Mark Koernke and Donald Betcher discussed the 2007 Republican presidential debates and Ron Paul's focus on constitutional governance versus foreign interventionism. The show featured extensive historical analysis of the Korean War, including the role of General MacArthur, the Incheon Landing, and alleged Soviet involvement in the conflict. They examined how American military surplus, including B-29 bomber tires, was supplied to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The hosts also addressed current events in Iraq, including the disappearance of 300 million barrels of oil and allegations that petroleum was being diverted to Israel through Jordanian transfer stations. They criticized military leadership failures at Abu Ghraib and discussed new restrictions on soldier internet access.
I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat, and speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land is free.
and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. Invist the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent.
Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled.
You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number and traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn.
and your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave?
Oh, sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic in each God-given right, and pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame.
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This is the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Hurnkey. And I'm Donald Betcher. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories. North, south, when you're listening to us, on We the People Radio Network, WTPRN.com. Also on LTR, Liberty Tree Radio. And on AM&FM Microaffiliates Across the Nation, along with CB Channel 27, 29, and 31.
Anyway, it's been a busy day. We've had so much stuff going on. Really interesting as far as events developing in the Carolinas. Of course, this afternoon we have to this evening, we have the Republican debates. That's going to be something interesting to see with Ron Paul coming up.
And yeah, interesting there, Don. They've done everything they can with their power not to mention Ron Paul on ABC, on NBC, on CBS. To stifle it. That's right. And guys, he flat out won the debate. Period. He was the most sensible man there. He was the only American there. The rest are all trying to suck up to Tel Aviv and England. You know, basically Tel Aviv and the British mile. And Ron Paul was basically focusing on let's deal with America. Period. First. Us.
If we don't take care of this house, everybody else will start carrying the shingles away, ripping out the plumbing, taking out the windows. There goes the fighting. That's right. And after a while, there just ain't gonna be nothing here. In fact, somebody already know that. So, tell you what we're gonna do. We're gonna be back in a few minutes. Gonna cover this subject and a lot of other things. This is the afternoon intel report. We're on our first hour. We're on We the People Radio Network and we'll be right back. I will too. I gotta let that go too. Just give me an ice cube to put in that. Just one ice cube.
Ladies and gentlemen, we're back here. This is the Intel Report Live. And all kinds of fun stuff going on right now, as we said. We've got a lot of our friends in the Carolinas meeting for a protest against the open border policy. This is going to be out in front of the building where they're going to be holding the debates. And of course, Ron Paul is going to be there.
uh... everybody get ready because i think i'd be curious to see how they work this and i'm sure that ron paul's going to be staying focused on his subjects the others will try to bounce around all the frivolous nonsense at the popcorn for the moment and i think that's everybody is realizing is a failure of our of the controlled media and also the popcorn poppers you know the professional politicians that are sucking up to the new order or click and selling out the country
The thing about Ron Paul is that he stays focused on information. He made a point of getting good, good...
specific problems presented in the debate and i think that's another thing that they wanted to avoid like the plague that's another reason i want to talk about him or talk about what's going on with it because again are ron paul understands the problem he's an intelligent individual who's had a lot of time to see how they polished things up and has been resisting them every step of the way so he's done what he promised to do
it's too bad we don't have quite a few more like him in congress but the problem there is again how many of us sold out to the uh... well the bankers in new york or you know holly weird or tel aviv or the british mile up there in london you're right mark it makes me wonder what subject of touch on the media presidential debate this evening the ones that are trying to get you watch the left-hand will probably want to talk about and the ones that are wanting you to believe that they're more practical to be talking about
the price of gasoline and you don't kick them all by outuation of the dot exactly the the more most important thing is not focus on the frivolous bob banners they've thrown up exactly follow the rope back to the word where the stuff came from where it where the you know who ran this up the poll as they say and i think that's what they're terrified of they just want lots of pickle smoking mirrors and the republicans are offering anything otherwise i mean they're really that we the democrats and republicans and republicans
are basically just mere images of the same critter. The only difference is the speed with which they would act. And really, they've gotten to the point now selling out the country the way that they have, that there's absolutely no difference. It's interesting, the Democrats have always gotten us into wars in the past.
