The book, Which Path To Persia? Options For A New American Strategy Toward Iran, was a 2009 publication released by a Washington think tank called The Brookings Institution, produced by six authors of varied careers as bureaucrats and professors and edited by Kenneth Pollack. It’s essentially a long-form white paper to help future administrations determine … Continue reading
Operation Epic Fail Catalyzes American Withdrawal From Middle East
On 28 February 2026 Israel and its American marionette embarked on an unprovoked and disastrous campaign of bombing Iran’s military, industrial, commercial and civilian infrastructure. American and Israeli forces destroyed 339 hospitals, 857 schools, 32 universities and 100,000 homes, killing 3,000 Iranian civilians in the process. On the first day of the strikes, a girls … Continue reading
Missoula Officials Suffer Embarrassing Legal Defeat After Years Of Concealing Public Records
Last month, Missoula local Austin Norman was awarded nearly $26,000 in court costs and legal fees following his lawsuit against the Mountain Line bus system. After nearly two years of litigation, Montana’s Fourth Judicial District Court ruled in favor of Norman after the City of Missoula tried and failed to violate the Montana Constitution by … Continue reading
Caribbean Clashes, the North American Union, and Fifth-Generation Warfare
On 03 January 2026 Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, attorney Cilia Flores, were captured from the Presidential Palace in the capital city of Caracas by Delta Force commandos at 2 AM local time and whisked aboard the USS Iwo Jima to be flown north to the Big Apple where they now await trail … Continue reading
If You Really Support Missoula’s Schools, Stop Voting For More Levies
When we see yard signs alerting us to “support the schools” the obvious knee-jerk reaction is agreement. After all, who doesn’t want our kids to be smarter? And wouldn’t more school funding achieve this end? One major problem with this logic is the assumption that making us pay more taxes in the name of promoting … Continue reading
Remembering the Life of Montana Cowboy Poet Phil Atkins
Missoula local Phil Atkins passed away on the morning of Wednesday 23 April 2025 at the age of 87. Phil was a dedicated outdoorsman and poet who published several books including Free in the Sapphire Mountains (2003), Mountain Water Mountain Air (2010), Lost Water Canyon (2013), and When the Earth is New (2020). Born in … Continue reading