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. But 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 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 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 trample each god given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. 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So, again, today is, Nancy, today is... Oh my goodness. It's work week is over, but that doesn't mean that you shut your mind off. A lot of you are heading home or you're going to the lake right now and you're listening on a micro FM station and thinking, I've got to get to the lake, I've got to get to the lake, I've got to get to the... Sound was the car you missed because you were thinking about the lake and not what's in front of you. So again, stay focused, pay attention to what's there in front of you for the moment so that you can enjoy the weekend for the whole two days or three days that you have. So again, take your time, think. Remember, you know, Triple A and all those used to say, well, these accidents happen within 25 miles of home. Well, they also should have added that because you drive most of the time, hello. That's why it's more dangerous because you get used to you get complacent remember those stop signs are there for a reason so are the lights and You have to drive defensively granted you may have to use your car as a torpedo some days But you know what for now the idea is to play instead go back to second grade that game called scatter dodge you to avoid being hit by the ball this call might be a 5-ton truck half-ton of Fiesta or something in between and you don't want to get smacked by that so pay attention stay focused Once you get to where you're going, you can lay back in that chase lounge and go, I made it, I made it. And that's when you realize you forgot all the fishing poles and they're back at the house and you just drove 25 miles. Oh, no. Well, that's another problem though. And that's something you won't worry about. You'll remember everything. You got a checklist. Anyway, a bunch of interesting things in the news. Of course, one of them, I'm going to read verbatim from one of the Chicago papers here in a minute. But of course, I want to say thank you to all the guys and gals that are doing sonar pings. We're going to be looking at it shortly for this hour. Monday through Friday, well not looking at, we are getting, but we need your help. Everybody out there listening, if you have a shortwave, we're looking at buying three, one, three point five seven, 13.570, regular shortwave, 13.570. We want you to take your radio while you're listening today, if you can, when the break comes up, if the radio's not right there, go over and grab it during the break, if you want, or anytime you got the chance. to 13.570 and then let us know how it sounds in your area. Why? Well we need the assistance there so that we know what other frequency might be desirable. If our 13.57 isn't hitting you, we're going to make sure that something else does. Would that be the case? Listen in, postcard or a letter, say hi in the process, plug in the letter, send it to us and what we will do is we that we map out on the country map where we are getting good reception, where we're going to look at what we can pick up to replace that particular system, to work it out that way. You know, not replace, but supplement. We're going to pick up another frequency that'll be a shorter band frequency so it'll bounce into the places that you're not getting reception with 13.57. So we do have a plan. We are working on it. To Kurt, packages on the way, torpedo, shh, in the water. Also to Eric, pay attention to the mail, and Paul, pay attention to the mail. Paul, I've got to be more specific nowadays. Paul in Nebraska, and also Tim in Nebraska. You've got letters coming, big ones. So there's stuff on the way there. We also have Mr. Hawkins, and he knows who he is. We've got that all squared away, and more stuff coming, so watch your mailboxes. Everybody I just listed, you know who you are, your regular listeners. make sure that you keep an eye on your mailbox. Sometimes the mail guys want to be a little lazy and they don't slip the little yellow sheet in if it doesn't fit into your box or fit into your PO box. So you want to make sure you keep an eye out for those and get to the post office because these boxes are kind of heavy. Okay, we don't want to ship them a second time. Okay, and again, we also want to make sure you got the information that you requested and we will do some other fun stuff. Equipping part three, there's an obvious need for that. So Nancy and I are going to be working on that this weekend a little bit. And that should be a lot of fun. Of course, some will just be the still shots. I don't know how some are still shots, but there's a lot of utility work that goes into setting these up so we can talk your ear off and explain to you how things work. And we just got to make sure that we have everything that we need. That's been the biggest problem. I wanted this thing to be cutting edge with some of the new stuff that is priceless in the preparedness category. First of all, water filters obviously, I don't think I need to go over too much, but water filters are something that there's a lot of them offered. Any water filter right now, if you, whatever is within your budget, get it. It's better than not having any. And there are some excellent systems, the Berkeys are out there, and there's, by the way, there's a sport model. I don't have it right here in reach because it's in the box ready for the filming. That's why, it's not right here now. It'll do about three