Former legislator Charles Key discusses his research on the Oklahoma City bombing in a podcast, emphasizing government trust issues. He argues that citizens must recognize government as an extension of themselves and not blindly accept narratives. Key promotes due diligence and offers resources for understanding alternative perspectives on governmental actions and events.
In a recent podcast, researcher Mary discussed tick-borne illnesses in Oklahoma, revealing surprising information about their origins as bioweapons linked to government cover-ups. Highlights included the rise of Alpha-Gal syndrome and its implications on dietary health. The episode exposes shocking insights that challenge conventional understanding of tick diseases.
Data collection practices in Oklahoma are becoming extremely intrusive. For example, questioning the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s data collection on children, creates implications for taxpayer-funded programs. Oklahoma needs lawmakers to safeguard against invasive data practices.
Oklahoma Legislation Affecting Homeschool Or Education Autonomy To Support Or Oppose
Governor Stitt’s social media post about shooting a bobcat on his property sparked a ROPE post about how it distracted from real and pressing state issues. ROPE critiqued the Governor’s choice to divert attention away from serious concerns like DHS investigations and rising tolls, emphasizing the need for accountability by posting a hunting pic.
In a recent statement, House Speaker-Elect Kyle Hilbert emphasized the significance of passing two bills in the upcoming legislative session: a state budget and a cellphone usage policy for schools. Criticism surrounds the proposed cell phone bill, which undermines local control, mandates discipline policies, and risks taxpayer funds without substantive impact on educational challenges in Oklahoma.
Michael and I hosted Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall on our podcast to discuss property taxes and his bill to repeal the state income tax. The engaging conversation lasted nearly two hours, sparking significant public interest. We encourage listeners to view the full discussion on YouTube and Rumble and follow the bill’s progress.
The post reflects on Trump’s electoral victory and emphasizes Americans’ desire to protect individual liberty from authoritarian ideologies. It highlights the need for voter education regarding the judiciary and criticizes the public education system for failing to teach civics. The author urges active political involvement at local levels to ensure future governance aligns with constitutional principles.
Michael and NeeAnn Clinton discussed the proposed 5000-acre solar installation by NextEra Energy during their podcast. Garfield County residents are fighting against it, compelled to sue local authorities to uphold zoning laws after construction began without permits. This reflects government neglect and raises concerns over citizens’ rights amid energy development strategies in Oklahoma.
Hint: the short answer is NO. Earlier this week I scanned this opinion piece by Oklahoma Voice editor, Janelle Stecklein,… Continue Reading