Rally at the Capitol on January 7th huge success! Wind Turbines pulled from McIntosh County – more to come!

Rally at the Capitol on January 7th huge success! Wind Turbines pulled from McIntosh County – more to come!

Thanks to all who made the trip to attend! It is estimated there were about 300 people there. Special thanks to Attorney General Gentner Drummond who kicked off the event. Speakers were announced on the promo flyer and David Bullard and Ryan Walters were also there. We have two videos from the event linked below. The event was a huge success as Wind Turbines have already been pulled from McIntosh County. More to come…

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Gann Proposes Sweeping Reforms to Restore Transparency to House of Representatives

Gann Proposes Sweeping Reforms to Restore Transparency to House of Representatives

In a far-reaching, and transformative effort to modernize the Oklahoma House of Representatives, Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, has sponsored a reform package – House Resolution 1001 – designed to distribute power, promote transparency and reinvigorate the legislative process. His reforms aim to end the culture of opacity and concentration of authority that he says has hindered the chamber’s effectiveness for far too long.

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Election Integrity/Reform Series – Summary with links to all articles in this series.

Election Integrity/Reform Series – Summary with links to all articles in this series.

This article is a summary of a series of articles on Election Integrity/Reform to make it easier for you to find all of the articles linked in one place as needed:

Part I – The Background

Part II – OKGOP Platform and Resolutions

Part III – Problems with the Oklahoma Election Board 

Special Election Notice: If You See Something – Say Something!

Part IV – Recommendations for Amending Title 26 and more

Oklahoma Statutes – Title 26 is included in this list for reference only. Title 26 is the Oklahoma statute that contains the rules for this area of government under the heading of ELECTIONS. (see article for links)

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The Nightmare of Flock Cameras – Get them out of here!

The Nightmare of Flock Cameras – Get them out of here!

In my remarks tonight, I outlined the following expectations for a strong resolution to fix this. Feel free to use as much or as little of it as you wish:

“Therefore, I ask this council to act decisively with an agenda item in next month’s meeting that does the following:

Reaffirms Bartlesville as a community committed to privacy and personal freedom, rejecting the creation of pervasive surveillance networks.

Terminates the contract with Flock Safety, ensuring the immediate removal of these devices, and transparently informs the public about where these cameras have been placed until their complete removal.

Discloses all current surveillance technologies employed by the city for public safety or compliance, ensuring transparency in our law enforcement practices.

Urges our neighbors in Dewey, Ramona, and the Washington County commissioners to join us in this stand, ensuring our entire region remains free from unwarranted surveillance.”

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McIntosh County leads the way on Wind Turbine Issue and announces upcoming event at the Capitol Jan 7th 2025

McIntosh County leads the way on Wind Turbine Issue and announces upcoming event at the Capitol Jan 7th 2025

The Freedom Brigades (FB) have begun two initiatives to address the Turbine issue, one of which is an Environmental Impact Study project led by Mr. Derek Liles. FB are also in the planning stages for at least one rally at the capitol with multiple speakers to call on Governor Stitt to issue an Executive Order to stop the wind turbines. 

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Election Integrity/Reform Series – Summary with links to all articles in this series.

Election Integrity/Reform Series – Part IV Recommendations for Amending Title 26 and more

This article is part IV of a series (here’s the plan and links to previous articles):

Part I – The Background

Part II – OKGOP Platform and Resolutions

Part III – Problems with the Oklahoma Election Board 

Special Election Notice: If You See Something – Say Something!

Part IV – Recommendations for Amending Title 26 and more (this article)

When I began studying election anomalies and becoming aware of the problems with our very own state election board, I found that the rules for this area of government are found in Oklahoma Statutes – Title 26.

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