If you don't have any money, you should not buy anything. Hmm, sounds interesting. Sounds confusing. I don't know, honey. This makes a lot of sense. There's a whole section here on how to buy expensive things using money you save. Give me that. And where would you get this saved money? I tell you where and how in chapter 3. Okay, but what if I want something but I don't have any money? You don't buy it. Well, let's say I don't have enough money to buy something. Should I buy it anyway? No. Now I'm really confused. It's a little confusing at first. Well, what have the money? Can you buy something? Yes. Now take the money away. Same story? Nope. You shouldn't buy stuff when you don't have the money. I think I got it. I buy something I want and then hope that I can pay for it, right? No. You make sure you have money, then you buy it. Oh, then you buy it. But shouldn't you buy it before you have the money? No. Why not? It's in the book. It's only one page long. 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The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught. according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number and you've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children will be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land. Preserve our great Republic in each God-given right. And pray to God to get the torture freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist for whence he came. 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Well, we're also on the Hallmark Network on the east coast, 8 colonial states, plus many extensions heading off into the innards of the United States. Very soon, the golden spike in communication is going to be laid down because Hallmark and alternate are moving towards each other even as we... Very soon, we're going to have a special broadcast. We're going to buff it out a little bit so you can hear the echo of three. completely different networks that are all coming together chances are chances are this is going to happen in the south eastern part of ohio will see what happens there let you know but uh... it's going to be a lot of fun because uh... this is all free independent of the internet but it's going to be the internet's replacement they shut it down guys so we're already up and online and with all the different systems that are used and are part of the alternate hallmark and other systems it is impossible for us to be shut down Well, what's going to happen is other people will be picking up the different elements of communications and between everybody. Congratulations, the job gets done. And that is how it's supposed to work. Now, today's date is the 22nd of April in year zero slash 2009 by the old calendar. Guess what? It's weapons Wednesday. You know, phased out life before the bottom range. Ooh, the 9-minute me the carbine. Spout for a shotgun. Ooh, ooh. 45 long slide with laser sight. Hey, you really know your weapons, buddy. Yeah, that's right. Of course, now I'm the Goobinator. Well, for those of you who have the Goobinator, well, this guy, he's from another country, but he loves America. He says, well, of course, he sure, he made a lot of money on this place making the movies. Yeah. Well... A lot of the things that were promoted in movies aren't necessarily weapons you, first of all, may need or want, but there are some cool things out there that are very unique. It's kind of like today, you know, future weapons. You know, everybody goes, oh man, whoa, it doesn't make any difference what you guys have because I saw future weapons and future weapons says that, oh, give me a break. First of all, I'm going to point something out. None of you can handle any of whatever you see there. Have you ever noticed that? One of our guys really hit it on the nail, yeah, you know, H&K, expensive, and by the way, he could have it in UK. Just like at a given point, who cares? And I would look at it and go, okay, I want to check and see how that weapon works. I'll be pulling it off the carcass of an enemy down the road. I don't have a problem with that. But because of that, well, guys, I want you to remember that you better focus on the weapon systems that are most likely to be in your hands and overlap them with the technology of captured systems. study all that you can about the existing equipment out there but remember your primary equipment is in a uh... another inventory in another category now there's a couple of different reasons for that and for many many years a lot of my teachers uh... stressed accuracy accuracy accuracy and accuracy also page remember uh... spray and pray five hundred misses do not constitute a single it uh... for the infantry men for the indirect fire crewmen for all All of our people in their defense, for all of our people that are tank gunnery, anybody that's working with heavier ordnance that's in the Patriot effort, we have a wide array of arms to choose from. Remember, although we do use volume fire, suppression