Live 365 For future generations this legacy we gave in this the land of the free and home of the brave The freedoms we secured for you. We hoped you'd always keep But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep Your freedom is 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 is spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold you trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame You've taken Satan's number you 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 won't 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 freedom for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now his tyrants trample each God given right. We only watch him tremble too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the land of the free and home of the free? Remember you're training and you will come back alive. And remember vote with your wallet, buy more ammo. And then when you're done, buy more ammo. Well, good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is the Evening Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Kornke. I'm Larry Lawson. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, central, southeast, and north. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... on the screen. We are on the Hallmark Network on the Eastern Seaboard from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida. From the bottom of Florida across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico headed towards Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma. A big chunk of Nebraska, the third of Wyoming, and then across Iowa slash Iowa where it's dark out there, it's ODARQ 32, and that means too as in TOO. That means that the guys out there running the harvesters and running the tractors Well, you're running the headlights too, so be careful. Pay attention. We want you to get home safe. I know you've got to run it when you can. You've got good weather, and you've got the crops in, the person moisture contents where it's supposed to be. You're cranking it out until you get it all off the fields. So be careful. You've got to hang up. Stop the machine. Don't think you're going to kick it free. Later on, we hear about guy found dead, blood to death, arm flopping around in a machine that runs until diesel fuel runs out. You know what I mean? I've seen it before. Anyway. We'll then back across to Mississippi to the Golden Spike Project right there, this Blue Ridge of Smokies. That's the restaurant crews, the grandma teams, and the OK teams, along with the Ma Bell crew up there in Cleveland, Ohio. The Ma Bell Grandma is one of the say hi to you guys, retired Ma Bell employees, who are helping to pitch in and expand the program. And they're headed west to Parma. I think the catch word's going to be to Parma and beyond. Headed westbound. Anyway. Larry, it's a beautiful dark, well, early evening out there. What is the date today, sir? Today is the 12th of October, Tuesday, 2010 A.D. Very good. And again, it is a beautiful day. All day, got a lot done. Working on a number of different projects to get them out of the way to include radio rigs. Found something I had forgotten about. And that happens on occasion. This is Communications Tuesday, by the way. When you've got a lot of geared equipment, there are certain things. One of them, a very unique set of early, probably not the first generation, but the second generation of personal handheld UHF walkie-talkies. I forgot I had these because they're stuck in the emergency kit. And everything was on standby, so they're designed so these are supposed to hook up in the cars. And what you do is hook them up to the, plug them into the ashtray fixture, Larry, and nice units, very robust, Motorola, very, very heavy gauge, boxy, most people go, oh, I can't be smaller, I don't want it smaller, I like it, this size is good. They take a beating, you drop them, you bounce them, they come back up, kicking, running, and squawking. So, yeah, the price was right, they were free years ago. So, older is better. By the way, American made, American engineered, and American reliable. So, very cool there. Anyway, point is that the price is right. Pay attention to yard sales. A lot of your relatives who are now in retirement age picked up a lot of stuff maybe when they were working. So things show up on the doorstep or things show up in the garage where you go looking through it, wow, I didn't know dad had a whole box of radios and stuff he picked up from work. Well, you know what, it's probably a treasure trove. And he was planning on doing the same thing we're talking about right now, having a backup communication system in place. It can be CB radios, it can be personal, you know, the short range UHF, VHF, AM or FM systems. Doesn't make any difference, guys. Go through them, check them out. First thing, make sure the batteries, if it uses D cells, C cells, or AAs or AAAs, Pull the batteries and clean everything real quick. Make sure nothing is leaking. Now don't panic if there are bad batteries that have leaked. You're going to have to just take the time and be very patient. Just like when you clean a firearm that's been damaged, you don't get some oxidation. You don't go real fast and scrub real hard and scream and holler and nash of teeth and run of hair. Slow down, stay calm, look at where there's damage or where there's an accumulation of oxidation, clean it up slowly and be patient. You'd be amazed how much we'll get back to where it belongs. Once you can see what needs to be repaired or if anything even needs to be repaired, make a point of doing regular maintenance on that piece of equipment. Lubricate the parts if there are metal parts like on the battery connectors that will need to be cleaned on a regular basis from this point forward. First, you want to neutralize the chemicals that are there, and then you want to properly clean, inspect, and test. If possible, one of the beautiful lubricants out there, I just found one of our ancient cans. I found another treasure trove today, Larry. A can of Gibbs that's been around for about a good 15 years. I was thinking, man, does that sprayer work? And lo and behold, complete pressure, work first time, every time. And Gibbs is a good choice even for these electrical connectors where they get oxidized, you have to scrub them off, use a very fine pad, you can use a fine plastic dollar store toothbrush first, start cleaning the stuff off. Now don't just scrub it. Here's a little trick. When you have contaminants in an electrical area or in any piece of equipment, even in optics, guys, Try to get a soft soft, we're talking like literally like a shaving cream brush type soft brush if at all possible, something that's that fine and that soft. You want to work the material out. Now if it has to be a little more aggressive, cheap dollar store