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From the bottom of Florida, across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico, headed Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska, a whole bunch of Wyoming to include both in-coast, returned back to the East sweep, bust the plains, leap over the banks of the Mississippi, and land in the Smokies, Cruz, Grammettine's Oak 18, and the Ma Bill Grammett Consortium of retired telecommunications workers, bring us, despite many hands make the light work, a million PEDICO junctions, the ability to continue to when everything else is all here in Michigan in the southern part of state. And it is getting a little lighter gray in a few spots, but still, a system wave of gray towards. So we're going to see an on and off rain as we go step by step, you know, get outside and get some more outside. We do have a lot of work to do with communications Tuesday, by the way. And that means that it's also the 27th of August. It is the fifth year of open, maybe in the socialist and Soviet. occupation. 2013 older calendar or Mayan calendar. You know that guy that was sure a little about a year ago now that by December the world was going to come to an end and he needed to dance around the top of that little 13 foot Mayan pyramid that he had going on. Unka, Unka, Unka, ooh. And well things didn't quite work out the way they planned but doesn't mean he isn't dressing up in the grass who will plastic armor made in China, the chicken feathers on his nose, bloodshot red eyes from doping himself up, and a combination of other speedball drugs that he got from the government. Plastic obsidian knife made in communist China, and yes, that's chicken blood, pigeon blood, and probably some cats and dogs he caught in the process. And since that didn't work, he's looking for you next. So remember, keep the 12-gauge handy when Mr. Crazy Town slash, you know, government employee type decides to hurry up on the Mayan plastic real quick. We were talking about like handhelds, a court of defense, everybody. Well, let's make sure that we're there first and we're better equipped. If you already got your gear, congratulations. If you don't have your gear, get it. I don't want to hear later about it because that's what happened every time they've escalated these wars like this. All of a sudden, everything goes into crazy town. Now, a couple other sources. If you want Israeli civil defense masks, well, they're not Israeli-made. Guys, I'm going to point this out. Most everything that the Israelis do is a scam. It's a lie. They're sheisters, okay? The gas masks are not made by the Israelis. The gas masks that are Israeli gas masks are made of... Oh, by the Germans! They're German gas masks made under contract. They may sometimes even be made by Finland. For contractors that they've used, but I kind of have Israeli because it's best. Well, then why not buy German and go direct? And it's always going to say, of course, we don't need to cover that. The whole point is that the Israeli masks are German masks. They are made under contract. defense model is made in uh... germany uh... in a series of production cycles a lot of the stuff is just traded like you know bob over and over and over again they don't buy brand new even for their own people most of time they buy their surplus meaning make it a bit for them because we pay for all their bs by the uh... shasters over sell the gas man five cents apiece go back to the government for twenty seven dollars you think i'm lying You know, remember when you used to buy the Israeli masks for $6? What do you think they were buying them for on the rent a revolution market? What do you think they bought? What was it? 25 cents apiece, brand new in the box, and they had not even been delivered from Germany. And some shyster, you know, saw American bucks coming. So the Israeli government sold them for 25 cents to some character, Blatt and Steen Cohen, we don't care. And then turned around and bought them back for $27.50 apiece. They had not even left Germany. However, a percentage of those didn't get sold back to the Israelis, much to their consternation in several ways, especially Desert Dust 1, when they were all scrambling for gas masks. Well, a bunch of you took advantage of them back when they were. Remember those Hetty days? $4 and $6 of gas masks? $11 for the M-15, which is the military combat model? Yeah, you know the same one they're charging $50, $60 for now. Yeah, or $29.95, whatever it is. Order a piece, that's what they did. But it was all done on paper. Why? Because they saw American money coming. The Scheister's scam does. So, I'm sure that's happening right now. Hey, $29.95! Of course, what they did is they had the government sell their inventory for 25 cents a mask, and then they turned it on and they bought it back. The government and the people bought with their money after they paid for these with the tax dollars. They bought them for $27, $30, $40 depending on what the scammers do. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. Nuclear, biological, chemical defense, the technology's all the same. Some people go, nuclear, what is a gas mask going to do? Infilation with a steroid and all those other glands that you really don't need loaded up with. Remember that iodine, putting a patch of iodine on your skin, about one and a half inches, you know, two inches, you know, by two. your body absorbs the iodine, it goes right to where it needs to go. You can topically serve that way. You can load the thyroid in advance. It's not bad anyway. Your body uses iodine. Something to take into consideration. The only good thing is liquid iodine, typically in carriers or containers, could compromise. The government came up with potassium iodate because it's also long-store ring. In solid, dry form, it's a long-storage item. defense and military planning the policies of the fifties sixties which were so much if by it what you want to buy it over and over again when you can have it in a form that can be stored for an indefinite put together another country do need mass you look for another source first of all mention the uh... our main military go to their clearance and close out and go to the p r r another one is forbidden knowledge forbidden now forbidden knowledge you know w w w dot forbidden now Nuclear, biological, and chemical defense technologies, you can give them an email on Wednesday. Good thing because, again, when you ask a question, we answer it. More than one person probably has the same question. Or they need a refresher. So this is a high priority for our people. I'm not worried about getting everybody converted over to having some kind of defense technology on hand. Our people need it. The system is going to fail everybody else. he who has the technology is going to be on the up curve. It's a real negative down sweep that's kind of like a dress. We say market crown range. Not a good thing. Anyway, communications. I mentioned personal radios. I will remind everybody again about batteries. The most common mistake made. Yes, either buy a gob of alkali batteries, but they're only going to last so long. Do make sure that you acquire some form of rechargeable battery system and a solar cell charger system. combo right now emergency essentials many other companies out there i believe even freeze dried guy have multi function charging and emergency power systems these are portable uh... you should have more than one in your team ideally each person should have one but by doing this remember you have more throw weight have the ability to put more online faster if you have just one you got to share which is if you got a little bit you know that but Remember that the crank, their solar, cell phone and other device chargers, you crank, wind it up, crank the thing up, let it sit and the little magneto and the clockwork mechanism works and you've got a charger, you know, a power supply going to, you need rechargeable batteries that match what you are going to be buying in the way of a handheld radio. I would point out that battery problems in the future doesn't mean if you get it for a good price you get somebody has them at yard sale and you buy them and there's a you know battery for each one find out where you can get more and get spare batteries as you can afford them but remember flat plate battery systems that are unique suddenly available down the road about the old ones you may have to figure out how to hook up an alternate supply system and make those things work for you together put your dead batteries in it and remember that Down the road you may have to improvise, adapt and overcome through other problems, even the rechargeables, though they might be on the high end of life and dead or dying or not taking the charge as deep as they should. More than nothing even if only works for us. And remember that all these batteries can be relegated to LED illumination. A small amount of power runs a light emitting low-wave projects. Just something to consider. In a box, a simple plastic box, make sure it can be covered so you don't get moisture in things. and when you have a battery die, set it in there. Date it. Put a date on the side of that battery. Get a quickie marker or a permit marker. Put it in the container, put a string on it, make sure that stays with the container. When you put a battery in there, date it for death. Date it for retirement. That way you'll be able to prioritize. Again, you've got holes, you've got components, there's material. A lot of things can be done if you have to take more time to do it. that simple value of thing is again even solar off pictures are available for pretty much all these uh... pieces of equipment so you can run direct off solar if you know what you're doing it's not that hard find out how to do it uh... we do this with all battery pack electric drills that are what we call or you may buy child tonight and their nine-volt mobile systems will guide uh... the battery pack a you know can't get more of them there are not all out And, uh, but the drill's nice. Battery still, the motor still works, the truck still releases, does everything it did before. Well, what you do is you get a wall wart, match up your power supply, make sure you know what your positive and negative is, and what you can do is solder right to the battery contacts with a positive and negative for that drill. You can solder in or plug in and, you know, connect a wall wart to provide direct power as needed to... get the drill going. Watch these jump boxes where all the old wall warts and other equipment is being tossed out that's electric. I grab every wall wart I see. What a wall wart is, is an AC to DC power converter in whatever I'll have. I don't care if it's big or small, I grab them all. Why? Because I don't know what I'll need in the future. But with this, I can make the drill work. Now, many of the handheld radios that are out there have alternate wall wart power supply plug-ins also because that's their charger. But taking into consideration you might want to be able to cannibalize one, have a fixture for the battery, the supply because it's just me dropping in the charger rack, the little tabs are in the bottom, I know how it works. If that's what you have, be prepared to pull the battery, make up another fixture that has, you know, the wires connected, you make a little frame fixture for it, and you can actually plug in a set of bars that connect the tabs, that's of the proper power supply output and at least through another system you'll be able to use that handheld radio. You may have to use them as point to point running off other equipment, solar power, whatever you're going to do, but