Author Archives: budbromley

Discussions of inequality often take it as a given that inequality is rising. They proceed from there to explain what is happening. The data show increase in some places, but declining inequality in just as many. “It’s a mistake to … Continue reading →

“It is high time for me to put an end to your sitting in this place, which you have dishonored by your contempt of all virtue, …[you are] enemies to all good government; ye are a pack of mercenary wretches, … Continue reading →

“Donald Trump Wants “Total Freedom Of Press” After Ordered To Return Jim Acosta Badge” Headline and story here Yet, another verification that activist courts and judges are a big problem. Judicial power has gone to their heads. Specifically the separation … Continue reading →

Part of New York is now represented in the U.S. Congress by this profoundly ignorant person. Here is her full quote: “And so I do think that right now we have this no-holds-barred, Wild West hyper-capitalism. What that means is … Continue reading →

It will probably be a cold winter. Be prepared. The temperature trend is reliably predicted to get colder on average each year through at least 2020. Professor Valentina Zharkova uses a very predictable, natural, observable oscillator which has been observed … Continue reading →

This Swiss example may give you ideas to combat climate madness in your town. This is an artist’s depiction of what the Linth region in Switzerland would look like by 2040 if proposed wind projects were approved. (Image: Linth Gegenwind.) … Continue reading →

The real cause of WWI was the German Archduke who wanted to unify Europe, a continent of feudal nations that had been warring among themselves for over 2000 years. But, they are at it again. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6384785/Angela-Merkel-calls-creation-real-true-European-army.html

The fundamental philosophical differences between the leaders of the United States and France have spilled out into a full-blown public rhetorical spat. On Tuesday, President Trump fired back at French President Emmanuel Macron following the latter’s rhetorical shots directed at … Continue reading →

After the Vietnam War, when I was finally able to look for a job I wanted, I began interviewing at all high-tech companies in my hometown, Atlanta. Some of those companies sent me to other locations for interviews, on their … Continue reading →