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I know I’ve reposted my story too many times but I keep finding out more info. Hopefully, this will be my last repost. 🧵story and pics
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We are being led into a dangerous, reflexive, pre-planned tunnel...
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Folks, let’s talk about President Trump’s rally in Oklahoma. There is a LOT of ground to cover here!
First of all, I thought President Trump gave a great speech.
I saw a lot of people saying they were impressed with Mike Mazzei’s speech or that they had a better opinion of him after hearing him speak.
No crap, Sherlock! When you aren’t being grilled by two liberal moderators and debating a trial lawyer, you might actually have an opportunity to explain your ideas and plans.
I thought the personal attacks against Mike during the campaign were gutter trash, and unfortunately, too many of you fools fell for them.
At the rally, Mike actually got to talk about his plan, and many people cheered. If you actually listen to someone explain their ideas, you might understand why people support them. Apparently, that’s asking way too much these days.
I really enjoyed talking with Mike. He is very nice, smart, and humble, and he is excellent in one-on-one conversations. I especially like the way he talks about Christianity.
T.W. Shannon’s speech was fantastic, as always. It’s always good talking with him.
Cindy Byrd was great as well. I’m glad President Trump endorsed her, and I enjoyed getting the opportunity to talk with her.
Kevin Hern did pretty well, and Markwayne Mullin did well too. I like that Mullin doesn’t use a teleprompter. Tedford’s speech was alright, and Brecheen read a poem.
I have absolutely no idea what Harold Hamm was trying to talk about
I talked with Jake Merrick and his lovely wife, Nicole. We definitely patched things up, and I thanked Jake for endorsing Mike. He said, of course, and that it was no problem. They are a lovely couple.
Speaking of wives, I talked with Noel Mazzei. She was wonderful to talk with, and I think she would make a fantastic First Lady of Oklahoma.
I talked with Governor Stitt as well. He is very laid-back, cool, and easy to talk to about just about anything.
I shook Senator Lankford’s hand. Yes, he is kind of robotic. But he wasn’t rude or anything.
President Trump and Lankford have obviously patched things up. Trump publicly endorsed Lankford for 2028. I was surprised to see that, and we’ll see how things develop over the next couple of years.
I talked with Tom Cole, too. He was actually very nice and courteous. He’s a charming guy.
Frank Lucas, meanwhile, seemed a little more like talking to him was a privilege, but he was fine. That probably comes with the territory.
I saw Kyle Hilbert, who has done a great job this year.
I also talked with Melissa Capps, Rob Hall, Brian Guthrie, Kendal Sacchieri, Shane Jett, Jim Mazzei, Dan Mazzei, Charity Linch, and Marty Quinn.
Unfortunately, I didn’t see J.J. Humphrey.
I talked with Dustin Hillary, too. Great guy!
I saw two guys who I think have a great future in Oklahoma politics: Jackson Stallings and Guy Barker.
I met the amazing Rachel Ackerman!
There was basically an intermission until President Trump arrived.
Then President Trump came out.
I really enjoyed his speech. It was very good.
No one booed or lost their minds when he talked about the aluminum plant (Good!)
I also thought it was pretty cool that Trump mentioned both Enes Freedom and Dennis Rodman.
My favorite Trump line of the night was:
“America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love it.”
I’m also very thankful that President Trump came to Oklahoma. He easily could have canceled, especially considering the weather, but he still showed up and spoke to thousands of Oklahomans who waited for hours to see him. A lot of people didn't get in.
Unfortunately, I didn’t get to meet President Trump. Hopefully, I will one day. Maybe another day and another time.
But overall, it was a memorable night, and I’m glad I got to be there. Here is a picture I got of Merrick and Mazzei!
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The vast majority of folks wearing a Free Palestine shirt have absolutely no idea what they are supporting or what they are advocating against. Truly. Zero idea.
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France is exploding with riots. That’s what happens when you combine endless welfare statism with open third world immigration, and add a large helping of communist politics. Americans, be warned.
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I was at the Rally tonight in Durant. I was one of the last to get in and there were thousands of people behind me. Hundreds more got tired of the slow movement of the line and left early too. My phone camera sucks but this is full zoom and the closest I could get. IT WAS PACKED!!!!!
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Cato has been terrible at immigration policy IOHO. There's no reason for any country to allow their borders to be shredded and their own people put out of work. It just has to stop.
There is ZERO reason to turn our country over to the Islamists.
Islam isn’t just a religion, it is a political system, a tribal culture, and an anti-Western, anti-assimilation ideology cloaked in a religion.
When the Framers wrote, “…to ourselves and our Posterity,” they didn‘t mean the Barbary pirates.
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Correct- a resource based economy. It's not good for the people.
Whitney Webb: "BlackRock wants to turn EVERYTHING nature gave us—forests, rivers, entire ecosystems—into tradable Wall Street tokens on a blockchain."