cups. Yeah, and it's really nice. It's a portable unit and that's what it's meant to do. Compact is the important thing. And again, because a lot of you, again, I'll plug another person here that we have as a person I've known for almost as long as he's been in business. It's the freeze dried guy dot com. Freeze dried, freeze guy dot com. The reason I'm bringing this up on this program is because a lot of you have specific health problems. If you have diabetes, if you have one or two, or if you have any of the other types of debilitations that actually require special diets. Well, the first thing everybody's concerned with is MREs and even a lot of canned goods have storage materials in them such as MSG. more salt, more sugar. Well guess what, with freeze dried you don't have that. And Nancy, we've dealt with this for years on the freeze dried. The freeze dried is terrific. As a matter of fact, once you rehydrate that freeze dried, it's cooked in paste like you cannot beat it. It goes for the cottage cheese, it's absolutely fabulous. You can tell the difference between that and fresh. The creamy way that I don't particularly like is all out of there. it has occurred without all the whey that's there. And if you like a little drier cottage cheese, this is perfect. And the flavor is telling the difference flavor-wise in this. The only thing you're missing is that whey. I personally can do without. But as far as corn, the beans, the peas, it's like going out and picking your own, steaming it, and having it ready to go. I mean, it's taste. You're like fresh frozen or you just fresh fresh picked vegetables. You cannot get better And it's terrific if you if you want to mix and match this stuff up for making soup Soups and stews of that type again. This is perfect for this kind of ideal And again with the health issue remember that you will guys the only thing you have to do this do what you normally would do and When it comes to calculating, I know a lot of people have to calculate a combination of calories and protein and carbohydrate intake. One of the advantages of the short of the loose freeze dried stuff is that, again, you're going to have to just calculate what that food stuff would normally be in value as if you picked it off the garden shelf or if you bought it in the store. Okay, fresh. That's how you have to look at it. Same with the meats. You're getting just straightforward meats and not a lot of other materials that are designed to help keep the stuff stable. uh... that doesn't mean and i must say this again too because we've had this happen so i thought you know she get rid of it no you get rid of nothing i don't want to hear you say why by government one of my mind my two-year supply of this to buy two years apply that wrong where you will need both of those batches of food that you put it in a treasure food is a commodity food is a well that's one of the things that uh... you know we there's a by an excellent letter i want to thank uh... jenny who sent this i want to post this on our site uh... with not follow-up on what happened with katrina is it happened not at the hurricane site but in country where everybody was going well i'm okay i got my stuff for the neighbors didn't listen of course than everybody else's they were out there at the doorstep of other people that they saw who had their lights on or that they thought might have food and water when they decided and told everybody that we were crazy for this hahaha it was funny all of a sudden they didn't have any than they came beating at the door expecting a handout Here's the thing, save the older stuff, save the cheaper stuff as you upgrade because of course I would eat it myself if need be without any problem, I wouldn't think twice. Or if you still have your Y2K stock, guess what? It's really time to start rotating that stuff. There you go. The other thing is rotation. So here's the issue. You've got older stuff that you've invested in, which is good by the way indefinitely. I think we ought to stress this also, is one of the other problems. is that a lot of people don't realize MREs don't really have a shelf life unless you boil them. And even if you boil them, the literature and information we have from the manufacturers state that if it's kept in a cool, in fact colder is always better with MREs, but if it's kept in a cool, dark drive place or even a wet place, there is no determined spoilage date. Think about that. And for years, now this is the thing about MREs. Now we're still talking about the freeze-dried. For the freeze-dried, are people who need to lighten the load because they're older, they need to look at their diet because of medical issues, the freeze-dried, you've got that. For a lot of the other people, well here's the thing. You don't have everybody eating the freeze-dried if only Grandma and Grandpa need the freeze-dried food. That's it. You see what I mean? That way Grandma and Grandpa stuff goes for a lot longer without you having to worry about them while you're busy eating the other stuff that you can eat out of the can or that you can eat out of the pouch. Well, the thing that you need to remember is that you've got to look at what you're getting to. Because you do have some free-stied stuff that, OK, like the pre-cooked lurch, that those had salt in them. And those types of things, you've got to watch that. But the stuff you get from the freeze-dried guy is just that. It's freeze-dried fresh vegetables. and me now the thing is there to one of the things you remember about this with the freeze-tried all you have the uh... is the the reason these are submarine rations most people understand you got a big naval crew of their nuclear specialist you try to keep them employed you don't want to go somewhere else So if they have to sit in this big titanium tube under the water for three to six months at a time, you really don't want them to have to eat something they can't recognize. You want them to be happy about their job. You want to try and keep them. So the freeze dried stuff they make for the Navy is absolute premium grade. But we're talking very reasonably price from the freeze dried guy. Okay, what's worth a break? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the end of the tour for you. We've got Nancy and Mark. It is Friday, it's the end of the week. Please stay tuned. We've got more information. 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There were a few other experimental ones that they came out with. But the idea behind it was that it filled you up, it replenished minerals, and it kept you going. It was to put calories in the system. The average freeze-dried stuff that we're talking about the freeze-dried guy has. Now he might have for you guys that are ground pounders, if you can get hold of the lerps, are a fantastic field ration. But for the average, say, home storage or pre-deployment points, the freeze-dried guy, food, they've got the meats, they've got all the other stuff. You've got to go through the list, see what he has available. They're designed to be off the shelf what we call a-rash. Irrations are basic conventional stuff like you find at Gordon Foods or whatever but in whatever form and but a number of projects that they put together You might recall if you were in the military they had these pre-prepared meal trades or just like cooking pans and it had a main course in one they had another one that had like all the vegetables like beans with Mushrooms right and these were actual cans, but they were like big cake and you had to use a regular can opener to get them open. This project started in the 80s. It was experimented with in the late 70s, went through the 80s into the 90s. And what the idea behind this was is that they delivered pallets of these things ready to go. They used them in Desert Dust Part 1. And all they had to do was put them in a heater unit or even put them in a steamer unit, heat the things up, open the cans, and wow, you had a warm meal. Well, the scary part is that we have a couple of these we've not opened yet. But one of them has French toast, bacon, and eggs. It's all in the same pan and there's no sub-dividers. Now I've already had horror stories told to me from guys who said, oh my god, when they opened the can, we weren't sure what it was. It looked disgusting. But we ate it because we had no choice and we were hungry. Well, so there's cool stuff that the Army has done that you have to do a little research on, but it is a good solution if you can get the stuff. That was even showing up in Surplus as overruns, a certain amount, a limited amount of it. But the freeze-dried is the first choice for our medical support people for long-range reconnaissance patrol or for patrol and combat operations, the LIRPs, the MREs, or just plain old canned goods. If that's what you can afford, they'll work just fine. Now another term for the MREs is called, they're called, retort packaged meals. Retort packaged meals. And there are a number of different sources where you can get some inexpensive variations on this from different parts of the country, depending on where you are. Now of course the government has certain contractors that they have 100% producing right now for the government only and they're not going overseas. Example is in Indiana, they're producing in the northern part of the state. 100% of production for one month is going to be going south to the caverns in the southern part of Indiana where they're adding to the strategic reserve in a new site that hasn't been used for quite some time. And the contractor, the company that's making the food, the MREs, They're saying that they're not selling to anyone. They are not producing anything for overseas. It's all going underground right now. So that's the nice thing about knowing a lot of these people in the companies and the industries for a long time is you can find out what's happening just from the people who are producing. This maps out a very interesting picture. You need to improve upon your food storage now. Every day, if you can do like one thing, you might have a paycheck once a week. Guys, Just earmark $10 for storage food if that's all you can afford. Your pack and save, go to your Sam's Club, go to your Aldi's. Wherever you can get a quantity of food at a cheap price. You know, you can go there and get the canned stuff that, you know, the kids like BroughtGuy.com and get your long-term storage because I guarantee you. This going on, our government would not be stockpiling food away underground for strategic for our US troops. the gun there's obviously something afoot that's going to happen that's going to impact both parts of the pun. I look at this as a smoking gun. You know, okay, we see in the smoke, you know, but the fire is not... it's a clear earmark for us for what's... so now is the time to be prepared. You know, we talked about Y2K and being prepared there. What you don't have on the shelf, what you used, you better replace. I have been about the business of rotating stock here in the last year, trying to make sure we used up all the older stuff, the wet pack stuff. I have not touched any of the dry pack stuff that we have. The freeze dried and dry pack things I have not touched, and I will not touch, because I don't need to. But especially if you have like the tuna, the canned tuna, the canned meats