference between vodou & Hoodoo. 

Vodou is a religion.   HOODOO is Not to be confused with VODOU. 

Researching the area of East Point, Georgia to which I moved has become eventful. I did not realize that I would find myself talking about a sticky situation. So, here we go to the best of my ability.

Voduo vs. Hoodoo.

This discussion regards Enslaved African people who carried their traditions and beliefs to America. I am a descendant of the African People that practice Hoodoo. I am also a descendant of the Cherokee People as well.

Growing up in the Southern Region of the United States of America, I observed the Christian Belief combined with African beliefs from the West portion of Africa where Hoodoo was practice.

Hoodoo is a complex set of spiritual observances, traditions, and beliefs mixed with the Native American Culture, yet , the Christian Religion is our belief.


So, what do you think?

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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

An Evening Walk In East Point, Georgia

 








by C.Henry Adams


Out of the abundance of safety and for the fundamental good of all people.  I will share a little history and inject some words to help us all learn a valuable lesson.  Recently, in the last two years, I & my companies moved to East Point, Georgia.

It was a decision well thought out and prayed over many times.  Perhaps, moving from Douglas County, Georgia  to Dekalb County, Georgia  and now Fulton County, Georgia while encountering lots of trials and tribulations along the journey was not without success.

I can not or would not say that I was financially successful.

But, I would say that I have been truly blessed.






Thus, the lesson I have  learned today in this one word,   ' Esteeming '.


It means basically, earn another's respect  and worry less about one liking you.

I can hear someone say, " Say What!? "

This is the story that I gathered from researching Rear Admiral Raphael Semmes of the CSA (Confederate States of America).

Perhaps, as a man of African American and Native American descent, I do not think that I would like him during the years of 1862 through 1864,  if  I was alive, but one would have gain my respect.



Why in the World, would I say that?   Capture Management

From a business standpoint, he learned to disrupt a Northern Shipping System to the United States of America from 1862 to 1864.






It is said, that Capture Management is a strategic process that prepares organizations to win opportunities by aligning teams, analyzing competition, and developing a win strategy before an RFP (Request for Proposal) is even issued.

In essence, I can hear my father say, " Think out your planning before you leap! "

Another person who suggested this capability is my  Mentor,

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Dannie James, Sr. (US Army) of JE Group, LLC

So, what do you think?



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