Lex Anteinternet: Subsidiarity Economics 2026. The Times more or less locally, Part 13. “Walmart Recession Signal” grows louder.

Lex Anteinternet: Subsidiarity Economics 2026. The Times more or les...: October 21, 2026 According to the economist who came up with it, the “Walmart Recession Signal” indicating an oncoming recession is getting ...

Subsidiarity Economics 2026. The Times more or less locally, Part 13. “Walmart Recession Signal” grows louder.

October 31, 2026

Falls Ranch, owned by 75 year old billionaire carpetbagger Russell Gordy, is still trying to recruit a data center. 

Billionaire property owner to take over data center project in Natrona County

This is a good example of why: 1) nobody should be allowed to amass this degree of wealth, 2) people who don't make their livelihood in agriculture should not be allowed to own ag land.

This is a really good reason to bring in a wealth tax in Wyoming, and an idle rich landowner tax.  

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Going Feral: Hog Wash

Going Feral: Hog Wash:

Hog Wash

That's how the conservation group Center for Wester Priorities characterized a three-page letter written by Wyoming populist legislator Bob Ide which asserted that the sale of the Marton Ranch in Natrona County to the Federal Government required the state legislature's permission.

A University of Wyoming professor confirmed that state law did not support Ide's position and frankly, it's abundantly clear that the claim is not only extreme, but baseless.

Painted Bricks: Prairie Woman, Casper Wyoming.

Painted Bricks: Prairie Woman, Casper Wyoming.:  

Prairie Woman, Casper Wyoming.

 A mural on one of the newer downtown building in Casper, entitled Prairie Woman.