Monthly Archives: November 2020

by William Skink A little over a week ago the Missoula Current had an article about the pandemic elevating risk of domestic violence. The article caught my attention because of how an individual male abuser was depicted by YWCA staff. … Continue reading →

by William Skink To avoid the death of their businesses and livelihoods, desperate business owners without access to corporate capital have formed a coalition called Revive Missoula’s Bars and Restaurants, but I’m doubtful they will find much success. Why? Because … Continue reading →

by William Skink It’s sad to see a blog I once valued transform into a willing whore for Big Pharma, but I don’t know how else to read this post by Bernhard at Moon of Alabama, which ends with this: … Continue reading →

by William Skink I probably shouldn’t be writing this post, and definitely not on Thanksgiving day. I should be taking a break and reminding myself what I have to be thankful for, like the fact I live in Montana and … Continue reading →

by William Skink Years ago a good friend told me about smart cities, and not in the utopian language we are starting to hear more and more of as global sociopaths leverage an exaggerated pandemic to implement their GREAT RESET. … Continue reading →