August 31, 2007
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Mark Koernke and Donald Fletcher discussed constitutional rights, preparedness, and political activism on August 31, 2007. Topics included an upcoming border deployment in Arizona, safety protocols for patrols and firearms handling, the history of highway patrols and driver licensing as a mechanism to convert rights into privileges, the selective interpretation of Bill of Rights protections by organizations like the ACLU and NRA, ammunition stockpiling, and concerns about troop deployments mentioned by a former Secretary of the Navy. Callers contributed perspectives on constitutional principles, preparedness literature, and the need for grassroots activism.
- second amendment
- bill of rights
- constitutional rights
- preparedness
- militia
- ron paul
- arizona border
- firearms safety
- highway patrol
- driver licensing
- aclu
- nra
- ammunition
- troop deployment
- council on foreign relations
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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 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 grave. 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 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. 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 torch of freedom bright. As I awoke, he vanished and missed for once 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 to 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?
This is the Afternoon Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Hornky. And I'm Donald Fletcher. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, east and northeast. Gentlemen, you were listening to us on wtprn.com. We the People Radio Network, and we're also on, live 365, then go to Liberty Tree Radio, or you can go to
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We should have him calling again today. He'll see setting up for the big meat over at Domino's Farms over at the Farms Row right there on the property. It's a beautiful day outside down here Don. We've had a little bit of wind, a lot of sunshine.
They're set up and camping right there on the site. They have nice facilities. This is of course the headquarters for Domino's. So they have all kinds of resources at their disposal. So they have good shower and bathing slash toiletry facilities if you camp there. It's a rustic campsite as far as just pitch a tent, drop your camper, operate out of the camper. They've got shortwave, they've got steam engines, there's a petting zoo for the kids, there's of course a small steam train that's running.
and you get a chance to go check all that stuff out and a lot more. And that one of those pizzas right across the way. So hopefully Jim's going to call, let us know how things are going there. We're going to be stopping by to check on him and make sure everything's okay and also help him with a few other little projects late tomorrow. They all follow their mark. Yes. I was going to say, you should add the word taste. Actually, you know, it's interesting. We have a lot of buffalo production here in the state of Michigan. People probably don't realize that to the point where
Strangely enough, even when I was behind the wire up north over the UP, one of the facilities, we mostly ate bison. I'm sure it was not, okay, it wasn't the freshest, it was the, okay, before this goes bad, maybe we should send this down the road to that place where the wire barbed wire's around it. And they sold it to them, I'm sure. They had a good deal, or a good arrangement made. But it's interesting that upper and lower peninsula, we have some extensive buffalo production herds that actually do a pretty good job of cranking out some tonnage.
And so the buffalo is pretty safe here in Michigan. And strangely enough, we actually did have buffalo ages ago, even I guess about 170 to 180 years ago here in Michigan. Actually, it is interesting because I'm sitting where I sit right here, Don, of all of the state. Because remember, it used to be the claim was, and it was accurate, that a squirrel could run from Detroit all the way across to Grand Rapids from tree to tree and never leave the shade of a pine or an oak.
Well, there's one spot where they couldn't and actually is it's a nor it's above Ann Arbor And it was the only little prairie that we had in all of Michigan officially on the maps and in that little prairie guess what we had Now this wasn't a very big prairie by the way But it was rated as a prairie because what buffalo we did have in what large heard was actually doing a pretty good job of grazing everything down just like they did on the Great Plains and
like you said, the smaller grade buffalo that were up here in the north actually were pretty prosperous and there was a whole economy around them with the native trait that went all through the state. Actually the Wood Bison. And once again it was also the Tasty Woods Bison which is why there are no more. It's between the native population and everybody else moving in. The Tasty Woods Bison soon became well...
That's true of several other animals up this way, but I used to work in a farm, a sod farm. And as we would excavate, we would find skulls of different animals, you know, bones where the animals had fallen into the peat bugs and didn't get out. And we would run into buffalo. And I even ran into, of course, a full-size moose at one time where we gradually, you peel away a layer of that sod when you're rolling sod. We had a sod cutting machine. And this is when I was going to high school. And it was fun because you never knew what you were going to discover, you know,
up through the peat ball, you know, through the peat as you shaved it back later by later. Greenish tint, really kind of weird because the skulls and the bones are perfectly intact but they had a green mold to them. So much for archaeology here at Michigan 101. It's just fun things because, you know, hey, we're getting ready for the weekend. I know a lot of you are traveling, many of you are listening to the micro-FM's while you're headed to the lakes and I will say this again, think about what's in front of you, not where you're going.
