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We have friends that have donated material for that purpose and we want to make sure it gets out to who it needs to get out to. So we get a lot of work to do there. Anyway, it is a very warm day, but it also looks like we're on the edge of rain. I think the upper part of the state of Michigan has been rained on. We haven't been hit yet, but we're probably going to get it again, which is okay. But the corn like I said I figured well that last gasparin was gonna do it guys the tassels are out the corn spurt it up another couple of feet and It is just looking phenomenal across the board garden the same way. I just put a almost a seven foot Bean fence up an extension to an extension to an extension and now we're having to go crosswise because the beans are doing so well and and are continuing to try to spread beyond what I already have up. So next year this particular breed of beans is going to get a bean arbor. I think that's the only thing that's going to work with these things because they will just keep right on spreading and they are producing already. Nancy just got the first big batch of beans off the plants. They're ever-bearing. As long as you keep them alive, they're going to be going. So those bean plants are going to be covered with the portable, the other portable greenhouse when the time comes. That's how we're going to do this. It's going to be rather interesting to see how well we keep it going through the season. We're going to do the 50-50 though. The back panel is going to be made up of vinyl siding. and insulated. In fact I got the insulation today for free. The 4 by 8 sheets of mylar coated styrofoam. Really cool. So that's the insulation for the back wall, north wall. Front wall will be clear and will allow the sunshine to come in and then we'll seal off the ends accordingly. And we're going to have ourselves a really cool project here for the season. I'm going to see how far we can keep these beans running right up until Christmas if at all possible and beyond. So, all it's going to be solar power, heating is going to be the regular solar thermal, etc. We're going to experiment with all the other technologies we have with off-the-shelf junk, anything other than free, whatever it is we got that's already here, already paid for, already done. So that's a high priority project as a matter of fact. Now, a couple of things here. Remember it is Communications Tuesday and there are a number of different companies with regard to Supply and Support, FAIRradio.com. If you're looking for military widgets, components, assemblies, things that you need for projects, there's the direction to go. Okay, so FAIR, FAIR, FAIRradio.com, FAIRradio.com. In addition to that, dealextreme.com, D-E-A-L, dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com. Electronic widgets of every kind that you need to keep equipment up and online. camera systems, microphones, radio systems, scopes, lasers, you name it, too numerous to mention. If it's a widget that's available, it's probably there, and probably 50 to 100 variants or a thousand, and I'm not exaggerating, a thousand variants on the theme. So dealextreme.com, remember when you see the price, the base price is what it costs to include shipping, Same with the reduced prices. If you buy three or more, typically of any item, it's down by 10%. You save more, I think, if you buy larger quantities still. So for all you troops out there, especially militia units, if you're looking for solutions for particular equipment and trying to standardize, here's a way to get a lot of it fast and to get backups to backups to backups online. Here's the solution. Anyway, not just complaining about the problem. I heard a beep. We may have a caller. Who do we have? very good problem there uh... couple other things here before i switch to a subject that i covered this morning because it is communication but it's understanding You know, we're gonna get right into something that was asked by a caller here. Hopefully he's listening today still Well, of course, hopefully he listens to us every day. That's good But you know, there's a lot of questions that have been asked repeatedly over and over through the years and we've run right up to the wall and the bad guys are back down and We've all run up to the wall both sides and the bad guys are back down. Well some point that's all ending and probably sooner rather than later everybody seeing what's happening with this a pull it be your operation they're setting up in washington this is a we told you so and for everybody out there that's listening if you haven't seen it there's a myriad of articles on it mark doesn't have to post anything new for our friends in the chat room this new the lie name, they're trying to call it a super Congress, it is not a Congress. This is the Politburo, this is the Grand Committee, the Soviet Supreme Committee of the Soviet. Okay, that's what they're creating. The communists are coming out in the open, the swine are coming out in the open, the Yahu-di swine. So for everybody out there, do a follow-up on that, you'll understand what I'm talking about. Hey, it's a we told you so everything that you know we've talked about over the years. Yeah, we were right We have been right we are right. We are going to be right, so we're going to be on the right side ours A couple other things here and plumb crazy firearms with slickguns.com, slickguns.com. Guys, I know it's not Weapons Wednesday, but a lot of