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Halliburton On The Run!
Teach In / Press event
WED, MAY 17TH, 2006
5:30pm-7:00pm
Mayflower Congregational Church
3901 NW 63rd Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73116
(OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)
Event to discuss action taken at the
HALLIBURTON ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING IN DUNCAN, OK ON WEDNEDAY, MAY 17TH, 2006.
CONTACT: Darla Shelden 405/840-244 or Nathaniel Batchelder 405/524-5577 Feature continued on newswire >>
EDITOR'S NOTE: I have made a correction on the headline but otherwise have left the text of this op-ed feature as written by the author.
The lone Bush supporter at Oklahoma State University's commencement last Saturday has been discovered as a multiple offence felon for pedophilia and giving minors drugs. George W. Bush gave the commencement address, which was protested by 1,000 concerned citizens critizing the state of the nation. It was his first and probably last visit to the state as president. This is damn near hilarious to me, but also very sad for the Bush crowd--79% of Oklahoma voted for Shrub in 2004, but the only person willing to support him at his first visit to the State is a horrible 'man.' related link: http://www.myemospace.com/osu/ped.html Feature continued on newswire >>
Anti-sovereignty organization One Nation United recently advented its 3-year anniversary with a televised article designed to whip up sentiment against First Nations within Oklahoma. A closer look reveals that One Nation United is an industry front group, applying pressure to Oklahoma elected officials to further a selfish agenda. related link: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/128408562 Feature continued on newswire >>
Stillwater, OK -- Oklahoma State University students are organizing a protest on May 6 during the President George W. Bush commencement in Stillwater, OK. The event will run from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the southwest corner of Hester Street and Athletic Avenue. Feature continued on newswire >>
Jim Hummingbird, Jason Black, Ishgish, Gwagwagwe, Charles Sanders, Justin Sherer, Eddy Evans and Gallery Director Gary Bessinger are joining the battle to bring progressive art and culture back to the Paseo. Feature continued on newswire >>
Halliburton has moved it's annual shareholder's meeting from Houston to Duncan, Ok. Protests have taken place in Houston for the last three years and moving the meeting to Oklahoma is not going to change that situation. Groups from Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, California and Louisiana will come together in Duncan to tell Halliburton that they can run, but they can't hide, even in the heartland. Feature continued on newswire >>
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