toothbrushes will work just fine. With its electronics and it's like a battery box, don't worry about it, that'll be okay. If it's optics though, you want to go with a very fine soft material to pull the material away. Don't scrub back and forth. Pull out and away. Work in gradual, slow motion and work the material away from the optics. With electronics it's the same way. Lay a cloth on the, or a piece of paper towel, white paper towel on the table. Hold the unit upside down away from so gravity works for you and brush the material out and look to see what you're getting. You get chunks of metal and things like that. Yeah, you're probably going to have to replace a connector or, again, a contact point. Most of the time it will not be that serious. You're going to see green gunk. You're going to see debris and detritus, built up crystalline material from the battery leak itself. That all can be brushed out and can be washed. Now the next step is literally to wash it. Conventional neutral soap. dish soap works just fine. Do a little solution, a very high soap solution. We're wanting to purge out of the area. Now again, turn the sink over. We don't want water and we don't want the material sluiced over into other parts of the electronic equipment. So what we're going to do is we're going to wash out the inside, but we're going to use it again, turning the equipment so we try to make gravity work for us. We're going to very carefully, one stroke at a time, brushing this piece of equipment. We're going to work the debris and detritus out. We're going to neutralize the chemicals, typically acids, that we're going to have to deal with here. And after we're done, then we can pad out with tissue paper, paper towel, preferably porous, softest paper towel. Dollar store stuff's fine, guys. reusable rags will work too. Initially, or stuff rags you want to throw away. Stuff you got that's like on its last legs, it's a really punky piece of rag. It's been washed, it doesn't look very good. It'll work for this project and then it gets tossed in the garbage when you're done with it. Whatever you're going to use, it's going one way. The toothbrushes can be reclaimed, the lighter brushes can be reclaimed, but you've got to be careful because remember we don't want to cross-contaminate or take junk that's going to oxidize or break down our better pieces of equipment. If something else isn't damaged, why do I want to cross contaminate it with something that may work like aliens acid for blood? Just think that way. That's why I said dollar store. Use the junk in garbage if somebody else is throwing out old toothbrushes. You want some softer toothbrushes? Your old toothbrushes you're not going to use for brushing your teeth anymore. Never throw them out. In fact, even the material that is used, there will be some little caked down toothpaste in there you can't get to and you're not going to go bother cleaning it out. Leave it in there. It's actually a neutral material that's going to do just fine. It's a mildly abrasive and it will actually assist in the cleaning process. So it's not going to be a problem. When you're done with it, you're also done with it for good. Take that thing, throw it in the dumpster. Throw the trash. It's finally met its match. But the big thing here is, remember that when stuff's been in the storage, most people who have electronics think about this. But you forget every once in a while. I don't care who you are. It's like, oh, man, did I leave those batteries in there? Yeah, you did. Oh, well, you got some work ahead of you. First of all, again, use disposables to sop up the material. And again, try to move it. Don't try to keep moving the thing around. It already has been settled in a certain location when it was sitting for a year, two years, three years, maybe 10 years. turn it and then make sure again that when you do turn it, it evacuates the material away from the sensitive components. That's the big thing. Anyway, Larry, I just want to touch on that because it is communications Tuesday and we've had a lot of questions, a lot of good discussions, not just during the program, but over the weekend at Knob Creek, which went very, very well. Attendance was down initially, but everybody took advantage of the beautiful weekend. Typically we get a little cooler. They had sunshine. People went to the park. People went out and did some barbecue. But before sunset, the throng just came in and everybody was there for the night shoot. So it went very, very well. What's happening down there in Indiana, sir? D, double A's, triple A's, rechargeable batteries. These come in the ICAT or nickel metal hydride folks and they've got little chargers. They suggest that you start switching over to these, stocking these, because when the time comes, you're not gonna have batteries anymore, but you can go out and buy the lead acid kind. So start learning how to take care of rechargeable batteries for little personal radios, flashlights, LED lights, whatever you have. These things can be used over and over again and heck you can use solar lamp rechargers if necessary for AA and AAA batteries. The ones you see out in the lawn and garden. Bars down here mark it's dry. They're telling us chance of rain tomorrow but they came trailed the crap out of the sky tonight so I anticipate next to nothing as usual. Dry, dry, dry out here. Leaves aren't even hardly changing color before they come down because it's that dry. We've seen this before in the past couple of years when they've chemtrailed us to death at the end of the summer. They're just keeping it up in this area, Mark. The ground is nothing but powder dry. If we were to get a nice little fed starting to fire like they've done in California and Colorado and elsewhere, it'd go a long ways before it gets stopped. But then, who knows? Maybe that's what they're playing with. Well, we saw the same thing. It's been pretty dry down in the... Kentucky end too. Green, but leaves turning to a degree a little early in some cases down there, mostly because of moisture issues. So dry, fire hazard was up, but not extreme. The similar we had happened last fall with the shoot at the same time, a little bit of a fire up there, as a matter of fact. Here we've had a good mix of moisture. We've had more than a few days of dry here though, and the leaves are already turning. We've had a regular snow storm off the maple trees now. But in other areas, as is typically the case in our unique Michigan fall weather, we have green zones and we have color zones. So that's an up and down. Still good humidity in most places and moisture enough to keep everything alive. Gardens are looking good, by the way. Though we are losing progressive components, we are going to be canoping and green housing most of the garden this year. That's a project that is Probably