Fifty years from now a reboant world of digizitation will derivate from the pixilated, as random number generators and programmed AI will determine the incoming class of 2075 embarking on a journey through the higher learning institutions within the California state university system run by the Costco corporation. Among the successful applicants will include a […]
The Great White North- Canada Battles Big Tech In A Cage Match
This is no alleyway brawl pitting Ronda Rousey and Colin McGregor in a gender bending endurance street fight surrounded by former cast members from “The Warriors”. Canadian residents are effectively being barred from news content on F***book and the other major platforms by parliament, a curious development considering the current societal model of Trudeau’s disciples […]
Prospecting For Liquid Gold- Pro Golf Defies Diplomacy
In the absence of the “Tiger” course factor, a resoundingly relevant age for the PGA which drew viewers from the entire melting pot cauldron of economic and racial demographics, the organization has failed to find an identity, while avoiding identity politics. There was a brief resurgence of enthusiasm when the “Tiger” drama variable involved a […]
Promoting Self-Defense- Gun Friendly Rideshare Service Is Launched
Within the frenetic electronic news cycle comprised primarily of trending insignificance, cold hard facts as glaring disturbing beacons signal that certain facets and themes of society have veered onto a tenuous trajectory. Among the petabytes of recycled and inconsequential data hosted on vast server farms, which New Green Deal promoters fail to mention in their […]
Embracing The Empirical- Montana Lawmakers Stifle The Green Industry
A state away to the West and relativistic distances separating legislative environments literally and figuratively, Washington demagogue and Democratic royalty Governor Jay Inslee signed a clutch of unrelenting and restrictive climate bills into law last year. Inslee’s counterpart, at least in ceremonious titles, Montana’s Governor Greg Gianforte countered with a resounding mandate of his own […]
43 Years Ago: Mount St. Helens Blew Her Top
By Dave Workman Forty-three years ago, Mount St. Helens, often called the “Mt. Fuji of the Northwest,” finally erupted with the full force of nature after weeks of watching and anticipation, and as if to remind us of the anniversary, part of Highway 504 leading to the mountain was washed out this week in a […]
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