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Posted By: DaveP

Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 11:16 AM

Oklahoma elementary school faces huge backlash after hiring drag queen 'Shantel Mandalay' as principal - with state superintendent Ryan Walters slamming move as 'liberal insanity'

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...lementary-school-principal-Oklahoma.html
Posted By: danny clifton

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 11:34 AM

School is in OKC. I doubt he is principal for very long.
Posted By: cathryn

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 11:39 AM

Another reason I'm glad I don't live in Oklahoma.

Who in the heck would hire a drag queen ;involved with child porn connections,to be a principal at a school?

Whoever hired him should be fired.

If they hired a priest and he wore his robe to school they'd close the whole school in protest.


This is pure and total BS!
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 12:00 PM

Oklahoma is the reddest state on the planet. The only state for two elections in a row to have every county completely red. This is liberal, child molesting sodomites trying to smear Ryan Walters and gode him into taking action that they will try and get him fired for.

He has gone above and beyond to try and keep the schools here clean of Washington's sodomite propaganda and has done very well.

This is why I don't send my kids to public school, but all of you would be better off living in Oklahoma. That I'm sure of
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 12:03 PM

You can guarantee that children in that school and many others are being taken advantage of by these filthy reprobates. This happens in every state and every major city, even many small towns. If there are children with men for father's in that school you can guarantee it won't last long, and that more than the principal will loose their job.

It might be a great PR stunt for the district but it will end with liberals crying and throwing bricks you watch
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 01:46 PM

Without even looking I can probably tell you which legislative district this school is in.

Mike
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 01:48 PM

Is this in Blaine County?
Posted By: randall brannon

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
Is this in Blaine County?

That is probably him!!!
Posted By: jalstat

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 02:52 PM

What a bunch of dementiated goofballs
Posted By: OKforester

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 02:58 PM

Try that in a small town!
Posted By: Okie Farmer

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 03:02 PM

I had a retired superintendent tell me once that the best advice he ever received when he started teaching was to take care of the dumb kids because they will be on the school board. I don't know how it works in bigger communities but that holds true when you look around smaller communities.
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 06:44 PM

I love this state. Excellent place to live and one of the lowest cost of living in the country. Homeschool rules are very lax so the govt not up my rear end all the time. And we are relaxing trapping laws not tightening them down.

Other folks just don't know do they

So since so many Okies are in this thread I want y'all if your willing to consider contacting ODWC. I have been working on Jarod Davis the ODWC furbearer biologist to see if we can get the cat bag limit lifted. He told me it's not possible to get them to change the limit, so I offered maybe a different type of license or bag limit extension.

I've been working on him for 8 months but I'm doing it alone for the most part. My proposal was a 3 tier limit extension
56$ for +10
76$ for +20
106 for unlimited

Obviously these prices and limits can be adjusted before he gets the chance to make a final push with the "power that be" as he calls them, but if y'all know someone in the ODWC I hear that they are more inclined to make a decision like this if there is something in it for them. And I figured this might be the only way to get that limit lifted and it wouldn't have to be for every person cuz every person doesn't necessarily trap that many cats

If y'all would like to have the opportunity to catch more than 20 cats then maybe put a bug in his ear or someone else you might know up at ODWC

Feel free to contact me if you want to talk about it

-Ken Smith
405-413-5231
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by Mike in A-town
Without even looking I can probably tell you which legislative district this school is in.

Mike


It's western heights in OKC

But I could see this happening in Tulsa county too
Posted By: Chancey

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/09/23 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by Ken Smith
Oklahoma is the reddest state on the planet. The only state for two elections in a row to have every county completely red. This is liberal, child molesting sodomites trying to smear Ryan Walters and gode him into taking action that they will try and get him fired for.

He has gone above and beyond to try and keep the schools here clean of Washington's sodomite propaganda and has done very well.