going to be finished in the next two days if everything goes well. And then we're going to experiment with some additional growth to add to what we already have there if at all possible. We've got lots of buckets, got lots of pots. Some of them still have some topsoil or potting soil left in them. And we'll throw some stuff in there and see how far we can go with it. Be amazed, especially with all the goodies and trinkets I've accumulated. Well, time to use them. The old story, use them or lose them. Make sure that they're up and online and ready to be use for production. Another thing on that note, I will say again, and I got to keep repeating this, don't tell me you guys don't have any money and can't put food on the shelf. Pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins. Pumpkin jerky, basically what you need guys, food dryer of any kind, any brand, no matter what it is. You can make one at home, go to BackwoodsHome.com. Backwoodshome.com. Go there. They get all kinds of food dryer designs that you can build yourself or you can go and get a ronchco dryer if you watch it. The Salvation Army even stuff like this shows up. I've noticed in more recent years fewer of them are being gotten rid of Larry. So obviously I think some people are thinking now when like before. But one of the cool things here guys, pumpkins up behind in everywhere, grab a pumpkin, sliver it to clean it out, cut it open, take out the seeds. You can even leave the skin on. Just wash it off real quick and then sliver to slice, cut the pumpkin in half and start slicing long sections off about a quarter of an inch or an eighth of an inch thick. put some brown sugar on them, put some cinnamon on them if you want, or just brown sugar and or molasses. Oh, I love the molasses routine. Oh, that is fantastic. And then just dry it. The molasses, the sugars, you know, the cinnamon all suck into the dried fruit slash vegetable, you know, pumpkin. And you've got pumpkin jerky. Guys, you just keep putting in the plastic jars or if you want to get a vacuum packer or a vacuum seal meal thing, that's fantastic. you can make up your own mobile field rations. Start piling it up. There are, nobody's going to sell all the pumpkins they've grown and it doesn't make any difference what type of pumpkin it is. Another thing, squash works just as well. I've done squash, I've done pumpkin. All of this right now is cheap, cheap food. This is an old ration from the American Revolution and from the Indian Wars. And by the way, both sides used it. The Indians used it on their side, along the French. And the English and the colonies and the Indian population that was on that side used pumpkin also as a ration and a field ration for transport. So we're going one step farther, making it even tastier. Not that they didn't do the same thing. It's just sugar cost money back then, just like it does today. And molasses was at a premium. There is a solution and there's a lot of food stuff out there. It's in a separate category. People aren't thinking in that direction. Good. Well, I don't care. Those of you that are listening, you do. Those that won't listen, oh well. They're a problem, not mine, and I really don't care. Just get what you can done and accomplish all what you can in the time you got. How's that sound? So what else is going on down there, Larry? Well, very interesting story on whatreallyhappened.com about how the The story about the USS Liberty won't go away. A guy by the name of Phil Turney who was on the boat and what happened to him and the harassment he's had trying to keep a program going explaining what happened. He's got a book out. I highly recommend people take a look at that. You know who the rats are. It's interesting to see though that the ADL has pulled all information that they had about the USS Liberty off their site because it's backfired on them. More and more people have done some digging and some research and they found out the Israelis aren't the innocents that the ADL likes to portray them to be. Well, especially with the liberty, one of the problems I've got is, I'm sorry guys, making mincemeat and sieves out of the lifeboats. Now, what are you going to use as an excuse? Well, we were just going to murder the Arabs and murder the Americans instead. Better how you look at it, shooting the lifeboats. This is the kind of stuff when you think about it that they always talk about. Remember in the old propaganda movies, Larry, where they showed the Germans and if they have a short thing of a life about it, then you see the hand, the World War II propaganda, where the hand is slipping beneath the waves with the life ring off the boat with the name of the boat still floating in the water. Remember those? And oh, those buggers. Except that, as is always the case, the kosher mafia is always, whatever they're doing, they always try to throw it on somebody else. What is interesting about this is that is exactly what happened with the Liberty. The one thing that is a fact is that it is a miracle that it stayed afloat. It was betrayed by everybody. My biggest problem is the officer in charge of the carrier group, I believe it was the Saratoga, where they launched planes to assist the Liberty and then recalled them. Now that tells you something about these stinking ring knockers. Of course, no, LBJ was a rotten bugger right off the bat and betrayed the Liberty crew. In fact, there's no doubt that they set it up to be the incident, but they planned on that being the incident to drag us into a Middle East war. And it didn't work the way it was supposed to because the crew and the captain stayed the course, literally, and saved the ship. In and of itself. Yes, Johnson helped to assassinate John F. Kennedy and then became President. Of course, the interesting thing to note is that I still think with Kennedy is that he was frustrated. He was older than Kennedy. He had been a scurrilous swine through all of his time in whatever office he held up through to get to the Vice Presidency. He didn't plan on being Vice President. He wanted to be President. He was running against Nixon. What is interesting about that is if you look at how short a time after he left office he died. People don't really think that through. You see all these presidents come together. Let me give you the best example. They are in the middle 70s and in the 80s. Remember you had a series of incidents where all the presidents were brought together for funerals and such. Where is Johnson? Johnson is dead. So, I think one of the reasons Johnson acted is he wanted his name in one of those bus in the Imperial hallway before he left. And as a VP, that wasn't going to happen. But replacing Kennedy, yeah, he would be president at least for a short time. Now, as it is, he got the next term in office the next four years, and it was during