you are wanting to build up AR-15s for your support troops. There are plastic lower receiver AR-15s that are complete. We're talking all the trigger group assembly in place, all the small pins and widgets, five point adjustable folding M4 type stock. Pistol grip in place everything's ready to go for about $120 or less depending upon who you buy them from Now guys that is a paper item, but I'll tell you what you're talking about being able to build a lot of AR-15s for very little money and You can slap any upper on that you want now personally I would focus on you should be able to right now with that receiver with $120 tied into the lower complete that includes the buffer tube inside the folding stock the whole nine yards I would put a 20 inch AR together and just keep cranking them out. Cheapest for the mostest, whatever cheapest upper receiver with bolt carrier you can find and that's either going to be an AR15A1 or an AR15A2. Maybe a flat top on occasion because they don't have to pay for the sights and stuff. They got a slap on there one way or another. So fine if it's a flat top A3 then you're still going to have to go out and buy a few sights but no big deal there. Go to Deal Extreme. They've got flip up iron sights for $12 a set postage paid. $11.00, the more you buy the cheaper they are for a set, front and rear. They'll go right on those picatinny rails so you got iron sights ready to flip up and then you can go with whatever scope system you want. You can spend $15.00 or $1,000.00 I guess, but personally I'd be making these rifles to the simplest possible design and cheapest. to get as many AR-15's up and online. By the way, cheapest mags, CenterfireSystems.com, thermal 20 round mags, $4 a piece if you buy 225 of them at a time. So there's the package, okay. The Plum Crazy Firearms Plastic Lore Receiver, AR-15A1 or A2 upper receivers, magazines from thermal but through CenterFireSystems.com. You're going to shop around for that upper between the dozens of companies out there making uppers and there's no excuse for you not to have that. Okay, that's an AR-15 issue now. belt-fed. Some of these guys, the units are out there in the field this weekend, had a variety. I got a chance to see some of the HK teams in 1919A6 is that they traded out for their Weatherbeat collections and such. They're beautiful firearms. These are belt-fed, Browning semi-automatic guns. Well, here's another solution and again, this is a really neat idea. It's an MG34 upper, an 8mm or .308 I get it in .308 because it costs the same either way and you get adapters to go from .308 to .308 at your discretion. It looks like an MG34 but there's no paperwork on it because it is considered an upper for an AR15. Wait a minute, didn't Mark just give you a solution here? Oh, that's right! Plum crazy firearms plastic air 15 lower receiver for $120 so let's see I can get a belt-fed mg34 type semi-automatic upper and Then I can get $120 lower and I got myself a belt-fed gun Wow, that's kind of special. So anyway, if you want to find out more, here's the thing to go Here's the thing to do www dot brp guns calm www.brpguns.com. No paperwork, it's an upper receiver, it's belt fed, it uses MG34 and MG42 German non disintegrating links. There are tons of those out there. Buy them while you can and buy all of them that you can if you're going to buy this thing. And that way you got lots and lots and lots and lots. But this makes a great vehicle mount gun. You need to have something up in the cupola for the commander. Here you go. You want to have something in the coaxial station? Here you go. You need something for your APC to throw a little extra firepower on the roof. There you go See how that is. Hell, maybe you've got a Hödemag or maybe a Hetzer or one of the other vehicles. Guess what? This gun fits right on that vehicle. The barrel slides right into the static mount on the gun manlet. Wow! Cool. Anyway, www.brpguns.com Their phone number is 301-8075234. That's 301-8075234. That's 301-8075234. Alright, there you go. Now, another thing real quick on that, remember they've got all the other goodies, tidbits, etc., etc., so two calibers, combo tools, yes, this thing costs a little bit of money, it's $3,600, guys. However, and everybody goes, oh, you're talking a little money. Hey, guys, it's belt fed, no paperwork, and all you do is grab any AR-15 receiver you got, and all of a sudden, pop, pop, boom, boom. So, no paperwork. Everybody understand? I'll repeat that again. No paperwork. for a belt-fed semi-auto .308, shoots forever, fits on a hundred different vehicle mounts, will work with a pin-and-mount fixture, etc., etc., which makes it a pretty handy weapons platform. Okay? Anyway, there are two solutions, one right behind the other. The lower receiver, plastic, $120. Belt-fed gun, $3,600 for both calibers, the extra barrels, all the kits, all the spare parts, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Now another thing, yeah I know it's not weapons Wednesday, well I'm going down to shopping list here for a reason. Spider firearms, Dave Moore, 407-957-3617. 