by Travis Mateer
Today’s episode is under the ZOOM CHRON mothership because municipal elections are over and I am transitioning to being a white supremacist because clearly those who advocate for parental rights are indistinguishable of racists.
Thanks for listening!
by Travis Mateer
I’m not a lawyer, so I don’t know the answer to the question posed by the title of this post. What I DO KNOW is that I filed a police report last Wednesday against the Representative of House District 95 for secretly recording the events of November 1st at Crosspoint Church despite obvious signage clearly forbidding this action.
Here is Rep. Tenenbaum after he posted the illicit footage on Twitter:
Filing a police report (2021-45445) is just the first step I plan on taking to hold this public official accountable for his actions. I will ALSO be exploring my options with the Office of Disciplinary Counsel and COPP because, if Danny Tenenbaum is an active lawyer, he should be following shit like this:
Another thing I’m curious about is Rep. Tenenbaum’s relationship with the Montana Human Rights Network. For a little context about my interactions with MHRN, here is a post from this summer, titled Why Is The Montana Human Rights Network More Interested In A Broken Window Than The Death Of Sean Stevenson In Missoula?
And here is another post where I tried to provide MHRN intern, Maggie Bornstein, with A Teachable Moment after she used information gleaned from her position at MHRN to politically attack Mayoral candidate Jacob Elder in a public letter to the editor.
While I’ve been warning about the ends-justifying-the-means approach to activism by people like Danny and Maggie, the organization ignoring dead black men in Missoula is VERY WORRIED that parents like me are a part of a MOVEMENT.
Here’s Travis McAdam, the same dude who had no problem with his own intern doing activist shit with her MHRN data, raising the warning flag about parents who think they have “rights” when it comes to their own fucking children:
Travis McAdam, with the Montana Human Rights Network, said the parental rights movement isn’t new and has percolated amongst anti-government groups for years. The movement has resurfaced recently as frustrations mount over the pandemic and its restrictions. After the Montana Legislature took action to limit the power of local health boards, he said the fight to rally conservatives shifted to school boards.
McAdam is the director of combating white nationalism and defending Democracy at the Montana Human Rights Network and has been with the group for 20 years.
“Parental rights have become another tool to recruit community members to show up and protest mask mandates and other things,” McAdam said. “Extremist anti-government folks like Ammon Bundy have seized upon the pandemic as a divisive issue to come into communities and further the division and recruit new members.”
Right now the focus over what happened at Crosspoint Church on November 1st is on the lawyer who made a dumb quip that he has since apologized for. That might change as I explore my legal options to hold State Rep. Tenenbaum accountable for HIS ACTIONS on that day.
Or maybe not.
In all the reporting that has since occurred about what happened at Crosspoint Church, NOT ONE MEDIA OUTLET mentioned MY questions to Elsie Arntzen about Grace Decker’s conflict of interest when it comes to her school-board position, her paid work at United Way of Missoula County, and her political Facebook activity.
I’m sure the makeup of United Way’s board has nothing to do with it.
When you have a newly elected City Council member as your board president, and Jim Strauss of the Missoulian, well, is it any wonder why some stuff DOES NOT GET REPORTED?
Yes, I know, it’s mystifying, especially when Jim Strauss is such a LOVER of community journalism that makes a difference.
Look at that pale-skinned mug, that is the face of corporate narrative control, and how this works is community influencers, like Susan Hay Patrick, get to bleed ink about how their 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness is NOT a tremendous failure.
Meanwhile, people like me–a parent and citizen journalist trying to make sense of virtue-signalers ignoring dead black men in Missoula–are depicted by the narrative controllers as frustrated suckers being lured in to a “movement” by white supremacists.
Yes, and Virginia went red because white suburban moms are RACIST and NOT WORRIED about convicted felons trying to jab their kids with needles.
I’m going to leave it there, for now.