They've made a point of dragging us deep into, right up to our armpits. We'll never go there, but they do. Right, every time. That seems, and it's amazing everybody is, how the liberals, and this is, you know, basically who buys into this BS, first is, oh look, he just said he's not gonna, we need to put him back in office, because he's not gonna get us into, oh my god, we're in World War I.
Woodrow Wilson, okay, FDR, World War II. Oh, wait a minute, Mr. Truman, that's FDR in three quarters, basically. Gets us into Vietnam, part one, the adventure begins, slash the Korean War, I should say, UN fiasco is part one.
And then with Vietnam, despite what everybody says, there we have Kennedy and Johnson. And what Kennedy tried to put the brakes on, or rather rare, needless to say, somebody put the brakes on him in the 30 caliber range, not 6.5, and then turned around and put Mr. Johnson in, and the rest is history there, isn't it? And you can example that up by the footnote. You know, the first thing Johnson did was rescind Kennedy's Federal Reserve into a law. Yeah, exactly.
Oh, well that's interesting. Point out that Newsweek for last week's cover, their statement was, we need another Truman. Oh, come on. Yeah, well, Truman got us into a war that we really, really wanted to forget to the point where all those guys that are veterans of the Korean War that are listening right now, what do they call that war again? The Forgotten War. Now, why did they want to forget about that war?
because actually in reality if the old story was the first of the planned, I mean like the Lester planned UN Fiasco's, Russian command, under the United Nations policy, a Russian commander slash Soviet commander is always in charge of all the military liaison council and offices, all of the command and control structures. So when we were in Korea,
We had to submit a battle plan to the UN command, which then means that the Russians get it, had it directly in their hands, they turned around and transferred it over to their people on the front. Now wait a minute, Mark, it seems to me I remember the America stories of the first talking about Russians sitting in... Well, you know, that's what's interesting is years ago when I was a much younger man, in fact when I was young and a little bit for that matter, I had a couple of uncles.
who were in the Korean War. And one of them was, you know, V. Hemenet, and he just, you know, V. Hemenet about the fact that, no, I'm not telling you, we're listening to the radios and we're hearing the Russians flying these aircraft. And I had these ultra-liberal fanatics screaming, oh, that's crazy, you don't know what you're talking about, that's just propaganda. He goes, wait a minute, this was, this was an uncle who was about as easygoing as you could get.
And he goes, okay, wait a minute. I'm not saying somebody else heard it. We just sat there and listened to the radios. We listened to communications radios at the CP and listened to the aerial air tactical controllers frequencies. The air radio sets were tuned into whatever the Russians were doing.
first-hand report first-hand reports and of course for years he was ridiculed and of course it got worse in the sixties because that's when of course he was talking about it and it's funny that now here we have the discovery channel and all these other you know uh... left-left leaning uh... programs in station operations and what's the big joke now all look the russians came forward big secret that could the russians were flying the migs in megalley gee
And of course your uncle and your great uncle and your grandpa, gee they did know what they were talking about didn't they? And they were fighting uncle, remember Uncle Joe? Fighting Uncle Joe's boy, you know the same Uncle Joe that Robe told you was such a... That's right.
One of the real things about Truman is, and this is an argument, again, like everything else, gee, I'm seeing all these other pieces that were absolutely correct. It is argued that one of the things, and it did happen actually, Truman hid at Camp David for about six weeks while the controlled press did an attack on General MacArthur. And it doesn't make any difference whether you like MacArthur or not. The bottom line is he was a general of the Army and he had the capability to arrest the president for treason.