This is why I don't send my kids to public school, but all of you would be better off living in Oklahoma. That I'm sure of


Agree with OK being a wonderful red state. I've worked there a lot and all the folks I've met are good, decent, hardworking, God fearing folks. If Austin and the California folks that have moved here force me to sale out, I'm looking to Oklahoma to move my family to.
Posted By: OKforester

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 12:33 AM

Originally Posted by Ken Smith
I love this state. Excellent place to live and one of the lowest cost of living in the country. Homeschool rules are very lax so the govt not up my rear end all the time. And we are relaxing trapping laws not tightening them down.

Other folks just don't know do they

So since so many Okies are in this thread I want y'all if your willing to consider contacting ODWC. I have been working on Jarod Davis the ODWC furbearer biologist to see if we can get the cat bag limit lifted. He told me it's not possible to get them to change the limit, so I offered maybe a different type of license or bag limit extension.

I've been working on him for 8 months but I'm doing it alone for the most part. My proposal was a 3 tier limit extension
56$ for +10
76$ for +20
106 for unlimited

Obviously these prices and limits can be adjusted before he gets the chance to make a final push with the "power that be" as he calls them, but if y'all know someone in the ODWC I hear that they are more inclined to make a decision like this if there is something in it for them. And I figured this might be the only way to get that limit lifted and it wouldn't have to be for every person cuz every person doesn't necessarily trap that many cats

If y'all would like to have the opportunity to catch more than 20 cats then maybe put a bug in his ear or someone else you might know up at ODWC

Feel free to contact me if you want to talk about it

-Ken Smith
405-413-5231


Definitely NOT in favor of an increasing fee tier system to allow increased bag limit. Terrible idea. I would much rather approach it from a scientific standpoint of predator control to maintain a healthy balance of predator/prey ratio. I’m not buying the argument that “it’s not possible” for the wildlife commission to increase it. They have increased the cat limit before, they increased then eliminated the raccoon limit. Maybe a good discussion for a different thread.
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by Ken Smith
Originally Posted by Mike in A-town
Without even looking I can probably tell you which legislative district this school is in.

Mike


It's western heights in OKC

But I could see this happening in Tulsa county too


Not real familiar with that area. I would have figured down around Norman. That whole town is crawling with Froot Loops... Did a job down at the VA home there. On Thursdays my apprentice and I would go out for lunch... Good grief you should've seen all the freaks walking around. Most still wearing masks.

Downtown Tulsa is the same way. Just finished up a job there working overnights into early morning (off at 4:00 am) and driving home. They've "revitalized" all of those areas downtown... The place is filled with bars and trendy joints. So there's money, and then there's drugged-out homeless everywhere. Leaving at 4:00 am was always interesting... Nightcrawlers on parade.

Those city folk can keep that looney garbage.

Mike
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 01:27 AM

Originally Posted by Chancey
Originally Posted by Ken Smith
Oklahoma is the reddest state on the planet. The only state for two elections in a row to have every county completely red. This is liberal, child molesting sodomites trying to smear Ryan Walters and gode him into taking action that they will try and get him fired for.

He has gone above and beyond to try and keep the schools here clean of Washington's sodomite propaganda and has done very well.

This is why I don't send my kids to public school, but all of you would be better off living in Oklahoma. That I'm sure of


Agree with OK being a wonderful red state. I've worked there a lot and all the folks I've met are good, decent, hardworking, God fearing folks. If Austin and the California folks that have moved here force me to sale out, I'm looking to Oklahoma to move my family to.


Chancey if the transplants finally wear you down, you're most welcome here.

Mike
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 05:02 AM

Originally Posted by OKforester
Originally Posted by Ken Smith
I love this state. Excellent place to live and one of the lowest cost of living in the country. Homeschool rules are very lax so the govt not up my rear end all the time. And we are relaxing trapping laws not tightening them down.

Other folks just don't know do they

So since so many Okies are in this thread I want y'all if your willing to consider contacting ODWC. I have been working on Jarod Davis the ODWC furbearer biologist to see if we can get the cat bag limit lifted. He told me it's not possible to get them to change the limit, so I offered maybe a different type of license or bag limit extension.

