The Alaska Scapegoat Ranch Strength through Sarcasm Wilkins Micawber (also known as Mohair Zoot) is a local gadfly citizen, named for the ne'er-do-well character in Dickens' David Copperfield, who ultimately turns the tables on Uriah Heep and emigrates to Australia. What a romantic story. Politically aware and dedicated to husbandry, Micawber was the foster parent of two Saanen billygoats when a graduate student, and thus began the long descent into the scapegoat fantasy underworld. His fondest wish is to develop the talent to become a political cartoonist and bring America a clear report of its race to a fascist future. For now he is happily embedded in Alaska and addicted to books and internet activist sites, working on his collection of American propaganda posters. v. 8 n. 6: Being Frank at the Scapegoat Ranch v. 8 n. 4: Oil Prophets, Straw Men, and Scapegoats: A Parable from the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 8 n. 3: Operation "Secure Dillingham" Accomplished: Secure Harvest at the Scapegoat Ranch v. 8 n. 1: Year's End Accounting: 2005: The Benefits of a Scapegoat Ranch v. 7 n. 12: A Grateful Thanksgiving: Late November at the Scapegoat Ranch v. 7 n. 10: Counting Our Goat Blessings: The Score from the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 7 n. 9: The New Age of Irony v. 7 n. 7: Deep Goat Summer: Impeachment, the Morning-After Pill, and the CIA v. 7 n. 6: Scapegoats: The Next Generation (Kids are the Funniest Things) v. 7 n. 5: It's May: The Sin Also Rises v. 7 n. 3: The Bushigoths are in Charge! The Decline of the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 7 n. 2: Old Goat or Don Young? Which Scapegoat Have We Wrought? v. 7 n. 1: A New Capitol Building: The Scapegoat Ranch Goes Architectural v. 6 n. 12: In the Winter of Our Dissent (Or is it Descent?) v. 6 n. 10: Decoys and Targets: Scapegoats for All Follies v. 6 n. 9: Smoking, but No Gun: Nuclear Summer on the Scapegoat Ranch v. 6 n. 7: Summer Scapegoat Fairy Tales v. 6 n. 6: Sorting Out the 'Bad Apples' v. 6 n. 4: Annual Scapegoat Achievement Awards v. 6 n. 3: Holmland Insecurity: a message from the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 6 n. 2: Where's the Political Party, Dude? Market Ultimate from the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 6 n. 1: Is this the Year of the Scapegoat? v. 5 n. 11: Revisiting the Jackass Legacy: Scapegoats' Nemesis v. 5 n. 10: Can You Keep a Secret? Unspeakable Scapegoats for Official Alaskans v. 5 n. 9: A Great Escape-Goat: The Autumn Starting Lineup at the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 5 n. 8: Go Go GALL*WART! Alaska Scapegoat Ranch Goes Global v. 5 n. 7: Getting Poindextrous: A kinder, nimbler Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 5 n. 6: Our New Summer Image at the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 5 n. 5: The Scapegoat News Headlines from the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch v. 5 n. 4: Scapegoat Futures--The Emerging Market v. 5 n. 3: Give France a Chance! A Fantasy Flight through the Goatscape of America v. 5 n. 2: Giddy Times for Designer Scapegoats v. 5 n. 1: Scapegoats or Jackasses? That Seems to be Our Question v. 4 n. 11: Scapegoating in the Dark Times v. 4 n. 10: Irony, God, and Scapegoats: Insider Tips v. 4 n. 9: Stress Relief Through Scapegoating and Vice v. 4 n. 8: Autumn is Golden v. 4 n. 7: Armed Scapegoats: The Next Great Thing! v. 4 n. 6: Summer at the Scapegoat Ranch v. 4 n. 5: Scapegoat Solstice--A Summer Roast v. 4 n. 4: "Stupid White Scapegoats," Now Available v. 4 n. 3: Spring Comes to the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch 4.2: Scapegoat Breeder's Cup Awards 2002 v. 4 n. 1: Scapegoating Season 2002: The ENRON Marketing Opportunity v. 3 n. 10: Scapegoat John Walker Lindh: The 2002 Season Portends Well v. 1 n. 9: The Last Frontier of Animal Husbandry: Progress at the Alaska Scapegoat Ranch | ||
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