that period of time when all this nonsense took place. This shyster helped to coordinate and fabricate the condition. There is no doubt about it. Of course, the kosher mafia inside the US were the ones in bed with him, literally at the hips. The fasting thing about it is that not only did they know, but he wanted that ship sunk. He flat out made the comment. He wanted that ship sunk. What I think is more interesting than anything else and a testimony to this, consider I ask everybody listening, do a historical search on the Congressional Medal of Honor. Then take a look at how the Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded. Once you understand how all these people receive the Congressional Medal of Honor and the fact that they go before the President of the United States and as the Commander in Chife, okay, depending on who the chicer is, they're awarded the decoration before the President. Well you know there is a man that got the Congressional Medal of Honor on the Liberty. Larry, you know where he got his Congressional Medal of Honor awarded to him? In the back lot of a shipyard by another fleet admiral. You know, I do recall reading about that. Now that is unheard of people and this of course during a time of war Vietnam was going hell bent for election. If you do a history of the awarding of both posthumously and to living, slash surviving, participants, you know that the President of the United States awards the Congressional Medal of Honor. This should tell you something about what kind of hatred and what kind of a skunk Johnson was and the fact that the other men who understood full well the the victory, the abilities, the potential demonstrated by the crew and by the captain. The captain was severely injured. He was immultably wounded and never left his post. He had more than an excuse to leave his post. Of course, I think like any man on the ship like that, he knew full well, you know what, I'll leave my post, everybody else starts leaving their post, we're all dead. Common sense is you better stay the course. That term has heard many, many times, but that's what they mean on a ship like that, stay the course. So then after surviving the betrayal and then after being threatened, I have a problem with that. Number one is I'd have to figure if they threatened your life they were probably going to kill you anyway. So the first time I had an admiral in front of me that said he was threatened and started to big grit in his teeth, he'd have to die right there. I just figured you're going to kill me anyway. We don't know how many of the men they did kill. See some men would know more than others and a lot of the crewmen of Liberty did not only live so many years after the event. Some succumb to long-term injuries from the attack. Others, my perception is that they may have been targeted and they may have been sickened in other ways because they were in key positions where they knew a lot more and they just were terrified of talking at all. The bad guys knew that if they didn't say anything then they could kill them off and nobody would ever know the truth of what they heard in their earphones. You know what I mean? Like radio operators. See radio operators, you know, sparks. Remember from the points at the bottom of the sea, Larry, a guy's name was Sparks. You always have a guy called the guy Sparks. Yeah, a radio operator. Well, the radio operator, he's not sitting there with his thumbs up his hind end. And in fact, any radio operator worth his salt is constantly working, constantly on the earphone, constantly and in fact, using as many pieces of equipment as he can. Here's the thing about the livery. The Liberty was an intelligence ship. That's all it did was listen. It listened in every form of electronic communication that could be imaginable. It was one of the few ships in its day to have a satellite uplink system on board. Look at the silhouette of the Liberty. There's a big dish there for a reason. technology was unique and special. Here is another thing about the Liberty that most people don't realize. Remember the Mayagwez? The Mayagwez was taken by the Korean. They had the Chi-Offed Korea. Remember the Intel ship taken off Korea? They grabbed everybody and dragged them away. Almost all of our, and again I know why, this was a way to hide our intelligence ships. Most of our intelligence ships for many years that were signal intelligence, collection ships, were brought out from the mothball fleet. What they would do is they'd strip them of all of their ordnance just about to lighten them up and to make space. And they'd jam pack them full of every sound, you know, piece of sound equipment you can imagine. I mean every frequency, anything and everything was being monitored. Then they would put them on station off different parts of the world. Now, three different types of ship classes were used. Number one, in many cases, minesweepers. The Mayaguez was probably the best example. That was an intel, that was a minesweeper actually. Light destroyers would be the equivalent to. Then DEs, destroyer escorts, and dispiers were used as intel ships. Well, this means you're taking an obsolete or an obsolescent, or really not obsolete, so much as just an older ship and you're converting it over. They were toothless in that most of the armor that they had was half inch. They typically did not maintain any of their five inch guns. They were passive ships. The biggest problem is they were bullet magnets because if they were fired upon, there was nothing to slow down to defend yourself. Yet they had all of our most sensitive technologies on board. And in every case, carried codes. carried manual slash administrative paperwork on board that was absolutely sensitive and yet gave them no ability to defend themselves under the logic that they would be defended by the fleet. Now what's interesting is those were all hand-me-down ships. They sailed off Africa, they sailed off Asia, they sailed off Europe, they were all over the world and typically again light ships, cheap to run. but with very technical and specialized crewmen on board, intel analysts, signal intelligence personnel, etc. Well, what's the difference? When you listen to what I just described, think about the liberty. The liberty was a purpose intelligence ship. This was the equivalent to the SR-71 on water. That's what its job was. It was the SR-71 collection package on water. The ship was specifically built as a mission oriented intelligence ship. It wasn't just an old destroyer they flopped out in front of somebody and sacrificed. They took a cutting edge, best available piece of equipment and put it on the platter for the Israelis to murder. Now think about that. So you want to wonder about something else Larry? I never did check to see what the depth of that ocean was there. But what do