and things like that that are wet pack, you need to rotate those. And what we talk about, here's the important thing, we're using what are actually industry terms. Wetpack is your regular conventional canned goods that you buy in the store every day. They can be everything from that little Vienna sausage can up to a one or two gallon can of salsa or whatever. Our corn or peas or the, you know, like half gallon cans of tuna, whatever it is, that's wet packing. Dry packing is another thing that's done where we use a canning system and you can take and can any dry item, no matter what it is, and put it into storage indefinitely. In fact, this stuff, like the MREs, would have no expiration date sitting on the shelf. It's going to be there tomorrow, the next year, 10 years, 5 years, 6 years, whatever down the road. When you need to open it up, it would be ready to use. Well, the nice thing about the drive hack too is that you don't have to worry about freezing and the expansion. However, the water, there's not water in the can to expand. And the water in your cans or where you have the problem when it freezes because it bursts the seams and you lose the product. You don't want to do that. So, you know, yes, you can have some of that stuff on hand. Doesn't hurt as long as you keep it in a place where it's warm enough, it's not going to freeze. Wait a minute, that's why America used to have root cellars. Well, yeah. We still do. In fact, we save every glass jar that we can, especially mason jars or storage jars or the old style clamp lid jars. Watch people who are at yard sales who are either giving the stuff away or tossing it out. Pick up the ones you can get and just keep putting them on the shelf. We're in a situation now where in phase one you'll be able to use your mason jars. Down the road, you may not have mason jar lids. You'll still be able to use the mason jars, but you're gonna have to learn some of the older techniques still with paraffin or beeswax for sealing. And so these are techniques that are gonna require, that's why they had the older glass lid jars that had the clamping system. Because initially those were used with an actual beeswax ring or a paraffin ring. Then they got, ooh sophisticated and came up with rubber. That was a big jump. And then of course the different synthetic plastics have been used. You see how it was minimal, the amount of material is in a mason jar lid. It's like a small fine bead of a rubber sealant. Well, it's only good for one use and it's gone. So we've got to keep that in mind that you're going to either A, have to have at least lots of lids in storage, and they need to be dry packed too. They need to be kept clean. dry and out of the environment so that air doesn't make contact or water. And the other thing with those is they need to remain relatively cool because if they get hot they stick together and your seal is ruined. You lose the element. You lose the seal element. So there are a lot of things that yes, this sounds like a whole technology. Well it is a whole technology and you know what's funny? Here's what's sad. Although it's not sad for a lot of people listening like Grandma and Grandpa who already know that this is something everybody knew all across the country especially with uh... remember that there's a word everybody should be thinking about right now but great depression everybody learned to have to take care sharp learning curve if you're not up to speed on this because at least back then most of the people were still from the farm so at least they've been on the farms. Now you're looking at a bunch of people who don't have a clue and I'll relate a real quick story. Uh oh, no I will when we come back. We're gonna go to break but uh story of my grandfather, my grandfather, my dad and my grandfather of course experienced years ago the beginning of the depression. This is Mark and Nancy. We'll be back with the intel report bottom of the hour about three minutes and I've got a couple other announcements so keep your pen and paper ready. 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That's wtprn.com or call 512-646-6444. on Cover the Truth with Catherine Albright live from 9am to 11am Monday to Friday right here on We The People Radio Network. uh... we just too many places to be at once we've got some filming we're doing on sunday uh... that's going to be done uh... over on the other side of the state appreciated the guys already know what it is a mapped out the sheets for them drivers have dropped them off i know they got the uh... info so it has more cool video footage once a thank you to our friends way out in washington state who sent all the video footage that they've done we appreciate that thank you and also montana because we've got some really cool mountaineering uh... training exercises were done by uh... one of the units there that'll be part of some of the new videos coming up. My dad, my grandpa, my dad was the oldest of eight. My mother is the oldest of eight on my dad's side. My mother is the oldest of eight on my mother's side. The Great Depression had just started. Of course, the farmers were protesting just before this and were dumping their milk because they weren't getting their money for it. And the farmers, of course, were having all kinds of terrible problems. There's this little grocery store on the north side of Ann Arbor, just all by itself, a little simple grocery store the size of a house. and my grandpa and my dad were in there and this woman comes in, she's doing her shopping and she has a grocer pick her groceries. That's how they used to do it. She wants this, she wants that, he gets it down. And she starts wrapping up