When he’s not been preoccupied with taking his company private, dumping Trump, or waging a scorched earth campaign against aspiring young oil overlords who dare cross him, Continental Resources founder and chairman Harold Hamm – Liege Lord of the Bakkan and Viscount of the Permian – has apparently been diligently working on a set of royal memoirs for future generations of oil and gas disciples to study.
The first volume in this series is titled “Game Changer: Our 50-Year Mission to Secure America’s Energy Independence.”
A biography of sorts, it will apparently portray Hamm’s ruthless quest to get as rich as humanly possible by plundering our country’s resources, polluting its environment, and lubricating its ancient fault lines as nothing more than a selfless, charitable endeavor designed to make our country less dependent on foreign oil.
Because the University of Oklahoma values money more than anything, OU president Joseph Harroz – David Boren’s bumpkin who took control of the school in 2020 – will help Hamm spread that manufactured PR message at a fireside chat on the University campus on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Via OU:
OU will host Harold Hamm, founder and executive chairman of Continental Resources, to discuss his new book exploring his journey to help restore America as an energy superpower at OU next week.
According to a university press release, Hamm, a national leader in promoting health, education and energy advocacy, will discuss his new book, “Game Changer: Our 50-Year Mission to Secure America’s Energy Independence,” with OU President Joseph Harroz Jr.
“Throughout his trailblazing career of over five decades, Harold Hamm has earned widespread acclaim as a giant in the energy industry, distinguished by his dedication to higher education and invaluable contributions to medical research,” Harroz said in the release. “We look forward to this engaging conversation and the many lessons we can learn from his storied career.”