you want to bet that not only were they going to murder everybody, but kind of like an old James Bond movie, what do you want to bet that they knew exactly where they'd be going to salvage stuff? Well, if you want to know the mentality of these people, Mark, there's a guy named Jonathan Pollard that's rotting in jail because he gave the Zionists every single nuclear secret that we had, and scum, absolute scum like Barney Frank and others, want to free this guy just to placate Israel again with these bogus settlement issues. Folks, this is a guy that totally castrated our nuclear nads back in the 50s, 60s. This guy should be shot. They always bring it up. Oh, release, Jonathan Ballard. He's their hero. Because you betrayed America. You cannot have dual loyalist citizens supporting two different countries. You gotta pick one. These guys have killed our kids for their causes and they'll destroy this country for their causes. They don't care about this country. Well the interesting thing as I point out is the liberty had she gone down I guarantee that they would have been stealing off of the wreck everything within a matter of hours if not days. I believe that that was one of the many missions. Most people don't think about that because think about a lot of the stuff is, and again because of where they were hit, I mean if you look at the account you were bringing up the program they've been doing, they've reviewed this action and there are survivors that are from certain places on the ship where there were no survivors otherwise. Where one man basically stepped out of the room when I think it was the torpedo that hit. Virtually every man in his section was dead that instant. Had he been just a moment slower, instead of being knocked on his keister and then cut up in all the ways that he was, he would have been found as chunks of tennis shoe and body parts the size of your fist like the rest of his fellow crewmen were in that room, in that chamber, because again it was one of the signal intelligence chambers on the ship. Now, all the technology would still be there. And the Israelis, having murdered whole crews in the Mediterranean to steal nuclear secrets already, what's an intelligence ship worth? With all your encryption codes, with all of your special technologies for radio signal uplink, satellite technology which at the time was pretty much cutting edge for the, because this was not a hand-me-down ship. This was a built-to-purpose ship. They had been on them like flies on feces. In fact, they had picked their way through the bodies and been laughing about it every step of the way. That's the other reason that they again had destroyed the lifeboats. They were told, from the other end, there's no doubt that they were told, murder all the Americans on board. In fact, it's very much like that of all things, the goofy James Bond movie, I think it was The World is Not Enough. And where the character who is the News mogul actually goes up with the stealth boat they've got and they murder everybody on the water, they sink the ship and then they murder everybody and they get videotaped of it. And look what those bad guys did. And that is the epitome. Sometimes, especially the kosher mafia loves to do this stuff where they'll put it right in everybody's face and throw it right at you and then turn around and go, oh, that's just crazy and the denial routine. Well, in this case, it's not that far from where the boat was actually attacked. The ship was actually attacked. So, just things to think about, especially with the Liberty. And again, do they have the program information there on the page? I don't believe so, Mark. I mean, it was actually terminated from your baddie over there at RBN suddenly. And I know they were scrambling to try and find a different venue. Hey, well, you've got LTR, guys. Do me a favor, track them down and let them get them in contact with Ed. They can have a program on LTR right now. If I can get in touch with them. If you can, take the time. Please, I'd ask you to do that. That's your mission if you can. You've got to contact him from there. If you could, email them and or get hold of them by phone, tell them to get hold of Edward. We'll put them up on the air. They can have a program once a week or every day if they want, whatever they're going to do. We'll work that out with them. Right away, they'd be up on the air, no hesitation, no thinking twice about it. They just got to make sure they can get to the phone. The one guy's name is Phil Turney. He supposedly, I believe, was on the boat. Right, these are all survivors. And thank God they're still actually speaking because they were hoping, and the only good thing is, you know what, even though they didn't turn around and stick a knife in that character or threaten them, they all died. Time doesn't wait for anybody. All these sheisters that betrayed us, they're all dead. time doesn't wait for any of them. So you know what, eventually you're on top where you get to stand on a grave with some admiral like that and urinate on him. I would. I'd walk out, find that sucker as well as he's buried. I'd make a point defecating on his grave, at least it'd be an anniversary. Every year on the day that the ship was attacked, I'd go over and defecate on that sucker's grave that threatened me. That's the attitude everybody should have. That would be my way of sending flowers. Hey, the other flowers left there, if there are any, would grow better. But that's all that Shaster deserves. Ideally, it would be dug up and hung, but that would be another story. So I don't think we have a caller. Who do we have? George in Texas. Go ahead, George. Jump in there. I was sitting there reading in the paper and on a few other websites about the military vote might be jeopardized with the absentee or overseas ballots. Is this an engineer thing to happen to make sure the military don't get the vote? Absolutely. The number one is that this is okay, how long have we had troops overseas? Forever. That's right. Now guys, no matter how we look at it, the only reason they're doing this is because they know everybody's pretty well fed up with the Shysters in Washington. And anyway they can try to, there's no excuse, not one. that they can come up with. You know what gets me about this? For all their BS, this is the age of electronics. If they claim that somehow there's a problem with the absentee vote, we shouldn't have any problem being able to go to the servicemen. This is the age of wonder technologies. And we should be able to get each one of them to physically vote. And in fact, for that matter, paper ballot vote. Why not? You know, the Red Cross delivers stuff right to the doorstep either way, either to the soldier at the Army or military post office, whatever they're involved with, which goes overseas, or it goes to their