is based upon discipline. That's more important than any, you know, and the ability to control your weapon is far more important than the idea that you look really cool. Oh, did you get your beret on the street? Alright, do you look appropriate today? Make sure you got the right sun ray glasses, man. No, they're not what's cool right this time, man. No, no, no, what's ray bands, man? No, no, no. If you don't have the cool sunglasses, you're just not fighting right, man. Don't you know? Get all goofy, that sound. Ah, some of that stuff I see is like, you know, like, man. And of course, the characters, they don't want anybody to see their eyes for obvious reasons. They'd be terrified because... Don't worry, you'll be taking their glasses off them soon enough. You probably won't want them anyway when you find out they really weren't all that effective because they're on a guy that already got shot because he couldn't see. So the sunglasses think, yeah, you look cool. OK, well, you look cool as a corpse, too. Number one, try to use natural light with any of your equipment. And whenever you screen your eyes, you weaken your eyes. This is something we should point out that a lot of people don't really think about. Whenever you screen your eyes, and you see all these people doing the sunglasses thing, well, yeah, they look cool. and they told me a secret squirrel said I should look cool this way for the pictures. In reality, one of the problems is that you're actually weakening the eye, not strengthening it. Yeah, you're alleviating some of the energy that's exposed to the eye initially, but what happens is the eyes, your eyes adapt to the conditions. Because of this, nature, we are really cool. We are, since we're in predator category as far as how we operate in general as people. Our eyes will adjust to the environment. However, if you continue to alter the collection system, then you actually weaken the eye. I don't want my enemy to change. I want my enemy to keep doing what they're doing. In fact, I prefer that they do. This is part of the old, again, don't get your enemy to fix what he's doing. He'll realize his mistake later. And he'll only realize it once. By then it's too late for him to do anything about it, and that's just fine by me. But for all of you that are listening, try to use your natural vision whenever possible. You're using, you know, collecting light through the natural form. It doesn't mean that you shouldn't use shades or you can't use, for instance, other techniques to protect the eyes to a degree. Well, guys, that's why we have those little...let me point some out of physiology real quick on this. Yeah, we call cave sitter eyes guys everybody's got a man. You know like you have this ledge over the eyes You don't see eyeballs our eyeballs are not like Well, let's see salamanders iguanas You know other critters or you see the bulb bulbous eyes that stick out away from the hall You know so to speak have you noticed that we have this kind of ledge You know you feel or take your thumbs. You know find your nose there You'll notice you've got about a thumbs worth of overlap. That's part of the natural shading, the progressive natural shading in the way that we kind of protect those ocular collection systems. Now, you can add to that a booney hat or shade, even on conventional helmets, guys. before of course everybody had to do the uh... new imperial helmet that uh... they've got right now which is going to come and go they've helmet designs have shifted back and forth and by the way all pretty much all of them going home we presently use based upon medieval designs that were built five hundred six hundred and seven hundred years ago and older in many cases do anyway uh... part of the uh... comfort issue it is the idea of having actually a bit of a son bill on the equipment now because of the uh... Wars blaster gear that's attached to the helmet. That's the only reason they've gone to the model that they're using now because they're pasting more gear onto the helmet. I don't have a problem with that either because down the road, and this is again working in any kind of environment where people are thinking if you create any kind of overhead obstruction or if you have to go through any kind of foliage, anything you have hooked up to the helmet is going to become nothing but a neck puller. You all know what I mean? In other words, little intricate things, frames, brackets, racks. fixtures for night vision. Wow, didn't see that fishing line there did you with a treble hook on it or for that matter the grape mine. The second tier and third tier growth in conventional cross country situations. Well I was going to go through here and then I decided I had to stay away which means I got to stay out in the open and the more out in the open yard the easier target yard. Because that's exactly what's going to happen with a lot of these guys. They're going to get used to the idea that they need to stand up and stay