and talking about the farmers and their plight and the fact that the farmers will be put out of business and this and that and the other. And the woman turns to them and goes, well, I don't care what happens to the farmers, I buy all my food in cans. The You know, that's the mindset when you're so detached from processes where you forget, no, there are no can bushes out there. There's no retort package plants out there where you pull up, you pluck up a root, and all of these MRE pouches are already ready to go. That's not how it works, okay? This is back when people mostly had just lived on a farm or had the farms all around them, and the nation was more centered around agriculture. Now imagine what it's like today with people going, oh, I'm not worried because I buy all my stuff from fill in the blank. For Myers or Kroger's or... Yeah, or Piggly-Weely will get it for me. No, a lot of people... Like, how old did they get it from? You know, a lot of people are talking right now about this whole thing where the warehouses have been told to only have seven days food supply, seven days food supply, no matter how big the warehouse. Now, the little guys at first are going to be rubbing their hands. We've got people all around the country checking on this, especially around the Chicago hub, because we've noticed that there's a massive lack of rolling stock in the rail yards. There are a lot of other indicators here that some funky stuff is going on people. But the things they've been told that no more than seven days food supply in the warehouses. Well, the little guys are thinking, oh, this is great because I can't put seven days in my warehouse. But that big guy like Cisco, he's all restricted now. He can't do anything but what this amount. And it's only a little bit more than I have in my warehouse. We're on an equal footing. Well the problem with that is guys that are... Not always, because some of those little guys buy from the big guys, when they've got big guys they're stacked and get it liquidated. Right, well the thing is that now here you have all these people thinking they're going to get over on somebody when in reality the mission here is to limit the amount of food that a city has as a blackmailing tool. We got to get over this. This is just like with the issue with Y2K, remember they started to say that, oh, if the computers went down, we wouldn't be able to deliver food or anything. Well, whatever happened to paper vouchers? I'm a little confused with this. You just made me think of something, because if Y2K just, oh gosh, months beforehand, the three to four months prior distribution trucks were being hijacked in Detroit. The food warehouse for the LDS church over in Farmington Hills was raided. They had a truck and fuel and food storage taken right off the docks. Right there, and then it's, you know. Where people had come in and pilfered it right off the docks. Now the thing about it is this, in this situation, oh yeah, actually very good. Actually, thank you Ethan, this is great, because we have assistants all the time. My youngest son just came forward with Patriots. And there's a perfect page seven. It's the first chapter. Okay, the first chapter is called the crunch. Now, this is an excellent quote because James Leslie Rawls wrote the book, by the way, if you don't have a copy of it, get a copy of it, Patriots surviving the coming collapse. Nuclear warfare is not necessary to cause a breakdown of our society. You take a large city like Los Angeles, New York, or Chicago. Their water supply comes from hundreds of miles away and any interruption of that or food or power for any period of time, you're going to have riots in the streets. Our society is so fragile, so dependent on the inner working of things to provide us with goods and services, that you don't need nuclear warfare to fragment us any more than the Romans needed it to cause their eventual downfall. Now that's an excellent summation of the situation, Gene Roddenberry by the way. And if you do not have a copy of the book, Patriots, surviving the coming collapse by James Wesley Rawls, go to survivalblog.survivalblog. One more time, survivalblog.com. Go there, check it out. We have two copies left of the book. If you want, the problem with offering it out in the air is, gee, we got two copies and then there's 20 people it asks for. uh... we're gonna get more copies but it would take a little time to get the other copies so well i'm not gonna know that we have the book until we get another case of books okay to be safe cuz i hate people having to wait but uh... survival blog dot com get a copy of that book immediately it is a mandatory read for those who are asking so many questions and i will say this read the information on who promoted you know who helped to break the book Hint, hint, wink, wink. It saves you a lot of time having to repeat over and over again when somebody's put stuff into print that everybody needs to know. Now that way you can ask what we call the tune-up questions. That's the most important thing. You can ask the tune-up questions, well I'm in the mountains or I'm in the valleys or I'm in the swamps. What do I need to for more detailed information? You see how that works? That's what we're trying to do. The most important thing is, and by the way, subnote on this, Y2K. I will repeat what I said a thousand times and people selectively want to try and ignore or forget. Y2K was an issue, but it was not going to be a light switch issue in that all the computers would go off all at once. That just is not possible. The only way that that would have happened, and the only way it was going to happen, which is what was planned by