I've been working on him for 8 months but I'm doing it alone for the most part. My proposal was a 3 tier limit extension
56$ for +10
76$ for +20
106 for unlimited

Obviously these prices and limits can be adjusted before he gets the chance to make a final push with the "power that be" as he calls them, but if y'all know someone in the ODWC I hear that they are more inclined to make a decision like this if there is something in it for them. And I figured this might be the only way to get that limit lifted and it wouldn't have to be for every person cuz every person doesn't necessarily trap that many cats

If y'all would like to have the opportunity to catch more than 20 cats then maybe put a bug in his ear or someone else you might know up at ODWC

Feel free to contact me if you want to talk about it

-Ken Smith
405-413-5231


Definitely NOT in favor of an increasing fee tier system to allow increased bag limit. Terrible idea. I would much rather approach it from a scientific standpoint of predator control to maintain a healthy balance of predator/prey ratio. I’m not buying the argument that “it’s not possible” for the wildlife commission to increase it. They have increased the cat limit before, they increased then eliminated the raccoon limit. Maybe a good discussion for a different thread.

I mean your not wrong, they "could" increase it, but folks on the inside understand that they won't unless they get something out of it

If I catch 40+ cats at 95-110 average what does it matter if I pay them 2.5% to make it happen. I saw that in 2022 less than 10 trappers tagged 20 cats in 2023 I was told it would be less. The average cat trappers per trapper in Oklahoma in something like 2.3

So 10-15 trappers paying them and extra 100$ to get no limit helps them and the professional trappers.
And it's not like it's not open to everyone, it's not a special draw. Anyone can choose to pay for an increased limit and the ODWC makes some money so they are more likely to consider.

There is no argument that the limit should just be increased mathematically through science. Every statistic points twords removing the limit completely. I mean every state bordering Oklahoma has limit on cats. They haven't increased it because no one is screaming about it. The squeaky mouse gets the cheese. The "powers that be" are just not willing to consider that kind of change without their skids getting greased.

It's a 360 win

Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 05:03 AM

Originally Posted by Mike in A-town


Not real familiar with that area. I would have figured down around Norman. That whole town is crawling with Froot Loops... Did a job down at the VA home there. On Thursdays my apprentice and I would go out for lunch... Good grief you should've seen all the freaks walking around. Most still wearing masks.

Downtown Tulsa is the same way. Just finished up a job there working overnights into early morning (off at 4:00 am) and driving home. They've "revitalized" all of those areas downtown... The place is filled with bars and trendy joints. So there's money, and then there's drugged-out homeless everywhere. Leaving at 4:00 am was always interesting... Nightcrawlers on parade.

Those city folk can keep that looney garbage.

Mike


That's a fact. The small concentrations of leftist cultist are far and few between. 7,000 of them take up 5-10,000 sq acres in an echo chamber where everyone bends to the will of the propaganda, but 95% of Oklahoma is made up of 659X more red blooded Americans that won't stand for this kind of horse feathers

We win I'm numbers the only reason it doesn't look like we are the majority is because much of us are kind and tolerant people.

The Marxist move in and control the media to make it appear that they are in control to make us look the other way while they trick the citiots into submitting their sovereignty, but Americans and the entire anglo folks decimate nations, start world wars, and genocide enemies from existence. We just haven't woken up yet. When we do all of this nonsense will end quickly.
Posted By: Ken Smith

Re: Oklahoma? Really? - 09/10/23 05:10 AM

Originally Posted by Chancey
Originally Posted by Ken Smith
Oklahoma is the reddest state on the planet. The only state for two elections in a row to have every county completely red. This is liberal, child molesting sodomites trying to smear Ryan Walters and gode him into taking action that they will try and get him fired for.

He has gone above and beyond to try and keep the schools here clean of Washington's sodomite propaganda and has done very well.

This is why I don't send my kids to public school, but all of you would be better off living in Oklahoma. That I'm sure of


Agree with OK being a wonderful red state. I've worked there a lot and all the folks I've met are good, decent, hardworking, God fearing folks. If Austin and the California folks that have moved here force me to sale out, I'm looking to Oklahoma to move my family to.


You're welcome as soon as you're ready bud
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