SORRY KOCH (COCK) BROTHERS,

YOU CAN'T BE KING!

Koch brothers seem to think that they can just buy elections all the time and force us down a road toward climate disaster to support their OIL GREED.

BOYCOTT THE KOCH BROTHERS (AND THEIR BOUGHT POLITICIANS):

Here is a list of Koch holdings per Green Peace:

Per Greenpeace:  https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/issues/koch-industries-company-facts/#:~:text=Koch%20Industries%2C%20Inc.%20is%20the,$115%20billion%20in%20annual%20sales.

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     Koch Industries Primary Subsidiaries:

Flint Hills Resources is Koch's primary oil company, operating major oil refineries, oil and gas supply stations, pipelines, corn biofuels, chemicals and polymers. Flint Hills' major oil and gas refineries process 670,000 barrels of crude oil daily:

•     Minnesota: Koch's Pine Bend refinery in Rosemont, MN can process 339,000 barrels of oil per day, and "is among the top processors of Canadian crude in the United States," complimenting Koch's multi-million acre tar sands leases in Alberta, Canada.

•     Texas: Koch's Corpus Christi refineries can process about 300,000 barrels of crude oil per day, and have been upgrading technology in order to capitalize on the Eagle Ford Shale boom.

•     Alaska: Facing "enormous" cleanup costs for soil and groundwater contamination and high crude oil prices, Flint Hills announced in 2014 that it would permanently close its North Pole refinery outside of Fairbanks, Alaska. Koch blames contamination on the refinery's previous owner, Williams Companies. The complex was able to process 85,000 barrels of crude oil each day, producing products like gasoline and especially jet fuel, and can store over 700,000 barrels of crude oil on site.

In 2014, Flint Hills entered a $2.1 billion agreement to buy PetroLogistics in order to convert U.S. shale gas into propylene, a petrochemical used to make plastic.

Georgia-Pacific is Koch's largest subsidiary, producing timber and construction products, paper and pulp, consumer tissue and hygiene products, chemicals, and cellulose. Georgia-Pacifics products include consumer brands like recognizable retail products including Quilted Northern®, Angel Soft®, Brawny®, Vanity Fair® and Dixie® cups.

INVISTA includes consumer products like STAINMASTER carpet, Lycra and Coolmax clothing products, specialty chemicals and polymers, upholstery products for houses and automobiles. In 2009, Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th United States President on a Koch Industries INVISTA carpet.

Koch Supply and Trading trades physical commodities and derivates, markets Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) and runs a 80,000 barrels-per day Rotterdam refinery in The Netherlands.

Koch Pipeline Company operates 4,000 miles of oil and gas produce pipelines in the US, including pipelines that carry tar sands crude from Canada into Minnesota and Wisconsin where Koch's Flint Hill Resources owns oil refineries. Until recently, the company owned a 3% stake in the Trans Alaska Pipeline System.

Koch Ag and Energy Solutions:

•     Koch Energy Solutions operates Koch's only power plant, Odessa Power, a 1,055 megawatt combined cycle gas power plant in Texas purchased in 2013.

•     Koch Fertilizer is a multi-billion dollar subsidiary and "one of the world's largest producers and marketers of fertilizer," according to Koch. Koch Fertilizer president Chase Koch is Charles Koch's son.

•     Koch Methanol

Koch Minerals holds several Koch subsidiaries.

•     Koch Carbon stores, transports and trades in bulk commodities and physical products like coal, sulfur and petroleum coke ("petcoke"), as well as financial trades like coal derivatives.

•     Koch Exploration finds, develops and trades property for the production of oil and gas products. This includes operations in the tar sands of Alberta, Canada through Koch Oil Sands Operating. Koch Industries holds over 1 million acres of tar sands leases in Alberta, Canada since the 1990s and has operated in Alberta for over 50 years.

Koch Chemical Technology Group holds Koch subsidiaries that manufacture equipment used in refineries, natural gas power plants and chemical plants, pollution controls, membrane filtration systems, burners, flares and other industrial technologies.

Molex is Koch's second newest major acquisition, offering a range of electronics products like fiber optic cables, antennas, sockets, connectors, and other computer & electronics hardware. Charles Koch factored in Molex's potential to modernize Information Technology at Koch Industries in considering the merger.

Matador Cattle Company was purchased and built by Fred Koch in the 1940s, now managing about 12,000 cattle on 460,000 total acres in Montana, Kansas and Texas. These ranches also host shooting ranges, hunting supply stores and serve as spaces to breed horses

Guardian Industries is 44% owned by Koch subsidiary KGCI LLC, making Koch the largest owner. Guardian manufactures industrial-scale glass products, automotive upholstery, residential upholstery and other building products like fiberglass insulation.

Koch Companies Public Sector oversees Koch's lobbying, political activities and aggressive public relations

See the Bloomberg Billionaires Index for estimates of the value of these top subsidiaries to Charles and David Koch as represented by their respective 42% ownership of Koch Industries.