government, is that they were going to hit the switch themselves. Now, that would be determined by how well prepared people were in this country because it wouldn't be a crisis if they hit the light switch and our people are better prepared than the bad guys are. Well, that's exactly what happened. The word was spread quietly. Nobody panicked. Everybody thought through and said, hey, this does make sense. Grandma and Grandpa, if you listen to them, would tell you all about why they had root cellars and why they had food storage because they had lived through the Depression. So Y2K was the option was only if you were the eat, drink, and be merry crowd and everybody had done that. I'm going to do the pretty hearty thing dude, oh the heck with that. And then they hit the switch and everybody goes into the green jello smeared all over your body, bare ass naked guy with the hair on fire running down the streets. They like that. They love riot. The system wants riot. They want confusion. What happens when we're better prepared and better organized is you don't get the riot and confusion. Instead you get a bunch of thinking people asking the first question, how could they let this happen? And that's it. And you know, you talked about it being an agricultural nation back at the beginning of the depression and through the 40s and 50s and early 60s, you know, both my parents come from farming family. One thing to this day, mom and dad still can every year. two of them but they've got a seven acre plot in the middle of town and probably two to three of it and what they don't need they sell. And everything else goes up in two jars and that was something I grew up with. It was something that was always done because they remember those times. They remember that first year being tough getting through and trying to find people that had money that they could buy the produce that they had and crops that they had to sell. So, you know, this is that it was the other end of it. 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That's kensolar.com. and ladies and gentlemen we are back this is the Intel report live and uh... just a real quick note uh... one of the things that we've seen i mentioned this but i guess i want to make sure i elaborate when i say rolling stock a lot of you're not familiar with the term but this is the actual cars that you would normally see on the tracks tanker cars flatbed cars box and uh... utility scrappers all this stuff you know right now in the chicago hub There's nothing in the, what are called the rolling stockyards where the stuff would actually be transferred. You're talking places where there's eight, nine, 10 sides per rails that run for miles. And there is nothing sitting on the tracks. There's nothing even in the sites just to the east that are the transfers, what they call the sorting hubs. They're all barren right now too. Chicago is the center, the hub for transport from east to west has been the northern central. It always has been, and this is why they call it Stockyard there, is because all the livestock used to be traveled through there. As a matter of fact, the people that set meat prices across the country, I think there's only like a dozen or so people that do that, and that's where they're at, but they take a look at the stock in the Stockyard. prices on meat. This is very concerning to me that we are not seeing product being moved and I'm across it's still product to me. That goes into the different manufacturing companies to be processed for human consumption. The other tie in with this is, again, normally, you see, listen to this way, it was military production or military transport, which is possible. There's prioritized reasons for using whatever rolling stock you have because there are only so many cars in the system now another thing each cheapest way to move anything on the surface Okay, planes are the most expensive people to look at lots of planes planes are what's called a retail mover They're the most expensive way to move one pound of anything Okay Second, okay, the next step, retail, what was originally retail, what we're using for long haul, are semi-trucks. They're still not that cheap by comparison to a train with one engine consuming only so much fuel but moving hundreds and then thousands of tons simultaneously. You're talking about a much more economic way to move things. The cheapest way on the planet is by ship. Because for the size of the motors and for the number of calories slash number of gallons of oil burned, you are moving thousands and thousands of tons of material. So shipping is the cheapest, train is second. And when you don't see the trains moving, something is dramatically wrong. especially if you can't find them because there's another problem there. They can be in different parts and allocated for different missions because we're getting into the growing, you know, the harvesting season. But these are not all harvester units. We're seeing all of the yards barren in the Chicago hub. Not only that, but around Indiana the same way and in other locations around the country. This is another indicator that there is something afoot. And the other consideration is this. They're moving the rolling stock away from possible target areas. Think about it. You move your rolling stock, the rail you can replace, and it can be radioactive and they wouldn't care. Yeah, but this is, I'm sorry, but Chicago is still, because they haven't changed this. You still need the restock to move everything because there should be something moving around. This is this place where every, okay, they used to say all roads, the lead to Rome, one, sorry, all rail tracks lead to