IT'S A HEIST: infinite new collateral for their endless debt machine, all tracked & controlled by their AI overlord, Aladdin.
All under the feel-good banner of "saving the planet"... this isn't environmentalism. This is total financial domination of the living world.
Replying to @OCPAthink
@OCPAthink @OKFreedomCaucus @RealitySnark_ @OCPACusa @OKgrassroots @donspencerok2a
Arnold Ventures is a billionaire philanthropist who has immense influence in Oklahoma. Much or all of his work is to pass policies that align with the “suggested” UN 17 SDGs from the evil UN 2030 agenda.
‼️‼️‼️Remember @oksenategop @OKHouseGOP @JonEchols @MazzeiMike UN NGO influence is only “suggested,” yet it is already shaping policy. Republicans need to band together and say no to UN influence.
For years, a clever strategy has been at work: prewritten legislation that embeds SDG frameworks is moving through state governments across the country, whether the sponsor sits right or left of center. Step by step, that restructuring hands more control to the UN and empowers billionaire elites to usurp the powers the U.S. Constitution reserves for We the People.
Lawmakers swear an oath to defend the Constitution. Yet even the most conservative politicians in Oklahoma spend little to no time explaining to their constituents the massive influence the UN exerts in the state through countless NGOs, or the access the UN is allowed across our major public universities. That is a travesty.
Arnold Ventures (the philanthropic LLC of John and Laura Arnold, formerly the Laura and John Arnold Foundation) is a major funder of criminal-justice and pretrial research and policy, including its Public Safety Assessment risk tool (highly criticized PSA tool) and a 2019 commitment of about $39 million tied to bail and pretrial justice work. That work has gone mainly to research groups, policy organizations, and jurisdictions (examples frequently cited include Vera Institute of Justice, Brennan Center, and various university studies)
Still She Rises (Tulsa) and The Bail Project were both founded by
Robin Steinberg.
The Bail Project, available grant summaries and annual materials emphasize supporters (including the TED Audacious Project, Michael Novogratz/Galaxy Gives, Blue Meridian Partners, and the IV Fund). The only specific dollar figure that has surfaced linking Arnold money to her work is a secondary report of roughly $175,000 in 2018–2019 to the Indianapolis site of The Bail Project.
Robin Steinberg and Arnold Ventures operate in the same broad pretrial and bail-reform space. Arnold Ventures funds research and policy on cash bail and pretrial detention, including its Public Safety Assessment tool, and
Arnold Ventures has mentioned the rise of groups such as The Bail Project in its own materials. That is field overlap.
Still She Rises (Tulsa) and The Bail Project largest recent grants are from the George Kaiser Family Foundation (more than $2.4 million in one recent period) and Tulsa Community Foundation, with smaller support from groups such as the Public Welfare Foundation.
Note-Both Kaiser and Arnold Ventures signed the Giving Pledge. Kaiser work is almost entirely place-based in Tulsa. Arnold’s is national research, policy, and state partnerships.
Kaiser is the dominant funder of
Still She Rises (about $2.4 million in a recent year for general operations) and a founding partner of Blue Meridian.
Arnold Ventures LLC structure makes an unlisted gift to Still She Rises or
The Bail Project possible.
Arnold Ventures is not a single charity. It is the public name for an LLC that sits over three vehicles:
• The Laura and John Arnold Foundation, a private foundation. Its Form 990-PF has to list grants, so a direct foundation check to Still She Rises would normally appear.
• Action Now Initiative, a 501(c)(4).
Its giving is advocacy-oriented and less useful for a legal-services charity.
• Money from a DAF is reported by the sponsor, such as a community foundation, not as an Arnold Ventures grant. An LLC can also make non-grant payments, contracts, or investments that never show up as a charitable grant.
It does not rule out a DAF gift or a payment routed through another organization.
Two NYC public defenders. One Kaiser-funded Tulsa office. Two Kaiser-world councilors in the room.
George Kaiser’s foundation imported them to open and run Still She Rises — a place-based Tulsa law shop for mothers in North Tulsa, built on Bronx Defenders style defense.
Robin Steinberg founded it after the George Kaiser Family Foundation recruited her. Then she launched The Bail Project, the national cash-bail disruption machine. She left the day-to-day in Tulsa. She still chairs the board.
Jane-Roberte Sampeur spent 14 years at Legal Aid in New York City getting women off Rikers. The Kaiser-backed office hired her to run the Tulsa outfit. On Sept. 23 she was at City Council pushing police oversight.
Who was already sitting there?
Councilor Phil Lakin (District 8): CEO of Tulsa Community Foundation — Kaiser’s vehicle — and on the George Kaiser Family Foundation board.
Councilor Laura Bellis (District 4): executive director of Take Control Initiative, the program GKFF launched in 2010. Bellis came from Philadelphia.
That’s not an outside pitch to a neutral council. That’s the privately-funded pipeline briefing its own people.
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PLASTICGIRL SPECIAL REPORT
Tulsa. Saturday. Broad daylight.