50 caliber guns that do not require any paperwork. Why? Because it's an upper receiver. This is a chance for you to get a half inch gun. Do not get a shorty, go for a mid length standard barrel. Don't have to be too long, that costs more. don't go short you're losing power with a cartridge you pay money for you want to make sure you get everything out of it you can 407 957 3617 407 957 3617 407 957 3617 ferret50.com ferret50.com hey wait a minute I can buy that ferret and I go back over here to those plumb crazy guys and I get that whole lower receiver group for $120 and I got myself a... Wow! Shazam, Sergeant Carter! I shop around at the gun shows and I can get myself a number of good lower receivers for little to nothing that will fit on both of these uppers that are not paper. There's no restriction on them. They can't do anything about them. Shazam! There you go. So don't say... and those are both... these are both excellent vehicle-mounted weapons. That 50 single shot. Makes a great range gun for intermediate, you know short intermediate vehicle range. Okay the belt fed gun Gives you the firepower and you got a platform to carry it on if you're using a dune buggy an EPC Aren't an armored vehicle of any kind this will give you what you need until we can bridge over to a mag 58 or whatever else the enemy's carrying you're gonna strip off of their corpses and off their gear Of course, you'll probably take their weapon with you to the vehicle if you can but if you can't oh well throw it over on your pickup truck your dune buggy your Jeep Whatever you got and keep right on fighting Now no matter what you got, radio equipment, whatever, and by the way this is something most people don't think about. Almost all of our radio gear is mechanical in some form. And I was looking at this today because of something I just picked up literally today, just hmm, six hours ago. And it's like, you know, the whole outer casing of this thing needs to be cleaned up, but Gibbs would have settled that. because it has metal trim and it has plastic hull. It's got an antenna station that's got to be sealed. It's got a little flippy thing on it to cover up the antenna when it's not in use. All of that could have been taken care with Gibbs. And it will preserve it while it's in storage. But it will be ready to use. It helps to preserve the plastic, will help to preserve the wood, will help to preserve leather, and works really well on metal. So Gibbs brand lubricant. You've got radio boxes or radio cans and stuff. Have you been doing maintenance on them or are they oxidizing on you? You know, this is where it's like tedious because you've got to do maintenance on everything. Our equipment we pay for. We're not like the government where they strip it out of somebody else's wallet and laugh about how they've stolen it and drive our national debt to 20 trillion dollars. It just doesn't work that way for us. We actually, we're actually custodians of our private property and we take care of them, okay? Anyway, Gibbs Brand Lubricant, 888-481-8. 2-8's 4-6 but better still go to Tim Abel and the Leather Barn at 7-3-4 6-5-4 6-6-0-7 7-3-4 6-5-4 6-6-0-7 that's 7-3-4 6-5-4 6 6 0 7. One more time. 7 3 4 6 5 4 6 6 0 7. Now I will point something out about this too. Antennas, fixtures, wire mounts, push closures for holding wire, you know for antenna clips and such. Even the alligator clips you've got guys, most people screw up on that. I was looking I just got a bundle of wires that go to a PRC 125. I got them for free. I mean literally it was a gimme. But you know what, I've seen this before because the fixture components on the back, which usually were on a Jeep, a lot of times are exposed to the weather and you get that fine patima of white that starts to show up, which is identifying oxidation on some of the pot metal and aluminum parts. Well, I'll tell you what, wipe them down with Gibbs. First clean them all up, wipe them down with a scrubbing agent or whatever kind. Make sure that that's padded out so you don't have any bracelets where they shouldn't be. And then Gibbs the whole thing. It won't hurt the paint. It's not going to hurt the wood. It's not going to hurt the plastic. Whatever you've got. In a way of non-strategic materials that are incorporated into that wiring system and that radio or that piece of vehicle or whatever it is. This is going to take care of the problem. So again, Gibbs, a brand lubricant. Tim Abel at the Leather Barn, 734-654-6607. Okay. And then... Deal extreme which I've already mentioned deal extreme dot-com deal extreme dot-com deal extreme dot-com now Another thing when we want to get close to the bad guys sometimes you're gonna want to look like the pair of parasites the canned heads are gonna be used against the American people on a regular basis Be a good idea to have a can't hit uniform. Okay can't head dark digital Guys, two places you can go, haciampa surplus dot com, that's haciampa h-a-s-s-a-y-a-m-p-a surplus dot com. Their number is 602-740-2063. They have the hats, the booney hats, that are the correct pattern for the can head camouflage. Now, here's another thing. Remember, Rap4.com, R-A-P, number 4.com, R-A-P, 4.com, R-A-P, 4.com. You need a large uniform. 