away. Yeah, that sounds good. Except that that means that they're limited. And of course all the other doodads and goodies you got. All the hookups, umbilicuses, camel packs with extra hoses and lines that are hanging there and little clippy things. The more you have that's high and of course on the leading edges of your equipment or the leading edges of your gear, more stuff that snags and hangs. There are little things to think about. Look at and evaluate the type of gear and equipment that is being fielded and start to take into consideration that in nature you have to build a pass through things. The more obstructions you have, the more hangy-dangly things you have, or the greater the number of antlers you have on your helmet. So this is intrusive. Everything is when it makes contact. Remember that this affects you in many other ways to include body fatigue. thing will deal with another day but point is it's weapons Wednesday so get your pen and paper ready because we are going to be giving out a whole bunch I'm going to be given a whole bunch of numbers and such too but first is weapons Wednesday we like having some fun here so we're going to make sure we at least get a few things up there for you that are interesting which includes the fact that we have a lot of cool musicians out there to offer some really neat stuff we'll pay attention because here we go this is Leslie Fish might recognize this song I played it before the way with a host and a rock and roll when you end the final total you don't kill much but squeeze and rock when you host them a bird up a tree can wipe out a whole company because it'll take the time while the host down boy just sprays like You go to spray and blast, you use some lots of ammo fast. How much can you carry? How long can you carry when you hose down? One good willing shotgun round, you throw as much hot lint around as the entire clip of an AR zit when you hose down. Throwing lint around it makes the other guy keep down. But wear good armor, front and head. You'll stand tall while they fall dead. Much sense and- much crap to fill the air with smoke and breath everyone can see just where you be when you're post down. Watch the bling the noise, maybe fun or honey photos. But you win the game by how well you came, not post down. Yes you win the game by how well you came, post down. you select the time. You may get stuck in a situation where you don't get to choose it. Guys, you pick the time. There ain't nothing fair because they're going to laugh about trying to take you out the exact same way back in the locker room. Your idea is to make sure they don't get back to the locker room. Or, if it's a really good day, go in and kill them in the locker room. Why wait until they get out? That's one of the things they don't want you to think about. In other words, 24 hours non-stop operational contact. Guys, when this whole thing kicks in, You know, we're hearing all this stuff and one of the discussions was, you know, the GPS marking and all of that. Well, you know what? GPS, whatever you want, because if somebody's not there, you're wasting weight. Let them waste their minds in one direction while you're busy finding them and neutralizing them wherever they are. Your choice, not theirs. That's why you're going to have to look at the future conflict anyway, guys, because it is a war we're heading into. Get your pen and paper ready, because I promised. A number of things, first of all. We're going to get on different categories. Lubricants, number one maintenance. A lot of you people have firearms. You bought a lot of new firearms. Well, you better learn how to disassemble, reassemble, and do all the proper maintenance of that weapon in the first place. Do all the research that you can. Find everything that you can on your weapon. Collect it. You are now on a machine that is a fine piece of equipment and becoming more expensive by the day. How many of you bought those and I'm going to rub it in for all of you people that are late. How many of you people out there bought those $56 SKS's back in the day, remember that? Remember we told everybody, hey, grab a bunch of those and grab a bunch of those cases of ammo that were $50, $56, $59 for 1,600 rounds. Woo hoo, remember that. Well everybody else is sitting there now looking at their SCAS they just bought for $250 to $300 going man well hey don't feel bad money's devalued so in a way between money devaluation and just the fact that they're jacking everybody that they can from the import end as far as weapons coming in hey you got what you got you're okay the SCAS is a fine rifle The AK is a fine rifle, the FN FAL, the G3, the HK91. The PTR rifles, the M1A slash M14, the M1 Garand, the M1 Carving, your Dad's 303 Savage, your Grandpa's 303 Savage, the 300 Savage, 300 Win Mag, 7mm Remington Mag, bolt action 70s and 700 Savage counter sniper rifles. 