Topic: Douglas Macarthur

Pieczenik discusses the history of psychological profiling in intelligence, tracing it back to the OSS and figures like Ruth Benedict. He explains how Benedict's analysis of the Japanese national character influenced General Douglas MacArthur's decision to retain Emperor Hirohito. Pieczenik views himself as the heir to this tradition of applying psychoanalytical theory to nation-state behavior.

Sgt. Fred, a regular contributor, discusses his struggle with unemployment and age discrimination after being laid off for three years. He recommends the film "For Greater Glory," which explores the Cristero War in Mexico and the role of economic interests in government overreach.