Mark Koernke discussed military deployment deception involving the 172nd Striker Unit in Alaska, which was told it would not return to Iraq but was instead reorganized under a new unit designation and redeployed. The show focused extensively on home preparedness and fire safety, including fireproofing techniques using sodium silicate, fiberglass curtains, window security films, and sand-filled fire buckets. Caller John from New York contributed information on homemade remedies, preparedness resources like Backwoods Home Magazine, and defensive home hardening. The hosts covered fire retardant treatments using borax and bromide, medical supply deals at closing Eckerd drugstores, and improvised first aid solutions including super glue for wound closure and medical staples. Discussion also included economic concerns about the Dow Jones sale, declining US dollar value against the Canadian dollar, and the importance of community preparedness infrastructure.
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 of the 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. In this, 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 attacks 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. You've 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 will 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'll 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 and each God given right. And pray to God to keep the torture freedom bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the midst of whence he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame.
For even now as tyrants trampled each God-given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave to dill the land of the free?
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And for our friends that are up in the northern part of Europe and we have people listening all over the world as a matter of fact Just like Don said, you know, it wasn't a joke. We know the Chinese are listening in one form or another. Yep I also have to add I know that there is a growing it used to be a small contingent of American soldiers in South Korea, Jwan-jung And they'll know what that means. So we have a we have a good number of friends there and we have people have served in Korea who listen and who have been had been there for more than a few tours at different times and
Also, of course, we do have our many soldiers who are listening in the Middle East want to say hi to them We're trying to get them home as soon as we can I was related an interesting story. I did a program this morning guys Now I believe it's a hundred and seventy second striker Unit that's up in Alaska and it's interesting Dom. They've served four tours over in Iraq and By what I was told by the host her daughters up there with was with this unit. This is the key to this whole story
Well, in the newspapers, they made a big to-do that the 172nd is not going to have to go serve in Iraq ever again. This is their last tour. They're all coming back. They're all here. They're all home. The 172nd isn't going back to Iraq. Where are they now, Mark? Well, they didn't lie at all, Don. You know what they did? They never brought them home. No, they disbanded the 177nd.
Oh, and sent all those boots into other places. Well, kind of. They reorganized, created a whole new unit with a different designation, and guess where they're going?
So this is the classic example of the lawyer. In other words, I didn't say this. I said this in the contract, I didn't lie. I just didn't explain to you the rest of what was going to happen here. So what happened, all the guys and gals came back and they were all so happy. We're home, we're safe, we got through it, we got through our fourth tour.
uh... everything's final then they turn around and told him yet you're right we're not going to send the hundred seventy second over there so they disbanded completely apparently re-engineered the uh... formations gave them a new unit designation and now they're going to turn around ship right back over so they're given a couple months is so actually well yeah next couple months
So anyway, the interesting thing is that, again, they're grinding these troops into the ground. I will say this, at least they're getting some break. That's better than, you know, some situations that could transpire or that we have seen transpire. But wordplay does not make for a settlement here. And what we need to see is, since this is not a declared war, based upon lies, we need to see our troops come home. We need to secure
the lifeblood of our military before it is squandered in the sand in what is truly a wasted cause for free oil for the Israelis. And that's... But you know what? It's been policy for a good amount of years. It's sort of a year overseas in a combat zone and come back home for two years minimum. Guarantee them a 50-50. Overseas in a combat zone for a year, you're guaranteed a year for combat time. One half. Stuff like, you know, Walter Reed. I'm told that they've got
Yeah, guys with blow guns gives them something to do. Wait, but no, you'll see. No, no, no, that's on federal property. They probably don't even allow blow guns. They probably have to run around with something in the way of a stick with a nail in it. Using firearms to hunt down the rodents would be unacceptable. Not even if they were simple blow guns, you know, kinds like you buy it that the Chai-Kams make and bring in for about $9 apiece. Think about it.
Hey, you Rodentia, I order you to stand still. I'm only allowed to club you to death. Yeah, no problem, Mike. I'll be right there. Yeah, you know. A little lifetime. Yeah. I'll have my many, my many minions of children show up because as we know, rodents and how they breathe, so it didn't take long. Anyway, I'll tell you what we're gonna do. We've got, before the break, we've got John from New York who's been so patient and is up. John, are you there?
