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"When the hands that once built the world refuse to let go, they do not preserve it - they strangle it." - George Orwell

@TE1998 @Rightwing_Josh @MazzeiMike I don't disagree. But Soros is way higher above than Roger Stone. From a power perspective, Stone is an ant in comparison to power and influence

@OklahomaBitcoin @Rightwing_Josh @MazzeiMike Please I don’t need to be lectured when Mazzei is being funded by vile people like Roger Stone.!

To all my friends and followers in Oklahoma, it's time to lock in on August 25th. If you or anyone you know voted either Chip Keating, Charles McCall, or Jake Merrick, it's time to get behind @MazzeiMike for OK Governor and defeat Gentner Drummond this August. Everything you may have accused each candidate of depending on who you voted for is exactly what Gentner Drummond is, a RINO. The best way to describe him is that if elected, Gentner Drummond would be the next Asa Hutchinson waiting to happen. He will basically make Kevin Stitt look like an amateur on RINO politics. To those who didn't vote Mazzei, I understand how disappointed you are that your top candidate didn't win, but you cannot be stubborn and sit out of the runoff and general election (yes, I'm looking at you, Merrick voters). If you do, the Democrats will automatically flip the seat blue, whether it's through their own candidate or through the RINO candidate like Drummond. Oklahoma is a solid red state, and we must continue to treat it like one. Vote Mike Mazzei on August 25th!!

@JVR405 All I heard was "my feelings". Bitch.

Rural Oklahomans never ceases to amaze me. You wouldn’t even have a community if it weren’t for Oklahoma COUNTY shielding you all. They think they’re carrying on their great grandfathers legacy from the dust bowl era by voting no on state minimum wage increases. Miss me with the “its gonna make everything go up” bullshit

@realmartypeercy Not sure if you know this or not, but McDonalds doesn't pay min wage. 🤔

as that mcdonald's employee hands you your mcmuffin through the drive thru today, be sure to remind them their friends and neighbors do not believe they should get paid a living wage.

@TE1998 @Rightwing_Josh @MazzeiMike Soros funded Gentner ehh? the dark money trail from Soros to DA's and AG's is WELL documented . Do not be mistaken.

@Rightwing_Josh @MazzeiMike I’ll pass. I don’t vote for a guy who has been in congress did nothing to help Oklahomans. In addition, he has Roger Stone on his team. I will take my chances on Drummond.

Bye bye #MAGAT We want real Christian representation in Congress.

Give this woman the Noble Peace Prize. Bravo 👏

@Kurt_A_Eff Sorry commie. Some of us understand how basic economics work. Get fukt phag.

What a surprise. There is simply no electorate as hopelessly stupid, utterly nihilist and self-loathing as rural Oklahoma. The absolute dumbest species on the entire planet. Completely irredeemable in every way

Reminder: Jackson got a 15yo pregnant, married her, then cheated on her with his now wife… who he is now cheating on with his fundraiser. The Church needs to hold him accountable.

What part of the @DailyMail article was false? Ummm, your "spiritual advisors" like Craig Hagin (whom had to step down from Rhema because of prostitutes, drugs and dog abuse? Kendra, your current wife "forgives" you? Pretty sure your first wife didnt forgive you for having the affair with Kendra? Gee whiz, Miss Oklahoma could have been bride #3 "in due time right" ;) Also, what did you do with the 9 acres the church members "tithed" to build the new church, then you and Kendra kept the land (worth millions) and had church members "tithe" for Caravan. You moved the land that church members bought into your name...money to Roger Stone, consultants, mistresses and strip clubs?

@Tyusmess @raisethewageok My friend - it's basic economic. There's no amount of "paid research" which is often created with a biased direction. You raise a companies wages, they are not going to eat that cost. They MUST pass it on.

@OklahomaBitcoin @raisethewageok Decades of research from NBER, CBO, EPI, CEPR, and major universities show the same pattern: small businesses and farmers usually adapt to wage increases with lower turnover, small price changes, and stronger local spending. The fear-based stuff just doesn’t match history results

🗳️ Vote YES on State Question 832 🇺🇸 Raising the minimum wage will help ALL of Oklahoma

@RedPillMediaX Bullshit. It's all an illusion. Too many people will take a fall if even one of them falls. That's how it works. Nobody will do anything.