2X, 3X, 4X, you have guys that are 6'10", 6'11", we do. I have to look up on an angle at these guys. They're big. Okay, really big. Well they need 3x or 4x because of arm length and girth and it's not because they're overweight, they're just normal dimension for their height. Okay? So if you need uniforms and you're looking for exotics, right now go to www.rap4.com, then go to catalog. Next, go to clearance on the catalog. Clearance, it's off to the right side, has a little bit of an orange-ish color to it. Clearance that subdivides BDUs and Vests. You go to BDUs, all the stuff that's on sale, $20 a top, $20 a bottom is right there. Now, Haciampa has all the trimmings to make that gear work, like the hats, the patrol hats, whatever. So you want to check out Haciampa for what they have on hand, and that'll kind of round out the difference, okay? Anyway, hopefully we gave you some ideas. Now last but not least, because again, signal communications. I just ran into and got a whole big pile of solar lights today for pretty much nothing. I almost had another bag full and I made a mistake and didn't pick them up and I was thinking twice about that and kicking myself today. I could have had another probably 15 for free. Okay. Now the neat thing is I went through every one of them, checked their on-off switches, checked the batteries. Batteries are clean but they're still probably the original batteries that came along with these lights. These aren't cheapy lights. They're about $20, $25 a piece. These things are probably bought last year than they were disposed of. Okay, that's fine. I need spare batteries. Where am I going to go to pick up the spare rechargeable batteries to replace all these and then go through these and see which ones are good and which ones are so-so. The ones that are so-so that I'm going to take out I'm going to use for booby traps like you know laser mines and for audio or video collecting systems for stuff that's expendable. Example, I need LED lights out there. They're going to be throwaways. The battery is going to be good to maybe half the night or part of the night. That's fine. I can put it out there with all the junk that I've thrown together off the parts bench and that battery if I lose it or if it gets discarded or I forget where it is, I don't care. The whole thing was junk. But that LED will light up every night and that LED will work. Now on the other hand, if I go to surplustraders.net surplustraders.net surplustraders.net If I go to www.surplustraders.net I can get any number of different name brand or not name brand AA batteries to put into all my solar lighting right now. Yep, that's how it works. And you know what? That's what I plan on doing. No way. Yes, we Batman as a matter of fact I'm gonna make sure that all these are upgraded But one of the things is freeing independent lighting guys when the time comes power grids going down Do you have the ability to create any kind of illumination now going back to a company? I mentioned earlier here deal extreme calm one of the things that they have that are you can pay any price you want our solar powered Christmas LED lights 15 feet, 25 feet, 30 feet, 50 feet more there are, the more expensive they are. But you know what? They have their own solar power pack. They have batteries that come with them. I change those out for a better quality battery. But the baseline price is $8.95 for one single strand of those things shipped. If I buy three, they're about $7.30 or about $7.00 for three of them. $7.00 apiece, including the shipping. That's a lot of cheap lighting off the grid. Okay? Gotta start thinking this way people. We need auxiliary lighting. You're gonna need it for it. Now you're not. A lot of times you'll be working in the dark. Better get used to that idea. Better get used to having some kind of e-loom that's not gonna wash you and brighten you up out in the field with your radio rigs and with your other equipment. Number one, everything needs to have tactical discipline for light and for sound. Nothing gets thrown away. Everything needs to be itemized, put into dollar store, Ziploc bags, and kept clean and kept dry. I do this all the time. I get wall warts of every type you can imagine. Do I use most of them? No. If I need them, do I have them? Yes. Can I match up to pretty much any wall wart that's out there with any phone or radio or whatever? Yes, I can. That's what makes a big difference if I need it I have it on the shelf somebody else paid for it somebody else got rid of it because oh they got a new Phone or they got a new whatever well, that's good. I like that keep doing that don't slow down you get rid of it We'll pick it up. We'll use it. Okay. It's that simple so surplus traders dot net surplus traders dot net surplus traders dot net they're out of ales uh... al i'm sorry alberg vermont a l b u r g alberg vermont their phone number is one eight hundred three four one six four six eight one eight hundred three four one six four six eight one eight hundred three four one six four 6 8 so there you go it gives you a solution not just complaining about the problems boy so anyway a couple of things going on here and let's see I'm worried. Oh, you know what? As a matter of fact, forgive me guys. I'm gonna have to leave the chat room for a little bit. I just realized what I did here. I've got to change directions twice. Number one, before I go any farther, and again, this has to do with supply and support. Notice I'm dealing with immediate concern items that can be done or taken care of quickly that are on the list of things to do. Do you think maybe Mark feels that there is a priority here? Does that perhaps hint that you people those of you who are listening that are just sitting there, you know quietly and doing stuff as you're told Get these things off the list as quick as you can take care of your problems Make sure you've got your arms and munitions where they need to be make sure they're up in line and you're ready to fight It's that simple. I hear some background noise. Who do we have? There we go. Shh. It's an open mic CQ CQ open mic over copy Anyway Yes it is. Come on son, tell me if you see the smoke. Tell me if you see the- Oh, he got