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We dig into public records, follow the money, and shine a light where politicians and bureaucrats hope nobody looks. Guerrilla Publishing investigates, documents, and exposes government corruption in Oklahoma, and across the United States via its videos on the Guerrilla Publishing Youtube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/

🚨 TULSA CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6 CANDIDATE WANTED! 🚨Who lives in District 6 and is willing to run for Tulsa City Council?...
06/10/2026

🚨 TULSA CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6 CANDIDATE WANTED! 🚨

Who lives in District 6 and is willing to run for Tulsa City Council?

If you’re tired of the same politicians making the same decisions, now is your chance to step up and give voters a real choice. Tulsa deserves independent voices who will fight for taxpayers, transparency, and accountability.

⏰ FILING DEADLINE: TODAY AT 5:00 PM! ⏰

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Don’t let money keep you from running. If you’ve ever thought about serving your community, today is the day to act.

🇺🇸 Run for office!
📝 File today!
💪 Stand up for taxpayers!
🏛 Fight for transparency and accountability!

Interested? Message Oklahoma DOGE immediately for details.

Tag anyone you know who lives in District 6 and should consider running!

🔥 The deadline is approaching fast.
🔥 Tulsa needs leaders, not followers.
🔥 District 6 needs a real choice.



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🪞 THE IRONY IS DOING NUMBERS 🪞So we got called out by Jenni White and the Save Oklahoma Farms and Ranches page for “maki...
06/10/2026

🪞 THE IRONY IS DOING NUMBERS 🪞

So we got called out by Jenni White and the Save Oklahoma Farms and Ranches page for “making” the city of Luther reschedule their meeting. 🤔

The actual reason it got rescheduled? 🔒 THEY locked citizens out. The very people they claim to fight for. Couldn’t get in the door. But sure — blame us.

⚖️ And now? Now she’s demanding I take down my post over “copyright.” 📹

Let’s clear that up real quick. The fair use doctrine strongly protects using video for commentary and journalistic purposes. That is EXACTLY what we do. 🎥 That’s the whole job.

Here’s the part that gets me. 👇

I talked to you IN PERSON after the event. Face to face. You could’ve said every word of this to me right then. 🗣️ Instead you went home and posted about it. 📱

We have a no-free-touches policy. ✊ For us — and for the citizens we’re asked to stand up for. You took your shot.

So if you want to sue? 📜 Go right ahead. Honestly? That sounds like a pretty good time. 😎

And fun fact it wasnt screen recorded

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This is Ron Durbin, and I approve this message! Echols for AG! There is zero doubt he is the man for the job! Cannot wai...
06/10/2026

This is Ron Durbin, and I approve this message! Echols for AG! There is zero doubt he is the man for the job! Cannot wait to have him in office.

This is me speaking on my own behalf, since my name is still on the page, and not for Guerrilla News.

06/10/2026

🤔 So let me get this straight...

House canidate Jenni White criticized me for standing up for Luther citizens who were being kept outside a public meeting, but then it's acknowledged that rescheduling the meeting was the right outcome. 👀

The rescheduling only happened because citizens and I spoke up and refused to simply accept the situation. 📢

Many people at the meeting asked me to get involved, and I did. 🤝

I believe government should be transparent, public meetings should be accessible, and when citizens believe the law isn't being followed, they have every right to speak up and demand accountability. 🏛️

And I would definitely never vote for a political canidate who doesn't like people who stand up to government who are locking the people they are supposed to represent outside.

What do you think?

🚨 64 PEOPLE? THE SIGN INSIDE SAID 128. 🚨At last night's Luther data center meeting, citizens were told the room's maximu...
06/10/2026

🚨 64 PEOPLE? THE SIGN INSIDE SAID 128. 🚨

At last night's Luther data center meeting, citizens were told the room's maximum capacity was just "64" people and that additional members of the public could not enter.

There was just one problem...

Every occupancy sign we found inside the room said *128.

📸 And yes, we got a picture.

From the outside looking in, it certainly doesn't inspire confidence or transparency when the number being announced to the public doesn't match the number posted on the wall.

We're going to keep asking questions and keep digging.

The next meeting should be interesting.

👀 Stay tuned.

06/10/2026

🎥 CAMERA GUY SINGLED OUT... WHILE FOUR OTHER NEWS CREWS STOOD RIGHT THERE? 🤔

Last night in Luther, while I was outside talking with citizens, something happened that still has me scratching my head.

The city attorney walked over to our cameraman, Lee, and asked him to turn his camera away.

