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But anyway, interestingly enough, it has been a very busy weekend. I want to say thank you to all our friends for all the help. Part of the beach went well. Everybody got a chance to iron things out for the up and coming operations that are going to be scheduled, that are scheduled, and there are others we're working on. Now be patient. We've got a couple of events coming up, one after another after another. This next week is the Allstate militia meeting for Virginia. That's going to happen. We also have the Carolina meeting coming up. That's going to happen. That's already in rock now, so everybody pay attention there. We are looking at dates for number one, Knob Creek, which is the 11th and 12th for sure. Let me double check to make sure you get this right for everybody. Saturday is the 11th. Now of course it's the three day event. It starts on Friday, which is the 10th. So the 10th through the 12th is Nob Creek. We are looking at a series of speaking engagements in the Northwest. That's coming up. And also another event down in good old Austin, Texas. Our friends down there are working at this. And we've got Stevie, everybody does that, people at different times. Oh, let me make sure I get this right. Jimmy Vaughn, Stevie Ray Vaughn's brother, as I understand, right? Yup. But Jimmy Vaughn is a musician his own right, so you shouldn't do that. Yeah, terrible reaction. One guy is, he ain't around no more. Right, it's like, yeah, Stevie Ray Vaughn, you know, him, well this is his evil twin brother, you know. It's not the case at all. It's his very competent brother, Jimmy Vaughn. He's got a good following all on his own and has had for quite some time. He is very well known. Well, he's probably going to be performing down there too and we're working to coordinate with him on that. Him and the guys down there with the network are ironing things out today. I didn't want to pester him again because the guys at the network had been running for all night and I know how that is so we figured I'd give him a little bit of rest. We'll probably call them after we're done with our second hour and we'll follow up on whatever else needs to be tweaked. But this is a warning order that we have a series of events in the Northwest that are coming up and also back down in Texas and probably in Oklahoma. So be warned on that for our friends that are in those areas. We've had a lot of requests get on to Florida again. We'll see what happens there. That's probably going to happen too. But we're going to need some coordination. Again, we have to be operational when we get down to the other end, so we are going to have to tighten things up and make sure everything is tweaked properly. That means drivers and vehicles, people. Drivers and vehicles. Also, when we do get down there, we will make the most of the time we have to meet as many of you as we can. Same without Wes, because I know there are a lot of questions. It is interesting that Everybody has pretty well got the same attitude. I understand, and we've got to address this again on the air too. I know a lot of people have said, well if it does anything to do with militia, we're not talking to the enemy anymore. Our job is to prepare to fight. And I do agree, your job is to prepare to fight. However, I'm going to add something that I've always mentioned. When you win, what kind of a government do you want? That's a good question. That really, really is. Because many are willing to run to the fight. A lot of people don't pay attention to the consequences. Right. We're going to win. I don't have a problem because I believe wholeheartedly we are going to win. The other side is terrified that you'll realize that too. Once we win, we've got to beware. This is where we must be sound in our practices with regard to our spiritual position and with what form of government we wish to protect and defend and to continue to propagate. We are not revolting against our form of government. We have an excellent form of government. Not one scumbag with the exception of a handful of congressmen, not one of the scumbags wants to use it because there is one problem with our form of government. It puts chains upon government. And none of these Shishas, that has been a fight right from the very beginning. So here is the question for all of you listening. What form of government do you want? If we are not careful, and this is something that we have again the difference between the American Revolution and what we saw just a short time later with the French Revolution with the Jacobin, the nutcases that took over there, first guard killing a whole bunch of people and then ended up being killed themselves and then yet another bunch killed that bunch. Now, forgive me, we don't want to see that and there's no reason for it to happen but we have to talk about this now. What type of victory do you wish for you can reach out and grab hold of that that victory or that victory rope there? And it can either be hoisting the flag of