I had a dream the other night that, when 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 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. 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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? Both 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'd 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 watched 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, when you get done three seven six eight four one six you guys this is going to be a bonanza for you here they've got two three goodies five dollars a good long time and doing it for a while and try to pay attention to them because you know skip tell but used to say that 27 things you can do wrong just and you know you're just going to increase your accuracy okay and it's good to print real small groups at a hundred yards and even you know snive and beyond right printing less than an inch in a hundred yards that's a 10 inch spread of a thousand yards if you've got to. Now you know there are people that doesn't mean you know if you got somebody just punched a sabbat you know a sable and 50 cal. There are people who elaborate on if you're gonna start shooting those twice as fast there's a lot you know a great argument inside the gun world for a guff is gonna be so you know there's just you know brought for a good long time and the Moy there, the 13th, you address this many times if you're going in that direct if you pick up a 1911 that's basically built to govern. If it'll cycle At the time that 1911 was built, Civil War ourselves, in a time when like dumb dumb bullets were applied, you know, sent down the range and holes of flesh out of human beings, or you know, going big animals and bigger guns. One came around, there were basic standards that were developed, even standards for the military. Well, you can't shoot somebody with a dumb dumb, that causes too much internal damage and guarantees their death, and you know, on and on and on. Well, this is one of the reasons why you have all ammo. become a standard. Am I right about that? Oh, absolutely. Actually, the interesting thing is that because of the Geneva Convention and the Hague treaties, there was a set number of performances that had to be made on the part of French just the rifles themselves had to perform, plus of course the ammunition itself. It was supposed to be a humane round. You don't know if it was a humane wound. I don't know how you could call anyone the humane, but as we know, there are ways that you can make a round more devastating. It's interesting, everybody's tried to get around this in different forms. Example of the U.S., well, the standard is you can't use 22 or below for a military cartridge. Well, as we know, our USM16 round is 5.56, so we claim that it's a .223. In reality, it was proposed to be at the lower, just at .22 caliber. but by making it 2.223 we exceed the specs for the Geneva Convention. On the Russian side, the Russians made what were called cavitating hollow points, or actually cavitating ball rounds, in that the front of the ball is actually hollow or filled with plastic so that it actually crumbles and expands or shears. So that's the other direction there. But with the 45, one advantage, you've got to remember that we went down to a smaller caliber than 45 colts. under the logic that we were going to become modern down we're going to go to smaller calipers the problem is we're facing people who would typically were using uh... one form of opium or another to kind of dull there's their uh... sensory what happened is uh... Philippines or as with the uh... in China the six millimeter lead which was a hundred years ago was our equivalent to the m sixteen round back perform pretty much the same way we already We already been around the corner of the M16 type cartridge before and there were a lot of complaints. 10,000 of these were issued to the Marines and meanwhile the 3040 Craig was still in service too. That was at the rifle end. At the pistol end we had 38 service revolver and we had also 38 auto and it was 9mm Largo, between 9mm Largo and well you can shoot somebody if they were doped up several times but it was like hitting them with a nice pick if you didn't hit them in the proper spot and there was placed around perfectly on the other hand with the forty five still conforming to the you know conventions that have been laid down through the different uh... pre-league of nation agreements little forty five round you hit a once and chances are it delivered pretty much all the energy against the target even if it wasn't a flat you know even it wasn't a flat nose or hollow point because you know most a half-inch of you know lead metal sitting there So it's a pretty guaranteed people stopper. It's been around for a while. It's pretty comfortable to fire despite what you always hear in the movies and you see the massive recoil. It's not a dirty, hairy gun. And most women can actually fire the .45 quite comfortably. So don't get them scared. Don't start terrifying while watching all these things where you see the muzzle blasts and flames. Take them out and teach them how to use the weapon. The .45 will serve you well. We'll tell you what, we're going to go to break down. We'll be right back, you guys. The Intelligence Report. Fabrique National makes a rifle known as the Fusil Automatic Leger or Light Automatic Rifle considered to be the right arm of what's left of the free world. If you're familiar with FN FAL then visit GunPartsGuy.com An excellent source for parts, accessories, and technical support for all FAL rifles. If you'd like to modify or upgrade your FAL, the Gun Parts Guy has a great selection of new, refinished, and refurbished parts. The Gun Parts Guy doesn't have a Federal Firearms License and he doesn't want one, but he is THE source for parts and the best FAL kits today. 