Here's the funny part...

Lee was standing in a line with roughly four major news outlets, all about the same distance away from her, with at least two of those cameras pointed directly in her direction—and with much better microphones than ours. (our's didnt even pick up any of her audio)

So why single out Lee?

He politely refused.

Then a Luther police officer got involved and, at one point, told Lee that he "wasn't nice" and then told him to stop talking.

Lee... not nice?

😂😂😂

Anyone who knows Lee is probably laughing as hard as I am.

If he'd said that to me, he might have seen "not nice".

The bigger question is this:

If multiple cameras are recording in a public setting, why try to single out just one? And why then expect them to comply for no reason?

What do you think?

📹 Was Lee treated fairly?
🤔 Was it targeted?
👀 Or was there another explanation?

Watch the video and let us know your thoughts.

06/10/2026

🤔 WHAT IS IT WITH SOME COPS AND WANTING TO PUT THEIR HANDS ON PEOPLE? 🤔

Seriously.

At the Luther meeting last night, an officer (or possibly a fire marshal—I honestly don't know which) walked up behind me, said "excuse me," waited what felt like a fraction of a second, and then physically pushed past both me and another citizen.

Was it the end of the world? No.

Was there an emergency that I could see? Also no.

It just made me wonder...

Why not simply wait another second after asking people to move?

Too often, it seems like physical contact becomes the default instead of basic courtesy.

Most officers I've dealt with have been respectful and professional, and I appreciate that. But interactions like this leave a bad impression and are completely avoidable.

So I'm curious what everyone else thinks.

🚔 Is a quick push to get by no big deal?
🤚 Should law enforcement avoid unnecessary physical contact whenever possible?
🤷 Was I overreacting, or should public servants be expected to show a little more patience and courtesy?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

06/10/2026

🚨 CITIZENS LOCKED OUT OF A PUBLIC MEETING... SO I THREATENED TO CITIZEN'S ARREST THE CITY MANAGER 🚨

We went to Luther, Oklahoma to cover the proposed data center and the recently published NDAs related to the project.

When we arrived early, we were told the maximum occupancy of the meeting room was just 64 people. (Spoiler: we'll be posting the actual occupancy sign in a later post that says 128.)

Meanwhile, citizens were being turned away from a PUBLIC meeting.

I made my position clear:

If you're going to limit attendance at a public meeting, you should either provide an overflow room where people can watch the meeting live and have an opportunity to sign up for public comment, or move the meeting to a venue large enough to accommodate the public.

Simply shutting citizens out isn't acceptable.

I spoke directly with the City Manager and explained my concerns. From my perspective, he appeared unconcerned about whether the situation complied with Oklahoma law.

So I told him that if he was knowingly violating the Open Meetings Act, I was prepared to pursue a citizen's arrest for the alleged misdemeanor violation.

Shortly afterward, the City Attorney came out to speak with me.

And then...

The meeting was rescheduled to a larger venue.

It's sad it takes nearly 300,000 followers (counting Youtube) to get cities to do the right thing but I do thank their city attorney for fixing the issue.

As people left, numerous citizens openly questioned why this hadn't been planned from the beginning. Several told me they believed the situation looked intentional.

We'll be posting more—including the occupancy sign and additional details.

What do you think?

Was this poor planning... or something else?

👀 Stay tuned.

06/10/2026

🏆 BIG SHOUTOUT TO THE REAL MVP OF THE INOLA MEETING 🏆

Not all heroes wear capes.

Some politely tell people to move out of the way so a camera can get a better shot. 😂

A huge thank you to the Inola citizen who directed bystanders to step aside so I could get a clear view of Governor Stitt's representative's text messages during the meeting.

Your public service has not gone unnoticed. 🫡

Pro tip for anyone sending messages at a packed public meeting:

👀 Always check over your shoulder.

Because if you're discussing public business in a room full of citizens and cameras... well... somebody might be paying attention.

And yes...

We got a lot of them.

📱 More text messages coming soon.

To our anonymous helper: thank you for your dedication to improving my camera angle. Oklahoma salutes you. 😂

99! That’s how many different people messaged us today, just on Facebook. That doesn’t count the emails, Instagram, YouT...
06/10/2026

99! That’s how many different people messaged us today, just on Facebook. That doesn’t count the emails, Instagram, YouTube, Tik Tok, the text messages, or the many other ways folks contact us! I’m not saying that to complain. I’m saying that to say, be patient! Be persistent! We do the best we can every day.

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