Liberty or thinking you're going to be hanging a bunch of people's without thinking about the you know the process involved Mark many times we've talked about music and you know something that really sticks in my cry as of late I've seen it a couple of times and it's worked into an advertisement Maybe it's something real popular with your your Subteen or your teenage daughter because it was a girl singing it But it's some goofy song about being a little girl, but one of the portions of the refrain is, we need a revolution, we need a constitution, new constitution, we need a revolution. That's part of the refrain. Now, we've addressed this before. That's not really exactly what one might call a very subtle attack on our children's futures. That's not really subtle. Because what it's putting in their mind is, well, we need a revolution, we need a new constitution. When exactly what you're trying to explain, Mark, is, well, the Founding Fathers said they probably expected a revolution about every 20 or 25 years, but in order to fight to keep the constitution. We're kind of all doing that one, aren't we, Mark? Yep. And again, here's the thing, what they're talking about is they're going to try and plug in the new world or the globalist UN nonsense. And the UN nonsense, you have no rights. These are all simply privileges handed down by some overlord slash MAFSA who is going to of course use a whip on you every once in a while. Now that's one of the reasons. Let's tie this in with something else we've mentioned that's coming up here. If you went and saw the new Batman movie or most of the new movies in the theater right now, Day of the Earth Stood Still is now in its remake. Now for all you young people listening, I want you to remember back in the 1950s when Davey Earth stood still, they were pushing the UN agenda. Surrender everything to the UN or the UN is going to incinerate your planet or your country, be it the United States or whoever. You all need to surrender to the Ring Knocking New World order spit-swappers. Now, my question would be, what would they plug in now? Because you see the agenda they use then is, you know, with the, you know, with the Rhea characters, you know, well, you know, you guys are testing nuclear devices and that was the trigger that we had to come in and, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And so, of course, if you do not surrender completely to the UN slash the global galaxy agenda, then we will turn your planet into a Burt cinder. Well now of course they've got CG and there are some really cool shots, which by the way are pull-offs from the Nuke strikes from, let's see, Trader 2. Also, from some of the other more recent CG work done for Fantastic Four. All they had to do was wait until they could plug it into another movie. You got the sugar crystal type melting process with the casualties and the people in the cities and everything. We are doing it now. We don't have any above ground testing. What do you want to bet they aren't going to do? Because of you people and your global warming. Of course, they should have said climate change. You never know. Little funny Don? You are right. They might just sit that way too. The goofs, everybody primed and they are so dumb down. People say, are we going to soften that way? No. People are so dumb down. That's all there is to it. You can't be. There's no point. Well, shall we say slow? Here's a nice one. There is a lightweight. The market comes from Scripture. It is rather blunt. It goes almost exactly like people will be destroyed for a lack of knowledge. Does that smack you upside the head, you guys? And what's sad about it is that they're having to use these meek leaves before they were, you know, they didn't have to have the imagery to go ooh or ah. Instead what they did is they used the subtlety of language. and let your imagination run with it. Dave Uriston still is not this big massive action pact. It's not like Indiana Jones or National Treasure or any BS like that. It was just the idea that people were educated enough that they could create the nuance of what would happen. We all had to go, oh, we need to surrender our liberty to the UN because it meant they will kill us. It's like, oh, how about them first? Okay, well the same is true right now with all this BS. And we know we've got to hammer this with our young people. Look at how the cycles run. Remember, they pull that cassette or that R, that 33 and a third RPM record off the shelf. Notice I didn't say CD and I didn't say MP3 file. Notice this stuff is so old that it's on cassette or record. They boil it off, plug it in, and go for replay. testing to see if maybe we're stupid enough that we'll buy into their BS. See how that works? It's not that they're brighter, just the reverse. They had to dumb the population down to see if they could get away with this BS. That's the sad part. They dumbed the population down. Just the reverse. 