1903 Springfield's Moising they got eight millimeter Mausers in or should say 7.92 by 57 standard German Mausers in the 98 model or it could be the 6.5 Swede. I don't care what you got if you have something it is a fine machine it is a beautiful machine but it needs to be maintained so here lubricants Gibbs brand lubricant I highly recommend it right now here's a number to call and again it's going to be a regular ground line number you'll be talking to Tim Abel. Gibbs is a solution for general maintenance. He talked to him, he'll give you some of the application ideas. He's a distributor, he's got a lot of the stuff on hand and I recommend that you get it. It speaks for itself. Gibbs is used everywhere. 734-654-6607. That's 734-654-607-734-654. 7 and that's bull at the leather barn and again lubricants maintenance is everything guys I'm seeing a lot of people that are wondering why they're having certain problems of the weapons again Many of them do not have experience with the arms and that first thing I've asked is have you done maintenance on this firearm? Well, I kind of touched it up Show me how you cleaned it Well, I wiped off the old side and I cleaned up the inside where the bolt is and you disassemble the weapon Did you take the bolt out of the firearm? Did you clean it? Did you you know dispose of all of the residue? Did you properly and carefully clean the board? Don't beat the snot out of that rifle with a cleaning rod. Follow instructions. There are what are called muscle protectors and there are many different systems out there that will prevent wear and tear on the barrel. Everything that you do to the barrel where you chink it, tick it, don't bend it, don't use your rifle for a crowbar. Do not, do not, do not. Do not use your rifle ever for a crowbar. Contrary to Jericho, the television series about things that you shouldn't do with most everything, remember, do not use your rifle as a crowbar. Put a bandit on the end of it, you might stick somebody with it when the time comes if they're a little close, but other than that, no, don't know, it is a printed weapon, a precision machine. You've got crowbars to be used as crowbars, okay? Shuffles can be used as crowbar, whatever you want, but not your firearm ever. Okay, now we have a caller. I'll tell you what who do we have Patrick in North Carolina Patrick jump in there, please all right, sir. God I just inherited a 1943 Lee infield 303 and I've taken it all apart. I'm trying to get whatever this is out of the bore I don't know if it's rust or if it's cosmoline. I don't know how to tell the difference right now, but I know the lands and grooves in this old battle rifle look like a tractor tread compared to I mean, water-based solvent, hot soapy water, CLR, I mean, what's the best way to get that stuff out of there? Since you probably already got the action out of the stocks? Oh yeah. Well, actually, it's not a bad idea. The first thing that I would do is hot soapy water, because I'm not going to hurt it. and what comes out the other end with a decent chamber brush and bore brush. Now that's step one. Just to see and again what you do is run a patch through and look to see if it looks like it's rust. Then one of the things that we've used for years is bore bright. And bore bright is an excellent way to clean up any chambers and a little too much corrosive ammunition not cleaned out. You've got some oxidation here and there. uh... board right you'll be found a pretty much any of the uh... gun shops but if you have to uh... you can probably search for it online now as a matter of fact in the second here i'll see you might have a few what wondering that it's uh... when i was looking down in the barrel using a four light i was uh... it's red whatever it is and uh... war out to brushes i'm trying to clear it out That's why I didn't know if I should use the CLR and let it plug up the barrel and let it sit in there for an hour or two. Well that would be an option. First what I would do is use a cutter, like another kind of bore, like a bore a little sloppy with it, just to see if it breaks it up a little bit, because it could be, the reason I say this, a lot of the end fields that came in, came in from two directions. One from the English armories, where they were, you know, pinnell's moline packed up really tight all around. Inside out they did a good job with those. and the others from india i'd say oh boy from india up there from one of you know like the kyber and a lot of those were because i'm a member of the obviously spent money on greece okay they first not out of those and some people what they do they just ran a little bit of a brush through or a patch and then they fired him up and so there could be some you know again that they won't stick it's gonna get burned out eventually but it does convert and you know create look at taking material you know what's almost like a criminal to really putting upon what it was And of course the fact that you've got carbon built up in there with that. See that was the thing Mark, when I got the bolt out and was looking through