Now, the only reason that the Incheon Landing worked, and this is something that I've noticed again watching A&E and Discovery, they do all these little armchair warrior things. Well, they don't really want to discuss heavily the fact that when the Incheon Landing took place, you got to remember we were all the way down, tucked in the very bottom, southeastern corner of the Korean Peninsula and getting our butts whooped.
because, again, everything we did was known by the Russians before we did it. Well, what MacArthur did is he excluded the UN command, he excluded specific individuals that he knew were questionable. The Inchon landing was run by all of his former South Pacific commanders that he had worked with for, you know, four years going on five all through World War II.
He did not let the other characters participate and change the order of battle. He changed the entire battlefield conditions. Instead of us being in the corner, and really what I think the purpose behind that was, they wanted us to be screaming uncles, so everybody'd go, oh my goodness, America can't handle it. We need to hand our powers over to the UN and they'll make everything right. And instead what happened is an American general, General MacArthur, who was a general of the army, a five-star general, took the initiative.
took the initiative, used his command, and executed a phenomenal action with a minimal amount of resource under tenuous circumstances and just virtually cut the enemy in two. We couldn't handle it. The argument is that they really didn't know what to do with all the prisoners. They collected so many.
And that's one of the things that is crucial to understanding the Korean War because again, when we get up to the Yellow River, everybody goes, oh, those poor Chinese, well, even the Chinese were poor across before. They'd already been fighting them all the way up the peninsula.
The Yalu River was the only barrier and then what happened is the commanders actually followed their instructions, don't bomb the bridges. Now, I'd have had a terrible accident and that's one of the problems with MacArthur is I think he was ready to do that because it was either going to be one thing or another, either A, go across the river, which probably wasn't going to happen, but at the very least just give the order to destroy every blasted bridge on the Yalu and the Chinese have never come across. No million volunteers? Wouldn't have been swimming and it wouldn't have been very good during the winter.
We'll be right back you guys. We're at the quarter hour break. The intelligence report. Mark Cornky gets myself.
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Don remember the movie Doctor Strangelove? Yes Remember when the when the American forces are trying to get into the US airbase and the guys that are the air air security or are sitting in their positions waiting? No, and the one guy goes hey, they really look American And the other guy goes he goes yeah, I know he goes well Where do you think they got all that stuff and he goes army surplus? Yeah, right, and then he says fire
Yeah, and so it's American troops fighting American troops. But there was tongue-in-cheek in that. And I gotta remember, when was about when Dr. Strange loved Don? Oh, during the Cold War. In the 60s. Yeah. It was done as a black and white piece. It was done black and white, even though it could have done color. It was done black and white for effect. Now here's the thing about that. I want you all to think about this. Back then, they were laughing through their shirts, especially those in Hollywood.
because if you get a chance I want you to watch or rewatch any of these, let's see, the history of the B-29 that was done for I think the Discovery Channel and I think that the History Channel did a piece too. Now Don, right in the middle of this, it was the Tukohov plant that was building them, right? Stalin said build it exactly the way they captured it. They've gone to the bullet patches. Right, right down to the bullet patches. But do you remember what they said about the tires? No.
The Russians did not have the capability to produce the tires for the B-29 bomber. Do you remember where they got them from? Probably America. They bought them as American Army Surplus. Army Surplus. No, kid.
The entire nuclear delivery fleet, the two pillows that were in service at that time... We're riding on American rubber. American rubber handed to them for pennies on the dollar through the surplus system. Wow. That's an enabler, isn't it? Now tell me that everybody didn't know this. Okay, I've dealt with... How many out there have dealt with Department of Defense surplus operations? Oh, yeah.
Do you know how many forms you go through with certain classified items that are considered to be military support items? You know, there's a whole form, Don, just for trying to, where are you going to send, you know, if you're going to export this, where are you going to export this to? Second and third generation night vision. You have to fill out a form to send it out of the country. Now, think about this, guys. Without those tires given to them for pennies on the thousands of dollars,
The Russians could not have put that or any of their heavy bombers into the air during the early part of the Cold War. So tell me how that happened. And here's the thing, watch that program and listen to what they say. And they make it, oh, another one of these little secrets. Okay, the only possible way that they could get the tires is if it was treason. Because those bombers were pointed at the American population.
