McKinley Elementary will participate in a research study focused on teaching K-5 students to detect and avoid misinformation. The ACT Program, developed by Tara Zimmerman, aims to enhance information literacy skills. Critics argue the program may promote a biased agenda rather than fostering genuine critical thinking among students.
On September 18th, Michael and Kayla Blount discussed Oklahoma’s high car insurance rates, highlighting “Third Party Litigation,” where outside investors fund law firms for injury claims. This practice inflates legal settlements, impacting consumers. The discussion emphasizes the need for tort reform in Oklahoma to alleviate financial burdens and encourages public awareness and action.
After the video we posted with Julianne Romanello about the Grift of Economic Development (YouTube, Rumble), a comment was posted… Continue Reading
Humans often operate within their confirmation bias, leading to skepticism of ideas that go against their beliefs. UN’s Agenda 2030 seems impractical, aiming to achieve lofty goals through forced behavioral changes. Economic development initiatives may not benefit local communities as expected, potentially aligning with a global agenda. It’s crucial to scrutinize and resist such influences.
Joy Pullman, Executive Editor of The Federalist, discusses her book “False Flag; Why Queer Politics Mean The End Of America.” Pullman emphasizes the importance of stable families for limited government and self-rule. The book, heavily cited and with 8 chapters, provides strategies for countering the impact of Marxist gender politics. Pullman also stresses the significance of children reading classic literature. The full live video is available on their YouTube and Rumble channels.
The podcast featured discussions with Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner and a local insurance agent about rising property insurance rates in Oklahoma due to weather, COVID, and inflation. They mentioned the possibility of legislative intervention to cap rates but discussed the drawbacks. The agent emphasized the importance of personal responsibility in reducing insurance costs and advocated for building emergency funds.
Yes, you read the title correctly. We now live in a world where people – without ever even knowing exactly… Continue Reading
On a live podcast, Wendi Montgomery Dial discussed Westwin Elements, a company aiming to refine crucial earth elements like cobalt. The founder, a young single mother with political experience, claims an altruistic vision. The City of Lawton offers substantial incentives, raising concerns about transparency. Wendi, a geologist, has uncovered links between cartel activity, election integrity, and rare earth metal mining.
Here, we discuss concerns about Oklahoma’s government and business interests impacting citizens. It highlights issues such as property seizure for toll roads, unethical land sales, and government-business collusion. We beg you to watch the video/s for full insight and to create public awareness and action to protect citizens’ rights and property.
This morning (Wednesday, May 22nd), Michael and I had our friend Julianne Romanello on the podcast to talk about “land… Continue Reading