this thing, there was still cosmoline that was down in it, but there was no carbon. This is a 1943 lift go from Australia. Oh okay, very good. Is number 4 mark 1 asterisk or number 4 mark 1b? What's the number? Number 1 mark 3. Oh no, a smelly. Number 1 mark 3 smelly that. Oh there we go. Yeah, typically a lot of those came through because they have been stored for quite some time. Well, the Mark IV is the same way. But the number one Mark III is... Well, the only thing I can say there is if you found grease all over everything else, chances are it's what we're talking about. But still, typically the ammunition of somebody... Was it fired at all? I don't think it was. Okay, then that is it just kicked on dried grease. One of your first options would be just to run... i've run gasoline through it's the cheapest thing you can use but do it outside obviously you've got it out of the stock you want to be careful cuz obviously gasoline will each finish off of the wood but uh... in the uh... in the metal was going to do everything off there that's uh... that's a problem at least get the first part of it then save your for once you've got there the heavy debris out of the way otherwise you're wasting a lot of material but they also like the fact that it's got a nice heavy round nose bullet that big fist going down range. And amazingly enough, cheap for parts. There's a lot of parts for the smellings and they're ergonomically comfortable. It has always been, for me, it's always been a wonderful rifle to put to the shoulder. Good, well thank you Mark. I'll tell you what, check that out, let me know how that goes, but I'll tell you what, clean it up from the one direction first with cheap cutter, then use the better bore cleaner, and then go back in and take a look at the bore again. And I'll let you know. Okay, appreciate it sir, thank you. Thank you. Okay, we're gonna go to break already? Well yeah, we're gonna go to break. Yeah it is. 926 and you probably better get up rather than lay back in bed again. Come on, let's go grab a cup of coffee We'll be back in about three right here on the micro effect in the morning Intel report is weapons Wednesday confidence. 80% firearm kits with no serial numbers, no background check, and no government 4473 forms to fill out. Go to ktordinates.com and get yours today. That's ktordnance.com. Ktordinates.com. Building your own firearm is fun and you acquire useful skills, especially at times like these. Remember, when you build your own firearm, you know it inside and out. 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Now, I'm going to rub this in again. If you listen to us a little over a year ago, or even a year ago, one year ago, April 2008, when we told everybody to buy ammunition, your ammunition is now worth about five times what you paid for it back in January through April of 2008. Look at the price of a standard 7.62x39 round. You can find it. How about 45 ACP? Take a look at what it cost a year. And by the way, break out an old shotgun news. It used to be I'd say, wow, break out one of those old shotgun news from the old late 80s or early 80s and look at the good old days. Or get an old American rifleman and look in the 50s and look at the good old days. Now I can say, hey, break out one of those old American riflemen or one of those old shotgun news from way back, oh, 14 months ago. Look at the difference in prices guys for all of us who invested in arms and ammunition Gold that's all it is just flat out gold not like gold gold Anyway, we have another color. It's weapons Wednesday. Who do we have at Tom from? Alabama hey Tom jump in there, please. Hey, oh you talk about ammunition prices I figured I found that ammunition, my 7.62x39 went up about 6 cents from the time I was at Knob Creek until last... Until available. That is the biggest problem. Some people are quoting prices, but they simply aren't getting the ammunition. This is one of the big things. I've got something else here I want to talk to you just briefly on that. I'll get off. All of a sudden around here, those power distribution boxes for underground utilities... and some of our power poles. They're showing up with stickers on them. They're about the size of a tennis ball. And they're in the same colors as the mailbox markers. Generally red, white, blue, and then yellow and green. They vary from box to box? Yes. The numbers of them, the colors of them. Now that would be, that's large enough. Are they facing towards the road or are they facing, are they just not? Yeah, very, very, very plain. very much where they can be seen. Very visible. Well, this is something we're seeing as part of an ongoing project as we've said. They're using basically the Tecmar system, a number of different subsystems now, and that's partially, I would assume, it's interesting if they're different colors, unless they're rating, for instance, the tanks, the transformers, because that would be one of the ways to use the color systems, you