Hello, how you doing? Me? Very good. Go right ahead, please. Good. A couple quick things. Maybe it's my web connection or something like that, but I was looking at a couple of links and there's a, I can't remember the gentleman's name, but I couldn't get his link to pop up on, or he's still in business, the guy that does radios and ham and stuff like that.
Dave Martin out of Alapazaro Blas. He should be up, but I'd have to check. I think his, I checked his website a couple nights ago, and I think it's under construction right now. Okay. So that is just a matter of being patient, but we'll also follow up. We may have another contact point for you too, if you're interested in comma.
Okay, I am and the other thing is People should get on the web and do a web search for Grandma's rest remedies and grandpa's formulas and everything like that because There's all sorts of little things that people can do like fireproofing canvas And making their own toothpaste and liquid hand soap and things like that. Yeah, it's got to be self-sufficient So it also if you can recommend any good book that goes along those lines with the homemade So it would be great
Right off the bat if you got your pen handy and for all of our listeners, Backwoods Home is the first of the series. And if you can, they're $12.95 a piece. The first two volumes are two years each and they're beautiful. They cover every subject from everything that sounds weird for some people. Everything from home burials to how to plant a garden to how to make your own soap to how to dig a latrine to anything you can think of.
The other thing I have a website address for you and the reason I'm going to give you this website is because I need a little help with somebody's into the nose things about chemicals because I'm looking at fireproofing wood and other products a homemade solution versus buying something very expensive through a dealer or something and this is the triple w is dot Angel fire dot com backslash NC backslash I s o P T e a
And what it is is fireproofing wood buildings using sodium silicate. And I call the chemical supply place, and I guess there's like 100 types of different types of silicate. And according to this form, I found that website, you're able to, I guess, paint or brush this onto wood, and it will severely limit the
far from taking oxygen out of the wood and really how because us Patriots know that after watching or hearing from you about the siege and how they're going to try to drop kerosene or fuel on people, this might give you a little bit more time to do some things if you have your house or a new building you're making, wire resistant. Do me a favor, turn down the volume on your microphones, your speakers there. Okay, I'm speaking loud, okay. Only because you're getting kicked back on the air is what's happening. There we go. Clean that right off.
Now good point, in fact, let's go right through the inventory. Gordon called when he was attacked. The real story of what happened was covered by Jack McLam, and what they did is they poured two or three five-gallon cans of kerosene down the chimney of the earth home that he had been tortured and killed in. They then set that afire.
We see then with what happened at Ruby Ridge, and this is on videotape for all to see. The militia Montana people have reproduced this. We have copies on the shelf. They brought in flammables. They held them over the site. The camera crews stopped them. Six months later, we see Waco. What did they use to murder everybody there? They torched the buildings, and we know the government did it. Ignore all the other lies. They got caught in those lies with six different Senate and House hearings. By the time they were done,
the control press would not cover them but what it shows everybody is they will try to use blame to destroy the evidence and to murder the parties involved it's also an issue or consideration with any savages you're going to be facing in the future if something goes wrong in your community this is an excellent solution in fact um angelfire.com is the site right i think
Oh, hello. Can you hear me now? There we can. I can again. Go ahead. OK. It's angelfire.com backslash NC, like Nancy North Korea. Yep. NC backslash I-S-O-P-A. And I found it by looking up recipes for fireproofing, things like that. So also you can get to make your own spray to spray on your crush.
uh... curtains near carpet and it's a clear spray that way they won't take off on you now a good point there uh... would also be the fact that you know bring your curtains uh... flammables for instance ignore the nonsense when they say they using csc as they're trying to you know get the personal house no they're not they're using what is considered to be a an excusable flammable to get the house burning
Curtains and areas around wherever they're going to go through a window, they assume are going to be combustible enough so they can actually catch fire. Now one option is to fire treat them that way. The other option is something that was really popular back in the 50s and 60s, which are fiberglass curtains. And they are still out there and they look just as nice. You can't tell the difference. They wash and clean easily. But they're a solution to deal with fire hazard that fire departments used to recommend for years, but I notice have kind of gone out of vote.