A woman is walking near LaFortune Park — same route she’s used for nearly 30 years — and a man comes up behind her, shoves her, and tackles her to the ground “like a football player.”
Not a dark alley. Not 2 a.m. A park. In the afternoon.
Kristen Medlock did what women in this country keep getting told to do. She fought. She kicked. She screamed loud enough for the whole block. A couple driving by hit the flashers. He ran. A neighbor spotted him later that night. Police booked Joseph Looney on assault and battery.
Bail: $500.
Five hundred dollars to put a woman on the ground in a public park and walk back into the same zip code.
PlasticGirl is sick of this shit.
Sick of “just be more aware.”
Sick of “bring a buddy.”
Sick of “take a class.”
Sick of treating a sidewalk like a combat zone and calling that normal.
She shouldn’t have needed lungs, neighbors, and a protective order to finish a walk. He shouldn’t be a $500 problem. Tulsa shouldn’t shrug and move on to the State Fair weather.
She fought him off. Good. That is not the victory lap. That is the indictment.
Keep the receipts. Watch the case. Don’t let this one melt into last week’s crime blotter.
newson6.com/crime/tulsa-woma…
Do not file this under “local crime” and scroll. Name it. Share it. Watch the docket. If $500 is what a woman’s safety is worth in this city, the city has already told on itself.
Keep the receipts. Guard your people. Fly the flag. And do not get used to this.
Long Live the Republic.
PlasticHiveMind — stay loud.
🦅🇺🇸✝️🙏🏼💅
— PlasticGirl
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The weakest men athletically compete with women.
The weakest minds celebrate it.
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James Talarico wants you to think Jesus was a communist.
But every communist regime has persecuted Christians because…Jesus isn’t a communist.
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Replying to @HideYourKids0
What he's describing is just communism.
Leftism is an unholy trinity of heretical worship of the state.
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The goal of mass amnesty is mob democracy.
Mob democracy - i.e. Communism - is the death knell of every nation that it conquers.
God is good!! He is faithful!!
Passing time in a tightly packed airport coffee shop recently, I ended up in conversation with a thirty-something couple sitting only inches from me. I was coming from Mexico City and they were going there. After the usual banter, I asked where they were from and learned they were New Yorkers moving out of that city. They didn’t offer a reason and I didn’t press for one.
They asked me what I did for a living and I explained that I was a writer currently investigating how cartels were smuggling people into the US. I say I was chatting with this couple, but it was really only with her. He said nothing the entire time. But he listened intently as she asked questions.
“You travel a lot? Where have you been?”
“Well, so far this year, I’ve covered the WEF in Davos, researched Karl Marx in London, went to Gaza with the IDF…”
“You’ve been to Israel?” She interrupted. “We’ve been there. What do you think of the war?”
I guessed that here our conversation would end unhappily. They were New Yorkers, so almost certainly heavily propagandized lefties. But I pressed on.
“Almost everything you hear in Western media is wrong…”
“You mean it’s a lie. How?”
“Oct 7 was not just a Charlie Hebdo-style terrorist attack. It was an act of war. More than 7,000 Hamas terrorists penetrated the frontier at more than 100 points. Inspired by Islam, they had been instructed to r8pe, behead, torture, and kidnap men, women, and children.”
He still said nothing, but leaned forward, eyes narrowing.
“Who helped them do it?” She asked.
“Iran was the biggest supplier, but North Korea, China, and Qatar mostly. The UNRWA also played a role. Weapons and matériel were stockpiled in Egypt and smuggled into Gaza through tunnels.”
“You know that?”
“I know that. Trust me.” That led to a discussion of President Sisi, the Muslim Brotherhood, and my standoff with Egyptian State Security in Cairo. Still, I had no real gauge for where they stood politically. She asked if I had written anything on the subject, so I pointed her to my article for The Federalist connecting the dots between Egypt, USAID, Gaza, and my swatting.
A woman sitting nearby, leaned over and said, “Forgive me for eavesdropping on your conversation, but this is fascinating.” We all chatted a bit longer and I left.
About 30 minutes later I was standing in line at the gate waiting to board my flight when the husband appeared.
“Pardon me, but I had to come find you.” He was full of emotion. He indicated that he and his wife were Israelis who had lived in NYC but were now fleeing Mamdani’s third world sh*thole.
“You are a man who needs the protection of angels,” he said, and then presented me with a Jewish holy book. “We want you to have this. I pray it protects you.”
With that he turned and walked away.
Gentile and fierce Protestant that I am, I was nonetheless deeply moved. It seems they had read the article and, catching a glimpse of my work, felt my life was in danger. For my own part, I was aware that the same ideology that threatened me, was the same one that threatened them, forced them to move, and imperiled their native land.
I’m often amazed by the people the Lord puts in my path when I pause long enough to look around and notice them.
Replying to @Cernovich
These is no moderate Islam, but Islam. Are you sure that you want America taking this route?
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