Okay, most common mistakes made or accidents on the road. We saw this happen several times just in the last half hour while we were driving back to the house here. People who were headed outbound and they were so focused on, I'm going to get to the lake and have a good weekend, that unfortunately they were almost not having any weekend at all. If you're traveling this weekend, please pay attention, stay focused. I'm going to see how I can segue this into things, guys. Now here's, let me give you an example. The two most dangerous times for a patrol.
Now this is bad enough when you're under fire obviously, but for a patrol the two most dangerous times are the point where they are leaving their area of control and the last 150 to 300 yards before they return to their safe zone. Okay, and there's a reason for this. You're not thinking about the work that's in front of you. You're thinking about on the way out your preparatory. In other words, things can happen.
And I mean, usually the other side knows this. You're starting to reorganize, you know, you've got new people, you're probably training, they're moving out with you on patrol, they don't know what they're doing. That's when the first plane path out of the area that it did the day before. That's a no-no. That's right. Everybody who figures, oh, this must be an expressway, well, we're going to make sure it has little excavation. And so that's where the anti-personnel device will be found, or the couple of snipers, or a basic ambush. Lolligagging. Yeah.
The return, the most common, and I have seen this over and over in some of the most successful ambushes that we have laid have been in the last stage during the return in the last 150 yards because you're thinking, I'm almost there, there's nothing that can bother me, I've got secure cover and fire, couldn't fire control from my base of operations.
And that's right, and that's where you get smacked. And yes, where unfortunately here you are so close you can actually taste it. That's what happens. You're thinking about the warm food, you're thinking about the possibility of being under protection and cover of whatever you've got. And we have a defensive network. You're thinking that you're going to be able to get a shower. You've been gone for a long time and it feels real good to get back. Not mentioned, you escaped.
That's right. The tension is starting to leave and the problem is, no, you're not until you get behind that wire or you get behind those sandbags, you get behind that defensive mechanism, you're not safe. But even then, obviously, they lob something on you. But the point is, that is where, that is the optimal point for an ambush to be established and to be properly executed with the person executing the ambush, probably getting away.
So again, just like traveling to the lake, you've got to focus on the job in front of you. Your job's not over until that team leader is counting every one of the men that comes in and confirming that they're all who he knows they are. Once that's done and he walks through the perimeter and he knows that he's got another fresh team behind him that's watching the wire, everything's fine. But up until that point, you're always on the go, you're always at work, you always have to be thinking, no matter how tired you are.
remember that that kind of those that's where mistakes are made and damage takes place and you don't want to be losing anybody uh... this is also true in handling firearms by the way and i think i will stress this because i've seen this over again there's two things horseplay you're gonna find uh... thirty out six barrel up your hind end real quick you're playing around with a weapon around me not my weapon the weapon you're playing with okay uh... there is no such thing as horseplay with the firearm the firearm is a deadly implement is has a specific mission i was love this nonsense
These guns were only made to kill. All weapons were made to kill. They weren't made to wound or to injure. They were designed to perform a specific mission, just like a saw, a hammer, your washer and dryer. You wouldn't want your washer and dryer to be able to mow your lawn, would you? No. It probably wouldn't do a very good job. It would be embarrassing. The point is that each tool has an application. That tool is very specific.
You want that tool to perform the best of its ability, but you also want to make sure that in order to do that, you need to know how to operate that arm or that tool. Now, you go playing around with the skill saw, you take the safety devices off it, and then you become careless with it. Well, at some point, we're going to find that you have nine fingers instead of 10. Or you're going to find a little extra scar that runs up the side of your wrist or across your arm where there's a little extra blade mark and they stitch things together, but you'll also meet in the process.
There's all kinds of mistakes you can make, but the point is that you have to use the machine properly. Well, the same is true with a firearm. And if you're handling a firearm on the range, it is always active. Remember, it is always dangerous. That way, you're not going to have any problems. And it's still something can happen. Simply a lapse of memory. So that's why, again, basic policy about where you point the weapon. And I know a lot of people have commented on this at different times.