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I know there's guys that love their glocks and they love their sigs. I understand that too. But the one nice thing about the 1911 is it's an American tool. It's been around for a long time. There's about 100 years worth of parts laying around now and that's not an exaggeration. So in the toolbox it's a nice tool to have around and an easy tool to maintain. uh... also keep to maintain you know any gun show there's usually five to seven to ten people who are carrying nineteen eleven uh... parts uh... in any flavor you want and when i say that just a little investigating my personal attitude uh... i need a battlefield weapon that's going to be a little sloppy because i wanted to be able to handle mud in the dirt uh... if you're out in the field for any period time people there's a reason the nineteen eleven were built with a little tolling a little gap there so to speak okay in all directions rattles a little bit yes designs so that even in the mark government of the testing that was done and the standard for testing because of the battlefield conditions that most people they have not had a first-hand experience with uh... in world war one was the dark side of the moon like to like go to sleep in the mud wake up in the mud yep rhyme and the the fully the battlefield detritus was there every day and some of that was the people you knew yesterday Okay, so everything and anything and then the coal just as quick as the warm, all of these issues were tied into designing the weapons so that they would continue to function under the worst of conditions. My idea there is if you're using a pistol, that doesn't mean I can't reach with a pistol. You give me the right hand, give me any handgun. And once I know where it impacts, I can make you worry at 100 yards. I'm gonna make you worry real quick. In fact, as long as I got a good idea what the weapon is doing, I can easily bring that weapon in and bring it to bear and I will hit you five out of six times at 100 yards especially if it's one of those nice old K frames in the six inch barrel in 38 or 357. No, there's not that much energy down range at 100 yards of the 38 but guess what? You're not going to ask, hey, I wonder if he could do that again. Did that hit your heart, boss? Yeah, I'll tell you what. See, so the point is you're not going to be trying to engage at that range but you may have to hand out handguns, okay? You're going to end up having to distribute handguns as defense weapons. or you may not have enough weapons to go around and you're going to have to spread out the weapons you have look at the reference i made in the in equipping for the new world order part one you know the point is the m one car being and the personal handgun i may be standing here and somebody else is working all of a sudden they're in the right place at the wrong time and they're unarmed guess what uh... that handguns going to them that you better be put more downrange so to is better than one always okay So if you are, the idea is know how these many weapons work. Even if you do run a Glock, even if you do run a SIG, even if you're using a Walther P, say a P38 slash a P1, depending on which model you've got, or the French version, the P38 from the Post. You still want to know how these other weapons work, and the 1911 is so common that you've got to take the time to research it and understand it. It's also, I would say, the four basic weapons right now, K-frame revolvers of any kind, and once you master a revolver, it's just a matter of bigger or smaller, but a K-frame revolver because everybody from Smith to Cole to Rossi to... star to llama are producing k-frames and there's a whole bunch of knockoffs, armscore is making one out of the Philippines. Guys, there are tens of millions of Smith Model 10 knockoffs out there. Number two, 1911A1, why? Well, guess what? Same answer. You got a hundred years worth of parts. You learn one, you've learned them all. The only thing is a little tweak or trinkets that they, you know, tweaking trinkets that they attach, you know, that make it a little nicer in some ways with certain shooters. Beyond that, the Glocks, obviously, and if you've got the Glocks, you're covering the Sigmas and a lot of other firearms out there. And then it's going into the Sig Arms simply because there's a lot of Sig's out there. They're in government hands, they're in private hands, they're in foreign troops hands. I didn't mention, for instance, the Tokarev. It's because if you understand the 45, then you understand the Tokarev. The Tokarev is a poor man's 1911. Okay, for all practical purposes, that's all they did is they designed it ergonomically to Russian standards. but its basic performance is in the same range as far as how it operates and how it works as a 1911. It's just got a little Magnum 30 caliber cartridge in it instead. There are other minor variations in firearms, all through PPK, all the aftermarket knockoffs that are in that range. And then Jennings, there's a high point, high point makes a fine firearm. But the four basics that you want to look at because you're going to come across from on the battlefield, K-frame type revolvers or variations. 