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Well, ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on libertytreeradio.4mg.com, pbn.4mg.com, live 365, then go to Liberty Tree Radio, also mirror stations across the nation. We're on AM and FM micro stations, CB base stations, and UltraNet technologies east and west of the Mississippi, southern and central Alaska, and headed towards the Aleutians. Mike, today's date is? the 23rd of October, 2008 Thursday. In this latest issue, it covers legal matters and everything that's published every month. I'm not sure what the title of it is, but they're kicking around the idea that in an Obama administration, she should be the Homeland Security Director. I've mentioned before that she'd most likely get a slot as the Attorney General. The next thing is, I'm sure everybody by now has heard about all these envelopes with the mysterious white powder that's been mailed to all these banks. We got our fair share of them here in Phoenix yesterday. I think it was a day or so behind the other ones. I hear conflicting reports. The first time that they came out, they said it was six envelopes. Then later in the day, they said it was five. Yesterday, this morning, they said it was seven and now they said it was nine. I'm thinking, well, make up your mind. You guys need to get your lying, filthy story straight. I was talking with Jeff Bennett the other day, yesterday, and he mentioned that President Bush in the dark of night within the last couple of weeks has signed a Presidential Decision Directive for a mandatory anthrax vaccination. I'm not sure if it's scary or the fire providers hospitals and everything like that. So I'm wondering if this is you know, who's what origin of these mailing of the letters is this just to ramp this up in a precursor to convince everybody that this is what they actually there was also I got a call from my wife today. She works at a hospital that you have to say, you know that they're going to penalize you whether you do or you don't, but they actually have to have it on file now. that if you refuse another notch on the wall. Yeah, Sheriff Joe Van loaded with illegal aliens here within the last couple of years. And there was a two-year-old girl in there and nobody seemed to know, nobody said to the father they knew her or anything. They tried everything to try to get these people to know who it was and where they came from or everything like that. Nobody was saying anything, they circulated the photo. And the mother called from Illinois, identified, and now she flew down here to to the daughter, the identity theft and all these things and now it turns out that she's been deported at least twice on that issue. So when I was speaking that there seems to be some indication about the real reason behind why Buzz he wouldn't still for yesterday. It appears that everybody's from the lawsuit, certificate and medical record and there seems to be some information that is kind of under on this whole issue. telling the truth. Obviously the news media is slanted toward it. It seems that when Joe the plumber wants to come out they can move heaven and earth and do investigations that he takes to see if they can find out anything about him. But when it comes to Barack's hands off and all they want to do is just say, oh he's going to visit his grandmother. And it appears, it seems to me, I know he was over in Hawaii not that long ago, maybe two, three months ago. And they said that that was for a vacation and I suspect again that that had to do with something like that. We do. They'll John McCain, Sarah Palin, Joe DiPlummer, but it's hands off when it... Well, one of the twists and ties to this first of all, let's go back a little bit right now. They're openly talking about Your governor becoming the next Commissar. Oh, I mean commie-zarr. Wait a minute commie-zarr. Hey of Homeland Security kids Now I don't know I it's really funny about Chertoff Chertoff is not conservative or liberal He's simply a Soviet And it's fascinating, although it would be interesting to see if Arizona gets that particular honor, so to speak, or gets that control. It wouldn't be a surprise because it really wouldn't be all of Arizona. In this case, it's the click up in Phoenix, basically, or you know, and of course the area surrounding that's going to be wielding that power. I think it's interesting that when we first saw, you know, Chertoff come in, people forget or don't recollect the depth to which he is involved in hiding, stealing, and thieving justice in America. with his activities in New Jersey. Okay, and in fact, New Jersey itself, there is an administrative click that they have put in place there that are manipulating all of whatever fictions they've created in the way of law. And I'd be willing to bet it's not law that they're using. There is some other quasi-legal finger that is being used to create this homeland security slash the supposed anti-terrorism, which in reality is the Hate American Liberty Campaign. Okay, that's what it's all about. They don't have any interest in protecting us from terrorists. Otherwise, that border down there by you, Mike, would already be closed. Right? Big