Which means they intended to kill us with them and these people gave them to think about how rudimentary that is guys The tires without the tires you don't get off the ground playing is you you see my point? So how many other things that your uncle and your grandpa and your dad tell you about and you said oh, well Yeah, dad, ha ha ha well, I don't think so what dad was right there and saw it
Yep, grandpa was right there and saw it uncle Fred or my uncle Lloyd is mama. He's gone now He passed away. He was right there and saw it. My uncle Lloyd was there on the yellow when the Chinese came across And I always was he always he could never say he could never talk about the yellow crossing with the Chinese without it brave his voice breaking Because he always said he goes I never saw so many people in one place at one time He goes it was a wave of bodies
They were like human ants. And he wasn't a very big guy. He was about 130 pounds soaking wet. And he was there on the yellow and burned out eight M1 rifles and something like three or four carbines just in the beginning of the defense. And they retreated for the whole week. Every foot they paid, every foot. And that's one of the things, but he said when they were standing on the other side of the yellow, he said he was with an artillery unit. He was in a Quad 50 group.
And he said if all we had to do was fire on the bridges, they'd have never gotten across. When they were on the other side, they were on the top of the hills, which are really mountains over there. He said it was just a wall of people. He said there was a hesitation.
He said that all of a sudden it was like somebody you hear the bugles and they just swarmed down and they all first swam to the shore and then they all swarmed towards the bridge and tried to get across. If those bridges had not been there, the Chinese could never have done what they did at the end of that war, which is why MacArthur said absolutely it was treason. There's another story in that same time frame, Mark. When the Chinese came across such numbers, you know, the million fallen many times, you know, well, almost five
mile wide it was situation that it had to be that way the Korean troops saw all them Chinaman coming and guess what they did they turned and ran this is historical of the Chinese were when they came over the hill and that's what's to be expect you don't enemy to offer you any mercy well especially one of the things to remember about this about the Asian element of World War two is it did not get it got some coverage you've seen what Japan did to China and the Chinese did to the Japanese to protect whenever they could
One of the things to remember is there's no love lost between the Chinese and the Japanese. Exactly. And for the most part, Korea still, even though China is an ally, Korea still looks at the same, both of them the same way because for Korea, Koreans are Koreans. They're not Chinese and they're not Japanese.
And I think that's one of the biggest problems that the New World Overclick is having is that the Koreans are a breath away from coming together. And I think one of the formulas here that nobody wants to think about is North Korea, nuclear capable, South Korea, industrially capable. The military force and potential is already built up and in place with an extensive large force in North Korea and an experienced technical cadre in South Korea.
If they were to combine, there's no border that would not be secure. There's no way the Chinese or the Japanese could just waddle in and take Korea anymore. That's right. He has to understand the history of Asia, the geography of Korea. And when you combine both, Korean nationalism down through history? Yeah, it has to be, if you think about this, in the last three to five hundred years, there is not a century where the majority of it was not occupation for Korea, and yet,
Korea maintained its own independent language and maintained and continued to pass on its own written language. Now that in and of itself should say something for a country that's been an occupation country, a seesaw point back and forth through all of the decades and centuries of more recent history.
But when we got involved with it, there was actually a settlement. Korea was one big Korea again. And that's one of the problems that the New World earthquake, they could not afford to have that. They needed these north and south, these east and west, like we saw with Germany. Everybody forgets Yemen was divided the same way. Every one of the regions of the world had a variation on this that was fabricated by what were called the Wise Men out of Oxford.
They had manipulated and engineered the geography so that these contention points would be places to burn and consume both human beings and resources. And that was the agenda. And Korea, unfortunately, they bled and they bled and they bled. And there is a great move, as you've already pointed to, underlying this, for reunification of North and South Korea. There are many Koreans hard at work to gain that. Yep. Oh, I'll tell you what, I hear the music.