But we just want to reinforce it because we have an excellent safety record with regard to our operations in the field We've never had a firearms injury of any kind or even come close to one of any kind the only kind of injury we physically have had is a physical contact like a knee injury with somebody running into something you weren't supposed to and That's because for the thousands of hours and thousands and thousands of hours. We've been out there. We've been paying attention So that's your job do the same thing. Well, Don we're at the first break
It's the first hour of the intel report. One, make sure we cover certain things. We'll be back in a minute. We've got a whole long list here on We the People Radio Network. Four on those bustle-lo. Ooh, Rob.
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uncertain that even in really, you know, years ago I had someone call me you guys, he said, yeah, my granddad shot the last deer in this county during the depression. Think about a lot of good for the surfaces. That's right. Not only did they turn it, but they also fertilized as they passed through and everything was turned right in. My point here is quiet now because we, again, I wanted to put that thought in. Good, Don. How are you? I'm the Liberty Tree radio. I kind of like to get to meet you sometimes. You look like a failure and talk to Mark riding my little scooter to work.
So I had to get out there and fix my divorce again. Still up and laid back and it looks pretty good. I wanted to talk about Jim this weekend. What he laid out yesterday on the radio in five or 10 minutes, you need to have that guy on as a guest and this letting talk for a little while because I knew what he was talking about, but some of the things that he gave, I didn't have that part of it.
I'll tell you what about Mr. Monahan is that he would call himself a pamphleteer. And while everybody has all these cool tools, whether we've used video and whatever, Mr. Monahan, Jim Monahan, has done the finest jobs of just talking to people. Most people are afraid to do it and he has, I have met people, and this is not an exaggeration, behind the wire, over the state, who
And when you say, well yeah, I got the, what you do is you start talking about something, you go, well I got this stuff from this guy with it. He wears his hat like a colonial soldier. You know, he's got a booty hat, but he curls it up right, like a tricorn. And it's like, oh, you mean Jim? You go, yeah, that's it, Jim. He gave me all this paperwork and he had all this information, and he does. The gentleman has been doing this for as long as he possibly could. Don, you've known him as long as I have.
and uh... he does an excellent work we will bring that we're going to bring back up hopefully a company because we want to make sure you let us know what's going on with the setup over there i wish i could get their good at work i'd been a guy and i need to know how to ninety eight i want to tell you was on the public tv state from the michigan militia and he was talking about all kinds of different stuff just out there watching for about an hour and it's blue kill dim really said it yesterday it kind of hit me in the head like a person i've been don't want to get my license
understand some of them don't, but I'm just standing on my own principles, man. You know what I mean? Believe in that constitution and I will die for it. Just like I said before, if they come to my house to get me, they're going to be looking down the barrel of a gun. I don't care. It's my property and you don't have any rights beyond it unless I let you on it. Well, there's a fence around it or not. There's a whole
the period before nineteen thirty three that we've talked about this many times and jim will elaborate on this again too the period before nineteen thirty three especially in the twenties the warring twenties word to america then what the roaring nineties the fiction of the roaring nineties was okay in that what they did is they spent spent spent on debt and in the process while they created this you know the the pickle smoking mirrors with one hand
they were attacking all of our liberties in every way that they could be from the other and there's a new an excellent example of this now remember highway patrol didn't mean state police the way it does today highway patrol didn't have there was no legitimate state police that could exist because constitution don't offer it there most of the states state police were uh... garrisons of uh... militia that were active militia for the for the governor's guard
and they would typically be operating in the capital. Well, there was a cross section called the Highway Patrol. And Highway Patrol were people who were just because there were so many cars on the road, it was for your safety. Organizations started to exist. What they did is they drove around in a little nicer car or in their own car. They typically were paid a stipend or they volunteered.
and they were supposed to watch for you broken down on the road. They were supposed to carry gas. They were supposed to be skilled in mechanics. And usually they had spare tires or they had patch kits because tires were a terrible thing back then. More so than today. My grandfather used to measure the distance from here to Bay City in the number of spare tires, the number of times you have to patch the tires in the car. That's how it used to be measured in the 20s. You know, it took 26 patchings to get from Ann Arbor, Michigan to Bay City.
