Evil Alliance

Since the Reagan presidency--an arranged marriage of major polluters and racist, religious fanatics--the Wise Use movement of industry-sponsored terrorism against the environmental movement continues to fly under the radar, thanks to mainstream media that is on the take. An example of this is the non-discussion of corporate crimes of Cherry Point heavy industry, i.e. BP, Phillips 66 and Whatcom Business Alliance.

The thing about the scurrying fascist cockroaches at Whatcom Business Alliance is their unfettered commitment to the Reagan Revolution agenda against free speech, civil rights and public health. Their hatred for democracy, environmentalism and cultural diversity flowed seamlessly from their media special forces, husband-and-wife team of James and Laura McKinney, who in 2018 were spotlighted in Anti-Indian Movement Part 6: Players Program. 

As reported in 2020 at Noisy Waters Northwest, James continued the Whatcom Business Alliance tradition of serious fraud promoted by fellow oil company mercenary and pathological liar, Tony Larson, whose Tea Party cabal constitutes a public menace.

With the election of the first person of color as Whatcom County Executive comes an opportunity for a new beginning--creating a multi-cultural democracy--and ending the corruption of Whatcom politics by BP, Phillips 66, and Whatcom Business Alliance. Unless the good citizens of Whatcom County drive a stake through the heart of the racist Tea Party network that spawned the Citizens for a Better Northwest Washington PAC, they will keep undermining democracy.

Responding to the egregious violation of campaign finance law in the 2019 and 2013 Whatcom County elections, Whatcom League of Women Voters held a public event titled Following the Money in our Political Campaigns. While education is good, it's going to take action, and that means confronting local media that consistently failed to inform the public about the blatant racism, corruption, and public menace posed by oil refinery-funded fascism.


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