time. In other words, if we really were worried about protecting America, the first thing we'd want to do is protect us from the most inexpensive and simple way to attack America. and that's by walking or driving across the border. Any country supposedly in a war on terror would have the border closed. Bottom line, you can still get across if you're a worker. We have all kinds of legal worker programs, don't we Mike? Bunch of them. Yeah, in fact you can fill out all kinds of paperwork and you can come across the border legitimately. I have worked with people who have done that. In fact, some of them, just like a lot of people talk about. One of those guys, in fact, let me give you an idea how straightforward these people are. I've never had anyone who has actually been on the worker program that I've ever seen as a problem. One of the guys that I worked with years ago, his name was Nacho. And that was his name. Okay, Nacho, like Nacho Chips, okay. And he knew he was going to be here for two years. Period. Not for 15, not for 20, not sneaking back and forth across the border. He filled out the paperwork, he got his green card, he had everything he needed, he got his worker permits, and you know what? He didn't stay a day past when he planned on leaving. But to give you an idea about how he understood money here in America, Mike, this guy got paid by the U every two weeks. He goes, yeah Mark, I want to show you. I've been saving my money up and I'm thinking, oh God, no, he doesn't have his money underneath the maverick. He's driving and he had an old maverick he found for $300 and that was a beautiful vehicle. I bought it for $300, by the way. In fact, it was a steel, it's an antique car now. But anyway, point, he goes, yeah, and he showed me his wallet and in guys, he had saved his paychecks up in his wallet. And I said, oh, wait a minute. You mean you didn't open up a bank account? You didn't get these cashed? You've got to do that. If you don't cash them, they're not going to be worth anything after a while. He goes, no way. And I said, yes, way. You have to cash the checks. So anyway, he had probably close to $4,000 or $5,000 in paychecks. It was minimal wage. You got into a lower end position. But it was, again, he locked it in. It fit all, I'm sure, the government criteria for whatever pad on the head the U of M got. But what's interesting is we got him to cash the checks. 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Not cheap mercenaries selling out to petty dictators under UN control, the colonial marines are there to protect and defend the Constitution and Bill of Rights of our nation. Not a globalist agenda for world domination. For more information, send a self-addressed stamp envelope to... ladies and gentlemen we are back this is the intel reported that is poker face and if you like poker faced voted w w w dot poker face dot com and check them out now mike uh... we do have this operation coming up at alfia megan's in january and there are some things we need to cover on that Absolutely. Just some observations. That's going to be on the 8th to the 11th of January. People have already started to respond. I had talked with Alfie the other day and there was some concern now that we've been dropped by WTPRN that the word wasn't getting out. So I want to say thank you very much for the arousing response from our call to contact Alfie on this. You can get more information at offthegridgirls.com. One thing that we've run up against and I'm discussing with Mark, it seems to be happening in not only our situations but in other people's. Our policy is, and this is going to be strictly enforced, that everybody is a participant, even the instructors. You are there and you are not physically conducting the class. You are expected to sit down and shut up and get out your notebook. attention. This will not be tolerated even one time and you will be asked to leave. You do not sit not going to have anybody that thinks that they know all about mapping problems relevant about what is going on. We need to be very professional. The other ones are rated not in courtesy and if you are not accepting the class you will be required unless maybe safer and you have to go set up somewhere or another class that's coming up immediately afterwards then you'll be excused to do that. After you get done, you're going to be expected to sit down. I'm not going to come and review your notes to make sure that you weren't playing pick-paddle or anything like that. I'm going to tolerate it not even once. You will be asked to. Now, one of the reasons that this needs to be addressed is, first of all, we are limited in time. Also, you must lead. The basic rule, gentlemen, for all of you listening out there and ladies, if you are performing a class or if you are part of a class team, is you must lead by example. You must lead by example. In other words, there are people who are coming in that are new to this, they're watching, and what they are going to do is they're going to follow the leader, so to speak. So performance on the part of the individuals who are the instructors and who are the command management element must be consistent, number one. Number two