know, what its potential is. Other than that, they could also be markers for what is in the general area. extensive tech mars they have both the color code and they have a number inside them first place we saw these and i know everybody goes well they've developed the thing i've been with this bs you know i'm a point about about that like with the fema sites guys will be bring focus and attention on to a site things stop things freeze especially when we've documented extensively whole locations around the country where they're on standby fema pays the bill pays the rent and nothing is in the facility nothing to the buildings This is true at rail heads, this is true at locations. Well in Indianapolis, the rail site, guys we mapped that out step by step, day by day, week by week. Everybody observed it, people were on the ground, went and checked it out. We photographed it. We photographed it from the air, not just from the ground. We got aerial sites from the 90s when that site was in place. Well, progressively they realized everybody's eyes were on location, and so they backed off, for obvious reasons. It's not a secret squirrel site anymore. It doesn't mean it's completely offline when the time comes. A quick razor fence goes up pretty fast. Anybody in the military knows that. But around that grid is where the Takamar systems were first in the most intricate patterns, and then we found them all over the country. The Takamar's in the Indianapolis area actually have what is a rating system for any physical man-made structure that's near it. Lowest numbers, actually absolute lowest numbers, may show no man-made structure or like great barns or outbuildings. Others rate the nearest house or nearest apartment complex and the higher the number, the greater the rating or of value. In other words, higher numbers up to say eight or nine or nine to ten were light industrial to middle industrial etc. So there's other systems that are used. Now as they become more sophisticated and are spending more money on these, in many cases the things may read in the IR range things that you can't see in the visible light spec. So one of the experiments I'd recommend is if anybody's got a portable black light at your end, might want to try illuminating those things at night and see what happens. in other words, take a night vision device. First generation has got a LED, an IR LED. Point it at the tachomars or the objects you're wondering about and see how they respond in the night vision. One thing that is a little curious to me, that's like these boxes here in these subdivisions. They've got them on them. And I'm wondering if they're correspond and they seem to correspond somewhat to the colors on the little markers on the mailboxes. Well, that's where what you need to do is actually what many of our people did here, especially people who are helping out, is take a road map, blow it up, say, for a couple of blocks, and then actually ID the colors on the markers, say, in front of the houses, and then compare them by color coding the individual poles where they're located, map where they're located with a symbol, and then also put a color dot right next to them. and then look to see if the pattern is consistent. Because one of the other things about anything that's on power poles, remember as we were talking about before, with hellebore and operations, with air mobile resources, helicopters, they can see pretty well what's on the ground. Anybody who's taken the time and had a little fare ride in a helicopter gets a taste of what we're talking about here. If you have something that is at a higher elevation, remember they have night vision, they have other illumination technology, they can read off of the upper taller objects. There is an advantage to that. These are not up high. These markers are down low. Down on the poles? Right. Unique. My recommendation is to get out of a road vehicle. My recommendation is that you should map out the the TACMARS, the lower the smaller indicator, the IDs, and then match up the others and compare them just by mapping them out because you'll see a pattern. And that's why we've done this many times. When we did the original tracking on the different routes here, they took to the, some of the TACMARS went to gravel pits out in the middle of nowhere. Gee, I wonder why. Others went to designated areas where people go, well, why would they bring them here to this? Why would they have a route that goes out here to the middle of nowhere in the farthest point in the county? Well, then it turns out if you do the investigation, the farmer was being paid to keep the fields, the fallow fields, on standby for FEMA security sites. And that's something that we've rented too many times. Plus, they were being paid to have containers held on the side with, you know, undisclosed equipment. I would assume poles, barbed wire, razor wire, fencing, everything is on site. And it only takes about, what, 24 hours at the most to activate a location like that? So these things seem to be located more like around the subdivision. Right, this is what that is. That's for hunting in the area. It could also be just simply to mark an idea. In fact the power, the ones on the power poles appear to be on the tubes for the probably feeding. Okay, well you can help the poles, an underground service. Very good. Okay, anything else? I'll let you go. No, that's all I got Mark. You have a good day. Thank you. Keep us up on that and also take pictures, please. We're going to break it. 