doorstep. How is it that all of a sudden everybody goes to a brain fart with something like this? And with all the frivolous things that our government spends BS money on, especially foreign nationals and illegals, Why is it that they would be fumbling the ball on the election process with A, something we've done for as long as our country has been in existence, you know, the election process, and two, dealing with our military personnel voting even if they're overseas? No matter what you come up with, the only possibility is lying, cheating skunks trying to feed the vote. That's the only thing anybody needs to say. This is not a new issue. This is not something unique. We have better technology. Today you can jump on a plane. This isn't like World War II. A few weeks from now, you'll be over there in Germany, son. No. This is, by the way, in so many hours, I'm going to have jet lag because I'm dropping right into their backyard in how long it takes me to hit a red eye. In fact, I can be anywhere on the planet within, what, 6, 8, 10, 20 hours depending on how fast the plane is. Anywhere on the planet now. So all this BS is based on the idea. And this is the problem when you hear all this angst being generated. Oh, there's confusion. We had an extensive conversation on this this weekend a couple times too. And also last week, privately talking to some people. A lot of people are stuck in the 60s, mentally. And the enemy counts on this. Guys. The world really has changed and even the characters who claim to be the cutting edge, you know, somehow they've got this idea that we're still in the 60s with everything. Like, we're going to believe it. I'm sorry, this is the year 2010. We have seven to ten generations of computer technology overlapping each other right now depending on how you count it. The newest isn't the best. 3-5 generations back is superior. That's the only interesting thing. They've sold us junk with the newer stuff. As far as the software, things of that nature, because most of it is spyware. And I go back even farther probably to get decent software, probably more in the middle of the 90s, to find something that has at least a soft end to the spyware operation. But hardware wise, come on, give me a break. We're talking satellite phones that are used for frivolous BS conversations every day. Satellite link up and down is so common that it's bread and butter for a lot of the industry now. So there's no excuse for any of it. It's all a lie. It's all thievery. And it's all criminal. And they all need to be arrested, maybe tried, maybe dealt with accordingly. If they create a problem, it's a fabricated. There's nothing. There's no excuse they can come up with. And there's nothing you'll sell me on that will work. They're lying. If they try to claim that they've screwed up the vote, go ahead. Also, there is a serviceman over in Iraq. They tried to foreclose on his house. His house was paid for. With servicemen, civil... Campus? Oh no, there's something else. Not campus anymore. It's got something else. Yeah, go ahead. I know what you're talking about. Military support operations for civilian activities, whatever it is. An acronym changes every three years. They tried taking his house, but his mom did one thing. As a remedy, I don't know if this will work and depend what state it is, but if your person owns their house, They need to go have a title search done on their house and find out who to claim that the house is fully paid for and need to place a legal notice in the newspaper. After like three weeks from there they say the judge signs off on it. Right, it's called a land patent. That's what we've talked about many times on the air. The Emerson Review specialized in that. A land patent is a priority, especially if you own the property. to definitely just cut all the latches to scrape everything off. You do to them what they do to you. When you do a land patent and you post it in a newspaper, it's the same thing as when they file public notice for foreclosure on the property. They do it in some obscure place where you can't find it and they post it for so many days and of course always in a newspaper too, but only in one spot, usually in an obscure location. If you don't respond, then they just proceed. If you challenge, then there's a different world that they have to deal with. The same is true in reverse order. You posted it, you mean you didn't check the newspaper? That's your problem, not mine. You can be a newspaper that's wherever. All it has to do is be a paper of record. That's the only thing. It has to be a newspaper record. It has to be kept in archive and kept on file. It's located in the library. Now, that's typical for all local newspapers, no matter how small they are. Typically, they're a paper of record, and that's what you want to use. And it's called the land patent. That's where you're going to scrape all their BS off, kill all the rest, because if they don't come up, they don't step forward, they're out of luck. That's all there is to it. Well, even in our county, there's even people with this foreclosure fiasco going before the grand jury, going to see the grand jury and trying to indict some of the judges. that are involved in this because they're just rubber stamping. They're not asking for anything. They even said, where's the bank note and the judge says, saying hell with you. You know what I mean? Well, let me point something out. Number one, litigate, but litigate properly. File the litigation against these individuals and then lean everything they own. Lean their cars, lean their houses, lean their cabins, lean their snowmobiles, lean their boats, anything you can find that's property, especially if they have a bank note on it. Now the next thing that you do is you go to the credit bureau with all of your filings and you give them to them. Now what do you think happens next? What happens is the credit bureau transfers the data into the credit base, the credit bureau information base. Every morning there is a man or a woman at every bank, all these Shaster Banks that are screwing everybody, have a series of vultures who watch the postings with the credit bureaus. And lo and behold, when they see a flag in that, oh by the way, the house that such and such owned by judge such and such, or by prostitute or such and such, or bankers such and such, even their own people, When they see that there is a superior lien, in other words a lien in litigation, especially now that things have gotten even worse. This worked back in the 90s when things were at least, oh we had a buffer. Now they've gone insane with foreclosures, guess what? What will happen is the bank will pull its, what they call the Loan-In-Threat Clause, and they will go after and steal the person's property that was trying to steal your property. They'll take