20 years ago, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, even 50 years ago, a whole hell of a lot of people were pretty well up to speed and understood the threat. And so they had to put the brakes on it. All of the treachery of the Korean War had to be put, you know, this is why they don't port it. When people say it's the forgotten war, let me ask you something. How can you pull the cassette off the shelf when you have a living memory, a whole bunch of people that'll tell you what was going on with that BS called Korea? Well, that's why it was the forgotten war, people. The media was told, don't talk about it because we're going to plug it in again in 10 years in Vietnam. Oh, that's right. Now, think about this. You know what? We lost almost as many men in two and a half going on three years worth of all out conflict in the peninsula in Korea as we did over the 10-year period in Vietnam. And they want to reduce Korea to a police action. Right. When in reality, and again up until the Democrat Jimmy Carter came in, every man knows it was a soldier that you would receive for your tour of duty in Korea when you signed up. If you signed up in the Army and you went to Korea, that you got your combat patch because that's still a combat zone. And part of the engineered lie was to take the combat patches away from the men who were there who in reality would be earning a combat patch. And rightly so because the DMZ was a war zone. Still is a war zone. Nothing has changed there yet. But again, that is part of this rewriting history. George Orwell's 1984 but with all these CFR spit swappers tied right into the program. That is what it is all about. So anyway, the point is guys, we are seeing this wave. We are seeing this next wave right now. Help us. All of you can help us by spreading the word about how to connect with this program and others. We'll help to teach people, or at the very least, I'll tell you what, you need files. Here's another thing you can do. Now the atomic clock says it's 5.19 after that's 19 minutes after the hour Eastern Standard Time. I'll just give you a benchmark. Today is the 11th, by the way. It is Monday. And Edward has archives of our programs. Now, it is designed to help this network because we need to stay up and on the air. To do this, we have to cover the bills. So we do archive, but we archive and ask that if you would, you pick up a whole month's worth of LTR, whatever month you want, and then you have it on the shelf. And it will be on CD, very clean. You can copy it. And give it out to whoever you think you want to so that they are able to listen in to the Intel report for a whole month's worth of listening. And we cover a number of subjects and we are at different points in energy depending on how many hours we have been running and what day it is obviously. But we are still there every day and we again follow up on what it is we are talking about, wherever possible, or we plant seeds. Well, will you let us do your talking for you when you are trying to teach someone? Some of you listening right now are up listening live to LTR because that is exactly what happened. Now, help us by teaching more, bringing more people up to speed, connecting them with the network. We have listeners not just here in the United States but all over the planet. I know that. I want to say hi to all of them. We love everybody out there. We love the whole planet in reality. That's how we are supposed to be. Now, cross us, cause problems, try to think you are going to occupy the US, attack us, you are in trouble. But otherwise, we have a beautiful planet, we have a lot of wonderful people out there. Where those people are, they have their own country to deal with. We don't have time to deal with them. We will have commerce with them, we will do business with them in different ways because we always have throughout the history of this nation. That is nothing new but we will do it with equity. We are going to do it in a proper fashion, not with this engineered BS being stuck up our everybody signed in by the Council on Foreign Relations, the Bilderberg. group and the nutcases from Bohemian Grove. That's going to change. That is coming. That's happening. You're all dying of old age. You've got a bunch of goofs they've recruited, but they ain't good enough. The quality of them has gone down. The quality of them has gone down. There we go, proper English. And for that reason, they're in trouble, kids. Now, we've got to decide how well we're going to do it. And it gets right back to that first question. What kind of government do you want when we're done? Now, when you get into these dingleberries that do the, yeah, we've got to get into the Constitution, really? I'll go right back to the turn right around, and say, really? Do you think so? Well, shut up. Well, hold on. Well, what do you mean? You can't say that to me. Yeah, shut up and sit down right now. Wait a minute. I got right. No, you know, you can throw out the Constitution. And guess what? The Bill of Rights is attached to them. Oh, wait a minute. Yeah, baby in bath water syndrome. You see how that works? The enemy