overrun. Anyway, he's just gripping that mic real hard but he just ain't breathing no more. That's bad. Anyway, yes it is. Ted Gunderson speaking about people have passed away that radio operator has gone well Ted Gunderson has passed away too now No matter how what you think about Ted Gunderson he actually did help in many ways to bring a lot of information to people over the years and Sadly enough Ted just passed away here on the 31st of July didn't know about it until this morning Ted L. Gunderson, Homer FBI Bureau Chief, passed away on Sunday, July 31st, 2011, at the age of 82. He had cancer problems, but he was actually dealing with kidney failure that happened while he was in the hospital. So you figure that one out. That could be because of whatever treatment or whatever was going on. Anyway, we got a caller. Who do we have? Background, lots of noise. Oh, wow. Well, hopefully the person with the background noise will fix it. Otherwise, we'll mute you in a second. Here we go that worked anyway Real quick on this one again the individual that did the report in this talk to Ted's Daughter He was hospitalized in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for the past couple of weeks. Ted was receiving treatment for cancer from an alternate health care clinic in Costa Mesa, California in recent months. But he encountered a difficulty that required hospitalization. What followed after that is a long story, which I won't go into here. You can imagine the nightmare. But suffice it to say that his demise was more a consequence of kidney failure rather than the cancer. Yep, Ted would have turned 83 had he lived until November 7th of this year. So again, for all of our friends out there, you want to find out more, do a search. Ted L. Gunderson, G-U-N-D-E-R-S-O-N. He's passed away and he's gone now. And if you'd like to send condolences, letters, cards, statements of appreciation, here's the address. Send it to, and it'd be to his daughter, Lon. Oh, forgive me, Lori. I can't see that dot that well. L-O-R-I to his daughter Lori. And again, the address is Ted Gunderson. Next line, 6-2-3-0-A, Wilshire Boulevard, number 6. Los Angeles, California 90048. Again, Ted Gunderson. Next line, 6230-A, Wilshire Boulevard, or Wilshire, actually you've heard about them. We've heard that name on movies and TV programs for years. Wilshire Boulevard, W-I-L-S-H-I-R-E, Wilshire Boulevard, number six. Los Angeles, California 90048. One more time, Ted Gunderson. Next line, 6230-A. Wilshire Boulevard, number 6. Next line, Los Angeles, California 90048. Anyway, Ted's daughter's name is Lori. Oh interesting, I'll find out more about some of the sub-milt there in a minute. I didn't read that until now. Aha! Anyway, for all of you out there listening, if you would, just to let people know, pass the word on that Ted's gone. And the rest is, well, he's now part of the long, gray line of history that makes up the Patriot Movement in these last couple of decades and heading towards the next war. So everybody needs to, you know, I... Something that really is in line with the subject we were just talking about, or our caller asked yesterday, and I will get into it in a minute, but it's interesting. What would it be like to prepare for the 10 years leading up the American Revolution and pass away or to be ill just as it starts? Boy, that'd have to nudge your old gizzard, wouldn't it, kids? Can you imagine that? Can you think about what that would be like? Imagine having survived 10 years and watched all the atrocities and things take transpire and maybe you had a relative taken by the British and dragged away at sea. Maybe you knew that that relative eventually was on a British fighting ship being used against American other American fishermen to destroy their ships and livelihood and to take other brothers in that were sailors at sea fishermen at sea and for them to be pressed as slaves into the British Navy. Maybe you lost other friends and see that never came back because the British just flat-out killed him and sent to the bottom They did that quite a bit also So there's a whole bunch of things that frustrate you and you've been preparing and you squared away helped make guns artillery helped to prepare and train troops and then some illness put you on your back or put you in bed and You know it's coming and then you hear about Lexington and Concord. What would that be like for you? Would you find enough energy just to find the next battle so you could at least say you died in the first actions of the war so that all of your efforts were not in vain? At least that's what you perceive, perhaps you'd think maybe it was in vain, it wasn't. See, my attitude is, like I just said, the long gray line. We don't know when God's going to take us. We don't know when we're going to leave this earth. There's nobody going to guarantee any part of that to you. They can flap their lips, but the bottom line is, you don't know. So we prepare every day as if it is the last we prepare every day and we prepare with strength and we prepare with vigor and we prepare with focus and Even though we're tired. I know you can be tired. I am too at times. Trust me This is a lot of work This has been a lot of work But you know what no matter what my logic is when the time comes if I kill as many of them as I can That's another brother or sister. Perhaps I've saved that they won't hurt ever again Perhaps all I can do is arm or equip because I never get made. For whatever reason, they waylay you. You're in the