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KTRD is to get a chance. If you want to go to their website, good idea, check them out. Take a look and see what they have here, guys. for those of you who are curious remember be creative with whatever it is that you uh... turn address and uh... names and whatever well guys to make money orders mongers can have any name on it you want for the sender uh... you get my drift so be creative if you're concerned and uh... take a look at the forty five frame systems uh... again cheapest and there's so many parts of their guys new built like a brick dog house Don't tell me you can't handle this. And again, take a look at the availability of parts, magazines, etc. The 45 is one of the most readily available and readily maintainable pistols in the system. Yes, it's steel and that works just fine because you can also beat the snot out of somebody if they're really, really close and you couldn't quite get the barrel around in time. And when you step back, it'll still work. Bop, bop, bop. There are many accounts of the Glock, which I'm going to PO some Glock owners. If you try to pistol whip somebody with a Glock and you're not careful, well, if they come up with a knife and you have to shoot somebody, you'll find out that when you sometimes turn the weapon on the target that maybe the slide's gone, maybe other parts are gone, and unfortunately your Glock, which is a fine pistol in its category. But it's not necessarily a combat brawling weapon. Okay, and somebody's gonna say, well, I'm gonna let that happen. Yeah, yeah, well, wish in one hand, defecate in the other, see what gets, you know, full first. A big plan works one way, and usually reality is another when you get into a tight spot. So, if you're gonna be using a pistol, 1911 is a couple of different designs that are off the shelf in line with what we've been talking about. They're not completed arms, they're nothing but metal. They're chunks of metal. So, think about that as a solution. And again, lots of 45 mags, lots of spare parts. And here's the other thing. If you need ammunition for a .45, guys, almost every standard rifle case can be cut down, reamed out, and you've got yourself an extra heavy duty boxer prime to reloadable .45 ACP case. 30-06, 308, 8mm Mauser, 7mm Mauser, and most, not all, but most of the standard main battle rifle calibers in the rimless rounds, in other words, standard, with the standard ejection rim, can be cut down, reamed, and remember, you run it through the .45 die, and guess what? It'll be formed to what you need. But most important, you have to remount the inside, because rifle cases, if you look at a cutaway, rifle cases are thicker on the inside towards the base. and that's not accidental. Well the cool thing is if you create a pistol cartridge out of a 45, or make a 45 ACP case out of a 30-06 case that's split. I don't want you to go take that beautiful 30-06 case that's brand new and go, Mark said we can cut these down. You don't cut those down. You fire those out six rounds and reload until you have a problem with certain ones or you find some at the range of somebody squashed at one end. Well, along with the base of the case is still good. You cut a little beyond dimension. then you remount the inside of the case, then you cut the length of what you need, and then you've got yourself a reloadable boxer prime 45 ACP case that's stronger than anything else you could possibly put together. Now we got another caller before we get to the top of the hour. Call or jump in there please. Yeah, this is Tom from Michigan Mart. Hey Tom, go ahead. The reason I called him this morning? They must have killed him last night. But buddies? Not only that, but well remember the Clinton East does He came into play with the rest of the gang through the 90s or another. He was one of those hanger honors that has been around knockers and racketeers. There are cracks in the wall here. What's happening is they don't want people talking to people. Certain people are now asking the right questions or demanding that answers be given. Some of these people are terrified that what's going to happen is on this planned, not an accident. He didn't suicide. He got suicided maybe. You know, the Vince Foster syndrome. You know what I mean? Yeah, I just thought you'd want to know. Well, you know, on that quick time, remember we did this in the past and we successfully protected several doctors