Billboard at Filling Station — Impeach
The ‘poster boys’ were up and out early this morning.
Big Sky Billboard — Impeach
More from the ‘poster boys’
Impeach Billboard, Side of Building
Another prank as the poster boys strike again. Most people have to sound out the letters a few times before they get it.
Natasha
A quick exchange of pleasantries, then Natasha… gets to work at a table or in the window of our coffee shop, often for hours at a time.
Natasha Naumenko will tell you the drought was intermittent and not severe enough by itself to cause the Soviet Famine.
There was more at play, she will tell you.
It is Natasha’s conviction that the victims were institutionally starved of incentive and initiative as well as food.
She writes, “…I show that in the short run collectivization of agriculture in the Soviet Union contributed to the 1932-1933 famine that killed seven to ten million people.”
The Soviet state owned the fields and the crops. In many ways it owned the peasants who worked them. (Orwell’s “Animal Farm” was inspired by these deprivations.) Read more…
O’Rielly and Trump
It was only a few years ago when the House of Representatives impeached a president for lying about sexual improprieties. He was acquitted in the Senate.
Multiple sexual-abuse lawsuits against Donald Trump will almost certainly go forward. Sitting presidents are not exempt from the Seventh Amendment. Testifying under oath could prove dangerous for the man who is credited with creating the alternative-facts movement in our country.
