Author Archives: budbromley

 Riots in Ferguson, MO  “Sir John Glubb was a British author and lecturer, who was decorated for his service in the Royal Engineers in WWI, and was commander of the Jordan Arab Legion from 1939 to 1956. His famous and … Continue reading →

Nonie Darwish simply explains the Islamic plan and what it means for you and your country.   http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/nonie-darwish/the-islamic-terror-orchestra/      

The middle east problem, simply explained. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EDW88CBo-8&app=desktop  

The U.S. does not need to fight these oil wars. Make Washington stop. Now. http://instituteforenergyresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/North-American-Oil-v-World.jpeg “North America is blessed with enough energy supplies to promote and sustain economic growth for many generations. The government’s own reports detail this, and Congress … Continue reading →

By Hank Racette Political correctness is generally dishonest, often frustrating, and occasionally deadly. Take the situation with Islam, for example. If, as some of us believe, Islam is an inherently violent and oppressive ideology, then pretending otherwise is a dangerous … Continue reading →

Listen to the American People: Secure Border, No  By: Michael Johns “He was tortured, beaten to death, strangled and then set on fire,” Laura Wilkerson said earlier this month in McAllen, Texas. She was recalling her beloved 18-year-old son Josh, … Continue reading →

The big question that is never asked of  “We the People” by politicians is: are you willing to fight (and possibly die) and kill people in other countries in order to maintain your standard of living?  I call this The … Continue reading →

“In fact there are no predictions by [UN] IPCC at all. And there never have been. The IPCC instead proffers “what if” projections of future climate that correspond to certain emissions scenarios. There are a number of assumptions that go … Continue reading →

“Global climate alarmism has been costly to society, and it has the potential to be vastly more costly. It has also been damaging to science, as scientists adjust both data and even theory to accommodate politically correct positions.  How can … Continue reading →