So either way, that would be a solution to just stick with. John, stay where you are if you want to. John, we're going to go to break here. We the People Radio Network, you've got the Intel report, we'll be back in about three minutes.
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Okay you guys, the intelligence report often imitated, never duplicated. The intelligence report marked and done. We have John from New York with us. Hey John, you still there? John might have had to go. Oh no, I'm still here. Oh there you go, very good. Oh okay, we got you now. Okay. I'd ask you to turn down your radio John. It's uh, I don't have a radio in here. It's a speakerphone. A speakerphone, I got a crappy regular line line, a wired phone.
Okay, well we're bouncing back and forth, so go ahead Don, we got a couple more things we're gonna touch on real quick. Well, let's do it like backwoods home information. And John, you brought this question. If you order a year subscription from them, you can get a year back issues from them. And it'll come to you, I believe that one year back issues will be found in the one book, am I right Mark? Right, it's the best of, is what it's called. Okay, now you guys, if you order a two year subscription, guess what?
You get two years worth of back issues also. Sounds like you get, you know, half of free. You know, free, it's one of my favorite words, the room, you guys, and look for some good information there. John, have you got any other questions? Go right ahead. One quick thing on the Blackwoods home thing, if you can hear me okay. I like to give them that as a gift because Claire Wolf writes for them and also there's the ex-policeman that writes about pistols and rifles for home defense in there.
Yep, and that's one of the implications. So to give people the speed that are a little bit afraid of guns and things like that, the other thing is, back to my question, is once it gets out there, can maybe you do a report on how to use or what kind of sodium silicate that they're talking about in this, if you find out? Different solutions, yes, we can do that. And the other thing is, I watched several of the cop shows to see how they go after bad guys' homes and things like that. And a lot of times they'll just pop the easy one-pane glass and throw junk in there.
So there's a thing on the market now, it's a film that you put over the glass and it shows after you put the film on, the guys have to beat and beat and beat forever just to get the window to come apart. And it's a, I also applied to police cars when it's a film, plastic film. We brought this, I don't know who is the run company now Mark, do you? Not a fan but we'll find out more about it. I'm making a note right now so we can do a follow up on the program.
The other thing is the film should be a reflective film, that way because the bad guys can't see in and count heads and see who's where. Exactly.
because i watch another show where they had to uh... they couldn't see what the people are doing in this paris one that was that drug dinner something like that and that they had that silver malar uh... reflective stuff on it in how many people inside who they're dealing with them and by the culture they show what two guys were at the window on each side of it so they get two different angles on you and uh... if everyone does covering you gotta run to one of the windows in the basement to pick up your supply of ammo you're going to be covered by the two guys outside the window that means your movement so
Everybody needs to put that either just flex the glass over top cut it, paste it in, glue it in with a clear glass glue and paste it in over your window so that the plexiglass takes the beating and they can't get in easy and throw in their stink stuff. Alright well that's my points and I'll talk to you later. Thank you. Great show. Thank you John. That was John from New York and we're almost to the bottom of the hour. Now again we'll follow up with getting the company names. I'll do the search on that tonight.
But, as you said, we've brought this up in the past because these companies have been around for a while. And part of it is, again, it's been a safety issue. Part of it has been for physical protection in different areas where the crime might have gone up a bit and they know that vandalism is a regular problem. So these are solutions that companies came up with to meet the developing problems in different parts of the country or all over the country, depending on where you are.
So, that is a solution. The Mylar option, reflective option. I will remind everybody again that as we brought up the point about the curtains, remember you've seen it a thousand times old. We fired tear gas into the house and it started a fire and well after we killed the guy, we had to let the house burn to the ground. You know, that destroys all conflict about what the storyline was or if the guy even committed a crime at all, okay?
So again, the curtains are one of the solutions is again fireproofing is an option. Fiberglass curtains are available and they were sold of course during the Cold War as a support issue from experience with nuclear attack of all things. The idea that fire is a threat issue that has to be dealt with constantly. And it's just common sense. Now another thing, little ID here, we've planted many times in the past.