Interesting point, the DMZ now has better trees than all of Korea combined. We'll be right back. We'll be right back.
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or call 1-800-682-7100. News, politics, cover-ups, government corruption. You're listening to We The People Radio Network. WGPRN. We are back. This is the Intel Report Live. We've been throwing a little history up here. One of the things I will say, I'm commemorating my Uncle Lloyd. He passed away here this last year. And Uncle Lloyd, of course, was a Korean War veteran. He was never a very big guy.
But he was there on the Yellow River and when I mentioned that he burned out all those rifles Don, what he did is they were dug in their positions, they had quad 50s that they were supporting, four 50 calibers and the M4 half-tracks. Yep, almost an early version of the Sergeant York. Yep, and what was interesting as he pointed out, what they were was the rear guard. Obviously there wasn't much to shoot at that the Koreans or the Chinese had in the way of aircraft, though they did get strafed on occasion and they did fire back.
But he started out with six M1 rifles and three carbines in a fighting position. And what you would do is fire the rifle, the M1s, until they were so hot they couldn't hold them anymore and they'd set them down and pick the next one up. By the time they got through the six M1 rifles, it was time to go to the carbines, only because they were really close and they needed lots of firepower. Plus, eight carbines were around. That wasn't the best choice or first best choice because Garand put a person down better, but he went through all the Garands
went through the carabines, they started to load everything up, and the artillery unit that they were supporting, one of the things that you'd never forget is they pulled the breeches, but they didn't have time, their crews panicked, and so they ran, and they took the breech blocks with them. Well, they're moving across the valley, and the Chinese swung the guns around in the reverse slope positions, they could see them all the while they were retreating.
And everywhere where these 50 calibers were in place, they held their ground. The Chinese would hold back just beyond what they could reach. But as soon as they realized a 50 caliber like a quad gun was empty or wasn't able to fire, God help them. And so they retreated. They started out with 140 plus men in the morning. By the end of the day, they were down to 43 men.
They lost most of the half tracks. In fact, one of the things he said, it got so bad, and what they used was coal scuttles. They used coal shovels to empty out the backs of the half tracks, because the brass dumps right into the rear end of the track, and they have 250-round cans or 500-round cans, depending on which model it was, that hook up to the quad 50 each one of the guns. Well, what they do is they could swing the gunner to turn around, but after a while, they had to tell what they did is the gunner would tell the driver to turn left or turn right, and that's how they gave him the guns.
because the brass was all the way up to the edge of the side of the half track by the time they were done. They were just changing drums. They had no time to do anything else. And while they were watching, the Chinese apparently had recovered during their retreats and advances and retreats and advances. They had breach blocks. And the first gun they put up, obviously they're watching through the optics, they swung the gun around there. Everybody's of course panicking.
And he said they touched a round off, they apparently put everything together, touched a round off and the first gun shattered, blew up in all directions, killed everybody around it. He goes, but the second one worked. The other gun worked. And that made him run a lot faster. So the thing was, is that they didn't know the difference and they didn't care. If it worked, it worked. If it didn't, oh well, what's the difference between dying on our 50s or dying on the M1 or pulling the line you're down an artillery piece like that?
But they've retreated the whole day and ended up eventually in another fixed position for a short period of time and as we know about that time the Yalu was overrun completely and So for him most of that part of the war was a retreat
from that point forward, step after step. And he had some interesting stories, but I'll never forget that because he went through a lot of rifles. He said, man, you just, all you had to do was keep the barrel pointed down towards them and pull the trigger and you were going to hit someone because it was nothing but a wall of human beings. It wasn't this spread out. Hollywood can't do it. Movies can't do it.
