
Donald Trump made a breaking news announcement last night in Kalispell that Montana will now be the official future home of a “Super Range” for weapons testing, and this all came about because Tim Sheehy obsessively lobbied Trump for this Department of War project.
Cool!
President Trump announced Wednesday that Montana would be the home of a new Defense Department “super range” to test advanced weapons and technology during a rally promoting Aaron Flint, who is running to represent the Big Sky state in the House.
“Montana will help ensure the American military always reigns supreme,” Mr. Trump told the crowd at the Majestic Valley Arena in Kalispell.
The president said the technologies tested would include “potential autonomous weapons, space and electronic warfare technology, supersonics and hypersonics.”
He joked that Sen. Tim Sheehy, Montana Republican, pestered him until Montana won the super range.
“You’re getting it, now leave me alone,” Mr. Trump told Mr. Sheehy.
While Tim Sheehy got his Super Range, Republicans got what THEY wanted, which was Daddy Trump telling them all the things they wanted to hear, like how they’ll keep their guns, get a $5,000 bribe if Republicans win, and they’ll keep winning wars, like the 48 minutes it took to kidnap the President of Venezuela.
SO MUCH WINNING!

Making it to the BIG TIME must be exciting, but it’s also not easy. You have to either ACTUALLY believe what the President says, or pretend to, and that must be tough, like when Trump says his administration is the best at protecting the 2nd amendment while obviously not mentioning the amazing use of lawfare to weaponize the civil protection-order framework so that a Veteran like Sam Redfern can be arrested for allegedly being in possession of one.
Is this how the Trump Administration plans on protecting the 2nd Amendement?
A prominent conservative commentator from Missoula was arrested Sunday night for allegedly violating a court order that prohibited him from possessing a firearm.
Samuel Pascal Redfern’s family and friends called his arrest a “false imprisonment” online, but a federal indictment alleged that Redfern had been restrained by a court from “harassing, stalking for threatening an intimate partner … “
Law enforcement arrested Redfern, the president of the Montana Veterans Association and a conservative commentator on social media, after a grand jury said he illegally possessed a firearm, according to documents filed in Missoula federal court.
I have lots of questions, like WHEN was this protection order put into place, and which court vetted the CIVIL claims from the “intimate partner”, and how long was the order in place for, but all those questions will have to wait for the LONG and EXPENSIVE process that makes lawfare so effective, since all it takes are accusations to start this process of ruining a person’s life.
In my hearing yesterday I finally got a date for the trial and that court date is December 11th. Because I turned down the plea offer I’m now waiting for the threat of a felony charge to materialize, since it’s being claimed that a reference in one of my Substack posts represents a technical violation of a protection order that should have NEVER been put into effect in the first place.
If the legal bullies who use the concept of “protection” and civil processes to destroy people want to maximize the pain, I’ll be arrested again on a Friday to ensure that I sit in jail for as long as possible before seeing a judge. Similarly, Sam Redfern was arrested on a Sunday and couldn’t see a judge until Tuesday, since Monday was a Federal holiday, and Brandon Bryant was arrested at the beginning of President’s Day weekend, which meant that he sat in jail for nearly FOUR whole days before seeing a judge.
For those who don’t understand how legal bullies operate, this is absolutely by design.
One of the biggest sins that earned me this legal targeting and neutralization campaign is exposing the Tax Increment Financing scam, which is being used to subsidize the company Trump mentioned last night, Janicki Industries. I guess a massive company like this can’t build an $800 million dollar facility outside Great Falls without the kind of local tax help that will ensure an entity similar to the Missoula Redevelopment Agency will now siphon off the largesse of this investment.
Here’s how tax-break whores open up their municipal legs for industry in competition with other jurisdictions that use similar enticements in the hopes pipe will be laid in their supple soils:
“What do we got to do to get you to come to Great Falls?” City Commissioner Rick Tryon said during a May 12 meeting.
The city commission approved its incentive, a tax break for new and expanding industries. It offers a 50% reduction in property taxes for five years. That reduction diminishes over the next five years, until the company pays the full amount by year 10 and beyond.
As part of the proposal, Janicki would be granted separate tax abatements for each of the four construction phases. The city has put in place occupancy guidelines to maintain eligibility for the tax benefits. The occupancy deadline for the first phase is May 31, 2029. The deadline for the fourth and final phase is May 31, 2035.
The city commission voted unanimously in favor, with Commissioner Shannon Wilson absent.
The Cascade County Board of Commissioners also met on May 12 and approved the same kind of tax incentive for its share of property taxes. The county also approved another tax break granted by state law on an estimated $2.7 million of industrial equipment. Both votes were unanimous in favor.
The total estimated tax benefit would reduce the company’s annual tax burden from $9.3 million to about $3.8 million. It would be one of the largest tax breaks given by the city and county, given the size and scope of the Janicki project.
Did offering all these tax breaks work? It must have, unless Rick Tryon did something else we don’t know about to win this massive investment for Great Falls.

It’s good to know that things Republicans don’t like get strategically ignored when Daddy Trump comes to town. Subsidize a business with deep pockets? Sure. Pretend lawfare isn’t used against conservatives by conservatives? Ok. And let’s not forget the family values of listening to Trump express how smitten he is with Sofie Cunningham.
“Don’t you like Sophie Cunningham, by the way? I think she’s great,” Trump said in Montana.
“I don’t know that much about women’s basketball. I don’t even know if she can play, I assume she can,” he added.
“She’s probably good, but there’s something about her that’s really great. I sort of like her. I must tell you. Sophie Cunningham, you know, she’s a big fan of ours, I hear.”
Alluding to her political beliefs, Trump added, “I don’t know if she’s any good at basketball, but she’s good at sanity. She’s good at bringing sanity to life.”
I’m glad Trump has someone who brings sanity to his life because, when I think of things like tax breaks and industrial investments, which I believe is more important than Sofie Cunningham’s “talent” playing basketball, I think about the serious problem of siphoning taxes from first responders as they deal with shit like this in open-air insane asylums called MISSOULA!
This stuff is a downer, so let’s focus on something more superficial, like how I said the word WHORE, which is apparently considered a cultural crime by humorless haters of comedic levity after Shane Gillis attempted the horrible offense of being FUNNY at the expense of, well, ATTENTION WHORES who don’t like it when reality is accurately described in a humorous manner.

Reality is simply amazing, so grab your guns (unless you’ve made a woman sad), fight for small government (unless you might get a check), and support businesses who don’t need handouts (unless another state is giving handouts), then enjoy those family values as the President describes his personal Sofie Cunningham mental health plan for sanity.
Actually, now that I think about, jail doesn’t sound so bad after all.
I have one more thing to note before I conclude my analysis of Trump’s Kalispell speech, and that’s how one of the loudest moments last night was also one of the quietest. Let me use a post from X to explain why:

When Governor Greg Gianforte was first referenced by Donald Trump last night, the audience’s response was noticeably very quiet, which is the most protest one can expect from Team MAGA a few weeks before the election. The reason, of course, is the H-1B Visa worries I put into my style of context in this post.
Silence is the best way to deal with potential triggers to cognitive dissonance, so I wish the best to Republicans as Montana continues on its path toward the utopia I’m sure awaits us with bio-medical industry enhancement’s to God’s defective creation and technological innovations for war that definitely won’t ever be used on U.S. citizens.

Tomorrow, if I’m not in jail, I’ll be writing about Boomers again, and the value of keeping your head down in a world dominated by cognitive dissonance, so stay tuned!
And, as always, thanks for reading.







