You can make up fire buckets utilizing five gallon pails made up with nothing but sand regular old sandbox and that
buckets you can get from one location. The sand you can usually get from one of your local gravel pits where they got it sitting out by the road is a courtesy thing. They'll usually put some filtered sand out there and put a sign up that says sandbox sand free or you buy it for a dollar or whatever. Well, you take a bunch of the five gallon pails, you make a nice little cloth cover, have your wife do it. You saw something really nice. There's all kinds of designs from the homemaker magazines and you can put the sand inside the bucket with the little, you know,
concealed cover to make it look pretty like a pot and then put a little fake, you know, leaf plant of whatever kind in the sand. Wow, camouflage. Now when you need it, you got it. The little plant goes one way because it's fake anyway and you grab the bucket, you throw the sand on the combustible and lo and behold, especially since it's typically a contained incendiary device and you deprive it of oxygen or of it being able to spread thermally, fire in that part of the house.
It's just a quick plop and plop and run, you know, one of those run, pick up, plop, and then you're done. That's all there is to it. It will apply wood, like three pieces that fit the inside diameter of the top of the... We're giving you, gee, even interior design on the Intel report. I like that. Wow. And we didn't even have to speak French. No, we'll do. Oh, excuse me. I'm trying to put my arms in the air and surrender. Oh, oh, oh, I can't help it.
no i'm not going to anyway uh... what's interesting is that there are all kinds of little things that can be done of their people have been more creative uh... still beyond even we're talking about with always to harden sites to make them a little more defense for us
ready when the time comes. But the big thing is, is a fire hazard in general. I mean, I've stressed this many times on the air. Don's talked about it many times on the air. We're also just looking at general safety. Look at the mayhem that transpired with Katrina. We can use this as a, as a, some of the problems that can develop in your area. Natural catastrophes are just as much of a problem and will have to be dealt with in the same way. What you're, if you're preparing for the possibility of some kind of, of,
physical military threat, pretty much everything overlaps with conventional natural disaster. So fire safety equipment, water purification, all the items that we're talking about serve more than one purpose. And it is very, very important that we deal with this. Our mission is to preserve property, save lives, keep people functioning and allow them to get through this to the other side intact.
We're also trying to take as many people along as we can to make sure that they're squared away. And when they do, they don't have to all, you're not all the militia. I mean, not everybody can be or is going to be able to be. We got to have people dealing with all the other jobs and tasks. And society still keeps going on. We've got to have the farmer out there planting his fields. Yes, and somebody's got to protect.
That's right. You've got to have the people out there manufacturing. All of the normal actions of everyday life still proceed ahead, even if there is a conflagration inside the United States of any kind. You know, I realize how intertwined things are. I used to lament on the air, well, I'm going to miss those. Then one day someone called me and said, oh, Don, we'll just capture the factory. What about the trains that deliver the flour?
We're going to have to take that all into consideration and be ready with small time production in advance. Yup. Oh by the way, don't worry about the sugar. Michigan is one of the biggest producers. Remember, sugar beets. Yup. We're okay there. We got the sugar. Most of the wheat's covered. We just got to worry about the energy to get the plant cranked up. Yup. Okay. We'll be right back you guys. The Intelligence Report pointing out solutions. Times are tough right now, but there are a lot of different ways to get ourselves out of this mess.
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Are we there? Go ahead Dave. Yes, good afternoon. Hello Don. Again, the Dow Jones, they broke 14,000 today gentlemen. They can believe that. And set another all time high. And the gold? Gold's going the other way. It went down again today. Yes, by how much?
It's $6.3440. That's the $1.40 less than it was two days ago. Oh, that's still not bad. Where did the Canadian dollar close? But here's the other. Here's the real clincher with the Dow Jones today. Most people are not going to catch this, but the Bloomberg report put this out. Dow Jones itself was sold today, I believe it was something like $5 billion.