at least you can use them. But you want to start matching up with the junk that's laying around now. Take a look at your handheld radio. What is its power consumption? What battery pack does it have to keep it going? What does it use in the way of energy? Once you identify the output of that battery pack, you start watching for these throwaway wall warts and you match up as many of them as you can that are off the shelf and you have put them in Ziploc bags, one each. Dollar Store Ziploc bags, you get $50 or $100 for a dollar. Hey, there you go. You make up your radio repair kit, you put each of the wall warts that you're going to be saving it on standby, leave the original plug on it for the moment. You don't need to be changing anything. You never know when you might need it for something else. Now if you do want to follow through, that's fantastic. You want to build up what you need to so that when the time comes, if your batteries die out, you have the ability to switch out to this system if you do not have a connector slash adapter for this purpose. Again, simple process, not that complicated. Positive, negative. Once you pull out the battery, you'll see there's two tabs. One's positive, one's negative. Now look at it and think about how would I hook up an alternate power supply to this? That's why you also don't throw out the old batteries. Remember the old batteries or the wires if all else fails? What you do is you take the wall water, your power supply, to whatever, or your power, etc., so you regulate the power. You strip the wire, flatten it out, and then when you put the battery pack back in, you stick little pieces of wire in there, very, you don't get enough. You don't want too much tension, you don't want to stress the battery frame. Because remember the radio itself is not that well made. I don't care who makes them. None of them are. They're all communist. They're China support. Ciao chu, bam bam, made them guys. Anyway stick the wire in for the positive and negative where it needs to be. Push the battery in to create a circuit, complete everything. And if you can put the cover back on or at least use a few pieces of electrical tape so you don't lose it. At least you've got a radio. Big or small it is. You might have older CB. A lot of you guys, here's an example. A lot of you guys have older CB. figure man Marcus takes 12 takes tons of batteries to run this stupid handheld you know CB or this handheld 2 meter that's the size of an old army walkie-talkie well again using the same process there's basically a positive and a negative point and adapting whatever power supply is needed to the mission the radio can be used on standby at a fixed location and will allow you to talk rather than shut off Alternate power supplies, alternate energy. You do the research. I don't know what you have in your hands. I don't know what you're using right now. So again, you have to look at the problem and add to your inventory. Get a kit. Now remember guys, you can go out and get junk. Utility bags of all kinds with multi pockets. You know, especially the older cell phone and purse combos. You know where the cell phone has a bag for all kinds of other junk. Hey, perfect combination for your radio bag. You can have your chargers, your adapters, your spare batteries, the battery chargers, everything right there in the bag is a kit. And you even have a little cell phone pouch on the outside that's just about perfect. I got one here just around the corner I just put together that's perfect for that handheld radio. Remember the old cell phones were bigger. Your handheld radio is about the same size. Wow, you have an armored bag, you've got everything modular, it's in a black tactical color, sometimes brown, sometimes green. Now, pomegranate, pink, and whatever might not be your first choice, but if you look around, people are tossing this stuff out all the time. I grab every black bag or any kind of utility service bag that I can find. Backpacks the same way. Why? Because you may show up with nothing, and I've got a whole lot to give out. Free is okay. And by the way, a little hint here, the big bag fits the next size bag inside it, and the next size bag inside it, and the next size, you know, it's like a Revlon commercial and so on. You can take one big bag and put all the other little bags in it. They store really well that way. They're not flopping around. So don't tell them you can't figure out how to store this stuff. And pile up a lot of resource in the process. Again, these little niddly things are what nippin', you know, bite at you down the road when you're having to try to put stuff together. But if you have them on the shelf, collected not just pick and choose what you need for the mission the source for a whole bunch of the same model it means all of your phone slash all of your or hit personal radios the same kit on standby data because the cool with that yeah i think it would anyway we are headed toward one of the our break and they also all remember light our communication and so i have same policy with your illumination technology man there's so much stuff out there now it's just like the handheld radios between Chao Chu Bong Bang Dai, you know, China support. You've got LED flashlights that'll flash, blink, whistle, blarp, you know, blow up if you're not careful, whatever. They'll do everything. They will do everything and they'll cook a meal. Well, maybe not. But there are a whole bunch of flashlights out there, but remember, it ain't the razor, it's the blades. And again, start thinking ahead. Remember that, depending on how heavy it is, if it's 12 volts, you can put one of these wall warts with a proper output could be adapted so that flashlight can be plugged in and on standby for immediate use or for constant use. I mean interesting test if you got a little cheapy one, how long