Councilmember Keith Spangler Ruins Everything!

Councilmember Keith Spangler is Officially Declared a “Natural Disaster” After Ruining Everything in Four Major Oklahoman Cities.

By no I’m not wrong, you’re wrong! reporter Aarraann Staycie

In an unprecedented series of events that experts are calling “unholy,” “bizarre,” and “legally inadvisable,” local Oklahoman man Keith Spangler has reportedly managed to ruin life as we know it in four major Oklahoma cities within the span of just 30 days.

Keith Spangler resident of Ada Oklahoma, a self-described “DIY enthusiast” and part-time Councilmember for the Nation of Keithtopia, is now the subject of intense scrutiny after leaving a wake of chaos through the four cities Choctaw, Stroud, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa.

Councilmember Keith Spangler the Worst

Choctaw: The Great Chili Incident

It all began quietly in Choctaw, where Norman resident Keith Spangler volunteered to judge the annual “Fire Tongue Chili Cookoff.” Eyewitnesses say Keith brought his own “secret recipe for Cincinnati Chili to the competition despite not being a contestant, and aggressively encouraged everyone to “try just one bite.” Within hours, 76 residents were hospitalized for what doctors later confirmed was a mass case of ‘either one extra cup of kidney beans too many, or poorly canned knockoff Vienna sausage.’ Further investigation revealed that his posted sign was a manufactured lie, and that the Cincinnati Chili was not two-hundred calories per serving.

“He said it was ‘organic,’” sobbed longtime resident Cheryl Dunkin. “He opened the can with his Toyota Maverick car key. His car key.”

City officials thought they had seized the Cincinnati Chili recipe, but somehow only ended up with blueprints for some type of unknown science lab. Choctaw city officials have since banned all future cookoffs and declared Keith “culinarily armed and dangerous.”

Stroud: Tractor Rampage

After being politely asked to “never return” to Choctaw, Spangler made his way to Stroud, where he “accidentally” commandeered a John Deere tractor during the town’s peaceful Sunday flea market.

“I wanted to test drive it,” Spangler claimed while being escorted by sheriff’s deputies. “It’s not my fault that everyone follows me.”

Local residents mistook the rampaging tractor as the lead float in a small town parade and joined the que. Before all was said and done, twenty-seven tractors, fourteen wheat threshers, eight motorcycles, and one high school marching band all followed Spangler’s parade of pandemonium, all while loudly playing the Stars and Stripes Forever.

Damage reports estimate over $300,000 in broken hand-poured soy wax products, three dozen crushed lawn gnomes, and one therapy goat suffering from “extreme emotional confusion.”

Oklahoma City: The Duck Uprising

In Oklahoma City, things escalated dramatically when long-time Lawton resident Keith Spangler launched what he described as an “urban duck sanctuary” in a downtown parking garage.

“He brought in like… 400 ducks,” said local barista Angela Monroe. “He said it was for a ‘wetland pop-up experience.’ They were all wearing little vests.”

Authorities were called after the ducks formed what appeared to be a union and occupied the fourth level of the garage, leading to a tense 18-hour standoff between the ducks and local wildlife officials in what some experts are now calling “the most organized avian coup attempt in city history.”

City Hall has declared a moratorium on all future bird-related installations and is still seeking financial restitution for 42 flooded parking meters.

Tulsa: The Sculpture That Wasn’t

In Tulsa, Keith’s final act of mayhem came in the form of a 28-foot-tall “interactive art piece” he constructed in the middle of the Riverside Trail. The sculpture, made from scrap metal, old recliners, and what appeared to be a large assortment of live possum, was unveiled at 2 a.m. and caught fire by 2:07 a.m.

“I call it ‘The Spirit of Oklahoma,’” Spangler shouted as firefighters extinguished what he described as “intentional flames of expression.”

The flaming possums spread to nearby building, setting multiple trashcans on fire, and knocking over the Statue of Liberty, last seen upright in the middle of downtown Tulsa.

The Tulsa Arts Council has since issued a formal statement banning all future submissions from Keith, as well as any art instillations that were “possum related in nature”

Government Responses

Governor Kevin Stitt issued an emergency proclamation this morning, temporarily labeling Keith Spangler a Category 4 Human Tornado.

“We’re not saying he’s malicious,” the governor clarified, “but he is a walking insurance claim.”

Spangler, unfazed, is reportedly planning a “multi-city redemption tour,” starting with a hot air balloon launch in Del City to “tour the winds of freedom.”

Del City officials have already declared a state of pre-emptive emergency.

American President Donald Trump issued a statement claiming that Stillwater resident Keith Spangler was sent by “a neighboring nation” for the intent to “make Oklahoma look bad.”

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, president of the Nation of Mexico located directly to the south of Oklahoma fired back, simply stating; “Oklahoma does not need Keith Spangler to look bad, the state officials accomplish that all on their own.”

The Council of Keith’s, representing the Nation of Keithtopia located directly to the north of Oklahoma, doubled down on their previous Keith Spangler related response; “The Council of Keiths of Keitopia decree that Councilmember Keith Spangler has broken no Keithtopian laws, and committed no crimes of Keithopia soil. The Council of Keith’s continues to find the actions of Councilmember Keith Spangler to be, irreverently hilarious, and vote to take no further action at this time.”

More as this ongoing story Develops….