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Historic Shifting of the Art of War

By Mike Mazzei, Candidate for Governor

Right before our eyes over the last several weeks, we’ve seen a strategic and historic shift in the art of war.  The Ukrainian military snuck multiple armed drones into Russia and wiped out 30% of Russia’s bomber fleet.  Iran’s air defenses were wiped out after the Israelis snuck hundreds of drones equipped with bombs into enemy territory.

At the same time, we recently learned that FBI officials believe the Chinese Communist Party owns land in all 77 Oklahoma counties.  Proximity to military bases obviously creates the opportunity for surprise, unmanned, and successful attacks, and Oklahoma is home to several military bases and installations in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Enid, Altus, and Lawton. 

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Tulsa Criminal Invaders Sentenced

By David Arnett

TULSA, Okla. – The U.S. District Judge Eric F. Melgren separately sentenced six foreign nationals for unlawfully reentering the United States after previously being removed the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Oklahoma announced today. Invaders were identified as; Raul Luna-Gonzalez, Yair de Jesus Trejo-Mendoza, Benigno Villezcas Alcantar, Julio Martinez-Perez, Santiago Lopez Gonzalez, all Mexican nationals and Alexander Enemias Ortiz-Gonzalez, a Guatemalan national. All pleaded guilty.

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Contrast in Media Protest Coverage

By David Arnett

As a frequent media critic, it is always uplifting to read coverage from an independent reporter not captured by the Leftist Narrative Operators (LNO) otherwise known as Legacy Media.

In this case, an Oklahoma investigative journalist writing for V1SUT on Substack covered a February 1 protest at the Oklahoma State Capital. The reporter provided coverage of both sides of the protest, context added, and misinformation confronted. What a concept, balanced coherent reporting.

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Oklahoma reacts to ruling on marriage

By David Arnett

Attorney General Scott Pruitt

Attorney General Scott Pruitt

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt in a statement on U.S. Supreme Court Rulings on Same-Sex Marriage today said, “The Court’s decisions confirmed that it is up to the states to decide how to define marriage, not the federal government.”

Attorney General Pruitt continued saying, “As a result, Oklahoma’s constitutional provision that defines marriage in Oklahoma as between a man and a woman remains valid.”

U.S. Senator Tom Coburn, M.D. (R-OK) said, “In  its ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act, I’m disappointed the Supreme Court made a decision that overrides the clear intent of two branches of government.  With this decision, five judges have violated the freedom of conscience of millions of Americans.  Regardless of what people believe about this issue, it should be resolved by We the People, not the Courts.  Our nation was fully capable of resolving this issue without the Court’s cultural and moral commentary.  By taking sides in this debate, the Supreme Court has discouraged any American who believes marriage is a union between one man and one woman from legislating – and even thinking – differently from the Court.
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Sen. Inhofe addresses Tornado impact

By Staff Report

U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe

U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe

MOORE, OK – In the Weekly Republican Address, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) spoke about the devastating tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma earlier in the week.  A transcript of his address follows.  Further, at the end of this post is a link to the BBC site with a unique online map of the destruction noting where survivors rode out the storm and their stories.

“Oklahoma has been hit hard, but we’re not knocked out,” says Oklahoma’s senior senator, who delivered the address on location in Moore. He continues, “The individuals who lived through these storms are volunteering in the recovery and the assisting efforts right now, and they’re America’s real heroes.”
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