Chicago. Every last, there's not one that does not connect up there. It's like a spike. web out from that point in that place I have never ever been Chicago when that rail yard is not well here again we want everybody to be paying attention use your eyes look around remember it's not that hard because it might be right in front of you the information or evidence and you're not necessarily looking you know just using the right you know block of memory here take a look at your to your the situation around you and evaluate what it is that missing as cute changed or is dramatically altered and it's very apparent it just uh... the assumption you drive by everyday or you drive by it you assume was there i thought i saw yesterday you know um... Familiarity breeds contempt, or at the very least, you tend to ignore what it is you assume is there. Okay, that's how it works. Tell you what, we got Tom, waiting in the wingsman, so patient. Tom, jump in there, please. Hey, Taddie. It took me a long time. I'm absolutely wrong. There is a bush tree. I can prove it. I have a can of bush beans right here. The tree, they're fresh, they have an expiration date on them, and you're wrong. My mother has a whole bunch of swamps and frozen dinners in there in case something was to happen. And we have a nice electric can opener and I live right down the block from Domino's Pizza. I really don't have to prepare for much other than if they bang on my door I have some adult campers. Tom, I guess I'd have to say that what your emergency program has set up that in the event of an attack you have the pizza parlor auto dialed into your phone? No, it's not necessary. I have a hard technology, wrist rocket, where I can put a stone with a note on it and just shoot it over there. Oh, so that's your solution to the low-tech problem? Can't do much from underneath the bed, you know. You have a hard time with those dust bunnies trying to push you back out? No, you know what, Ashley, I signed a treaty with them and we're recognized by the United Nations now. Oh, okay. Mites, we are now kicking butt at the dust mites. getting them when that's one of the problems is that it sounds weird but this is the solution we've heard some people say well I could just order out when the time comes I mean you know the design and you know how many years have we heard and then I could never do is their conscience can't they've never that they've never really got that source would be a rich country that would be interesting you just you made me think of the last time we had we had a major power outage or when when the entire East Coast went down We had people driving out from Detroit in their SUV that was half full when they left to come out, take half a tank of gas, take it to Chelsea and to tank up their gas to drive a half tank. So they have a half a tank of gas. So they have half a tank left while they're in Detroit. You're all telling me up here in the country, not like you guys are out by major cities. As soon as everybody hits the wood, towards the afternoon when everybody starts hung, it's going to come up with a long pig recipe. I'm going. Hey, my Somali neighbor says he has no problem getting food. What are you talking about? And he's got brain forks, too. What's a brain fork for? Oh, my God! No, you know, it was terrible. I had the mailman over for dinner the other day. Hear about the cannibal that passed his mother in the street? We'll move right along. is on the rise in the continent of Africa since they killed off all the farmers they're eating each other again. Yes, in fact, a little sub note on that that remind everybody who has not done this I suggest that you do a little research on the Mau Mau Revolt. MAU slash MAU Mau Mau Revolt. Oh that's right. the thing about it is that uh... the mama revolt the uh... this is this is remember the sixties the uh... everybody like rolling the headless thompson dinner what he's talking about their uh... in the congo that would be a congo northwest africa uh... there's some sorry southwest africa there we go and uh... all of the ivory coast area that this has become a problem yet again you know what they did with the two season and who to that act each other with the shed at those people they sent in japan folks and Nancy I love your jarring militia I love that's like what my grandmother you've got a gallon pails I'm just gonna wait here and it's a choice of it being in black uniform and literally uniform blue one person at a time yummy yummy the last troops were wonderful send more reinforcements said more paramedics you're delicious especially the fat one Well, we're at the top... Tom, stay where you are. I'll tell you what. We're going to the top of the hour here. As always, God bless the Republic. That's to the New World Order. We shall prevail. The Empire is on the run. We're on the march. Ladies and gentlemen, we're back in about six minutes for the second hour of the afternoon intel report here on W-Chief. I got my knife and fork and I'm coming for you. Oh no! Quick, quick. Grab the dust money. Did you read this? Chicago just became the murder capital of America. I don't understand. It's been a felony to have a gun since 95. I thought that was supposed to prevent murders. I'd increase them. Criminals will always find a way to get guns, while the rest of us are just left defenseless. Chicago authorities have seized over 75,000 firearms since 1995. And now, Chicago's murder rate is twice as high as New York City. Tonight, while you're asleep, criminals will be at work. Not in Kennesaw, Georgia. In 1982, our city passed a law requiring every household to have a gun. 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