knows this. The one thing, it's not the Constitution that they're worried about even though they've attacked. I mean, think about this. The Constitution has been so heavily attacked that whole chunks have gone and now they're working on the Bill of Rights. Now, the way that this document works, people, is not that it's going to stop them. Because the only way that paper is going to stop them is if honorable men are in place to hold the real estate that those documents control. So what we have is we've had, and this is especially the last several years here, it's just like we started back in the 90s. You know what? You're in a fighting position. It's 3 o'clock in the morning. You have everything from pop flares to dingle wires with cans full of pebbles. or cartridges, you know, spent cartridges, they make nice noise too. And you've got razor wire, and you've got barbed wire, and you've got, oh, even pungy stick pits out there, and you're sitting there and all of a sudden you hear, there goes a pop flare out there in front of you, about, oh, half a mile away. Hey, something's moving. Then you hear, d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d Those are your amendments being attacked. Yes. That's the Bill of Rights being attacked. That's what it is. The Bill of Rights is not a wall. It's not some, you know, sword. It's a defensive network designed with tangled foot and barbed wire and trip flares so that you will know when the enemy is coming and why you need to prepare and to arm yourself. That's all it was designed to do. It does not guarantee you anything. In fact, another way to look at it is, look at it like a series of 10 nails holding shut Pandora's box. Or, so we say, perhaps screws might be a better choice there. Can you imagine you're sitting there watching and instead of you reaching over and opening Pandora's box down, you see this screw coming out and going, and it hits the counter. The box is sitting on you, and you're going, hmm, that doesn't look good. Another screw backing out as if all by itself. Wait a minute, that's two of them. Hey, this isn't looking good. Maybe we should do something. Go get some nails. Even if the screws aren't holding, guess what? We're going to make sure that lid stays on. In fact, we might go get some chain while we're at it too and make sure we wrap it up a few more times just to be safe. That's the whole purpose. That's what the Bill of Rights is. Don't think the Bill of Rights stands by itself. It can't. It simply can't. 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So what we're going to do when we come back, we'll give you more pertinent data and cover some other subjects. This is the Intel report. Liberty Tree Radio, Donna Mark back in three. Again, your, your, hey, the intelligence report and it is again, August 11th. Gear's here just a little bit, you guys. up some things. You know, we hardly ever do real, you know, what you might see on television news here unless it's pertinent. We're not going to tell you, man bites dog. Although, you know, we might think you're going to see that in a headline though. What we try to do is, again, is offer up examples. You know this, Mark, and I can't reinforce this enough. I used to say it in particular while you were gone, and when I started the Saturday Hour, you know, it's not my job to bring you the news. It's my job to get you ready for the war that's coming to this continent. Well, You know, war can be wished in many forms, can't it? And if you've never read Sun Soo's book, The Art of Waging War, or rather The Art of War, get your own copy of it. There are numerous translations. Clavell's is pretty good. The same guy who wrote Shogun, James Clavell I think is his name, he comes up with a pretty good copy of it and read it. And for examples of that war in its very subtle forms, Mark, you know, There's this company now, they had a half hour commercial in the hour before this hour. They had a half hour show. And they were telling you about they have control of more than 850 foreclosed homes in Michigan. And we're going to offer them to you at auction on two coming Saturdays, and rather the next few Saturdays. And you can take the tours and peruse these homes. And this is not a seminar, but 850 that they have struggled or done the inside job or bought out that we're in foreclosure. That's just one little company doing this, Mark. There are plenty of people doing it only they don't do a half an hour advertisement in the middle of the afternoon about it. According to them, you can go and buy this $140,000 house. Bidding starts at $1,000. Well, you know, it'll go up from there. Again, you can go down to your local sheriff's office every day and see, you know, by law they're required to list and evictions. Well, they do it right there. They pin them up on a little cork board in this county. Perhaps they list it electronically in your neck of the woods. Carry that thought along with, in the interim, while Michigan's suffering like it hasn't suffered since the days of the Dust Bowl, and