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Roosting rooster
“Warming his toes in the Middle of Nowhere!” This some time before the snow flew when their neighbor
rooster Ringneck pheasant was perched on the Sam Espeland captured this photo. Thanks, Sam!
Globe in LeRoy and Shirley Siefert’s yard in Glasgow Oh, and the pheasant was courtesy of Fast Farms.

ATTN, AG PRODUCERS: If you received a survey, please fill it out!

A team of Montana State
University researchers and Extension,
in cooperation with Montana farmers,
is looking at the critical emerging
issue of soil acidification on Montana
croplands. This problem is happening
even on soils that were traditionally
alkaline, meaning high pH.
In October, the MSU team
mailed surveys to 300 randomly
selected producers in Yellowstone,
Daniels, Pondera, Chouteau and
Valley Counties. The team will use
the survey results to ensure that their
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wind becoming west 8 to 13 mph in the afternoon. Jones, MSU Soil Fertility Extension Specialist, at 406-
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Another left intolerance issue
By Aaron Flint
OK Bozeman High School. So you say you have a policy
that students are not allowed to discriminate. So, if a group of
students are trying to kick a club off campus because of their
beliefs- does that make them guilty of discrimination?
If so, then the LGBT activists at Bozeman High School
are the ones who are guilty of intolerance and discrimination.
Not only are the LGBT activists guilty of intolerance and
discrimination, so are the school administrators.
NBC Montana had a recent report about the Fellowship
of Christian Athletes club at the Bozeman High School.
LGBT activists are attacking the club and the FCA students
because of their Christian beliefs, even though school officials
have confirmed that the FCA students have done nothing
discriminatory. As NBC Montana reports:
“The school district found the local club did not have
any instances of discrimination against LGBTQ students,
but it did see a problem with the umbrella organization’s
published Statement of Faith.”
The school district gave the Bozeman High FCA two
options — disassociate from the national organization,
change their name and follow the school district’s policy on
inclusion or remain with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes
but no longer be recognized as a school club.
The story is now gaining national attention, as
organizations like The Christian Post, CBN News, and others
are covering the controversy. Matthew Monforton also
penned an op-ed with the headline “Big-city bigotry arrives
at Bozeman High School.”
If the school doesn’t change it’s anti-Christian
discrimination policy, the FCA in Montana says they are
ready to stand up for their 1st Amendment rights, and that
the Alliance Defending Freedom is on standby to assist.
He told The Christian Post Tuesday that the Bozeman
FCA students are not caving under the pressure put on them
by the school district and feel the district’s ultimatum is a
violation of their First Amendment rights.
“The kids have done research and found some stuff
from the National Board of Education talking about students’
First Amendment rights,” Veroulis said. “They are going
in to discuss with the principal how they feel their First
Amendment rights are being violated by this ultimatum.”
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Quid PRO Quo:
What Does It Mean
QUID pro quo: “a favor for a favor.”
“An exchange of goods or services in
which one transfer is contingent on
the other.”
Or as Webster said “something given or received
for something else.”
OK are you caught up to speed here? In my research
I have found nothing that says quid pro quo is a crime;
felony or misdemeanor. It’s simply trading something
for something else.
The bad guys in this impeachment debacle are
trying to say the quid pro quo allegedly committed
by President Trump and the President of Ukraine is a
crime worthy of impeachment and a demand for the
President’s resignation.
Yikes friends, if they insist that quid pro quo is a
crime, the Feds will need to build another prison just for
the Senators and Representatives from time past to the
present who committed the high crime of quid pro quo!
Senator A, talking to Senator B in the Senate
cloakroom: “Hey guy! I got this bill coming up for a
vote next Tuesday. You know the one...I really need your
backing and vote on this one, pal. It’s gotta pass or my
arse is on the line come election time.”
Senator B, a junior Senator but with some street
savvy asks “OK but what’s in it for me?”
Senator A; “well ol’ buddy I know you have that
bill of yours coming up for vote in a week or so and
getting it passed is going to take my help for sure. I can
tell you right now that it’s a quid pro quo deal as far as
I’m concerned. How about you?”
So, as has happened in the Hallowed Halls of
Congress since Gore invented Gummy Bears back in
1787, a quid pro quo deal was struck. Both sides are
happy. This scenario has played out a million times since
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1787. I have heard complaints about the shady dealings
in DC with “pork barrel” and other questionable
dealings but the general public lets it slide because
although Senator A’s bill will adversely effect Senator B’s
people they are happy with the deal because of Senator
A’s help in getting Senator B’s bill passed which will be a
boon to their own state. Get it?
So what if President Trump made a quid pro quo
deal with the President of Ukraine in an effort to help
that country stem it’s crime rate and other problems
infecting their country. Is that any skin off your a**
(nose). Where do you see anything worthy of treating
this president as they are doing?
All I see is this Californian, Schiff-less trying
to make a name for himself, and a military Lt Col
committing a military crime by publicly bad-mouthing
his Commander in Chief. The military people don’t take
favorably to that, folks. It just isn’t done.
So in closing I will make you Democrats and the
real people of Valley County a quid pro quo deal..... I’ll
keep writing the truth and you keep reading the truth.
If you still have problems please feel free to call me.
I’m the only V in the Hinsdale phone directory!
Or you can keep calling the Buzz and telling them
to take away my Constitutional rights of freedom of
speech. Your call.
Or better yet, you can accept my challenge and tell
the folks of Valley County just why you love to hate your
president. Put it in a Letter To The Editor, c/o The Buzz.
Or still better, tell Kelly and Zac why you think
they should quit printing my articles in the Buzz. ( And
just saying “because Virgil is fat, ugly, his feet stink and
he don’t love Jesus won’t be classed as a valid reason to
‘still my pen’, as it were).
Speaking of the pen, can anyone please tell me the
best cleaner to use on my monitor...It’s got so much
white-out on it I can barely read the words!
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for Listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
Last call for Project HOPE
The 15th Annual Festival of Trees for Project
HOPE will have their Prime Rib Dinner & Tree Auction
Friday, November 22nd from 6:00 to 8:00.
Tickets are $30 each and are available at KLTZ (12
left as of 9:00 this morning) BS Central (four left as of
nine this morning) and the Glasgow Chamber has 15
tickets as of 9:00 this morning.
Let’s shoot for a sold-out show for a great
community cause.

Great comment by DB

Dick Britzman commented on World War II
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