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Missoula Superintendent Watson Switches to Zoom-only COVID-19 Reopening Meeting Day After Major Public Comment
Aug 4, 2021
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Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Education, Health, Politics
MCPS Superintendent Rob Watson does not want Missoula parents showing up in person again.
Parents Come Armed With Data to Missoula Public Schools “COVID Task Force” Reopening Meeting
Aug 4, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Education, Health
UPDATE (Aug 4th @ 10:30pm): Superintendent Rob Watson distributed a draft letter meant for parents to teachers and staff outlining mask mandates for the 2021-2022 school year. UPDATE (Aug 4th @ 1:20pm): Superintendent Rob Watson sent an email to Board of Trustees this morning saying that the next COVID-19 meeting would be Zoom-only citing specious…
Missoula County Health: “Children Should Wear Masks,” Demands Unvaccinated “Do So Immediately”
Jul 28, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Education, Health
Citing an increase in alleged COVID-19 hospitalizations, Missoula County Health Department Director D’Shane Barnett announced in a press release on Tuesday that all Missoulians should mask their faces again, “especially” children 11 years old or younger and that people who have chosen not to take the COVID-19 injection, “should do so immediately.” According to the…
Missoula City County “Systemic Racism” Joint Resolution Linked to Soros Group, Justifies Further “Woke” Expansion
Jul 25, 2021
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Roy McKenzie
in Government, Opinion, Politics, Video
Missoula City and County leaders look to secure the bag for further bureaucratic expansion citing “systemic racism.”
Election Analyst Estimates 46k Excess Votes Across Montana, 25 Counties Show “Likely” to “Obviously Ugly” Election Fraud
Jul 21, 2021
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Roy McKenzie
in Elections, Politics
On July 9th, elections data analyst and former intelligence officer and Army captain Seth Keshel released his county-by-county independent analysis of Montana’s 2020 General Election. Keshel’s analysis involves calculating population growth, demographic changes, and voting trends and shifts from past General Elections. His analysis indicated 46,000 excess votes throughout Montana highlighting six Montana counties, including…
11 Montana, 3 Missoula Educators Pledge to Teach Racism a “Defining Characteristic” of Present Day US in Defiance of AG Opinion
Jul 17, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in Education
Montana educators are ready for racialized struggle sessions that teach “racism a defining characteristic of our society today.”
Hellgate Elementary Votes to “Allow” Parents to Decide On Masks for Fall, County Health Recommends COVID-19 Injections
Jul 14, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Education, Health
Not everything will be returning to normal, however. Masks will still be required on busses. Signs for washing hands and social distancing remain, as will much of the plexiglass.
VIDEO: Missoula Councilwoman Stacie Anderson Spreads Misinformation About 2020 Election Integrity Efforts
Jul 10, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in Elections, Government, Politics, Video
Missoula Councilwoman Stacie Anderson shares unfounded claim that Montana Legislature investigated 4,592 ballot discrepancy in Missoula County.
Missoula Health Department: “Highly unlikely” To Go Door-To-Door to Coerce Experimental COVID-19 Injection
Jul 8, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Health
Missoula County Health Department head said it would be “highly unlikely” he would consider going door-to-door to coerce Missoulians to get COVID-19 injections, but left the door open for a “compelling argument.”
Ward 5 Candidate Bob Campbell Shares Letter to Missoulians
Jul 7, 2021
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Staff Writer
in Elections, Opinion, Politics
Bob Campbell is a law enforcement officer and retired US Army sergeant running for Ward 5 City Council seat.
Big Sky Student Seriously Ill After Missoula Public Schools, Public Health Coerce COVID-19 Vaccine Without Parental Consent
Jul 2, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in COVID-19 Response, Education, Health
Big Sky High School Principal Jennifer Courtney and Superintendent Rob Watson told the student that “good people get vaccinated.”
VIDEO: City Council Approves All Mail-In Ballot Election for Mayor, Wards Despite Unexplained Discrepancies in 2020 Missoula Election
Jul 2, 2021
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by
Roy McKenzie
in Elections, Video
Despite protests from public comment and Councilwoman Vasecka, Missoula Councilors voted to approve mail-in ballot election amid unexplained 2020 election discrepancies.