I know that's Oklahoma and the Southwest, I know that, but I just use that as a time frame, you guys. We have a Phyllis Canadian leader, the imported Gubbiner here, Mark, the Queen of the Moles. She tells us that we'll turn Michigan into a service related area. We'll have people come here for vacations. Gas prices killed the heck out of that, didn't they? A lot of people are taking what they call a staycation now. That's even become a word in the American vocabulary mark. a If you've got disposable income, you can afford to put some gas in the car and maybe go up and rent. Do what people do on a vacation. Go to Mackinac Island or spend time in the state forest. It's beautiful. One of the things that people do here in Michigan, and I'm certain it happens in a lot of other states, is They take some of that disposable income, and many times it isn't so disposable, but they go to the casinos. Mark hoping to, I doubled my money yesterday at the casino and they won't tell you, well, they lost three times that over the last year and a half. You know what I mean? And they mortgaged a home there and it's now owned by the casino. Oh, but now it's being foreclosed on. But casino over by Mount Pleasant, which is, if you put your hand, your index finger in the center of the palm of your right hand, it's about Mount Pleasant, Michigan. There's a casino there, you know, where people go to lose some of their disposable income. They're laying off some mid-sixties, about 65 people, and that's almost 60% of the people that they, their general staff. That is an example of, you know, there are people that would say, well, people are just getting tight with their dollar. Well, again, open your wallet. Did you see that moth fly out? And I don't say that as a Popeye cartoon. But the cat said it was a tasty moth. Yeah, well, look at that. It got a meal today, didn't it? Only about all it'll get today. It might end up in the kettle. But at any rate, these are examples. These are what one might call yardsticks or mile markers. X amount of homes foreclosed and even the casinos. People can't even afford to go out and bet a little money. That needs to be, oh, I'm certain, right behind prisons in Michigan. One of the biggest growth industries in Michigan, Mark. But again, as we see this, well, gee, I opened my wallet and the moth flew out, kind of syndrome across Michigan. And you know what I haven't heard in a while, Mark, is we're suffering from a one state, you know, they tried to tell you for a good long time, we're suffering from a one state depression, oh, oh, recession here, you know, as they point to Michigan. But it isn't that way anymore, is it? No, no. In fact, what they tried to do is regional compartmentalize everybody that way. Oh, yes. It's only in your state. I mean, is it in Michigan? No, no, no. They were saying, remember, what's cute about that too is they do that on the national level. It's only in your state where they're having problems. Yeah, don't talk to your cousin in Kentucky or Florida or California. You know, I've done it like this before. When I mention those states, it urges me to do this, Mark. California, the American dream. Many people, when I grow up, I'm going to move to California. And as the pilgrims looked west, and even the John Wayne, California, the cowboy movies, California, all the legends, suh-suh, dude, and hot rods and everything, and millions made. California, go to California and become a millionaire. Now, let's talk about another American dream. Let's move to Florida and retire in Florida where things are just great and you know You can't hardly even hear your neighbor flush their toilet. I did say that and that's not exactly a you know real friendly phrase But there are places in Florida that are becoming so jam-packed. It's worse than living in an apartment in Chicago now Michigan the economic wonder of America, you know one day we're building cars the next day we're building Jeeps and tanks one day we're building cars and we're in three weeks a whole factory is converted into building B-24s. Michigan, again, the industrial might of the nation. Now, the industrial might has been gutted. The retire in Florida dream is just non-existent. And the California dream? Well, when they tell you that Michigan is suffering a one-state recession, they do not tell you that California has more foreclosures than Florida, which has more foreclosures than Michigan. I'll be quiet now. I rest my case. But a whole section of the paper, and that's all that it is, is line after line of announced foreclosures. Think about that. And that's just one town, one city. See, actually, they're not towns. These are cities. Saginaw was where the Saginaw Steering and Gear plant was that made the Saginaw Steering and Gear M1 carbine guys. A lot of you guys have Saginaw Steering and Gear carbines in your collection. That's where it came from, that's Saginaw. Bay City of course was known for oil and steel and the two of them combined were a little industrial complex separate from even Detroit