Month: August 2021

by Travis Mateer

As an artist who has experienced political retaliation, the last thing I want to do is limit an artist’s ability to express their vision.

For example, if a filmmaker with ties to Missoula wants to play out his incest/rape fantasies, I think he should have the freedom to do just that.

I’m sure David Lynch would agree.

And if a rockstar who survived the Seattle grunge scene wants to hang out with an occultist who was (supposedly) erroneously convicted of murdering three boys, well, who am I to deny a free individual the right to freely associate with other, like-minded individuals?

I’m sure Eddie Vedder would agree.

While I work on a very special song to Eddie Vedder, I’ve reached out to a podcasting PI who is VERY familiar with the occultist Vedder did a show with in 2018 to promote his book High Magick.

But you don’t have to wait for a potential interview from me with the intrepid Ed Opperman to educate yourself about the West Memphis Three. Just listen to this podcast.

Thanks for reading.

by Travis Mateer

Yesterday I saw an article at NBC Montana that surprised me. A Missoula researcher, said the headline, is going to present info on potential COVID-19 treatment to county officials. Here’s what retired doctor Walter Peschel is claiming from the link:

Retired Missoula family physician Walter Peschel has been studying a combination of oral anti-inflammatory and statin medicines for decades, including how they may significantly reduce the symptoms of diabetes, and now says they can do the same for COVID-19.

“These four drugs have been approved for more than 40 years,” Peschel said. “They’ve been found to be safe and they’ve been found to be affective; each for their own individual use that they were tested for. I am just trying to repurpose their use.”

He says COVID-19 patients’ inflammation readings are off the charts, and not caused by the virus itself, but done so indirectly, through a hyperactive immune response.

Used together, Dr. Peschel says these already widely used medicines can increase their power in leveling the immune response.

If there are actual NON-VACCINE treatments for Covid-19, as this doctor is claiming, what could that mean for mandate-obsessed cheerleaders for Big Pharma? Will the entire EMERGENCY USE authorization be called into question, since it was predicated on the claim no effective treatment for this new illness existed?

Other realities about the experimental vaccines are beginning to seep into legacy media stories, like this Bloomberg piece, which begins like this:

Anecdotes tell us what the data can’t: Vaccinated people appear to be getting the coronavirus at a surprisingly high rate. But exactly how often isn’t clear, nor is it certain how likely they are to spread the virus to others.

Though it is evident vaccination still provides powerful protection against the virus, there’s growing concern that vaccinated people may be more vulnerable to serious illness than previously thought.

Across the pond, the BBC is openly pondering the emerging reliance on boosters for the vaccinated, writing this:

It is now a serious question that has implications for whether children should ever be vaccinated. And whether we use the virus or booster shots to top up immunity in adults. Both have become contentious issues.

“We could be digging ourselves into a hole, for a very long time, where we think we can only keep Covid away by boosting every year,” Prof Eleanor Riley, an immunologist from the University of Edinburgh, told me.

While these valid concerns get some mainstream attention (while skeptics like me have been aware of these issues for months), the FDA is busy putting its stamp of approval on Big Pharma’s new “health” technology.

Once upon a time activists on the left side of the political spectrum understood that regulatory capture could be spelled like this: F A S C I S M.

Now I’m just hoping mainstream news reports like the ones highlighted above might help break the cult-like spell of scientism deranging their cognitive abilities.

Only time will tell.

Thanks for reading.

by Travis Mateer

I was saddened to see Tia’s Big Sky up for sale on West Broadway, across the street from the Poverello Center, so I called up the realtor and asked if the sale was due to being in the Poverello sacrifice zone where tents line the streets, hard drugs are sold and consumed openly, and sometimes a dead indigenous woman shows up face down in the river.

What I learned is that sales were strong, but the business partners are going their separate ways. I believe this to be accurate, considering the IMAGINE brewery seems like they often have a full parking lot with plenty of customers undeterred by meth abuse and the occasional dead body.

I’m sure a local business person who understands the delicate dance of virtue-signaling will see opportunity here in this little section of Missoula plump with TIF investment, like the brewery I mentioned that almost erred by calling itself Big Medicine Brewing, something I wrote about in 2012 when I called myself lizard.

For a more detailed snapshot of what TIF does for local businesses that call it quits after a few years, here is a screenshot from this helpful website:

It will be interesting to see, when the property sells, what new owners may add to this TIF-enhanced parcel.

by Travis Mateer

It’s late in the day, but a new ZT episode is now up and ready for your listening discernment. In this week’s episode Tim and I discuss the candidates for Ward 1 in Missoula, the public/private two-step in the local information war, and the divisive virtue-signaling effort to relocate Afghani refugees into Missoula’s terrible housing crisis.

Thanks for listening!

by Travis Mateer

I feel empowered to write poems like Nostradamus because The Prop Report’s Drive Time News-Blast is SO GOOD at teasing out the agenda from behind the headlines it’s like they’re telling the future.

For example, I am NOT surprised to see the former head of the NSA and CIA, Michael Hayden, openly conflate the Taliban with unvaxxed MAGA Trump supporters this week because LAST WEEK Brad Binkley said he thought this would be getting more hype, and HE WAS RIGHT!

And to show you how quickly a poet can seize on insights like I get from the DNB, here is the poem I wrote LAST WEEK.

And remember to check back later today for this week’s episode of Zoom Town.

Talipat?  Patriban?
you think we can't but
yes we can!
see it, hear it
heart it deep
20 years of careful sleep
now poppy petals
for eastern fans
as Mordor turns
to Patriban--

question any holy vote?
may science turn
your bones to sand

send the kid without a poke?
mark the vector
with a brand

from your mouth 
it sounds insane--say it,
play it, like a game

it's psycho fun and
karma bland

to Talipat your
Patriban