That's what he used to tell me. He said, that's how I could tell you how long it'd take to get there. Anyway, the thing is that highway patrols originally could not carry guns. They were not police. They didn't put a gun to your head or write you tickets or revenue on the road. The idea was to make you feel good. And then after a while, it was like, well, you know, because of public safety, maybe we could arm these guys. And then, well, as long as we got them out there, let's start a licensing system up. Now, I'll go back one step further. You got an iron horse there, right?
Okay, let's try this. You got a motor bike slash a moped, okay. Now here's the thing, there's only one mind that operates that, right? Your mind. Now that only requires that they want you with only your mind operating it to have a plate on the back and license in your pocket and this and that and the other yada yada yada. How is it that we didn't have licenses back when we had horses?
How is it we didn't have license plates for the rear end of a horse to check for his safety, you know, to make sure that he, you know, that the oil was checked and the horseshoes were shoeed? And how is it that... I don't think the horse would have liked that. Yeah, he wouldn't have liked that, especially when you staple it to his rear end. Oh, that had to hurt. Anyway, the point is this. Now, which is more dangerous? That motorcycle that you drive down the road or that motorbike or that moped or the bicycle with one mind operating it?
or two mines, the mine on the horse and the mine in the horse which may want to go in two different directions. And in fact, isn't it fascinating if you look at the criteria back when we had an animal that we had to actually manipulate which created great variance and extreme in safety, we didn't have licenses. Here's a good example you guys. Every time Evil Knievel tried to take that motorcycle up the ramp, he'd twist a throttle, the motorcycle would go up the ramp.
Yeah, there was this guy Christopher somebody and he was trying to get a horse to jump a thing and a horse stopped He stopped when he hit the ground. That's right Because there's only one of them there. Yeah, I think what's a very still stay right there spike Ladies and gentlemen, I got Donna mark. We'll be back in three minutes here and we the people radio network
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uh... in in picked up on is the the massachusetts highway patrol in the book in their manual with states they they're they're training manual for their troopers and a lot of people put this out and had this printed all over the country in nineteen twenty seven said yes the right of the people to travel is an inherent right and it's the mission of the highway patrol to convince the people that they don't have that right in other words why to them
Yeah, it's the same thing that we see with all these other departments. Now, one of the things the Michigan State Police does the same thing nowadays, and they've done it for quite a few years, we had kids get into the cadet program intentionally. They weren't going to stay. But they taped themselves up. In other words, they set up cassette systems. For the first two weeks while you're in that thing, one of the things that they hammer through their heads constantly is that the people have no rights. The people have no rights. The people have no rights. The people have no rights.
There is no Bill of Rights, that there is no right, that the state is supreme. Now this is what they drill into their little P-brain heads before they get them on into the program the rest of the way. What does that tell you? Take to get that out of their head. Basically, a rifle marksmanship is going to probably have to deal with it. I think a lot of them learn real quick that the instruction coming from the boobies at the Capitol ends are probably a little off. So some of them probably grit their teeth and bear it, but there's some that actually eat that nonsense up.
and that's what there's a go ahead no disco right ahead please that's right the ballot box like yeah the the uh the soap box the ballot the cartridge box and anybody who's ashamed or embarrassed about that has got a problem wondering about uh you said if you go out and if i could get a permit that was always flagged right the biggest problem there is just the idea that you like you as as down knows everybody else you've got a series of committees that are set up
uh... with these review boards typically again uh... it's not what you know it's you know it's really no in most most parts of the country not everywhere some places are you know they're they're they're lenient for the moment my problem is that in the long run what has happened is translating a right into a privilege is what they're intentionally doing the nr is promoting the same nonsense uh... i guess the basic question would be this do you have a right and here's my problem with all the whole racket that they're setting up and the socialist love this because then they can go out privilege
Socialists are loyalists, that's all they are. The socialists believe that their royalty, their feces doesn't stink, ours does, their gods on earth, all peasants, property, and so they want to dole stuff out. Now I understand we use the system as we can, and we've done that, okay, and so in some cases it's to our advantage, but the basic premise I would have to ask is, and this is true when they try to make a cast of people.