as you all know it. In fact, Laquita Way is from Detroit. Between it was Flint, Michigan which also produced a lot of equipment and a lot of trucks and a lot of cars. Birthplace of the Corvette, Flint, Michigan. Even Corvette sales, rich people go out and buy new Corvettes on a whim or whatnot. sales are down 20% this year, Mark? But not even that is the case. Think about it. In other words, you reverse the formula. Normally somebody would go, oh I'm going to go out to Las Vegas, or I'm going to go down to, you know, Osco, you know, down to, say, St. Pete, Florida. Or they're going to go over to Virginia Beach. They ain't doing that. They're staying home. Well, I'm sorry. If they're doing that, at least they stay local. But they're not even doing that. They're just staying in the house. Speaking of staying local, and you can review. in the history of the depression. You know, in the depths of the depression mark, it was most anybody that really wanted to, if they could come up with three cents or a nickel, many a child spent a Saturday afternoon at the matinee. Go and see two, you know, keep the kid, keep the child busy for the afternoon. Go and see two feature lengths and a couple other things, you know, for a three cents or a nickel. And they, Psychiatrists look back at this time and many an adult would sit there too in that time frame if they could spare that change. And they called it an escape. Now understand that when I tell you. They go and watch a movie and for a little while they don't have that burden of well we lost the farm. But I got a nickel I'm going to watch her. I'm going to go see Clark Gable tell what's her name. He don't give a damn. What was the name of that movie? Oh Gone with the Wind. much like the American economy. Gone with the wind. But now, look at, in this relatively comp... oh, not relatively, comparably timeframe as far as, you know, well, people, you open your wallet and the moth flies out, Batman, some lousy Batman movie, set record, you know, more people that went to see that than probably went to church in America this past Saturday, Sunday mark. And that's another thing. And you know, maybe that's not true, the measure. Maybe that's just off the top of Don's head. Generally when I say something like that, I'll qualify it. That's a guesstimate from Don. More people went and watched Batman, they tell me, from their returns. Guessing, well they made $87 trillion billion last Saturday alone, then probably went to church, or Sunday. And again, that offers up that escape, doesn't it? When people can't, I just can't fess up to, or face up to reality. Lost the farm and the tractor and the dog ran away too, so I'm going to go see the Batman movie. Wow. Wow. Well, you know, after all, the Batmobile was killed in the last number of room for everybody. Oh darn. And now there's the Batbike again. Now we got the Batbike. And that's all he's driving around in. This is much more economical fuel wise. Even Batman has to cut back. There is a whole lot of reality to be faced. A lot of things need to be done. We've talked about it. We'll harp on it again. Food, water, storage. Make sure that you have the tools that you need to be able to maintain a trade. A lot of you are skilled tradesmen, but you need to make sure you have the machinery on hand to get the job done. That is as important as any other aspect of what we're talking about here because we need to build our nation. To do that, we need to make sure that all of you that are able to operate in that particular realm are plugged in and ready to go, guys. Since that's simple, we've got to be ready for this. So, we're looking at building back an economy, making sure that everything is plugged in where it's supposed to be. And again, what form of government do we want? We want our limited constitutional government. We want our system in place, not an alien system in place. No, you're not going to substitute our form of government to some BS that some other character has pulled out of his hind end that has nothing to do with the reality of the world as it should work, but rather some fiction that they call communism. We are going to submit to them either, so we are going to have to put our foot down. Or maybe just put that number 10 and a half right up there. But when it is all done, we are going to implement our form of government. We need to be ready for that. We need to be able to implement all of the aspects of it locally too. The corruption, the Byzantine corruption warned about for so long, has permeated all the way down to the local level where you have arrogant buggers who think they can virtually, because they've been told from their little ring knocking buddies from above, that they can get away with murder. Well, that's going to stop too. And it's going to be stopped with a surprisingly short jerk in some cases. You figure out what that meant. Okay. Two foot drop. Yep, it's off. That's how it works. and the rest will be history. Now we do have a bunch of other activities coming up so don't forget and keep a watch or an ear to the programming here because we're going to let you know how that works out. Another couple things real quick and this is supply and support because I've been spending a little time on the phone with some of our sponsors and allies. First of all, Don, we've talked about discarding Sabo slugs for quite some time. Well, you guys are going to like this. Yes. Now J&D Components is up and online. I wanted to double check to make sure that I'm giving the number up, but I talked to Joyce today. J&D Components is located in Orem, Utah. They produce 30 caliber Sabo cups for use in any 30 caliber. 