It was just virtually a solid wall of people. And if you dropped them, or dropped two or three of them with one bullet, don't worry, there were plenty to replace them. That's the Korean War. And it's interesting, Don, as we said, that's the forgotten war. But, oh, we will remember it now, where hopefully all the guys have died off, so they can alter the story as they need.
and they can't properly project what it was they were facing in the way of an enemy that was more than willing to expend however many people they could to move across the landscape. Well Mark, there's another point to be made out of the Korean War. Back up a little bit, because you know you were talking about B-29s. When the B-29s appeared over, the first ones basically came out of India. The Japanese hated them. Hardly get a plane that high. You know, that was the first theorized cabin bomber.
Right complete. Yes. Yes, that's what that tube is for that runs from the front to the back through the bomb bay. That little crawl space. He hated that bomber to the extent that on one mission of B-29 known as Waskaly-Wabbit, you know, suicided by a single engine who right down the tube. That was, that's probably the word. Down the tube. He hated that plane. Hard for them to catch. They made one head-on pass at it by the time they turned around in a zero or the radons.
The plane was miles away. What I'm getting at here, Mark, and we'll exemplify it more when we talk about Korea. The Japanese faced a new technology. In sheer desperation, they would suicide that plane. I have a picture, Mark, known in America as the Japanese, much like the one-ten turned to it as Germany fell to the ten. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I have a picture of one of those planes
appears to be flying the top of the rudder between two of the outboard props on the pilot side. That's going to be passed. They were used as a night interceptor and actually carried cannon, not just conventional 20 or 30, but they actually carried heavier guns and like the, actually what you mentioned, the ME110.
And also some of the other night fighters that the Germans put together actually had rear firing or upward firing cannon. Yes, yes, so they could fly along underneath. And then break the spine of the aircraft. That was the idea. Now continuing that thought, B-29 so superior in World War II that it could almost literally fly away from its opposition. The B-29, when it appeared in the Korean theater, it was the same way as they did in Japan. Now in Japan, by the time the air light rates were common,
almost the only reason we lost B-29s at that time was overheated right patterns or right. Pratt Whitney. Pratt Whitney motor. Yes. Overheated then that plane went down. By the time they were fielding them in the daylight they were up against B-29 formation. The point that this what was once a cutting edge technology had to be the back burner. They only saw them at night. There was one formation of B-29s that went in Mark. It was like 20 planes, three of them came back. Yeah. The MiG's just
the formation.
Right, and what they did is basically made a baby B-36. It was like a mini version of the B-36 bomber and it brought up the performance range and a number of those aircraft were flying still into the early 60s with guard units and only in one specific formation. The B-36 stated until the 70s and the last unit that I think flew B-36s was the Georgia Air National Guard. Now, another historical note on the B-36.
The B-36 was the first aircraft large enough to take and this is really scary and they did that. Yeah, the biggest bomber we've ever built. Period. Yes. And they're all stemming from research or experience from the Korean War, which again, they wanted to be the forgotten war. A lot of equipment was thrown in that really didn't come back, as they say, and it's sad because it was a stopgap issue that was not an accident. I know a lot of veterans and this is why we see what's happening right now with Iran.
and what's happening with Iraq and people go, oh no, we'll never be in that again. Oh yeah, well they said that in Korea. Okay, here we are after World War II, what we mentioned earlier, massive surplus, massive supplies left over. And yet, we sent American troops to Korea with no combat equipment, their dress class A's, a duffel bag with a mixed amount of equipment, all uniforms, no gear, and running around in their dress shoes because they had no combat boots.
Can we, let's bring this up tonight, or rather 2007, and realize that of our National Guard in Iraq today, only one in 10 is complete be equipped. Yep, exactly. And that's again looking at, here it is 50 years plus later, and we haven't learned a thing. Anyway, tell you what, we're going on our last break. This is the Intel Report Live. We'll be back in a few minutes.