everything. They'll send people out to get the cars. They'll send people out to get the snowmobile. Then they'll go, oh, but I've been playing on it. Yeah, well, we think it's at risk. And you do to them what's good for the goose is good for the goosey. And no matter what, even if you win or lose, they will take and foreclose anyway. They'll do it as a precautionary measure in this day and age. And this is the best way to stick it right in your head, sideways. Mark, even with the local government, even with these foreclosures, starting to find out they're losing revenue because of illegal property taxes that they've relied on for so long. Well, the whole machine is breaking. Number one, you've got cops now, like we grass like Michigan, one of our people were saying there were like eight cops on the street. Grass Lake is a dot on the map that has one street light, maybe two now. And only because they needed a second street light, so they have something to ticket people over. But they got eight cops on the street yesterday running around every chance they could for anything they could think of looking at people cross-eyed to desperate. It's called desperation revenue. Why? Because of all the BS they brought into with these socialists in the 90s all these communitarians slash communists all these communists bought into a bigger government big government. It'll be there forever Well, the problem is that in reality it's global government and local government is on urination end, okay, as in not you are a nation but on being urinated on. And that's going to be true of the counties, it's also true of even the states. Here in Michigan, the state police, we're going to be, you know, finally they're going to start laying them off. We've got an army of state police. Well, their solution, we're going to ticket. We've got to write two or three more tickets a day. save these other guys. Whoa! Wait a minute. You mean you have to increase the number of tickets, which means that you are, again, taxing without representation. You're not doing this because, oh my goodness, I'm Officer Schmidlapp and Larry, you didn't buckle your safety belt and I'm so concerned for your well-being. Yeah, revenue and skunk. That's all it is. In other words, the very thing we said, it could be whatever BS, what they're doing is they're throwing everything at the wall they can and hoping that anything and everything will stick. Now, I'm going to tell you what happens to departments like that. Celine, Michigan became so fanatical because they were so desperate because they bought into this BS back in the 90s that they drove everybody away from the town. I don't go to Celine for anything. I won't spend any money in Celine. I won't go near Celine. I, in fact, put Celine out of my mind as a business option. Why? Because no matter what, if you come near that town for one, and this is not an exaggeration, they were ticketing for one mile over the speed limit and it was a $95 ticket. Now, you know what my best choice is? There's nothing in Celine that I need. You know what happened? Everybody started thinking the same way. Nobody came to the downtown area. Half the businesses closed. Why? Well, you drove them out. Nobody wants to be around there with the head hunters waiting to give you a $50 fine for... Well, I don't think you had your turn signal on when you came out of the parking space after you bought a bag of groceries from the little grocery store downtown. Well, I can go to Meyers and I can go to all these other Walmart, I hate them, I don't go to Walmart for anything, I'm just saying. The average person is going, why am I going to go here and be ticketed $50 for $3 worth of groceries? Well, I can go to Meyers and they get a big parking lot, I can walk in and everything's there and nobody's going to ticket me while I'm there and I'm going to leave and nobody's going to ticket me while I'm there. You see the problem with that? Now, the whole department actually closed down just about. And we've had three or four of the little departments, same thing. Oh, we'll just ticket everybody. We'll creatively tax everyone. No, you won't. You're already a dying cause because everybody bought into this big, more and more government BS. Oh, let's not forget we need to rub in. These are the same doofs and stupid people that bought into NAFTA and GAP. These same stupid people who bought into NAFTA and GAP. These same idiots. stupid people that bought into NAFTA and GATT. Well, it's not going to affect my job because I could get a programming. It's not going to affect my job because I'm a white-collar worker. Hey, where do all the jobs go? All this, this is where this cascading failure. If everybody wonders how it was like when Rome fell, Outrageous revenue, taxation in all angles and directions. England was no different, which is why England was doing what it was doing at the beginning of the American, just before the American Revolution. For the same reason, it was a failed and it was a bellicose bureaucracy that destroyed and consumed its connections with the United States. Mark, you know the thing is, I've written something in my blog, say about Route 66. that people might be using the old mother row to avoid them checkpoints and full body scanners. Get your kicks on Route 66 and at least don't get x-rayed. Don't. Well, in theory. I hear people say they've already got these vans with mobile x-rays that go beam right inside your house and they said, well, there might be some of the high-powered gear rifles that knock out that x-ray machine. Well, yeah, I don't think I've got enough armor. The only good thing I'm going to say is this, is just like the police officers, let's remind everybody. In fact, everybody needs to start laughing at anybody. Well, yeah, I'm x-raying this and that and that. Really? Do you think there's enough shielding to protect you day after day from the exposure to that system? See, because it's one thing when they say, well, you know, if you go through that system, it's not going to be enough to kill you, Larry. You know, if you go through that system, you know, George, it's not going to be enough to kill you. But you know what? If you're standing there right next to that system and you keep pushing the button, what is your dose? What are you receiving in terms of whatever level of contamination hour after hour? after date. Not only you, but all the other groups around the machinery, or like these spy trucks. Now let me give you an example. Years ago, when they had the radar guns. The first are guns, literally, and this is something most people don't realize. The first radar guns, Larry, remember how big they were? Right? You know that those were actually the radar that was on the red eye? The fired shoulder launched personal missile system for air defense? That's where they got that