They're bailing out Dow Jones itself. They sold it to some other company. You know what Dave this fits in with the call yesterday we had from Tom from Brooklyn talking about he Dow will be the next I remind you that the World Trade Center was before it was attacked guys. What a deal. I'm telling you yeah, what a deal $5 billion a sale for the Dow Dow Jones itself. Isn't that amazing? I have no doubt it is heavily insured
You hear that sound guys? You know what that is? That's the emergency foghorn. Wait a minute, look there's flares up above. Oh look it's fireworks. Hey my ankles are wet. The chandelier at about 15 degrees. Hey the bar's offering free drinks. I've been playing such lovely music. I think it's nearer my god to thee. Everything's fine. You guys just stay where you are. I'm gonna go check on the lifeboats. I'll be right back.
And the US dollar dropped to 3 tenths of a point more against the Canadian. Isn't that wonderful? About a dollar five Canadian versus a dollar American now? No, it's dollar 4.3 now. That's a new record, America. Yes, it is. Yes, it's a new record today. It's going down, down. When it reaches a dollar, folks, the border opens. Oh, I told you before, this is how they'll try to sell us the Amero Parity. This is the only way we'll be able to save, and this is how they'll sell it.
And what they're going to do is 10 to 1 on the peso is what they're going to end up doing, that's the US dollar and the Canadian. And then it will have parity right straight across the board. John's question from New York, he's talking about preserving the curtains. 20 mule buretine and borax and bromide, you soak curtains.
blankets, things like that in it and then you hang them up and dry. Don't wash out those chemicals. They will prevent or cause fire retardation. Is that skin friendly? Treat my BDUs with that? Would that be skin friendly? Well, I think 20 Mule Boar Team is skin friendly. Yes. Boar Ax, 20 Mule Team is the name of the brand but yeah, it's Boar Ax. It's Boar Ax. Ronald Reagan used to sell us that.
And bromide, the chemical bromide, it's a fire retardant. And in places like Miami and throughout Fort Lauderdale and Broward and Dade counties, most places down there now mandate when they build houses, they actually have to treat the lumber with those chemicals, either borax and bromide. They have to soak it, and therefore it creates fire retardation.
as well as curtains and fabric of mattresses. Furniture has to be treated in order for new construction in those counties. Most people are not aware of that type of thing going on. And I noticed here in New York, they now passed a new law and the mattresses now have to be treated. Any new mattresses sold in the state of New York have to be treated.
fire-retardant chemical and the only one I know that's proved to be safe is Bax and bromide. Right, and still some people have, I mean it's always true with all chemicals, about 10% plus or minus of the population have allergic reactions. To the chemicals in general, in fact I had to laugh years ago, this is a real story. I had this one girl from New York, of all places, who moved into one of the dorm rooms. I get this call and he goes, asbestos,
uh... leaking from pipe okay causing allergic reaction well we went to the room and uh... they had just put brand new mattresses of the movers had in all of the dorm rooms right and there was no pipe in this girl's room ahead anything even remotely looking like asbestos what would she get issues
every time I come into the bedroom, like I walk into the room and like, well, what happens is like I start to sneeze and it has to be asbestos from that pipe and then I looked up and there was this little pipe that kind of made a little corner, a little L on the corner of the room, right?
I said, well, young lady, that first wall is painted, there's no asbestos on it. Chances are it's your brand new mattress that you're sneezing from, right? She goes, and I said, the solution is we'll take your brand new mattress away and we're going to get you one that was in here last year. And she goes, oh my god, you mean like I would, I'd have to give up my new mattress? And in the middle she's going, two, every third word.
Well, yes, if we want to stop that, they're probably going to have to have the movers take your mantras away from you. Realize, America, this is a college educated or, you know, in the process of being educated in a college type person. And so finally I convinced her, well, okay, take your pics. So she knows, she decided, well,
Is there any solution?" And I said, well, yes, go to Kmart or go to Sears and buy, I said Sears, because Kmart might not be good enough, go to Sears and buy a zip over of a rubber plastic sheet to cover the mattress. And that might protect you from the flame retardant, which was brand new. These things had just been pulled out of the wrapper, just been put in the rooms. And so she said, well, anything, I'm not going to give up my new mattress. Oh my God. One more sneeze. And I said, okay, thank you. I'm out of here.