1911A1s, Glocks, you see a lot of Glocks carried in a lot of holsters don't you? Sigs slash also, we'll throw in the Sigs and HKs in the same family there. Understand and take a look at them. Get them the written information you can so that you're knowledgeable. You want to know where the magazine release is. You want to know whether or not there is a safety or what the safety is. Now to me the Glock has a basic thing done that goes back to the French. They don't put safety or they traditionally weren't putting safety on their rifles. Their logic is if you loaded it, chances are you're going to use it. So the safety is don't pull the trigger. It's the same with a Glock. Well the safety is don't pull the trigger sir. Okay. I understand how Glocks really work, but it reminds me of a French pistol in that respect. Anyway, point is, they're good firearms. They will serve you properly, understand their advantages. and their limitations and do that through research. Read all that you can. And I'm not saying read, you know, like say flavor articles where somebody, you know, thinks that's the, does your personal, you know, best weapon ever made. I'm talking about maintenance and performance information that teaches you how to use. So explain, the 45 can do this. It has a disadvantage, you know, the only disadvantage of 45 I see is weight, because some people complain about that. Personally, I like the idea when I pull the 1911 out. pop clang he still got closer one last one's there I can beat the snot out of him and beat him down with a 45 turn around drop the mag load the next mag in yeah look at that and it's all there I like that idea, okay? Because it's not that I plan on doing it. It's just assume the worst and you won't be disappointed. Make me think of the officer who pulled up a Glock to the side of a crook's head and brought back the frame alone. That's right. And the next step, the crook brought up a gun, brought up a knife. 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It's just not a fast weapon to bring to service. and Oswald didn't use the desk that we got Kennedy trust me okay I teach people how to do it all the time I have in the past I'll give them a six point five carcano in the M1939 I'll give them a six round stripper clip and we'll give them a chance to play with the action and once they find out that it ain't no butter action I'm gonna let them do you know three rounds and we'll give them as much time as they need to put them into a pumpkin guess what we give them closer range they typically because not familiar with the rifle or even if they are They're going to have a hard time putting the rounds into the target area the way they want, let alone from a moving on a moving vehicle. The 6.5 Carcano, what they did during pre-World War II is they actually created what were serrated rounds. Now on the outside it looked normal. It was a pencil bullet, a full jacket with a nickel wash, and what they did is they machined the inside and serrated the inside of the projectile almost all the way through the case. of the projectile itself. Then they cast the lead to each of the serrations. And it was a whole machine process that was done with this step, step, step, step. And then of course these bullets, rather than issuing out say, here Dom, take a handful of dumbed, you know, what we'd call fragmentation projectiles. Instead what they did is they just mixed them in with the inventory. So the soldiers really didn't know when they were going to use them or when they weren't. It had the same bullet weight, had the same basic performance, but on impact the projectile would break up into four or five specific smaller projectiles, one fourth or one fifth the weight of the overall bullet obviously. And these things were devastating. If you were hit with them, they'd list like a grenade going off. What happens is it impacts tumbles or yaws to a degree when it hits the body. and then immediately starts to separate. Well, if it hits a bone or it hits any solid component on the body, then it fractures completely internally and then exits perhaps or just waddles around and follows what's called the path of least resistance along the skeletal structure. Well, this is why you guys, you see a lot of the hollow point manufacturer advertising print. Now, another direction that somebody went, it might recall, I know Ron and our listeners might recall Glazer Safety Slugs. Yeah. Yeah, Glazer went the other way. They took number eight shot, basically put it into a regular cup with no, you know, was simply a plastic. Now it depends on what year it was, but they were plastic. They also used resin at one time. They experiment with it and dropped it, I think. But anyway, the point is that they, it was a sealed cup and went on impact. It performs like a regular jacket around, but upon impact, it immediately expands to full capacity, opens up just like a butterfly. And that shot, of course, does the same thing as if you were at the end of a 12, well not 12, a 410 shotgun muzzle. The shell, of course, the internal components of the shell spread out and create a massive shock trauma channel that goes in but typically doesn't penetrate all the way through. A lot of people, the depiction is with the people who have done medical work is it's like somebody put a grenade in someone. And they're quite effective. Again, the advantage of the Glacier Safety Slug especially is that if you're aiming a particular target and you miss and hit a wall, it's not going to go through and hit the neighbors next door. It will typically stay right there in the target area. Which is a good