is common sense is to respect the instructor. Now the bottom line, it's going to be your turn progressively. And the distraction issue is taking away from time with each of the individuals that are donating their time to this effort. And they're actually trying to get a point across and trying to help save lives. Everything you do, I don't care if it's personal hygiene and hygiene in the field, you know, sanitation, slash hey, digging the latrine. You all better pay attention because one mistake can kill hundreds in a situation like that if you fail. Also, the mistake you make where you weren't listening may be the one time somebody covered something that you don't know something about or that you may have thought you knew about but there might be new improvements or changes. Also, you need to be tested even as an instructor. This is critical. I cannot stress this enough. I have been a trainer for many years, many many many many many many many years. When we created the OP4 forces, the first rule was that when you're an instructor, and it doesn't mean that everybody maintained full discipline. We had a problem, everybody does. It's always the case. You have to keep reminding people that as an instructor you have a responsibility to your fellow instructors and to your students. to maintain the highest level of professionalism is the term they use but I don't really like so much to use professionalism, sounds like we're getting paid. So much as maintain a discipline and standard that is higher. We can do this and we will do this. We're going to be dealing with a suck with cycling in tens and tens and tens of thousands of people. It's already happening. We must improve the quality of training dramatically and we must take advantage of every moment that we have. Let me give you an example. Friends, the men that taught me have set up basic training units all over the world. There were special forces personnel, some were the first special forces back in the day, or were the second or the third, but the first is the one that was like the pathfinder for everything going on in Southeast Asia or going on around the world. Here in the United States, if you're lucky in peacetime, you've got as much as 13 weeks, but usually an average of 9 weeks for BCT to include some advanced training, because it varied depending upon what period of time you took BASIC as far as what you got. Then you went to your AIT Advanced Individual Training slash Advanced Infantry Training for most people, right? Well, over in Vietnam, they took everything that you would do in a 9 week or an 11 week period or a 13 week period, depending on your years of service, and compress it into 5 weeks of non-stop training for the Vietnamese, for the mountain yards, for the lowlanders, or for the forest popular, whoever they were training. 5 weeks. But they guaranteed that everything that we covered in a 9 or 11 week period, they got in 5 weeks. Now that's focus. That means they were running their hind ends off, but they were creating a discipline. We're not going to do it in 5 weeks, but we are going to over schedule in everything that we're doing. When you hit the ground in January, I expect to see performance from you. Why? Because we're training the trainers. And people, for every one of you out there listening right now, if you're within reasonable driving distance of Oklahoma, then by God, you better get there for that exercise. And I notice a few comments, and it's true. It's January. It's going to be, ooh, Michigan kind of weather on the plains. So that means you bring your cold weather gear. But guess what? There's no excuse not to have it. Okay, there is no excuse not to be properly outfitted for this to include spares. Let me point something out. Just something cold weather gear like mittens. Right now you can go to Maine military or any of these other suppliers and you're talking a dollar a pair for French or German combat mittens. There is no excuse for you not to have a pair on string in your coat sitting there ready to use plus one pair in a pocket just in case and another pair in your backpack for spares to replace if everything gets wet, cold, tired, shredded or damaged. Come on people for a dollar a pair you can have everything that you need you know thrice over or if not more The point is the cold weather gear and cold weather equipment that we have is something the other side doesn't have enough of They have some of but not enough of we are a step up as far as winter operations goes Practice what we have been preaching Redundancy and spares are going to be critical to survival Okay, so have what you need on the shelf physically but come mentally prepared. Be focused, be disciplined, treat this because it is real life as if you were going to war. Because let me give you a little hint. Why do you think we are training? It's because we are going to war. We're taking it seriously. We are taking it seriously from every point of the compass from Maine to Florida, from Arizona to Washington State to Alaska and even Hawaii people. Seriously, seriously, seriously. In other words, stay focused. So I would ask again for every one of you that's an instructor, we need you