I'm not sure what the state is requiring these companies to do, but I know they have to be fired. Are you aware that the average mattress, if you touch it on fire, that in three minutes it will be totally engulfed in flame? Well, it depends on the type of their, you know, foam pattern, cotton batting, yes. There's different forms and different materials that are used. So it's purely a matter of, again, what you decide to invest in determines how quickly before you're actually consumed, yes.
Yeah, and so smoking in bed is not recommended. Not a first best choice, no. Yeah. And remember the sheets are usually cotton polyester too, so that doesn't help. Up in smoke. That's right. The other thing like you say was using fire buckets and sand. Another thing that I like doing is sand or a bucket with baking soda in it, though I like also taking oregano
shakers, the large size ones or cayenne pepper, they have the big holes in the shaker section. And filling those large, you know what I'm talking about, those real large spice bottles, not the little ones, and filling that with baking soda. And therefore, you got something you can shake onto a fire, especially like a grease fire at the stove or something of that nature, you can quickly shake the baking powder and by having the pores, it ain't
just one shake and it's done, you know, if it's wide open mouth, you shake it one time, you've lost all of it. Right, and another consideration is, like you said, if you're dealing with a grease fire, if you throw a material into it, you may cause splashing, where what you're doing is you're actually spreading the material, the agent, the retarding agent, out into the area where the flammable is, and reducing oxygen, you know, oxygen intake and knocking the fire down, which is most important. That's me too, I'd like to elaborate on that, you guys, because earlier we had a wife on,
was backing up her husband. And that was pretty good wife who wasn't raised in the country. You know, she knows how to make a casserole and whatnot. But you know, maybe she doesn't know any better if that, as you point out Mark, that would spread that fire. You might want to address the three different types of fires with your wife and even with your family, with a young man, your son, with your average wood fire, you mentioned.
You don't want the wife to turn water on that, do you? Because you'll be the next casualty. Carbon dioxide. Right. Or even that baking powder in a disaster, as you mentioned. We'll address this more for a brief moment when we come back, you guys. The intelligence report. I'm glad you went there, Dave. Thank you, sir. We'll be right back.
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Every Saturday night, catch the Wordly show from 10 p.m. to 12 central, right here on We the People Radio Network. Okay, you guys, you've heard me say it before, I'll say it again. Pokerface.com. And I'll do it like this. Enough said. We're talking about fire hazard around the home before the break. You guys do it like this. You know, you pay taxes. It could be the heroes. Certain you can get a piece of a play card or get totally take the wife with you. Oh, you know, Mark, I tried to teach Debbie to shoot for years.
and she made more improvements in our gun class. Basically, for lack of a, no exaggeration, for in 10 years of me trying to get her to shoot. It has to, and Skip has talked about this, and a number of people have, you ever try to teach your wife how to drive? Sometimes an outside source is gonna seem a lot more credible, and I, for a, there's a number of words you could put there, but sometimes they seem to learn, and again, the fire department, or intimidating, or, you know, and I don't know what the psychology is behind it.
But you know everybody's different. Again, the local fire department will have information on how to put out the three different based household fires. Play card, keep it to the inside of the one of the cupboards, so the refrigerator, so everybody sees it every day. Fire is always a threat. I think it was Don McLean though that said it. We talked about, brings it out to play these days. Fire departments, Don, actually have a flyer that goes step by step like you're talking, and it's just going by and asking the department for
for the brochure iron and explains how to deal, you know, basics with each of the little fires. A lot of them used to have like Smokey the fire dog back in the 50s, 60s and into the 70s where it was the Dalmatian and used to be the theme that they would use for talking about fire safety with the young ones, which is crucial and also with burn issues which ties right into this is that burn casualties
and dealing with burns is something we all need to have extensive information on now. Don't hesitate, don't wait. It's one of the many things, especially in first aid, that if first aid is properly applied, it can eliminate about 80 to 90 percent of the possible injury potential from initial contact. But the important thing is know how to respond.
And that's the key to this whole thing. A, we're going to stop the fire. B, anybody got in the way of the fire, we're going to fix the person or at least do as much as we can to help the person who is injured by that flame.
And that's a mandatory process for everyone because we have to be ready as first responders. We are going to be probably the first person there. Everybody else is running away from the crisis. Everybody else wants to turn away from it. Our mission, since we're there on the spot, is for all of us to be able to respond. There's a reason for this, and a major crisis, a major disaster.