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Yesterday they quoted a number and they have 300 million barrels of oil missing from Iraq. 300 million. Now we're not talking gallons, okay. Remember a barrel is a 55 gallon barrel. Okay, you remember they use those little symbols which used to be the old steel barrels? That's a barrel of oil. 300 million of those just
I say, oh boy, I seem to have displaced a few barrels of oil, you know? That's not even a small fleet of looters. And they can't account for it, you know how stupid? I mean, come on, think about it. We were just talking about this off the air, but can you, okay, what did they do? First of all, we got an absolute anal-retentive police state over there right now.
our military is put the gun everybody said their brand second village every day they're shooting the peasants left and right they're killing the people in the n bar problems whenever they can they're killing people in baghdad whenever they can the glorious empire is you know rolling over iraq so let me ask you this they're watching the pipelines regarding everything that gets opposed to watching everything if you resist you'll be absorbed yada yada yada so what word is something to remember was six it comes to sixteen point five
billion gallons of oil. How did they move this? I mean, the pipelines, or A, I mean, well, I guess it could leakage, I guess, because you see they have had a lot of girl activity against the pipelines because they understand the economics of it.
Number one, I think, well, the biggest problem is most of the soil is going to the Israelis anyway. Look at where the guerrilla fighting is taking place. It's going across the Anbar Province to Jordan. The oil line then goes up through the Palestinian occupied territories and is given to the Israelis with our blood. Okay?
That ain't no military secret. I want you all to take a look at the mapping and ask yourself a basic question. Why are we pumping to the west when the Persian Gulf pumping points that are right there that were built, remember we took them from Saddam Hussein, when we ended Desert Dust Part 1?
We took all of his transfer platforms. Do you remember that? Take a look at your National Geographic's. Go take a look at some of the maps of the war. Go back to the time of Newsweek if you have to. Go anywhere you want. Take a look at what we did. To the point where Saddam decided to start dredging more of the swamps north of the Arab territory that we took from him so he could put new pumping stations in. The old ones are still sitting there. The new ones were being built too.
So why are we going west-southwest? Because we're giving the oil to the Israelis now.
300 million barrels of oil just up and disappeared and they're saying oh it's because of pilfridge and this that and the other okay yeah and I'm a Chinese jet pilot yeah you know you can take a barrel of oil and right down to the pawn shop yeah exactly it's like picture this it's like you're not talking on a small scale here people you're talking tonnage you're talking many many tons it's more than a pint is a pound oil remember has all the plastics
crude all from the field is all the plastics that has all of the heavy oils so you're not talking the same kind of weight here you're talking major tonnage you're talking major movement and you're not just moving it with a with a with a lot of garden hos okay so throw that nonsense out the window the pilfered just taking place right in front of everybody and it's a wink and a nod now again the reason we're pushing the end bar province attacks and the way we're having a fight on there is because even the iraqis know the oil being stolen by the israelis
map it out. Take a look at the three corridors that go through the Palestinian territories to Jordan. Look at where Jordan's transfer stations are. Follow Jordan's transfer stations up through the Anbar Province to the Iraqi oil fields. Hello, McFly. That's how it works.
And that's how it works. And for those of you who are curious, take a look at some of the mapping, if you can, just at the Palestinian districts. This is why the Israelis are stealing more and more of the Palestinian land. They're also trying to make sure that their economic corridors, read that, the conduits that run to Jordan, and of course even to a degree to Syria, that they have total control over those transfer points and the pipelines and power lines that run through those districts. That's what it's all about.
So again, that 300 million barrels. Yeah, and I got it, you know, it's in my back pocket. I don't know, Frank, what do you think it went on? Don't look at me, you got it in his locker. Yeah, that's right. Well, it's probably that corporal. We'll have to grab him. You know, it's kind of like, remember, with the old Abu Ghraib nonsense. Yeah. For the first time, well, actually, classic with the, with the characters we have now, especially the neocons. Remember, people, the basic action of a military officer is you can delegate authority, but you cannot delegate responsibility.
And yet, all the people who were punished with Abu Ghraib were all peons. The OIC's officers in charge are totally and completely responsible if there was any action like that that was transpiring. The biggest problem is the chain of command was interrupted by the secret police in the Mossad because they were coming in and torturing with reckless abandon along with private contractors who were mostly Mossad and former US military.