wrong place. You're in a hurry to get there. You didn't see that bus. You didn't see that other car at the intersection. How many times have you seen that happen? Everybody's so tunnel focused on going, going, going, going, that they find the next accident that much faster. And you never get there. Was all your activity in vain? Well, did you train? Did you help to train other people? Did you help to give other people to gain experience? Did you teach? Have you taught? Have you been a student? Have you first learned and then passed on what you've learned? There's a whole life cycle to this. I think the biggest problem is like the question was asked yesterday is you know like how many people were just saying how long will it last? Well how about how when will it start? That's really the first question that was being asked and I'm stressing this for a reason today because this question has been asked over and over again. The fact that we're still breathing is a good thing. I think that's a positive thing. Now, are we breathing free? Well, for every day that the enemy moves ahead, or at least, you know, stays above ground, that's another day that the tyranny proceeds, and more and more people are becoming fed up with that nonsense. So it's gonna kick off now you aren't you aren't necessarily gonna everybody wants to be the person have the you know the finger on the switch But you and I is we aren't gonna be that lucky we can't be sure where it's gonna start the only thing we can do is be prepared to the best of our ability and To train the armies that are needed to make sure that they're ready to fight when the time comes all the propaganda all the postulate postulating by your enemy all the posturing and positioning all of the BS that they've generated is for naught on their side It's irrelevant to the reality of what's transpiring here. In reality, each of you are going to be making a solemn decision at some point. It's not, when will they, what will you do when they, and here's the best example. It is not what you will, what will you do when they attack your front porch. It's what will you do when they attack your neighbor's front porch first. Well, we'll leave his mind. Well, okay. What if they are going house-to-house? You're gonna wait. If they were going house-to-house neighborhood, you see three black vans and a handful of black Suburbans and they go out, jump out, and you think, oh, must be something, you know, whatever you decide to throw into your mind to justify watching the police state of motion, you think, oh, a drug bust or something. They go to your neighbor's house. And you don't know that neighbor and he's across the street and six houses down. And you see him kicking his door and you're all going, huh? Wow, wow, that's really interesting to watch. But then after the kick in the door and the second team rushes in, the first team goes across the street or goes to the next house right next door and you go, whoa, wait a minute. I know that guy. What did they bother his place for? Oh wait a minute, they're still ransacking and they got the wife and the kids out in front of the first house and they're crying and they're beating the husband down in front of his house and laughing about it and they're busy carrying booty out that they're piling up that they're gonna steal and take home for themselves and by the time you even say that, the second house is having the same thing done to it. Meanwhile, you look down the street on your own side because you were so fixated on what you saw at Kitty Corner, you realize they're on the second house on your side of the street. Now, here's the thing, there's a black bus, and that black bus is just like the one they had in the Soviet system. And the black buses, they didn't go back if they were partially full. If it took 20 hours or 24 hours to load that black bus up, That's how long you were stuck in the little cells inside the little boxes inside the bus. Oh, you thought you were going to sit down in a convenient chair. No, that's not how they did it. They designed the little cells inside the black buses so that you were almost in what was called the dying cockroach posture. You couldn't quite sit down. You couldn't quite stand up. You had very little room to move left and right, and typically you were squeezed into and then locked into that box. and you stayed there until they filled the bus up. Now either you heard gunshots outside the screaming the wailing of women being raped by the KGB the wailing of women being raped by the FBI the ATF when the time comes the scream of children as they're being beat to death the scream of people in their front yards you know as they're thrashed to the ground and beaten to the ground and they demand to know where their wealth is because the global street gang has shown up Now do you wait until they're your front door now you think about that you see For that matter all of your idiot neighbors some of them might have deserved it because they were dumb as a box of rocks soft rocks And they were stupid enough to go that'll never happen, but now it's happening to them Do you shoot because you're defending them or do you shoot because you know you'd like to get the start getting rid of the enemy at the greatest range possible and you start putting holes in them in such a way that you create lots of confusion and and you coordinate it, you work together, you're already organized as teams, you have fire teams, you have squads. You're dumping flare, smoke, you're gonna fry