Author Archives: budbromley

Must read blockbuster editorial in USA Today by Jonathan Turley, a liberal law expert, frequent pundit on mass media TV, the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University. “From unilateral military actions to warrantless surveillance that were … Continue reading →

Barack Obama and Bill Clinton are working Massachusetts to elect to the Senate – on June 25th – Ed Markey, a 37 year member of the U.S. House. For 36 years Markey has been on the House Telecommunications Committee, where … Continue reading →

Here is the music to accompany the pictures.  http://youtu.be/SegAoSpHJck “… in the light of denials from technology companies about granting “direct access” to servers… In the interests of aiding the debate over how Prism works, the Guardian is publishing an … Continue reading →

Watch this. This is probably the most important video any of us will see in many years.  Twelve minute video interview. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/09/edward-snowden-nsa-whistleblower-surveillance “I don’t want to live in a society that does these sort of things.  I, sitting at my … Continue reading →

This coming week on the talk shows, crisis new channels, newspapers and magazines, Americans will be receiving the full persuasive force of BOTH political parties to convince Americans to allow the government to continue gathering ALL of your personal information … Continue reading →

Enough data has already been released to unequivocally prove scientific fraud.  Global temperature datasets that include the actual physical measurements of global temperature clearly demonstrate that there was a rapid rise in global temperature from around 1910 to about 1942, … Continue reading →

I believe the question should be: is the action right under natural law, not is it justified or honorable.  Liberty and her blessings can only be sustained by doing the right things, taking the right actions.  To the degree our … Continue reading →

If the 5th Amendment can be used by federal employees, such as Lois Lerner of the IRS, then what is the legal and non-violent process to remove high level federal executives?  Federal executives take advantage of government enforced secrecy, strong … Continue reading →

“[Windpower] slaughters eagles by the dozen, uses tons of fossil fuels every day, emits a greenhouse gas that’s like CO2 on steroids, can’t do the job it’s made for, costs taxpayers exorbitant fees, and makes the federal government look mentally … Continue reading →

“…recent studies show that the use of ethanol and biodiesel does not reduce greenhouse gas emissions. For many years, proponents of decarbonization assumed that the burning of biofuels would be “carbon neutral.” The carbon neutral concept assumes that as plants … Continue reading →