Army Command violations on vaccine

By Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D.

The order to all Army commanders regarding COVID vaccines is clear, but all commanders are in violation of Army regulations issued in the September 14, 2021, Fragmentary Order (FRAGO) number 5 to the Headquarters Department of the Army COVID Operation Order that states: “Commanders will ensure sufficient doses of Department of Defense approved vaccines are on hand and available for their unit.”

That requirement has not changed. Commanders are still ordered to check and ensure that “approved” vaccines are on hand

To date, however, there are no FDA-approved fully licensed vaccines available to the military on any military installation in the US or overseas.

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Smith’s Oscar slap highlights what’s wrong

By Marc Ang

This morning the Academy finally came out with a statement saying they asked Will Smith to leave after the incident but did not enforce their order and that they should have handled things differently. 

For me, this was the first red flag raised around what happened the other night. My first thought was that this was staged. How could someone who basically assaulted another in a public setting, viewed all over the world, not have any consequences for his actions?

It is clear that the Academy is weak. They are beholden to celebrities like Will Smith who can act however they like.

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MLG Capital purchases Silver Creek

By Staff Report

MLG Capital today announced its acquisition of the Silver Creek apartment community located at 10710 E 41st St in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The 320-unit multi-family apartment complex was built in 1980 and is located just 15 minutes from downtown Tulsa.

“Overall, the multifamily fundamentals remain strong in the Tulsa market and we continue to see an imbalance of supply and demand, creating organic rent growth and low vacancy rates,” said Ryan Mueller, Vice President at MLG Capital.

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Inhofe: Biden Defense Budget falls short

By Staff Report

U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, today released the following statement on President Biden’s fiscal year 2023 budget request for national defense:

“‘To be prepared for war is the most effectual means of preserving the peace.’ It was true in 1790 when President Washington said it, it was true in 1983 when President Reagan repeated it, and it remains true today. Preserving the peace requires serious investment — and the President’s defense budget falls short.

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Oil Gas Workers demand debate

By Matt Coday, President & Founder OGWA

Dear Senator Lankford,

On December 6, 2021, Oil & Gas Workers Association invited you to participate in a debate along with your opponent in the upcoming Oklahoma Republican U.S. Senate primary Jackson Lahmeyer.

Our invitation was extended in good faith because we believe an informed electorate – particularly with a focus on the problems facing the domestic energy industry in Oklahoma and across the nation – is vital for our Members and every American engaged in making the best decisions in the upcoming election.

We are disappointed you have not responded to our invitation and that you have now added insult to injury by publicly stating that Oil & Gas Workers Association and our sincere invitation for a debate are somehow “phony”.

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