Here we are at the Whistleblowers Summit…bad hair day and all! A special thanks to Marcel Reid who organizes the Summit each year. It was an honor to speak at the Summit and we will be back again next year! This was our panel on Guardianship abuses, Family courts and Medical kidnap. On Facebook we have had more than 7000 views and a response from viewers that has been unprecedented. IT is my opinion that we as a population have been divided up, section off and monetized and made over into commodities. We are being bought, sold and traded as chattel..moveable property and goods…. Loss of economic value equals death.
The Bureau of Land Management doesn’t have a Director or an Acting Director. Brian Steed is the Deputy Director, Policy & Programs, but he is “Exercising Authority of the Director.” There are 8 “acting” Directors under him.
Deputy Director, Policy and Programs, Bureau of Land Management
Exercising Authority of the Director
Brian Steed is the BLM’s Deputy Director for Policy and Programs, exercising authority of the director. Before joining the BLM in October 2017, Steed served as Chief of Staff for Representative Chris Stewart of Utah. Before that, he taught economics at Utah State University and was once a deputy county attorney in Iron County, Utah. He is a native of Logan, Utah, and attended Utah State University, earning both a B.A. and M.A. in political science. He also earned his law degree at the University of Utah, with a Certificate in Natural Resources and Environmental Law. Steed then earned his doctorate in Public Policy from Indiana University in 2010. Read the full biography
Richard T. Cardinale is detailed to the position of Deputy Director – Operations, Bureau of Land Management since June 11, 2018. Rich has been serving as the Director of Business Operations in the Office of the Chief Information Officer since December 1, 2017. Read the full biography.
Join us this evening August 16, 2019 at 7:00 pm CST!
Brian Steed
Richard Cardinale