300 Win Mag, 300 Weatherby Mag, 300 Savage, 30 Out 6. 308 for a lot of you who have the 308 NATO cartridges, okay? Think about this guys. We know what the price has gone to there. Now they have all the tools, they have all the technology right there on hand. The company I just confirmed, they have inventory, many thousands in stocks. I'm going to give you all the specs on this, but I'll give you an idea. Any of you out there have lathes? Anybody out there have programmable CNC machinery? I'm certain. Okay, now here's the thing. I want you to use as a template. A standard Sierra Boattail Military Ball Bullet. What do you spec it to? Standard Military 308 Ball. The 173, 176, or 178 grain, whatever. Take your pick. They're all the same basic jacket. There's variance in what tin and anomote you're on board on the inside. But it's the jacket dimension that you need. You take drill stock, or you take steel rod of whatever spec is closest to the dimension for 30 caliber. You then literally throw that stock into the lathe or into your CNC machine and you start cranking out mimics of the 762 NATO .30 caliber projectile. Suggestion. The only change would be to go to a spire, an absolute razor or needle tip for the front. Okay, that's the one good thing. But remember, maintain your specs with regard to length of the bullet I'm going to that will hold a .223 projectile. Now the reason I brought up .30 caliber is because there is also a .50 caliber cup. Think about that. Same process is going to be exactly what we went through with .30 caliber. We do it with .223 the same way with a standard 55 grain jacketed ball round projectile. Standard military. Okay. I think CM193 is what we want to look at. Anyway, we mimic that and use the drill rod or the steel stock that will be closest to so that when you mill it down it will be to exact specification. Now, there is a centering tool that it fits right into. Think about this. It fits right into your standard die for whatever rifle, caliber you are loading. This is key. Now, you then take this whole system and you load to spec a Sable cup 55, well a little bit of, it will be, ah, forgive me, get this out. It will be a little lighter or a little heavier depending upon the metal that you choose. Some people have used tungsten carbide, you figure out what that's going to do, and it will be much denser and heavier. But otherwise what you're creating is a full steel bullet. This sits in a 30 caliber sable cup. You then load your 308 round accordingly. And what you have is a .223 bullet, solid steel, that makes no contact with the rifling of the weapon. The Sable Cup does that and will be propelled at about 4,000 plus feet per second. You decide what velocities you want to push her at, okay? Which means there is no flight time to target. Think about that. 4,000 feet per second. There's no lead adjustment with most targets out to average long ranges. It's like a laser. Now you could load a ball around if you want to. That's not a problem. But two, two, three bullets are becoming just as much of a uniqueness as say, .308, right? So what we're going to do is recommend start building your own bullets out of solid stock steel since we can't get bullets and they want to try and cut them off. The SABO cup is 30 caliber which means it will work in your 300 Savage, your 30 out 6, your 308, 762 NATO. By the way, this will also work in your AK47s. Oh my gosh. Now, all of a sudden you've got a laser rifle on your hands because here's the other thing. This steel dart in a SABO cup will, let's just say, there's not a whole lot standing in front of you that's going to stop something going that velocity. Does everybody get my hint on this? So here's an excellent opportunity for you guys to upgrade and also to save money on the range. Because if a case is going to cost you $0.68 per loaded case right now for .308, you need to be saving up all of your .308 NATO brass and or steel case NATO brass and you need to be reloading. Now, since you're going to reload, this is another solution because 30 caliber bullets are going to start to disappear. However, 223 is obviously going to be around for a little while, at the very least until we eat it all up and we're doing that too. So then we go to building our own bullets. See how that works? Now, you want to find out more? This is a great idea. These make for great anti-varmint rifles. Of course, it can be any number of different