The Jewish State is on the brink of collapse. They lost the war. Americans no longer support Israel. Trump is publicly reprimanding Netanyahu. Tick. Tock. 🕰️

@infraa_ Trump is such a bitch. We all got fleeced. Just another "rebuild" social welfare for the world on taxpayers back, while their companies are the ones selected to receive the profits. This is the end of the US. Can't go on much more.

$1,920 per American worker You tired of winning yet?

half the world's issues wouldn't exist if rap music and basketball weren't created change my mind

Let #AI vote for you #Oklahoma. grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5…

@SimonDixonTwitt What happened to Jesse at Kraken? He sold to investors that he just have known were Feds. He use to be the only one bucking the system

As I said: Collateralized loans are subordination vehicles. Remember, Kraken is now a bank after securing their bank charter. The financial-industrial complex can influence Bitcoin’s short-term price and force margin calls on Wall Street wrappers like $NAKA at the worst possible time, especially ahead of events such as a Kraken IPO, when peak valuations are needed to feed an AI bubble. Then distressed assets become acquisition targets, while collateralized Bitcoin gets margin-called near the bottom. That’s how financialization works. The same securitization machinery that was applied to every other asset class has now been applied to Bitcoin FIC wrappers. Meanwhile, Bitcoiners who held their Bitcoin in self-custody didn’t need permission, didn’t face margin calls, and didn’t have counterparties. That’s the lesson. Understand the incentives. Then build your strategy accordingly. Otherwise, you risk becoming a victim of the very leverage and paper-Bitcoin tools the FIC built around Bitcoin, quite literally using “Strategy” ($MSTR) and similar structures to influence Bitcoin’s short-term price. Full disclosure: I am a seed-stage private equity investor in Kraken from its earliest days.

@Kalshi 😂 @realDonaldTrump looks like a fool again. They just keep making you their bitch. What a pussy

JUST IN: Israel says it "does not" take orders from US

@LynAldenContact Isn't gold also proved in USD though? My 🧠 is breaking

If you denominate US GDP in gold instead of dollars, the chart is wild.

@EinhornGabe @nypost Bro - if someone doesn't want to work for someone else based on their culture, not only is that acceptable, but it's fucking NORMAL. Most people want to stick to their cultures, but when a white man does it. 😂 Eat shit phag.

Thank you @nypost for highlighting this story, and thank you to everyone showing support. To everyone who is commenting even more hate and justifying this, you are just proving the point even more that antisemitism is real.

@davidfholt This is NOT a good thing. We don't want to be a BIG city.

The new Census data for Oklahoma City has been released, and our city population is now officially 719,849. We are the 21st-largest city in the United States. Also of note, our OKC metropolitan statistical area (MSA), which includes our neighboring suburban cities, has surpassed 1.5 million people for the first time in our history, with an official total of 1,512,813. Back to the topic of our city population of 719,849: To reach this new total, Oklahoma City added 6,104 residents from 2024 to 2025. This makes us one of the fastest-growing cities among the top 50. Among the top 50 U.S. cities, here are the 12 cities that added the most people from 2024 to 2025. OKC is 12th in growth among the top 50 cities, and if you don’t see a city listed here, you know that they added fewer new residents than Oklahoma City (or in many cases, actually lost residents). Charlotte - added 20,731 residents Fort Worth - added 19,512 San Antonio - added 14,359 Seattle - added 11,572 Houston - added 11,515 Nashville - added 9,244 Atlanta - added 8,350 Jacksonville - added 8,319 Columbus - added 7,696 Raleigh - added 7,289 Miami - added 6,393 Oklahoma City - added 6,104 Growth presents challenges, and we’ll be talking in the next year about how we meet the transportation challenges of growth. But growth is also validation that we are continuing to build a city where people want to live. And if you were here already, you’re among the lucky ones.