to have an iron discipline there. With regard to the students, we need you to focus and again, learn. Take the time, soak everything up like a sponge. Do not, and this is another thing, Mike, I want to mention, but we're going to get to the break here, is do not be embarrassed to ask a question. Mike, you'll answer it if they ask, right? Absolutely. Okay, people, I hear the music. We're going to go to break. We'll be back here. Mike and Mark, Intel Report, Liberty Tree Radio, stay tuned. Some of you have asked me, what is Cinder Rope? What is the purpose of that? I don't get it. Maybe it should be get a rope. But no, I want you to send a rope. Some of you may be familiar with the concept of send a brick. Send a brick dot com. Send a brick dot com, the concept was send a brick to the politician since they're too incompetent to build a wall on our border. And maybe they'll get the clue. If they are receiving pallets and pallets of these bricks every day, maybe they'll start to listen. Well, this is much easier than sending a brick. You can do it in a regular envelope. It takes two stamps instead of 20 and it's just very simple. So what you do is you go down to your orchard supply store and you get yourself a big coil of rope. Let's see there are how many feet here? I've got a hundred feet. Wow! I can send a lot of pieces of rope. So what I want you to do is you should get one of these and you pick the top hundred politicians that you can't stand. that not just that you can't stand, but that have been treasonous lately, and it won't be too hard. You won't have a hard time finding a treasonous politician to send a rope to. If you want, just send one every day to the White House. So take your piece of rope, you take 12 inches of it, take 12 inch length of rope, stick it in an envelope, put a piece of paper in there with the word, traitor, on it, and nothing else. If you're smart, you won't put your address on it. If you don't want any extra flack from them. But here's the deal. They can infer whatever they want from that word. Maybe there's traitors amongst us in the White House. Maybe there's traitors all over this nation. Maybe they're saying that you're the traitor. I don't know. Whatever they can infer, they can infer whatever they want. But if you do something so stupid as to say, you're a traitor and I want you to hang yourself. or you're a traitor and I hope you die, or you're a traitor and I want to kill you. You will have the secret service knocking on your door. So it would be my advice to you not to do that. To just simply write the word or print the word traitor on there and send it to them. See, because politicians have two things going for them. Their power and their popularity. And if they don't have their popularity, they don't have their power. So let's take that away from them. Let's demoralize the politicians who are demoralizing us. And let's do something, something of action that we can say, send a rope. And tell your friends to send a rope. My website's up, sendarope.com. Very simple, no nonsense website, no fancy frills, no nothing. I don't want any money. I want you to send a rope. You want to do something for me? Send a rope. You want to do something to save this nation, send a rope. Visit send a rope dot com and send a rope. We have training operations that are coming up and this next one that's coming up with Alfie Omega. By the way, Mike, give out all the particulars and of course where they can go on, what website to find out more about this exercise coming up. It's going to be at Alfie Omega's house and that's The address is Durant, Oklahoma. It's about 10 miles from the city proper. You can get all the information at offthegridgirls.com. I don't have the training schedule in front of me. We're going to be covering quite a few things. objective rally point, LPOP, communications real heavy, medical really heavy. We're going to be combining these things. This is mainly going to be run in the field, in a field environment. There is going to be none, if very little, any classroom type training. We're going to be expected to get up very early in the morning and we'll be running well after dark every night. Now, we kind of touched on this deal about paying attention and professionalism and discipline. Bear in mind each evening we'll most likely come back and after dinner then we're going to have an after action review. I will most likely be sitting around the campfire so if we want to strike up conversations whether it's going to be asking questions about the previous day's training, the next day's training, or you want to talk about something else. It totally has nothing to do with what we've been doing. There will be time for that. This is not basic training. You're not going to be running around like you're an 18-year-old being called a trainee and demoralized and humiliated or anything like that. But we have a tremendous amount of information that is going to be passed on. And we expect everybody to participate. There will be free time. There will be downtime where people will be able to ask questions. and strike up conversations and camaraderie and the whole nine yards. But when we're in the field, when the