what you can, burn what you can to the enemy, you're gonna, if you wound them badly, you don't follow up on them. Let them thrash around on the ground and scream into the radio microphones they're carrying, and that's a frequency they can't use anymore while they're screaming for help and it doesn't come. See, it's not when they show up at your doorstep. What are you going to do when they start going house to house and they're at your neighbor's doorstep? What do you do? Not because you necessarily love the character if he's a dunder hitter and idiot, but by God I think we better start shooting them when they're down the street there a little bit just because they'll give you more range. That's just how it works and you better have a plan of action advance. You've got plenty of time to think about this Maybe it's a good idea not to even be in the neighborhood because if somebody would give you the high sign Maybe it's a good idea to be unearcing the AO and staying away from the cities which are nothing more than cattle herd points anyway There isn't an American city that doesn't have a concrete belt around it now and doesn't have more than one or two walls surrounding that city There are nothing but herd points for the cattle with no food production and water that could be cut off at any time. There you better think it through. Take a look at every highway. Do you have a bypass? Do you have a wraparound that goes around like Ann Arbor, Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, Indianapolis? Absolutely Indianapolis. Hell, it's six and eight lanes worth of kill zone all the way around that city. If they decide to clamp that down, you don't get past that concrete barrier. You don't get past that flat piece of real estate. They've created. It's all concrete line and concrete ditch Concrete walled. Hell yeah, I've been through there many times people know exactly what it looks like now So it's not a fortress. It's a cattle holding point That's why they're trying to convince everybody urban warfare. You gotta get into the cities Really and what will you do after the first two weeks or three weeks if all of a sudden they just cut stuff off? And what do you think Hannibal the cannibal your neighbor is going to be like when he decides he's used to getting something to eat and all of a sudden there's nothing left to chew on? He's going to start eyeballing you real quick. First the cats and the dogs, but they won't last very long because they're going to expect a certain level of food consumption no matter what and they won't discipline themselves. None of them will discipline themselves. Instead they'll just be ape crazy. That's all there is to it. So again, be a good idea to be away from that brood one way or another. Ah, on the other hand, if you're stuck there, fight and fight hard. Fight to win, fight to get them all, and don't let any of them get away. Once you got them fixed and they were being decimated, don't let any of them get away. Anyway, do we have a caller? Hmm, for whatever reason, we got a lot of background noise up something here. Anyway. This morning I read from a book and I know a lot of you that are listening I picked the subject and I don't want to hear anybody telling me because trust me it covers with Protestants John Calvin it covers many subjects, but I picked the whole Issue, you know the whole sec segment that I read and I'm gonna read it again here and it's the Ignatius Loyola the rise and influence of the Jesuits And the reason that I bring this up is because of the subject matter that was described here. Now first of all, this book is not a spring chicken. I'm going to tell you that right now. But what I would point out about this is that when I read the section that I'm going to read, and it's actually quite lengthy, I'm going to start out on page 317. The title of the book is, it's part of a series I have, some of the earliest books I rescued from the dumpster years and years, decades ago now. Four decades plus. Four and a half decades. Beacon Lights of History by John Lord. This particular volume three is The Renaissance and Reformation. Okay? Now it covers many different subjects. I'll give you an overview. Savonarola, unsuccessful reforms, revival of art, Michelangelo, Martin Luther, the Protestant Reformation. Let's see, what else can we find for you here? In a course, Thomas Cramner, the English Reformation, etc., etc. Well, the section I'm going to read from his Ignatius Loyola, Rise and Influence of the Jesuits, page 317. Why did the Jesuits become unpopular and lose their influence? They gained the confidence of the Catholic countries because they deserved it, and they lost that confidence because they deserved to lose it. In other words, because they became corrupt. And this seems to be the history of all institutions. It is strange, it is passing strange, that human societies and governments and institutions should degenerate as soon as they become rich and powerful. But such is the fact, a sad commentary on the doctrine of necessary progress of a race, or the natural tendency to good, which so many cherish, but then which nothing can be more false, as proved by experience and the Scriptures. Why were the antideluvians swept away? Why could not those races retain their primitive revelation? Why did the descendants of Noah become almost idolaters before he was dead? Why did the great Persian Empire become as effeminate as the empires it had supplanted? Why did the Jewish nation steadily retrograde after