Are States Going To Be Potential Safe Havens From The UN/WHO Anaconda—Or Is It More Hopium?
Are States Going To Be Potential Safe Havens From The UN/WHO Anaconda—Or Is It More Hopium?
The Curious Case Of Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt
I was “excited” for a brief moment this morning to once again ponder the potentially growing power of “states rights” after being reminded of the 4 refusing states: Utah, Florida, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
So I began reading up on Oklahoma Governor Stitt…
Cherokee ancestry? That sounds promising.
I soon learned that Stitt has gone hard against Critical Race Theory in schools, non-binary bathrooms, abortion, and more.
Now I wondered why the entire mass media was not in free fall hysteria and attack about this guy. I had that sinking feeling.
But not entirely.
This, above, is worth reading in full. You can see the schizoid Covid era balancing acts, the endless hedging. Grown men behaving like it’s reasonable to be afraid of entirely imaginary entities.
Like this sentence :
“President Trump said he did not advocate going out to eat but did not criticize Stitt.”
Never a yes or a no. Always the endless hedging, and balancing.
Matthew 5:37
What Does Stitt, A Christian, Actually Believe About God’s Creation, and Man, And “Vaccines?”
[He couldn’t tell you.]
Stitt was charged with not using his FB page to issue Covid propaganda, and “…none of his last 45 press releases were about vaccination…”
Requested of U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin that vaccine mandates for the Oklahoma National Guard be suspended, and fired a vaccine-zealous commander of the Oklahoma National Guard who had “advocated for his troops to be vaccinated.”
Even more hopeful: “Stitt’s new appointee refused to implement Covid-19 vaccine requirements.”
This post does not have a happy ending.
There it is: The betrayal.
The doctor in white coat standing behind him offers for anybody in the crowd who wants to get vaccinated to come on down, as there were four shots left, after Gov. Stitt got one.
Unbelievable.
For me, personally, this video renders Gov. Stitt zero trustworthy. It is a completely sick video. (I also wonder why he places his hand on the injector’s back, but maybe I don’t understand Oklahoma friendliness.)
Others might say: He performed like a seal with a red ball on his nose so that this sacrifice to the angry Covid Gods would free him up to protect the people of his state from the cabal.
That’s the same argument made for DJT.
I’m wondering about all this as we ponder anti-globalist uprisings in Europe, and confront the falseness of new leaders, in anti-globalist drag.
There have been heads of state who saw through the whole thing, like Tanzania’s Magafuli, who I wrote about for Catherine Austin Fitts, and came to think of as the gold, or “real deal,” we were asked to believe Trump was.
Magafuli is also dead.
I welcome your insights.
What a great tribute to Pres. Magafuli you wrote! A part of me died when he did…as a husband to a wonderful Kenyan woman, I might have been more aware of him than many. He gave me great hope, and his passing sucked that out of me.
As far as the Governor of Oklahoma goes…..I have mixed feelings. I instinctively mistrust ANY politician. I don’t think it’s possible for anyone at the state or federal level to gain public office without compromising their integrity in some way….but, for me, where do you draw the line? Does one sacrifice some part of 100% purity in order to do at least *some* good? Or do,you stick to your guns and go down in flames, and an even worse regime takes over? Is it more morally pure to let the perfect be the enemy of the good? I don’t know. I know that in my own life, I have lost every single battle and skirmish with the “authorities” when I wouldn’t compromise in some way, and the resulting outcome was usually or maybe even always worse than what had seemed likely to occur had I budged a little. Sometimes stubbornness is a virtue, and sometimes it is a vice….I pray, often, for wisdom in making the right call, a thousand times a day, in matters big and small. I know I have more devils whispering in my ear than angels, though at times, it is hard to tell them apart.
Thanks for all you do!
I spent some time in Wash DC to lobby for my company and met multiple congress critters - my takeaway, the best actors aren't in hollywood, they're in Washington DC.