plus-plus thing for urban warfare operations too. I would assume aircraft security would be a good choice. They do have something like that that they were generating years ago when they were first proposing the air marshals carry certain arms. And the Glaser Safety Slug would actually serve that purpose, I think admirably because it wouldn't penetrate past the internal shell of the aircraft. Yeah, sure do. And it's probably going to sound like a dumb one, but maybe not. I was reading Teeth of the Tiger by Tom Clancy, and I was wondering if anybody looked into that succental choline thing, see if it really works or if it's just fiction. I'm sorry, what was it about? The Teeth of the Tiger by Tom Clancy. Okay, I'm familiar with the book, but what is the reference to? Aluminum Colleen, the stuff in that pen. What do you mean for projectiles? No, it's a phthalium. Skeletal, it's neuromuscular, it basically shuts down all the muscles in the body according to the book. And I was just wondering if that's just fiction. or if that stuff actually works. Hmm, I'd have to, of course, experiment against, it's not your first choice of things to do, but I'd have to actually see how it was proposing on deploying that or how to employ it actually. Well, of course, it's purely a matter of whether or not it's alloyed with something else. I don't think just aluminum. No. Tectional choline. F-U-C-C-I-N-Y-L-C-H-O-L-I-N-E. It's a chemical. Oh, it's possible. You know, that's possible, but I wouldn't even bother worrying about it in that, as far as trying to duplicate or reproduce it as an idea. Here's my basic rule on when I've seen anything generated like that with the control publications. We'll go up on a little angle here, because there are certain kook operations to produce text or for instance how-to books and initially when the company started out they were actually producing good information but then you know what you do is you start tweaking the information so that it actually is faulty and when you see something like that in a publication of that type I would question it especially because the idea is to mislead or you know again expend and use up resources with reality we serve the purpose or it doesn't do what it's supposed to do. Yeah, the enter Chris Cook book was a functional text and it was a simple, what that was, and here's a little history of that, that was originally a knockoff of the five black books of Special Forces improvised munitions, except that they took the simpler processes and incorporated them. The five black books, if you have them, are actually the original improvised munitions texts that were, you know, talked to anybody and everybody going through SF from the 50s into the 60s. Then there's a series of knockoffs or they're simplified compilations of the more intricate teachings. The problem is this, is that if again, as I point out, if it's really, really new, to a percentage, some of this is designed to get people hurt. In other words, it's an intentionally misrepresented formula, a misrepresented process. or I'll give you the best example, stand gun manuals. There's only one stand gun manual out there that's honest. All of the others have parts missing from the manuals. Now the original ones that were done years ago from the, say the sixties and the late seventies, or well, middle seventies, have all the parts and components information there, plus they have the actual specs. The other three done later, each one, now think about how crazy this is, because the stand gun is so blasted simple it's ridiculous, how would you miss parts on a weapon that only has a handful of parts to produce? The reason that they did this is so that they give you the idea that you have all the information, then you get frustrated because it doesn't work right, or the weapon malfunctions on its own simply because it can't be produced properly. This is true of a lot of the other information packages that have been done where specialized weapons systems or special improvised munition processes are concerned. So the basic rule is back up, go farther through the histories and text, don't worry about trying to simulate what are basically high-tech or, shall we say, special tech processes that really aren't applicable for our needs. There's a lot of other cooler stuff that's much simpler that does the job better anyway. Let me give you an example. When it comes to incapacitation, if we want to use something, capsium oil is a bugger. and yet capsium oil is nothing more than, as we know, pepper juice in whatever rendered form. Capsium oil in its mildest form can become an irritant. Capsium oil in its 10% plus form allowed to crystallize or dry on certain surfaces, incredibly effective personnel agent that up to and including burns. This can be done with stuff that's just off the shelf that we know we can apply, easy to manage, not dangerous for the operator, not a risk for anybody else to handle, which is the other consideration with chemical processes that remember it might be designed to neutralize the operator more so or the person who's trying to do the work than it is to, shall we say, neutralize the proposed target. Is that an idea, Ron? Long answer for it. It's progressing. It's only a matter of time until it's completely taken over our lives. We are entering martial law. Clearly, America has all the signs. 