And battlefield situations the same way. I know a lot of men who worked as medics, combat medics, who worked as nurses, they worked as corpsmen during World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and the regular guys like that, the regular people, most people think they were just pushing a stretcher, so to speak, or just moving a gurney or whatever.
that they were just lifters. That's not how it worked at all. These are the men that kept everybody alive so the doctor could get to them. They sorted the people out. And as literally the first responders, they're the ones that kept a lot of people alive. Many of them are listening right now to the program. And we have to be prepared to expand the ranks of those men and our women. They'd be able to do the same thing because we have family that we care for. We have friends that we're going to care for. And we're going to have a deep
infrastructure so that every step of the way that we are going to take care of our own. That's the key to this whole problem. I want to make you aware, you know the other week we were talking about the importance of keeping an eye on the railroad tracks that run through your backyard. You have a vested interest in making certain carry many, many cars of it was either a chlorine 11 village with at least 11. No, I haven't. I just want to make you aware again. Waste spill and
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but again I want to make you aware you have a vested interest in making certain those railroad tracks that run through your backyard Continue to carry its weight properly. Hey guys. Yes, sir. Yeah, by the way real quick. You hear that? Yeah, Nancy my a date the one other thing to might be interest fires medical supplies Anyone who is where there are Eckerd drugstores her drugstores sold out to right aid they're out of business
Everything right now in medical supplies are 75% off on Eckerd brand. Spigamometers, staphoscopes, everything like a whole blood pressure kit, six bucks. Scissors, all sorts of medical things. Right now, it's only going to last until supplies are gone.
And that's because the Eckert brand name has to be moved off the shelf so they can put the new brand names up, correct? Correct. So there's nothing, I mean, first of all, medical supplies don't outdate. If it's a choice between something that's an older piece of equipment, or for that matter older bandages, and let's see, using a dirty rag, which would I do? Older bandages. I think I'll take the older bandages. I bought all their splints that they had left and I had bought all their finger...
Well, I guess you'd call them like a contraceptive. You sleep it over your finger. Yep. It's the OTF. Right. So they stop bleeding immediately on a finger if you've got a bad laceration. Yep. And that's one of the keys again. We're trying to reduce...
or blood loss, or trying to prevent people from aching, leaking, and number two, reducing infection or the possibility of contamination of the wound as quickly as possible. Here's a thought, you guys. A finger or a forearm, if you have to stitch it up, you got that big, looks like it might be from your sling shot down the finger. And then you unwrap the part from the tip of the finger to now you don't have any blood flow, and you force the blood time it takes you to throw the work deeper into wounds this way.
And again, improvised in the field with material that you have on hand. Yes. Yeah, because if you're under fire, you ain't got time to be suturing. And those little fingertip things quickly can conceal the bone.
Well, another option as they say, we have stainless steel staplers. These have been used for staples, they've been used for quite some time. There are medical staple units out there. They're actually a very simple machine. Those are just as simple as a staple gun that's on your office desk. They're actually that simple, but they work exceptionally well in a crucial situation where you're trying to bring the tissue back together. So again, we're giving you ideas right here over the air that they're already in the medical industry. There's a lot of places to go to find the stuff.
and it's off the shelf. It's stuff that can be hidden. There's another one you guys. For wounds that aren't real deep, people say you just have to pull some skin back over a muscle and close it up. Stuff they use when they feel like adhesive in the... So, draw it together with a couple of... As one of the things that Dave pointed out, yes, you heard that in the background because from experience, it burns. But it's a choice between, let's see, again, loss of body fluids, little bit of burn, lot of help. I think I'll take a little bit of burn and a lot of help real quick. Yes.
That's right. Solutions. And again, for all of you out there, hopefully we're making you think. There's all kinds of cool stuff that's sitting on the shelf. They don't call it medical grade, but in the dollar stores, I think it's three or four little canisters of super glue. Oh, I'm looking right there. Three little tubes for a dollar in the dollar stores. Might just save your life. If you go to the Chinese 99 cent stores, they sell a card with 16 of those super glues on it for a buck. There we go. I think it just did.
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