class is in session, not going to be anything except to focus on what the point to be in Oklahoma. It's north of Althea's address, his number, his email address, all the pertinent information is there. And off the grid girl, Tom, I thank all the people that have already responded and signed up already. need to make this a resounding success. We are starting now and putting the hammer down the way it's going to be. We are setting the standard and throwing the gauntlet down and challenging everybody to step forward. Well again anybody who's in a reasonable driving distance can make this there is going to be a cost cover We're going to be covering cost and there's a reason for that because And I'm going to bring it up because you haven't touched on it yet There's going to be a fee, but there's a reason there are certain support items that need to be in place These guys have already helped and in fact donated time and money that they can't replace To cover certain expenses of the last two exercises this time around it's a token Excuse me, it's a token fee. I mean really is because you got to figure putting the food out in place for everybody that we don't usually worry about. I'm going to give you an example. We would do it on the cheap guys. I've been giving you stuff that's 10 years old and 8 years old off the food, off the shelves from gallon cans if you come here. I'm going to warn you right now when you start opening cans you're going to notice it says 1998, 1999, 2000. because we are cycling from the rear forward. In other words, we're going to use our oldest stuff first. And we do number 10 cans in everything. We just fed a whole crew off tuna fish from 1998. The potatoes were from 1999, and the other can was from what? The pork and beans were from 2001. I'll give you an idea, that's how it's going to work. Now for these guys, they're going to try and make sure you're taken care of. That fee covers just operations. Ain't nobody making any money on this, but it means that everybody will break even. It means everybody pitches in a little. Just a little. And it makes a big difference. So plan ahead for this now. I expect to hear about all of you participating that can get there within reasonable driving distance I'd say a state is reasonable driving distance. I'm gonna be honest. I don't think twice, you know that Doesn't anybody wonder how the hell we got to all the places we've gone or how it is We do a program one day right here in the studio with Ed and the next day we're doing a program from two states away I didn't fly You know, let me ask everybody something. Do you think that mark is on the no fly list? I didn't buy it by there, that's right, I gotta mention that too. We don't fly with their aircraft, but we do fly with ours. In fact, we showed you some of our aircraft in the videos. You know, people that realize some of the stuff we do tongue in cheek. If you wonder how we get to places, we have allies everywhere. And it's our equipment that we use. Look at the videos we do and you'll figure out some of how we get around. But most of the time, guys, it's We have people that volunteer, they help to drive, we get from one point to the next, we get the job done, we go on to the next one. So don't tell me you can't do it because, blast it, I've been doing it for the last nigh on 20 years plus. We move whole formations, we move 600 men at a time wheeled transport, coordinated from 20 different directions, dropped into a location, faced off against an enemy, deployed effectively, flank and engage. They run, we reorganize, and then we DD the AO accordingly, and we collapse the tent the same way we erected it. In other words, we deploy, we engage, and then we withdraw from the operation after we're successful the same way that we went in there. And we don't cut any corners. Now the same is true. You guys all have to get used to this. And everybody needs to demonstrate a modicum of discipline that is going to mean the difference between life and death. And I don't plan on losing in this game. All of you need to be treating this with a very, you know, a very, we had a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, That's how you need to be thinking about this. Here's what I want to hear from this next exercise, Mike, and it can't be done just by the instructor. The students have to want to get this done. But what I want to hear about is you go from step to step and you didn't over plan. Not only do you accomplish things, but you still got more time to get other stuff done. And that is your goal. Our goal is to walk in there like a sponge, accumulate the knowledge, pass the knowledge on from the instructor to the student, the student asks questions, the questions are answered, the student becomes an instructor and starts to go home to teach other, goes home to teach other people. That's what we're creating here. We are creating teachers. Force multiplication. Every special forces man knows us that a 12-man A-team is actually 24 instructors. Each 12-man A-team is a man with two skills. That's 24 job skills in the field. Those 24 job skills create a 600-man battalion. Think about that. What kind of a force multiplier is that? That's