Stories by Robert Bryce
Given the countless warnings that came via Bush's decadent approach to government and regulation, there should be zero surprise we'd be robbed blind.
Posted on Oct 10, 2008, Source: CounterPunch
While energy efficiency is laudable, history shows that it leads to people consuming
more energy.
Posted on May 10, 2008, Source: Public Affairs Books
New questions surround the highest ranking officer to die in Iraq.
Posted on Feb 23, 2008, Source: Texas Observer
Like just about everything the U.S. touches in Iraq, the quest to beat the IED has been dogged by incompetence and graft.
Posted on Sep 24, 2007, Source: The Washington Spectator
The inconvenient truth is that ethanol is bad for taxpayers, bad for air quality, bad for people who like to eat, and it will have no real effect on America's overall energy mix -- too bad DC's politicians won't say anything about it.
Posted on Jul 7, 2007, Source: The Washington Spectator
Writing in his suicide note, "I am sullied -- no more," U.S. Colonel Ted Westhusing, father of three, chose death over a life of lies and corruption in occupied Iraq.
Posted on Mar 16, 2007, Source: Texas Observer
While politicians and Big Agriculture insist on casting the need for ethanol in terms of national security, the larger issue is a moral one: are we going to use our precious farmland to grow food, or use it to make motor fuel?
Posted on Mar 5, 2007, Source: CounterPunch
The Corleones had Robert Duvall as their
consigliere. The Bushes have James A. Baker III.
Posted on Sep 28, 2004, Source: The Nation