And the poor peons, the corporals, the sergeants, they didn't know what to do because their officers wouldn't interfere and were not doing their job. And the secret police were terrorizing them because, of course, they had no rank, they had no badges, they had no patches, they had no mark, they had no ID. They were in complete violation of basic military code.
Now, it's the same with this oil nonsense. What do you want to bet some peon in the long run if they try to find a scapegoat? It's going to be some peon that has absolutely nothing to do with anything while the actual perpetrators are all going to be chorkeling, rubbing their hands and checking their Cayman Island accounts. Oh, I'm sorry, maybe Swiss. Oh, wait a minute. It won't be Kofi Annan's son that takes the fall? Yeah, exactly. And so that's a tongue-in-cheek reference, you guys, to the money that disappeared the past. All the money that...
all led to call on but over it by the way you know and again you don't know what before we go we're going to have human tear down something else that they just announced today they're going to be blocking uh... u.s. soldiers from use of the internet now remember how they were all were going to let the kids you know the guys can listen to whatever they want play their video games do whatever
Well, that's how the information about Abu Ghraib got out. It got out through MySpace, it got out through YouTube, and when they took it off, other people put it on. Some of them were soldiers who, because they went to their chain of command, and this is the problem with this. You go to the OIC, the officer in charge, and he fails you completely. Actually, first you go to your senior NCO. The senior NCOs and the OICs, officers in charge, did not perform their mission or their specific responsibilities.
And that's how, through the internet, how everybody got the information out. Today they're announcing that they're going to block almost all of the information nets that the soldiers were making contact with, which included the ways that they were actually sending messages back home, too. And they're going to be heavily monitoring everything. Well, Chiching, what does that tell you? Well, again, it's a two-way street. Well, the bad part about it is this, with the soldiers, like I said, when I was in service,
There is a whole series of classes, and these classes were not new, these classes were old, and actually part of them had to do with the whole thing about, remember, William Cowley and Mealy, and it had to do with addressing orders and dealing with your chain of command. In other words, you know, if you have a wrongful order that is given, what do you do?
You can refuse. Right, you can't refuse and shoot, but here's the problem. You're refusing to some character that has no rank on his collar, no name over his pocket, and no patch on his uniform, and that's the KGB mentality. That's, everybody wonders, oh the KGB, I'll show these movies, the KGB or the Gestapo, how they had all these, you know, regalia, they didn't. Just a reverse. What made them so ominous is they had no rank, they had no badges, they had no markers.
They came in and they were totally nondescript. All they carried was a simple ID chip, and that's it. Beyond that, they were absolutely neutral. They were plain. That was more terrifying than if the guy had General Stars on his shoulders. Well, that's the kind of nonsense they pulled with all of these secret police operations that were getting all this garbage that we're now in.
And that's what destroyed the careers. Those kids, I know what they, we saw what they did. We also didn't see most of what was done. If you remember, Congress admitted they was far, far worse. Well, the problem is this, those kids couldn't help it. What were they, what were they to do? And what sickens me is there's not an officer in that court martial who doesn't know what I'm talking about. There was no excuse for any of those dunderheads who were officers in those court martial to allow them to proceed. Because the first question would be,
Where was your commanding officer? Where were your senior sergeants? Where was your command sergeant major? Did you make them aware of this situation? Oh, they were fully cognizant. That's the problem. And in fact, as even the one general staff officer says, she said, I had no control. So how can you then lay the blame or penalize or take any of these kids into prison? Where are the buggers that tortured those prisoners? Where are the buggers that ordered those corporals and those sergeants and those privates to do what they did?
They're still out running around doing the same dirty deeds and they're the ones that need to be arrested Anyway, I say what we're at the top there went by pretty quick We do have activities in South Carolina this weekend weekend today The debates coming up Ron Paul for president as always God bless the Republic. Yes, the new world order We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the Empire is on the run. We are on the march for day and night. Oh, Rah Thank you, Don. Thank you mark. Talk to you soon. Okay
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