types of firemen you might be shooting at, but with the velocities we're talking about here, there is no possibility of reacting to the round. Think about it. You have no time to think about the bullet one. When you pull the trigger at 4,200 to 4,700, that's right, we're talking pressing just under 5,000. depending on the steel that you go with people, remember the lead or copper jack would heat and it wouldn't melt. But what will happen is it will also make semi-soluble the lead inside the projectile. But a solid steel dart, in other words a solid steel projectile in that sable cup, will heat up in flight but isn't going to lose very much of its density and it isn't going to disintegrate in flight. This shouldn't happen even with a jacket around, but let's just look at the dynamics. So the advantage you have here is you've got a very stable steel dart going down range. When it hits that two-legged wood chuck with the funny black fur and the strange white three-letter area that's in front of it, it will go straight through whatever it's wearing and out the other side like it was hit with a laser beam. Oh my goodness. Wouldn't that be cool? Air defense works the same way. No lead time. 4000 feet per second. Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. Almost guaranteed as long as you stay stable and keep thinking and stay calm, you're going to put pretty much all your fire right into the target area and it's going to get there now. Kind of nice when it comes to air defense operations. Oh yes. Now, here we go. Get your pen and paper ready because we're almost at the top of the hour. J&D components. The next line is 75E350N. 75E350N is the second line. Orem, Utah, 84057. That's J and D components. 75E350N. Orem, O-R-E-M, Utah, 84057. Now here's their phone number, 801-225-7007. Don, you've got it right there, don't you? Oh, yes, I do. Again, 801-225-7007. Now let's talk some more numbers here, Mark, because you guys, if you want 100 of those 30 cal Sables, what is that, like $6? If you want to go to $1000, it's going to go down to $5 each if you go to $1000. And if you want $5000 or more, that's a big lot. But man, I'm certain you guys could figure out something to do with these. Even if it's just buy that $5000 and stand back with your gun at $100 and $200 out to X amount yards and figure out your new drop. Well, if you buy in the 5000 watts, you get it down to $4.60 per hundred. That's pretty darn cheap. Yep. That's awful cheap. By the way, the present color is gray, which is a nice tactical color. Mention that if they're going to do up a new batch, try to stick with a tactical color. We can live with a brighter color, but Let's try to keep everything subdued. Tans, greens, earth browns, whatever. Black, greys, fine. Whatever they use, just try to go with tactical colors. I know they've got them in blues, reds and other colors too. Probably because when they do the plastic molding, it's a matter of what's cheap. Well, in this case we need tactical colors. Now, here's another thing. This is another place where these 30 caliber cups come in handy. If you go to equipping for the new old order part two. You will see a demonstrated example of the discarding Sabo cup with a 50 grain Sierra, or forgive me, 50 grain Spitzer bullet. Loaded in a 7.62x25, oh that's right, .30 caliber Tokarev pistol round. Now, out of a 5 inch barrel, out of a standard Tokarev, or a Brinhandle Mauser, utilizing that discarding Sabo load you're pushing 2800 feet per second plus or minus depending on the powder charge you use. Guys, what's the velocity of a standard M16? Wait a minute, you mean to say that I can take a handgun and using basically a bullet that's almost the exact same with only five grains off from a standard M16 round? I can do that out of a pistol. and not beat the pistol to death. Low pressure, high velocity. Low pressure, high velocity. You don't bring up the chamber pressures at all. There's no dramatic pressure increase in the chamber people, which means that you have got yourself a hand-held Star Wars blaster. Oh my goodness. What can we do with that? Point and squirt. Yes, now here's another idea. The reason we have to use the Spitzer is because the Tokarev and the Tokarev pistol mag only has so much room, guys. We've got to make sure it stays within the length or loading it in the magazine. Okay, that's one of the ideas. Well we're at the top of the hour already, John. Yes we are. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening. Hopefully we give you some ideas. Help us out. Help out PBN. We're going to help to keep you up to speed. Get hold of the J&D sales. 801-225-7007 ASAP. www.jmdcomponents.com is their website. God bless the Republic. It's godmother's country enjoy our liberty. Anything, Don. I can fulfill the heart of the sun. The sun's our liberty. Can't fight our troops can use our, yup. Move it. Back down, it's up to the tea. And the sun will always shine on the old liberty tree. It's a tall, it's a sense, the sense of liberty. It's a tall, it's a strong.