from. Guys, this thing was transmitted like two miles. It was supposed to bounce back on a target, track a target. Well, it did. And it gave you exact, precise readings when you put a little meter on it like they did. But here's the thing. That thing was like the original Amana radar ranges, OK? Grossly, overpowered. And guys, when you turn it on, there's this spike in power. And it takes a second for it to register. So when you try to ambush somebody with a radar gun if you try to just turn it on, it doesn't worked too well. So what a lot of cops decided to do is they'd leave the radar gun on them and they'd hide it in their crotch. They'd point the radar gun towards their groin and have it sitting there and so they could collect an extra $25 ticket. They radiated their crotch to cancer level. How many people know that? Now you know what I see? I see poetic justice. All these poor fools who will believe because they're technically incompetent. who believe that they can sit in a toaster van and drive around with that van sending a transmission out like that, nothing that that vehicle is carrying is going to protect the operator who has 100% exposure non-stop. See, you and I, we're going to get radiated as they go by sweeping a vehicle or sweeping a house, but the idiot, the fool, incompetent and deserving idiot that's sitting there at the operating council or the guy driving, they're in a big refractive bounce box where every day their little molecular structures are being jostled just like somebody in a microwave oven and that's something you don't want to tell them about. So, my attitude on that is poetic justice between the cancers and the fact that they'll have what is basically like an Alzheimer's disease. Most people don't realize this. The frequencies they're operating at will actually agitate the molecular structure of the brain. And initially, they start to have memory loss, basin, pheasements, and they start to kind of like have problems with things where they repeat stuff, where they kind of repeat stuff, where they kind of repeat stuff. And then after a while, they just kind of get well more lofarvac because they really can't remember stuff and they really don't want to worry about remembering stuff. It's like Boxer's disease. What happens is the brain inside the brain pan is turned to slosh. Now I think that's a wonderful thing for all these jackasses who all thought they'd be part of this spiffy New World Order police state that they'd be toasting their hind end to death. They deserve it. Even those TSA guys run those full day... They deserve it. They should know better. You know what? The poor fool that's like saying, of course, they're cooking the people. They think they're laughing because they know, they've been told, yeah, yeah, when you get in that area and you do that scan, yeah, yeah, we're fine. them but they don't know. Okay, well the problem is I see nothing that is sufficient shielding to protect the operators. Nothing. I've done enough of this work before especially what we know about these frequencies. So every one of those goofs, in fact I'd go one step farther to say they probably even engineered it so it is directional towards the operator. You know, progressively you get rid of, you know, it's kind of like what they used to do with the execution squads. They would murder 10 or, you know, 8,000 or 6,000 people. And then they would bring the new execution squad in, put a gun to the head of the old execution squad, march them into the ditch, lay them down on the bloody corpses of the ones that they'd shot, and shoot them next. And then the new communists would be replacing the old communists. I don't see any different with what they're doing with this technology. Remember, these are millists that hate everyone. And the fools that are stupid, they're so dumb as a box of rocks. stupid enough to buy into whatever they tell them about safety factors people that bring stuff from countries that don't have any safety standards guys and or have no problem there's not a pat we won't steal and there's a technology they won't lie about uh... with the list with this way larry remember all that drywall the communist china center of florida that's eating the copper pipe out of the wall of the copper wire Well, it seems like I did hear something about that. Now, guys, if it eats copper pipe and copper wire, don't you have copper in your blood stream? Wow. And how did it get to the United States? Obviously, our friends at Communist Ch- My parents are down in Florida. They've been gutting whole houses. In fact, some houses, they've torn down, Larry. They've just literally torn them down. They have destroyed the houses because they're not worth rebuilding. There's so much in the up my problem is this if this stuff creates a vapor that eats copper pipe in the wall and copper wire in the wall through the plastic wrap What do you think it's doing to your lungs? And what do you think it does to the copper in your system? Oh you crazy around I? Work at five four seven gets fine. We got good organs from him. They still work Right and as Nancy points out copper is the element that lets your your blood clot Think about it. Now there's one right there. And again, did they tell everybody in the country? Hell no! Does everybody down in Florida know about it? Hell yes! Well Mark, what about Habitat and Humanity? I think they bought some of this drywall because some of those houses are falling apart already. Yeah, and that's partially because of how they were. They're purchasing contracts and how they were globalists. You've got to remember, Habitat and Humanity has got big global connections. They use prisoners, they use volunteers, they use work labor force, they are slave forces from all over. But yeah, that's probably true. It came in mostly to Florida and then came up through into Georgia and other states, but they got it under control information wise. And this is long before the Gulf with all the stuff going on with the oil. And of course everybody talks about, oh, at the end of the world, trust me, there's been a whole wave of end of the world attacks, as we know. George, we gotta let you go, sir. Thank you sir. We're at the top already. Alright Mark. And so was God bless the Republic. Yes, eternal to the new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We are on the march. We'll stay in nine. We got Dutch Jones coming up right behind us sir. Thank you for being here. Boy, we're having a lot of background noise there. Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow at the same time. God bless. See you later. We gotta clear the line. Dutch is coming up right here. Down it's roof's footy And the sun will always shine On the old Liberty tree It's a tall, it's a tall sun's yes we're the sun's the sun's of Liberty We're give up the struggle boys