David? Why did not civilization and Christianity save the Roman world? Why did Christianity itself become corrupted in four centuries? Why did not the Middle Ages preserve the evangelical doctrines of Augustine and Jerome and Christotom and Ambrose? Why did the light of the glorious Reformation of Luther nearly go out in the German cities and universities? Why did the fervor of the Puritans burn out in England in 100 years? Why have the doctrines of the Pilgrims' fathers here in America become unfashionable in those parts of New England where they seem to have taken the deepest roots. Why have so many of the descendants of the disciples of George Fox become so liberal and advanced as to be enamored of silk dresses and laces and diamonds and the ritualism of the Episcopal churches? Is it an improvement to give up a simple life and lofty religious enthusiasm for materialistic enjoyments and Epicurean display? Is there a true advance in a university when it exchanges its theological teachings and its preparation of poor students for the gospel ministry, for the schools of technology and boat clubs and the accommodations for the sons of the rich and worldly? Now, the Society of Jesus went through just such a transformation has taken place, almost within the memory of living men, in the life and habits and ideas of the people of Boston and Philadelphia, and in the teachings of their universities. Some may boldly say, why not? This change indicates progress, but this progress is exactly, exactly similar to that progress which the Jesuits made in the magnificence of their churches, in the wealth they had hoarded in their colleges, in the fashionable character of their professors and confessors and preachers, in the adaptation of their doctrines to the taste of the rich and powerful. in the elegance and arrogance and warliness of their dignitaries. Father Lechese was an elegant and most polished man of the world and traveled in a coach with six horses. If he had not been such a man, he would not have been selected by Louis XIV for his confidential and influential confessor. The change which took place among the Jesuits arose from the same causes as the change which has taken place among Methodists and Quakers and Puritans. This change I would not fiercely condemn, for some think of it as progress. But is it progress in that religious life which early marked these people or a progress towards worldly and epicurean habits which they arose to resist and combat? The early Jesuits were visionary, fanatical, strict, ascetic, religious, and narrow. They sought by self-denying labors and earnest exhortations like Salvinarola at Florence to take the church out of the hands of the devil. And the people reverenced them, as they always have reverenced martyrs and missionaries. The later Jesuits sought to enjoy their wealth and power and social position. They became as rich and prosperous people generally become proud, ambitious, avaricious, and worldly. They were as elegant, as scholarly, and as luxurious as the fellows of Oxford University and the occupants of stalls in the English cathedrals. That is all, as worldly as the professors of Yale and Cambridge may become in half a century. If rich widows and brewers and bankers without children shall someday make those universities as well endowed as Jesuit colleges were in the 18th century. That is the old story of our fallen humanity. I would no more abuse the Jesuits because they became confessors to the great and went into merchantial speculations than I would rich and favored clergymen in Protestant countries who prefer 10% for their money in California mines to 4% in national consuls. But the prosperity which Jesuits had earned during their first century of existence excited only envy destroyed the reverence of the people. It had not made them odious, detestable. It was the means they adopted to perpetuate their influence after early virtues had passed away, which caused enlightened Catholic Europe to mistrust them and the Protestants absolutely to hate and vilify them. Anyway, I tell you what, we are at the top. We've got a few minutes here. As it is, One of the things, the reason I bring this up, is this book was, okay, I'm finishing on page 321. I'm qualifying this for a reason. Now, I gave you a little hint. This book actually is one of the many books purged from a library. And the copyright is 1884. What did they say about Yale and Cambridge 50 years from then? What would 50 years be? Oh, that would be 1933-34. Wow, this guy really kind of had it nailed on the head with the little communist buggers that would come to corrupt the country and declare war against the American people. Anyway, the series is the Beacon Lights of History by John Lord. This particular is volume 3, Renaissance and Reformation. It's not the only that I have at most of the series. 1885, it's probably a hemp or a hemp transition paper. The book is an excellent. It's a library grade text. Needless to say, it was purged from the library shelves because heaven forbid we should have you thinking in the school system. So of course, the idea was to undermine that process. Anyway, we are at the top of the hour. We should have Don with us in the next hour if everything goes well. He's had to take care of some business. God bless the Republic. Death of the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're on the march. We'll be back in about seven minutes right here on Liberty Tree Radio. 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