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We're on now go ahead now You wanted one more question ahead go ahead, please Well in a question is an observation I was thinking it would be really nice with that stuff work because I like the idea of being able to walk past those Cops in the New York subways with machine guns and no insignia no name tag or anything and just sort of Well, I'm faster than a few feet later. They're tough. I like that idea. Well, the secret police, you know, that was one of the things that, there have been people commenting about this, but any time there's been a police state, and of course, especially once they disarm the population, then the military and the police are always carrying machine guns in public. And it is interesting that for years, that was something you did not see in the United States, but everybody used to point out. In fact, now in Mexico, with the federales, typically if they have two men walking around, one guy will be carrying a submachine gun like a Smith and Watson Model 76. Now the MP5 is in pogue, but they'd carry whatever submachine gun was bargain basement. And that's what you're going to see in a police state or in a totalitarian state. We have not seen that in the United States until most recently here where they're now plugging in the rest of this globalist nonsense. And that should be a key indicator of exactly how far around the corner most of these schmucks are with what they're doing. So there are a number of different technologies, like I said, that are Really not that complicated. I might hint that one of the areas to look at is microwave ovens. And some of the fascinating things that can be done with microwave of a big hint. The technology is off the shelf. There's nothing they can do to restrict it. And remember that our enemies basically rely heavily on electronic technology for communications and on their weapon systems. But they can do nothing. Not just they don't do. they can do nothing to protect the microcircuitry from that type of technology. Remember, Homer says, I got the microwave to run with the door open. Yeah, exactly. And again, let's put it this way. What's that warning? Remember, Ron, think about it. What was the warning that used to be on the microwaves all the time about people with pacemakers? Keep the pacemakers away. That's right. Now, why? Now, that's with older solid state, larger solid state. Think about this. Everything from the electronics that run the night vision metascope the O-scope to running the flashlight which is an LED, OK, light emitting diode light through to the laser including the battery packs. All of that would be heavily affected, in fact it would be virtually neutralized. Here's another thing, everybody's worried about Star Wars and the Imperial Stormtrooper showing up with his headset with his cool vision glint equipment and with his really cool radio set. With an EMP type generator utilizing nothing more than the tube that's in a standard microwave, it would take less than a quarter of a second for virtually everything that he's carrying to be offline. a quarter of a second's exposure utilizing a specific tube and eliminating the safety switches. And even you can go one step farther, making a simple parabola to direct it so that it pushes down or knocks down both the power and the microch, the microchip circuits themselves. That's a hint, but let's put it this way. You can go one step farther, just as they're boasting that they're going to do this with other technologies. We're already doing this with prying people at distance, you know, with the anti-riot control weapons. Let's put it this way. The cop here in the air right now is a fly-by-wire system. That means you see the advantage. See? Now just imagine if somebody were to create a focused, say, microwave system utilizing a little more power and the plans for a satellite uplink design total cost $300. Only 20% of the typical fly-by-wire air fleet is protected from that type of energy burst. And remember, fly by wire means that when the circuit toasts, whatever the last order was given, that's the last order that that airframe is going to receive. Because what will happen is the basic aircraft itself, it's like playing a video game. When you shut off the control stick, what happens to the video game? She goes on her own without you and usually you lose real fast. I don't have a chance to auto rotate with that. Yep, now a cool thing is if you think about it, like let's imagine your front port. Let's mount one, two, or three of these little tube systems exposed on the front porch, or pointed towards a particular area of interest, or down a hallway. Let's say that we create a happy house that we want to bring the bad guys into. As they come in in their little five-man rush teams, or ten-man rush teams, hu-hu-hu, back and forth, one behind the other, and you hit the first switch, all of a sudden, everything goes, ha-ha-ha, oh, wait a minute, hey, why can't I hear her off? Why can't I hear her go, Frank, going, hu-hut? Guess what? I only can't even hear command and control operations. Right now, right off the bat, when the first switch hit, you've already neutralized their capability to communicate, and the aggressor going door to door to confiscate the guns is now completely isolated just as he thought you would be. Now, he's not going to fix it by walking out the door. Everything he just carried, everything he's carrying from his M4 or his AK with all his electronic toys on it ceases to function. I hope they go to electronic firearms. I really do because think about what would happen, Ron. Guys, everybody listen out there. What would happen if you used a microwave burst on a guy carrying an electronic gun? Perhaps they fail, huh? Well, gee, do