Tulsa GOP trainwreck disputes multiplying

By David Arnett

Social Media Meme

The Republican Party of Tulsa County is operating in secret, not reporting, or answering questions on procedure in the runup to their March 25 Convention. This comes from declared candidates for party office and voting members of the County Committee and from official filings. Is this to advance Chair Ronda Vuillemont-Smith’s coronation in a second term?

The Convention ticket price is an unprecedented $40 per person or $80 per couple. Online payment has not yet opened (as of March 6), but the latest report says payment must be made 10 days prior (March 15). No same day registration will be allowed, but the party has reportedly purchased registration software, begging the question of functionality and at what expense?

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America’s new state religion: comply or die

By David Arnett

Tucker Carlson on Fox News recently provided a six minute segment titled The Church of Environmentalism (here), which brings to light a contradiction so incremental that it may have escaped the notice of many.

Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano later agreed with Carlson issuing a letter and video to select media in which he writes, “the American Constitution prohibits any state religion, but for some time the governing Democratic party has imposed on the American people the globalist cult, with its green agenda, its woke dogmas, its condemnations and cancel culture, its priests of the World Health Organization, the prophets of the World Economic Forum. A religion in all respects, all-encompassing not only for the life of the individuals who practice it, but also in the life of the nation that publicly confesses it, adapts laws and sentences to it, and inspires education and every governmental action around it.

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House Education Plan moves to Senate

By David Arnett

The OK House of Representatives has approved a two-part plan by Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, to provide a $500 million investment to public education and create the Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit Act.

House Bill 2775 includes a $500 million increase in funding for public schools throughout the state that will fund $2,500 minimum pay raises for every teacher not designated as an administrator; $50 million to be distributed to schools receiving below-average funding from annual local tax revenue; and $300 million to be distributed to public school districts on a per-pupil basis.

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PsyWars: Fifth Gen. Warfare & Sovereignty

By Robert W Malone MD, MS

Molding, controlling, and capturing your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs are the objectives.

Editor’s Note: This speech first published on Substack at this link and that location online features video from the Pandemic Strategies Conference in Stockholm, Sweden on January 21, 2023. This is the text transcript. It is a message critical for the heart of America and speaks directly of our future. It is long, but worthy.

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Local innovation to replace aging bridges

By David Arnett

The patented Fast Cast Bridge® is a cost-effective and efficient solution for municipalities

The City of Claremore is partnering with Premier Steel Services to install a new 30-foot bridge on Lowry Road, utilizing the company’s innovative Fast Cast Bridge® system. The installation will take place today. The entire process, from grading to clean up, will take only a few days and installation will happen in a matter of hours.

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