Okay, and when I say cast is that you're dividing by oh how you've been punished or whatever Do you have a right for instance to? Trial do you have a right to trial spike I sure do if something happens to you where you're charged with something or they change something in your their attitude about you Would there be any possibility they could change that right to trial? That's right In fact everybody would rant and rave that you have a right to trial now Where does that right to trial come from the bill of right?
okay now is there any part of it can you find anywhere near crater are greater first and of course the bill of rights enumerates the whole basically puts change upon government doesn't win over we have it limits government now let me ask you something can you find any place and i know this is fun because i was happy part of it students do this constantly i he showed me where there's a limitation on what selective bill of work what selective element of the bill of rights you can or can't take away
Is there a part, is there a clause that says, well, I can give you this one, but I can take that one away, or I can give you this one, or I can take that one away? Not that I've ever read, no. Neither have I. Now, I'll give you another example of that. If I said, you know what, I think that if we decide to do this to you, that we're going to take away your First Amendment right, and you don't, that person there doesn't have a right to speak. Now, you'd have people jumping up and down and screaming and hollering, rat and raving, well, that's all you can't do that. Okay, then how can you take away their Second Amendment right?
you see the problem with this? Because you see these rights are not arbitrary privileges, these are not options. Socialists rant and rave or espouse because they're royalists. They're Tories. They're royalists who believe that they're going to make a caste system. They're going to be gods, we're going to be peasants. My problem is how can you interpret that any other way other than that if you have a First Amendment right, if you have the right to trial,
show me how you can selectively dole out any of the other elements of the Bill of Rights. And yet that's exactly what these characters are talking about when they talk about restricting people's firearms rights. For whatever reason, okay, think about it. If somebody has been charged with something, here's my classic example, because you know the NRA does this rant constantly. If you've been charged with something, and you've had some kind of charge living against you, was there a punishment?
yes there was do we have the scales of justice in place yes well we're supposed to under the bill of rights now if that is the case then there can be no grandfathering of any prior action into the consideration or review of anything see that's the problem with the people are forgetting here they go to catatonic brain fart on this uh... how you want you have paid for something the scales are balanced now if that is not the case then we're not practicing our form of justice in the united states
Now I'll give you a classic example. When you used to leave prison, for instance, and everybody always jokes about it, but it's not a joke. They used to give you a horse or a mule, and they used to give you either your sidearms back or your rifle back or whatever it is you had, or they'd give you one. Some states actually had to issue that, but they also had to issue currency. The head couldn't throw you on the street as a vagrant because then they'd have an excuse to arrest you again. Now how is it that they interpreted that?
because under the constitution and specifically under the bill of rights you can't arbitrarily select what part of the bill of rights you're going to use and not use contract between that's right now here's another thing my favorite for years like this is i've had fun with this for a longest time basement of the county building the aclu american civil liberties union yuck yuck yuck uh... on the apple from mike ador it was a solid door was located in the basement their office was work across where the public pretenders are now in the uh...
child prevention services, I mean protective services, yuck, yuck. Anyway, on the wall it said, your Bill of Rights for the ACLU, and you know, Spike, it had your First Amendment, and it had your Fourth Amendment, and it had your Fifth Amendment, and it had your, hey, wait a minute, the first time I looked at this, I'm looking at it, I'm going, who's, who's the idiot who printed this?
I wasn't as knowledgeable as I am now. And I've got this copy of that same of the real document sitting right in front of me that was given to a senator in the US Senate years ago when his daughter gave it to me. It used to be issued to every person. And my Bill of Rights here looks very different from the ACLU's Bill of Rights. I believe that the second or third amendment exists at all. Now how can you selectively believe in one part of the Bill of Rights
and not believe in all of the Bill of Rights. That's amazing. Yeah, and what's cute is it was right there in everybody's face. Now what got me is this. Does everybody remember what the third article of the Bill of Rights is? The third article is the quartering of troops in time of peace. That's right. Now I would think that that's an important issue the ACLU would support to make sure it doesn't happen, wouldn't you? And yet the ACLU believes that, no, no, they don't think we should have that right either.
