Douglas Wilson’s Contribution to the Politics of Moscow — “ugly”
Cultural Reformation via Libel, Slander, and Defamation of Character
King of smear. Continue reading
King of smear. Continue reading
“When the mayor stated at a quasi-judicial meeting that all downtown businesses favored the expansion of New St. Andrews College, no one questioned his inaccurate, inappropriate assertion.” Continue reading
“Excuse me, do you have two minutes for me to quickly share three verses from the Bible with you?” Continue reading
Corruption runs deep in Moscow. Continue reading
“This action threatens our survival as a 31-year-old business in downtown Moscow.” Continue reading
“I’m not sure where all of you stand religiously, but next time you call an entire group of people rapists based on one horrifying event, ask yourself how you would like to be classified in the same way because of someone else’s disgraceful choices.” Continue reading
“Moscow residents should also be aware that the 680-seat auditorium planned for downtown is probably set to be Doug Wilson’s church. Most of the building is the auditorium, and you can’t teach 300 music students with only five classrooms. And suppose they actually do add 300 more students to the 165 they already have — downtown Moscow would be overrun with New Saint Andrews College students, and Doug Wilson’s dream of making Moscow into his own Oxford would be achieved.” Continue reading
“Moscow is already dominated by a particular religious, political and social philosophy, which began, I believe, about 1976 when Blue Mountain Rock Festival came to town. It grew into being increasingly dominated by a religious (New Age), political (left wing) and social (redistribution of wealth) philosophy.” Continue reading
“As a town becomes increasingly dominated by a particular religious, political or social philosophy, residents and visitors who find such views repugnant begin to worry that, in spending money, they might be helping to advance those ideas.” Continue reading
Douglas Wilson requires not only absolute loyalty from his employees but fawning obeisance. And Dr. Jayson Grieser gives both. Continue reading
Jim Wilson should concern himself with his son’s lying oaths before he worries about physicians in Pullman. Continue reading
“I have been attending and following City Council meetings for several decades, but the June 6 meeting is the first time I recall there being five separate appeals to a Board of Adjustment decision. . . .” Continue reading
When the ad talks about “lifting wallets,” they mean it “spiritually.” Continue reading