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Monthly Archives: September 2020
Why Is Paul The Land-Use Planner Befuddled By Storage Units?
by William Skink When I read this article about Missoula County “reluctantly” considering zoning changes for more storage units being built in East Missoula, I was immediately curious what the reluctance was all about. It turns out land-use planners, despite … Continue reading
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Former State Representative Mike Jopek Exemplifies How Corporate Media Keeps Partisans Blind And Caged In Mental Prisons
by William Skink It’s discouraging to watch so many people being led around by duplicitous corporate media, obsessively focusing ALL their psychic energy on the latest distraction. This week’s edition is TRUMP’s TAXES!!! OH MY GOD DID YOU HEAR HE … Continue reading
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Adding Context To A UM Study About Reliable Childcare In Montana
by William Skink Just the headline pisses me off: UM study says Montana parents struggle to find reliable childcare. Yeah, no shit. Why is a study needed to tell us this? What’s next, a study that shows people who jump … Continue reading
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As Wealth Migrates To Montana…
by William Skink What is Montana going to look like after the GREAT PANDEMIC MIGRATION of 2020? This huge state of about a million people has suddenly become one of the hottest destination locations for those with the resources to … Continue reading
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Stay Strong, Seekers
by William Skink Yesterday I was downtown with my daughter at Dragon’s Hollow, the outdoor play area volunteers recently rehabbed. The only other people around were three women and two young girls, probably about 3 and 5 years old. They … Continue reading
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