Now why would they do that? What would that imply? Would that imply that they know something we don't? I saw on TV yesterday saying we need to get those troops out of Iraq because we're going to need them back here next spring. Thank you for reminding me. What does he know? I want to know. Why would we need them here next spring, guys? Yeah, we. Thank you for reminding me about that, Spike.
Thank you Spike. Thank you for letting me on the air and talking to you guys. I love your show and you guys have a great show. Okay, God bless. Take it easy. Dude, God bless you. We'll see ya. Bye bye. Thank you, Spike. And ladies and gentlemen, we're at the next break here. First hour, Intel report. We the People Radio Network will be back in three minutes. Forgot it all? Times are tough right now, but there are a lot of different ways to get ourselves out of this mess. Providing for our own food, water, and power are a good start.
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Lighting the fires of liberty with your host Michael Badnarik from 7 a.m. To 9 a.m. Central Monday through Friday only on we the people radio The whole bankrupting the country thing. Yes, since report. We're back It is the last day in August and I wonder what's gonna happen this springtime We're gonna have to look into that a little more and we've got Keith from tech. Hello. I'm sure go right ahead I found a news not too long ago. I believe it was in Florida a guy was arrested because
because he was stockpiling ammunition. Because the guy's excuse was, the economy could go down. Except that again, like we said, I guess what we need to do is replay for those characters and offer to him this list, this thing on Sunday in Washington. Is that what it was? In Washington or face on a Sunday? I can. You guys, a senator or a congressman, saying we need to bring those troops home because we're going to need them here in the springtime. Surprised it took me to have a listener
Well, first of all, I will remind you, you know, Keith, good point here is we don't have to tell anybody why we're buying ammunition. And one of the things to do is what we've talked about many times is tactical to pre-deployment or dispersal. Number one, remember that as far as buying ammunition goes, that's not a big deal. You can pick it up at the shows as you want to or what I have said a thousand times in this program since I've been out is every week, if all else fails, just go and buy a brick. That's 500 rounds of 22.
or if you can't afford it because it might only make minimum wage will go by one fifty round box per week per paycheck if you do that currently yes like currency that's right number one you can't talk about that we're thinking uh... also twenty two and possibly uh... you know down here in texas twelve twenty gauge the areas are absolutely great now taste little trick about uh... number eight and number six and most people don't think about okay i got up against war want woven armor
The lighter bird shot permeates the weave and goes straight through with pretty much no energy lost. Oh sure, well Dick Cheney proved that when he shot that lawyer. Oh, got the lawyer. Got the lawyer. I think he was just thinking lawyer pop up. You know, it's kind of like a video game there, you know. But like this whole animal thing kind of goes completely against everything that I was, I mean I grew up in northern Ohio. You know, you can get snowed in up there, lickety-split. You walk into anybody's house, in the kitchen, cabinets, and
Yeah, exactly. You might get snowed in and, oh well, I've got all five neighborhood kids over here now and they can't get home. You know, little things like that. But like down here you go to people's homes, they have nothing. Nothing. I can't believe it. Well, it's the odds on guards or friends. You're going to start arresting us for having like extra food in our game.
Well, I would say number one, again, if you're looking at redeploying, I would make sure, in other words, another location. First of all, a great primer to understand basic problems and the way the book was written, it's perfect, called Patriots Surviving the Coming Collapse by James Wesley Rawls.
all one word survival blog dot com that's james's site book from him we have three copies left here i just looked in fact by putting a mention that we got three copies left here but if you can get a copy that book and read it right away
uh... it's a an excellent primer because it doesn't end it and and in the book not everything goes perfectly and that's the whole point is that it's twenty delhi tartar talk about twenty twenty nine say what he's doing is his through the storyline he's showing you what you need to do and everything else it goes from being a storyline to actually being very meticulous with regard to providing information
So you can follow the basic instructions there and you get a lot accomplished in a short period of time. But you're behind the curve, as we know, people are behind the curve if they're just now starting. You'd have been started years ago. Yeah. Well, you're talking about that book. There's another book I just read not too long ago, The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. The entire book, if you really don't know anything about survival, he's in detail about things where he'd be like, oh yeah, that makes sense.