exactly what every one of you have the potential to become right now. I don't care how you look at it. That kind of force multiplication is what will win this next war. It is our goal. And yes, I am pounded on this for a reason because I have been a trainer and I know the frustrations. In fact, I also know, I will tell you what, there is nothing. You know what, the greatest thing, Mike, tell me this isn't true. When you leave an operation and you know you have accomplished something, there is a hell of a good feeling there, isn't there? Oh, absolutely. Because you know you can feel it, touch it, taste it, smell it. It's like we've been saying, guys, I have watched thousands of you, tens of thousands of you, hundreds of thousands of you. I have met millions of you. And I am not exaggerating on that. But when I watch you guys perform, I mean, there's exercises, man, click, click, click, click, click, click. We were in Kentucky. Texas. I'll tell the first mechanized when the guys were operational there. I participated in going in to check out. They went, hey, come and see what we do. And guys, I'm telling you, it was the rat patrol. But it wasn't just screwing around in circles and driving around and kicking up dirt. The idea is that they had a set agenda. They came in to perform. They got the classes plugged in. They made sure that everybody understood how their vehicles work. They went over the weapon systems that applied and attached to the vehicles. Everybody cross trained in everybody else's position. They deployed. They were done with the exercise. Everybody had a great time. They were satisfied because they know they had performed well. As a training instructor, it is critical that we, you know, hey guys, we like, that's our reward. We want to see our people not only, you know, as well trained as we are, but the best situation is when you end up with a student that excels beyond your performance level. And that can happen. I mean, that's what we want. We want our students to be better at what we do. Okay, but you've got to work at it. You really do have to focus. And that means when the time comes, we'll go right back to square one on this. For both the students and the instructors, you will demonstrate proper discipline and you will honor the teacher that is in front of you. You will show discipline. You will be part of the class. And when the time comes, that teacher, that teacher up in front, will become a student in the next class that the other individual gives. This is part of showing proper respect to our overall formation and our people. We've got to get used to this. We've got to tighten things up. We are going to, again, be squared away for what's coming. And we have the ability to do this. And I don't care who the instructor is, male or female. I don't care who the instructor is, young or old, I will give the same discipline and I will give the same respect to an individual who is a young teacher that I will to a gray-haired, long-in-the-tooth person who will claim three wars and a whole lot of time in the field. Okay? Provided that person shows proper discipline too, and that's what's going to have to happen both ways. So guys get your stuff squared away. We got a lot of work ahead of us and these dates coming up are critical We have a break by the way coming up here. I know it's going to happen in a second. We're going to hear the music Now I'll tell you what stay tuned we come back We're going to give out some points of contact Mike you bill give out your info I'm going to give out some other contact info to for other activities the ZM to report back in three minutes here on Liberty tree radio Collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, survivalists. The Army Navy Store from your memory as a child is just that, a memory. But there is still one place to find everything from gas masks to ammo cans and find it cheap. MainMilitary.com. Get hard to find objects like real wool blankets for under 20 bucks. Canteen for just $2.00 or Trioxane fuel for just $1.00 a box. MAINE Military.com with free shipping on items over $150. Not including heavy items. 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This is If you would contact him with the information. Mark had touched a little bit about the cost in this. If you look around on the internet and look for some other types of courses, you're going to be paying at least $1,000, if not $2,000 for three or four days of training. So $50 is not a lot. I understand it's coming up right after the holidays, after Christmas, New Year's, Thanksgiving and all this. But if you start saving a buck a day or so, you'll be able to get in on this. And this is not for profit. This is to cover the cost for the Port of Johns and all the other things that are going to need to be accumulated for all the resources so we can conduct this information. So if I'd like to see you there, my name is Michael 818-3126. And also, I'd encourage you to go to off the grid. information is there and you can sign up and expect us there. Don't make me have to call you a no-go on the 12th January. One of the big things that we have right now, an example is we have the Colonial Marines in the Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota area having so well organized their formations that we're going to see expansion here to division level. It will be the first technical division. In fact, what's interesting will be actual manpower. A lot of times we are at brigade strength, but you have a brigade designation, but they may not be at true brigade strength. That's the goal. and brigades just like well the term company is something I'll explain in a second historically how that's worked even with regular military forces but right now they're organizing at division level they are going to be a co the first colonial marine division designate now this is creating some new structural problems because you know again we're looking at a management level that is is gonna require some people committing themselves. That's happening. That's going to take place. Now that doesn't mean they're going to be the only one. In fact, just reverse. I think the Carolinas are going to be right up on online. They're going to be second or third in place on this along with the Virginia and West Virginia groups. We'll see what happens. Because of this, we are going to have to get tight real fast people because we are wielding larger force strength. There are technical problems that develop because of this that we can handle. But it means we need the management personnel in place, we need to make sure that we're able to handle the next tier to wield that fighting force when the time comes. The basis for this is the individual, the fire team, and the squad, period. Those basic components with every one of you doing what you can to be home to the best of your ability and for you to help train other forces coming up to the best of their ability means that all of the other tiers will plug in. It's purely a matter of understanding there are other hats that have to be worn. You don't wear a separate hat. Anybody who's ever been in the military knows this. Any individual, for instance, at Division HQ had anywhere from four to five different hats that they wore because you've got the company itself, headquarters headquarters company, plus you have headquarters operation to deal with managing brigades, battalions, regiments, etc. And as much as anything, it's not advisory so much as you're giving general direction and each of the individual commands have to deal with their problems. This is true when you have company strength formations, platoons, squads, fire teams. We kind of joke. My favorite is, I got to do this as a little video one of these days because it's something we used to kind of laugh about when I talk about, for instance, giving orders. The old command sergeant major. I've seen this once. Back in 1970, I think of 78. We had one of the first Command Sergeant Majors of the Army. How many people remember that? And they actually had a little spoof piece where it was a spoof because it was actually done once. Where this Sergeant Major is actually standing in front of Army Group, which then of course has the divisions, which then has the battalions, which then has battalions. So the whole idea is when you give preparatory order and you're the Sergeant Major, he goes, division, brigade. Because remember, preparatory order, you give it, you go division, brigade, battalion. company platoon squad and then we jokingly shouted out individual a 10 a 10 a 10 a 10 a 10 a 10 a 10 shun and with that shun every everybody is supposed to come to attention you know how that works Well, we can be that discipline, guys, and we're not going to be just thinking of one mind. There's going to be formations, many different formations out there. But we're seeing it happen on a larger and larger scale because of the kind of work that's been done here. we are going to continue to grow. We are going to continue to expand some formations that people think are well, they're just not there anymore. They are there. Example is you're going to see the Wolverines up and online squared away every brigade in place for each of the counties within days. It's not going to be weeks. It's not going to be months. We are on a crash program to make sure that the Wolverines are squared away in the state of Michigan, something that has been let go and I don't know why, other than simply prior or proper planning prevents piss poor performance and some people didn't plan ahead far enough. Well we're going to fix that, okay? The Wolverines have been a leading force for the longest time. They are an experienced group. There are many Wolverines out there. All of you that are listening that are Wolverines, you're all going to get plugged back in. We're going to see this happen. Third Division will probably be the guiding force on this. So the Third Division of the Wolverines are going to be making some decisions this weekend coming up. In turn, there's going to be a state command meeting called very, very quickly. All of you who wish to participate, congratulations. All of you who are new that wish to participate, congratulations. But one way or another, it is going to happen and it is going to be done quickly. That is a simple decision. And I'm going to make it happen. OK, it is going to take place. I'm going to help people with this. But one of the things I am disgusted and tired of is this can't-do attitude. Kick it in the hind end, get your budding gear, and get up to speed. We have no time left. I will repeat what I said at the beginning of this couple of hours. That diversion you've been trying to ignore is the attack that you were expecting. The enemy is in the wire. Pop, pop, boom, boom. Pop, pop, boom, boom. You hear that? Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle. What is that? That's the tin cans with little pebbles in them. We are here. It is time. Now we have a number of different tools at our disposal and you know what's funny is I heard people tell me I can't do it. It isn't gonna shut up You know the people you know with those of you who've been saying it can't be good can't be done get the hell out of the way of the people that have been doing it You know that? I'm getting really tired in that respect. There is a whole lot of work that can be done. There's a whole lot of positive work that has been done. We are kicking butt, taking names, and we are going to accomplish the mission. They have tried to kill us. They will continue to try to kill us. Congratulations! That's what war is all about, kids. You know what you do? Here's one of the things about war that's really frustrating that people are going to have to remember. Even in the Dagger War, you pile up a bunch of cool stuff. You got all kinds of things squared away. The other side and you go at it and you lose stuff. No, they lose stuff too. They retreat. You organize. You take their goodies. You repile up a whole bunch of good stuff. They counter attack. You counter attack. Congratulations. You lose all kinds of good stuff. You have to scrape up more and you break things. Get ready for your stuff to be broken. You know I had an instructor years ago with one of the larger formations in the Midwest and the plain states and he pointed something out. Everybody was buying all these spiffy two and three thousand dollar rifles. They got the latest widgets on them and they were terrified or scared to death of getting mud on them and taking them into the field. And as one person pointed out, what the hell did you buy them for? Okay, you got this $2,000 HK, $3,000 HK, let me get it. I can't get mud out of it, I can't get it dirty. Did you see I got a scratch on the pistol grip? Well kids, you're going to get a lot more than a scratch on the pistol grip when the time comes. I hate to tell you. In fact, if they have, bad guys have the way they're going to take it right out of your cold, dead hands if they think they can. We're not going to let that happen. Hey, act of God though if it does. Oh well, that's when the old dice roll and the fickle finger of fate hits kids. Expect or assume the worst and you won't be disappointed. But you know what? You're going to get more than the scratches. Dings and dents. Better get that 99 cent can of cheap spray paint from the dollar store because you're going to need it. Because things are going to get scratched, things are going to get dented, things are going to get folded, spindled and mutilated too. That is the nature of what you should expect and be ready for. Now, when that happens, if it's our people, we plan on putting as many of our people back up and online as we can. To get that done, that's what these training exercises are for because, Mike, that's your specialty, isn't it? Medical support? That's where we're going. I want to see our people survive this, as many of them as can. Now, we take it very seriously, but in the process, I spit on my enemy. I laugh at my enemy. and I enjoy life in the process. I'll joke about it every chance I can. Why? Because the other side, oh they hate it. Good! That's how it's gonna be, people. Kick him in the hind end. God bless the Republic. Death to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. and we are on the march both day and night. Collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, survivalists. The Army Navy Store from your memory as a child is just that, a memory. But there is still one place to find everything from gas masks to ammo cans and find it cheap. MainMilitary.com. Get hard to find objects like real wool blankets for under 20 bucks. Canteen for just $2. Or Trioxane fuel for just a dollar a box. MAINE Military.com with free shipping on items over $150. Not including heavy items. Find surplus items for cheap now. Like 30 caliber cleaning kits. for just $2.99 a piece or a dozen for $30. Flair pistols are only $25. Want to add a brand new Israeli gas mask to your collection? Kids in adult sizes are just $20. Get G3 mags for just $2 or a military fuel cap for only $16. Add this iPhone holes for another $7.99. Find it all online at mainmilitary.com. With shipping throughout the world, check out mainmilitary.com or call 877-608-0179. That's 877-608-0179. call today. The Bedfan's revolutionary design directs cool air between the sheets where it's really needed. No more tossing and turning to keep you up all night. The Bedfan's thin streamline design is simple to install and fits between your bed and foot board. And did I mention how