There’s no denying that powerful people are exploiting the fear that this crisis is creating, for a whole range of reasons, as they have always done. And the trillions of dollars being pumped into Wall Street, while renters and homeowners get the shaft once again, served as one of the early indicators that the more … Continue reading
Nothing Spreads Like Fear
Keeping up with the 2020 headlines feels like drinking from a fire hose. As Novel Coronavirus fever continues its viral spread worldwide, the flabbergasting news cycle unfolds at an accelerating rate: US to Ban Travel From Europe for 30 Days … Quarantine Breaker Subdued & Arrested By Swarm Of Police In Hazmat … Denmark Passes … Continue reading
KBGA Censors Outer Limits, Then Lies About It
During a KBGA board meeting in early March, Missoula Current owner Martin Kidston marched onto the University of Montana campus, stormed into the University Center, swung open the door to KBGA’s offices and barged into the meeting, barking baseless threats of lawsuit against KBGA’s student staffers. Kidston then whined about information that didn’t even broadcast … Continue reading
Gomer Kidston’s Litigious Threats Have No Legal Standing
We fail to see what Martin “Gomer” Kidston thinks might provide him with sufficient grounds to sue Missoula’s college radio station, KBGA. It’s true that the Outer Limits have described his Current as inaccurate and at times even referred to his writing as a “fabrication.” And yes, we also pinned the word “liar” on “Gomer.” What … Continue reading
Martin Kidston Is Montana’s Gomer Pyle
This is the story of how Mayor John Engen targeted his political opponents with deadly force during the terrifying military occupation of Downtown Missoula on 12 February 2020, and his propagandist Hatchetman who published the lies that made the siege possible. The eyes of the world have fixed upon Missoula, Montana. A procedural squabble over … Continue reading
Brandon Bryant Is A Political Prisoner
A storm has been brewing in Missoula, Montana. Income inequality city-wide has risen to the 33rd highest in the nation. Tension between the public and elected officials over runaway development and crony capitalism spills into the streets. And a world-renowned United States Air Force whistle-blower is jailed over his political statements to, and about, the … Continue reading