Yes, exactly. It's a pretty funny book that you read it and you're like, wow. The big thing there too, again, is it depends most parts of the country. The corner on the Armed Services Committee who made that statement, the former Secretary of the Navy. So everybody listening, and that was this last Sunday. It was on program again, programming name was Don. I think this week in Washington. Anyway, that's confirmed.
and we'll have more on that we should even be able to put the for lucky we might be able to find some but i'm not going to post that upon the one the uh... on the site as soon as we can get hold of it so if anybody take that by the way give us an email or i give us a call at the station or character in the chat room right now i don't have a chetra screen from me uh... if you're in the chat room and you guys can get around that up we need your help with that uh... we need to reinforce it because this is an example what what would he be talking about the course
We know that typically if you're going to wage war against a population, and I want to remind this to everybody, the basic rule strategically is to start a war in the fall. Why in the fall? Well, the crops are all collected, everything is centralized, a cold winter is approaching so you know that you can control the population through heat and through food. You also know that if you create an economic crisis, people have to choose between eating and eating and they still want to
for social engineering and manipulation on the part of the central government mechanism. Like we say in the Army, that's right. That's get on it. And that's one of the things people remember. We have to use the weather to our advantage. People say, well, you know what, they cannot see under specific conditions. And so you have to fight under specific conditions. For the soldier, the worst weather is your best weather. It's your friend. It's keeping the ranges. They're going to try something. If something happens this spring,
That warner guy needed to be the first guy that we apprehend. Well, he, I don't know what his, does anybody, okay, Don was watching this and I missed this. Was he saying this in a boastful mode or was this a warning? No, it seemed, delivered it, really. Right, what does he know? Oh, they were just talking about bringing the troops home and you know, it was the constant bash bush, talking about his experience.
Well, see, I would say then, you see, now remember, yeah, he may need to be arrested. First of all, he's probably a Council on Formulations member, CFR, so he is an enemy. If he's with the CFR, he's an enemy. Is that the guy that just announced that he's going to retire for 30 years, Warner, Republican, right? Yeah, yeah, that's the... I think that's the thing that says this is his last term, he's retiring. That's possible. Well, again, he's... He probably also... Is that Bluebird off the Muppet or Sesame Street?
Yeah, I think that's who we're talking about. Yeah. Now the thing about it is it makes sense. He may not be worried too much because his logic is he's going to retire ahead from one of the islands over on the east coast. You know, they've been prepping for years and he'll sit it out and watch the war, so to speak, from a distance or they'll go to one of their little enclaves outside the US. The Council on Foreign Relations has set up all kinds of arrangements. Example, Rockefeller has gone heavily into Australia. That's where all the anti-gun BS came from.
When the gun bans came into Australia, people don't realize this. Ring knockers, Council on Foreign Relations, those scumbags, along with the Rockefellers and two or three other moguls, went into the center of Australia, carved out a piece of real estate, and have made their own little duchy there. And what they did then is immediately disarm the peasants. And the idiots down there went along with it. The idiots should have run a bad end up their hind end right away.
Yes, it played that down. When it happened, they tried to avoid talking about it. There again, but there's an example. They think that, and I've said this for years, the most, we're going to win this. Okay, here's one of the things. But I'll tell you the most dangerous time, the most dangerous time for us as far as a combat situation goes, initially, they're not fighting for a cause like we are. We're fighting for our liberty. They're fighting as greedy mercenaries. But what's going to be dangerous is when all these buggers, these black uniform thugs,
who thought they were the top of the feeding chain and that they were the special pet puppies, when they hear those engines whine and they start the way, turn around and they watch that last executive 747 leave and they realize they've been left behind on the ground.
They got their own Air Force now. Yeah, well they still won't be able to get to the planes. They'll sacrifice full legions of those poor fools because they're useful idiots. And that's how they look at them. There's more of us. We have millions. That's right. And that's when they're going to realize that, oh no, there's no place to go. And if we get them, well, they know what's going to happen. I hear a brake coming. Everybody go work. That's for Ron Paul. Ron Paul.
Thank you. We're at the top of the hour. God bless Republic. Death to the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We are on the march both day and night. Hurrah! Six bayonets chasing down the road. Give them a backpack full of rocks. Let them swim halfway back to the enemy. They don't want to go? Proud of them. That's what the bayonet looks for. Ow! Ow! Ow! That hurts. Quick. The water's cold. Quick! Ouch, I'll just jig-tol him.
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