back in the 90s and a lot of other people who had to defect from the other side or at least drop out of the system. We put them into the underground and protected them. And I guess what we might have to do is offer some of these, you know, critical politicians or at least shall we say border outer party uh... inter-party members that maybe we need to uh... protect them because the uh... patriot effort malicious able to do that we can get him into the underground put them in a secure spot debrief them and make sure that everything that they have available in the way of information is spread to the wind this kind of a of a arkansas slash you know soon that they having uh... suicide committed upon them is supposed to do two things obviously it shuts up the character that they just may just murdered Number two, it also sends a message to the rest of the peons that are kind of getting shaky. Okay, well I just wanted you to know, and we just wanted you to know. Well thank you. I'll tell you what, follow up if you can with any other information as it breaks through on that. Thank you sir, bye bye. And we are just about at the top of the hour. We're getting close anyway, we only got minutes here. Again, keep your pen and paper ready because I'm going to give you solutions. We're not just lamenting about the problems, okay? and their web pages www.jdcomponents.com that's www.jdcomponents.com that is www.jdcomponents.com 801-225-7007 is the phone number 801-225-801-225 7-0-0-7 is the phone number and I will remind you again guys that since bullets are becoming harder to get in 30 caliber, discarding SABO is another solution and by the way then people saying well but Mark we got to use two to three bullets from our inventory in the other direction. No you don't. Since you're using a SABO cup you can machine, you can lay bullets or if we have our industrious individuals out there deciding to produce bullet test projectiles for cups in your firearm since it wouldn't be AP, they'll just be solid shot for testing. Then we're looking at 41, 40 chromoly steel, aluminum drill rod, brass, copper, whatever you have. What you can do is mill it out to a 55 grain 223 bullet, Sierra Boat Tail, and load that into the cup, and it doesn't make contact with the bore, so whatever metals you're using are not going to ever touch the bore of your rifle. The Sabo cup in plastic does that. This is a solution to give you a projectile that will handle the heat passing through air at 4000 to 5000 feet per second because you're looking at those velocities out of pretty much any rifle the Sabo was used in. In pistols such as the 7.62x25 Tocarever CZ, a discarding Sabo cup can be used with those with a 50 grain bullet. You've got to have something a little shorter. However, you could re-engineer, if you're doing this on a lathe, you could shorten the projectile just a hair so that it will meet the specs for being able to feed into the magazine of a Tokarev or Broomhandle Mauser, for instance. Oh, you might have one of those Chikom Broomhandles. Without bringing the pressures up, you can actually bring the velocities up into light rifle range. Think about that, guys. You're looking at 3200, you know, 3800 feet per second, depending on the weapon. out of a handgun. Same velocities with a 55 grain bullet as a standard AR-15. So again, this is a solution. 201-225-7007 is the number. They've got the cups in a number of different colors and polymers. You can talk to them. They also have the guide for reloading, for centering, the SABO cup and the dart, slash projectile. You know, read it, bullet. Okay. And that is a solution. Don't tell me we haven't been coming up with ways to deal with this. And again, out of Orem, Utah, John and Doug, if we can get production up, guys, and I know we can, then we're looking at the idea of other types of sable cups being made for other calibers. Most important, let's press them to do the 50s next. We need a 50 sable cup ASAP. You get that with a solid tungsten or steel dart. pushing 5,000 feet per second. Ooh, you got yourself a cooker. Also, one more thing before we go. Ammon powder, 216-832-3843. It's Pat McDonald, Massmont, Ohio. 216-832-3843. You're gonna have to call him to see what he's got, if anything. I know he's got some stuff. He does bulk job work, and he's got a lot of unique stuff laying around. Again, that's Pat McDonald, 216-832. Tell everybody you heard about them on the intel report when you give them a call. Remember that helps us too guys. We'll help out a little bit. We've got a new video on YouTube. Check it out. Go to youtube, libertytreeradio.4mg.com and watch the video. We're going to take a break here. Top of the hour, God bless the republic. Depth of the new world order, we shall prevail. We'll be back in about 6 minutes on the micro effect and other networks in the morning. K.T. Ordnance offers the best ATF approved 80% kits that can be made into firearms. 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