you think his safety is going to work? You know how they got these things were saying, we're going to have these guns with a special ring. And if you don't have the ring, you can't use the gun. Oh, I hope they go to that. Think about what happens the first time you hit the switch and everything goes, no, no, no, no, no, Tiki no Rashi. I really, really like that. You see how cheap and easy it is when you make things more complicated? I do it from the subway in New York. Yeah, there's all kinds of, you know, we aren't going to hurt anybody. You don't want to. In fact, the whole idea is it just be that everything just wouldn't function. I mean, and again, it closes in. The problem with smaller is, remember, smaller becomes more sensitive. This is the same problem that we're seeing right now with everybody with these smaller cell phones. They look really cool. They are really neat, but they're also more susceptible to damage and they're more susceptible to failure because the system is so intricate. It's like a small Swiss watch, okay? Only in this case, an electronic tech, not even an electronic compressed system. A small burst of energy neutralizes it completely. Now this gets me into something else that I did mention a moment ago. Most people are not thinking about this. Do not throw away your old light bulbs, people. And do not throw away your small Christmas lights or anything like that. Why? Everybody's going over and I think these LED lights are a wonderful thing. We've got a bunch of them. I got them at the dollar store. In fact, we keep running on them because we go and buy everyone they got and then they don't get any more. But these LED flashlights from all these different sources are wonderful. They create great power, but you know, great illumination. But if there was an EMP burst, understand that those LEDs are light emitting diodes, completely susceptible to EMP pulse. They are also completely susceptible to other energy pulses of different types that would neutralize them. In other words, pop them. There's nothing you can do to fix them. They'd be burned out. On the other hand, that does not affect light bulbs, the incandescent light bulbs that we're familiar with in our solar, and of course that Bush just signed off a ban on by the year 2012. So I would tell everybody out there, save up your light bulbs, watch for the people throwing out their little Christmas trinketinkle lights, watch for all of the older style small base and big base light bulbs. You're going to need them. When summer comes you're going to see them in all these grab boxes at yard sales for free. We'll round them all up, take them all apart, box them up nicely, save those light bulbs. I use all of the Christmas lights for night vision lights. You know, for night illumination lights. Yeah, because they don't damage your night vision. Think about it, free Christmas lights, they're all red, they're green and they're blue. Okay, guys, it's perfect. It doesn't disrupt your night vision. You can sit them in a dozen different places. They don't use much energy. It allows you to travel around, but when you turn away from any lighting, guess what? You have total night vision capability because the element purple in your eyes hasn't been damaged. This is especially important when it comes to shooting in combat operations at night. If you don't have night vision, you can still prep everything else accordingly. I will remind everybody, what's going to happen is they've got everybody ginked over towards all these electronic items. That means that all they have to do is hit certain technologies and their logic is they're going to shut everybody off. We're going to be on the up curve, they're going to be on the down because they've gone to the microtech and microtech can be knocked out very, very easily. As I said a moment ago, I hope they go to these electronic controlled guns. Oh, hell yes. They're going to be completely disarmed. Well, we still have, oh, our archaic 1911s going pop, pop, pop. Well, that would really be embarrassing, wouldn't it, Ron? Absolutely. Hopefully, see, now you can go to all of your old popular mechanics, you know, the ones that used to give information on how to do things, and you know, before they became the politicized, you know, thing that they are now. uh... or you can go to a lot of your old electronic magazines and they will give you basic information i get another head here there's a uh... you can take that two or three-foot uh... satellite dish or even these new little micro dishes little tiny ones that are twelve inch points and use them as the basis for your emitter unit. Take the tube that you've got that's in the microwave, fixture it accordingly, and use it the way you would an uplink system, but use it for targeting a particular area. It would reach out to a quarter of a mile with the same amount of energy against the same focal point and do the same kind of damage to any microcircuitry in front of it. Beautiful. Okay, and again, that's simplifying what we've covered in classes in the past, and there's friends out there. They're the cool things, you also have the satellite uplink system too. Okay, thank you Ron. Thank you, Mark. You're welcome. God bless. And we're at the top of the first hour down already. Doesn't take long. As always, God bless the 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. Ooh-rah. Six-pan-ev. Hey, there's an archaic weapon that still works just fine when all else fails. Sticky-pokey. Sticky-pokey. It works. 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