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Author: dbroussa

I am a Consultant in the IT world and have been doing that for the past decade or so. My work has given me a passion for seeing problems and wanting to solve them (or at least suggest solutions). Politically, I fall on the Conservative +6.1, Authoritarian +1.6 scale using the PoliticalCompass.org test. I vote Republican and eschew the Libertarians mostly due to their lack of a realistic foreign policy.

Hate Crime Anyone?

Posted on October 4, 2007 by dbroussa

A while back in NYC there was a nasty crime.  A group of white young men wanted money for drugs and decided to lure a gay black man out and rob him.  They lured him using on-line chat and beat and then ran him in front of a car killing him. So, the prosecution went…

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The Myth of Student Free Speech

Posted on October 3, 2007 by dbroussa

Saw this and it made me laugh. OK, so this kid decides to wear his John Edwards 2008 T-shirt to school (High School) and gets upset about his free speech being infringed upon when they sent him home. “Bong Hits for Jesus” anyone (a.k.a Morse v Frederick)?  The point is that a school has a…

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Who do we like in ’08?

Posted on September 14, 2007September 14, 2007 by dbroussa
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SFWA, Scribd.com and ePiracy and why its important

Posted on September 12, 2007 by dbroussa

Over the Labor Day weekend there blew up a weird story that involved the Science Fiction Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) and the website scribd.com.  For those not in the know (like me), scribd.com allows users to upload text files and share them with users in a collaborative format (not unlike Flikr).  Now the problem arose…

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Ron Paul and the attack on Pearl Harbor

Posted on September 6, 2007September 6, 2007 by dbroussa

In watching part of the GOP debate last night on Fox News, I got the opportunity to watch the response of Rep. Paul to questions about Iraq.  He is standing by his assertions that the War should have been declared (with which I agree…though to be honest the Authorization of the Use of Military Force…

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Two types of Liberal Derangement

Posted on July 29, 2007 by dbroussa

First off, I am not a fan of Michael Savage, but one of his books is titled Liberalism is a Mental Disorder and I think he hit that on the head.  To whit I will point out two items for your reading pleasure. First, while driving to work this week I was listening to NPR…

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First Post, but something important none the less

Posted on July 19, 2007July 20, 2007 by dbroussa

First off, I want to thank Marc for inviting me to post as an author here at Black Shards. Marc and I have been moving buddies now for four years and thanks to the Internet we have stayed in touch even though we live relatively far apart. In thinking about what to write I pondered…

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