will that last if I plug it in and leave it on all night pointed towards, well it's not much light but it's pretty bright, actually blinds somebody or messes with their night vision. So for security lighting and for again observation, the solution would be an interesting idea. All kinds of things you can do with a bunch of junk somebody else would get rid of because it's not the latest and the greatest. Even though they'll turn right around and buy these same stupid things, they toss out the better model from five years ago that's heavier, better built, and probably made into countries that still have some standards. They're stretching everything they can, excluding down the equipment to the point where, or making it so unreliable that every fifth one out of the box isn't worth it. Think about that. So again, just because it's older doesn't mean that it isn't useful. equipment you just make sure you're lined up with other gear of the same age and eventually if you're patient like I've done with the GE handheld radios I've got about 60 or 70 of them with one pod all I did was keep watching where people were getting rid of them handed them off to the same person the whole unit all has personal radios now one of my units one of the people that were that will again I will be working with and have worked with for many many years we're patient we just keep watching and eyeballing for stuff but everybody's in a hunting mission to find the goodies they need If you find other goodies in the process, we do a lot of them up too. So again, dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com, that's chao chu bing bung China sport guys. They say that between two and seven days, whatever they have, will get those in their supply system. But if you're looking at handheld personal radios, that's a source. You can go to the truck stops. Yes, I know, I don't give a name for a certain truck stop. Why? I just ran down the entire corridor of 75. Hell, there's every name for a truck stop you can imagine, plus there's loves. Go out there, just look, they got radios up the butt. The little duck boxes are not on sale right now, but the mid-sized radios and CBs are. If you need components, if you need attachments and fixtures and you're in a hurry, guess what? Go out to the truck stop. The stuff is sitting right there. Whatever you need or what you might need that you can improvise, adapt, and modify, it's right there on the shelf. Go very far, don't have to dig too deep. It's all right there on hand, ready to go. So, a lot of work to do guys, and I know it's limited by budget. The economy is up or down, and implode or explode, well we'll find out. Doesn't make any difference either way. So, more important is, what do we do with the resources we have, and how much can we deny from our enemy to ensure that they don't take them? Resources are digits. What I've just done the last hour and a half here is get pointed out cheap. Why? Well, the cheaper it is, the more you get, the better off we all are. Right? See how that works? Anyway, we should be hearing the music. We are at the bottom of the hour. We'll be back in just a minute here. The mic will be back. It's Communications Tuesday. Regardless of the dollar price involved, one ounce of gold would purchase a good quality man's suit at the conclusion of the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt, and today. You may not be in the market for a new suit, but you don't know what the future may bring. 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But understanding the lay of the land, how terrain is used, how fighting forces are moved, uh, American, the militia, Homeland Security and FEMA are going to fail at the situation. They're already doing it. Traitors that are in Washington are going to betray us. ignore all the rest, it's just that simple, you just wait to remember, you're on your own as far as if we're gonna take care of ourselves, the Shysters perceive you as an enemy. No solution, they have problem solvers. The idiots that have gravitated these positions are sycophants, they're skys, they're incompetent. Rewarded for by backstabbers doesn't mean they're competent people, that just means they're rats, that's what you're dealing with. So, we problems ourselves including again the fact we're gonna have to defend ourselves again you need to organize, arm, equip and train as a malicious slash team for security purposes to protect what the United States wants to well you know what then die miserably alone and run run run rather than stand when you need it to. It doesn't mean you won't be you know shucking and jiving as they say and playing scattered odds we're all going to be doing that we understand that part of it but the other to be i i i why is anybody come to my end up all alone well whatever anyway onto a couple of things here there are newsworthy minnesota teen injured in an apparent wolf attack not terrible that i was over the heck is all we have to be politically correct the seventy five five-pound wolf was captured and killed monday morning at the west when he kept down on lake when a book go she go to winnabagosh is a boy was attacked over the weekend description of Wolf and the attack and sent the carcass to the University of Minnesota to be tested for rabies and other health indicators. A 18 year old boy was injured in an apparent wolf bite early Saturday morning August 24th near the lake door of the West Winnie campground on Lake Winnie Minnesota. According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the boy sustained launch of bones and the last array of his head. About 11 centimeters long Wolf ran into the woods after the boy kicked it. After receiving the local first aid, the boy was transported to a hospital in the Midgey. The mood required multiple state clothes but was not life threatening. Officers from the leech laid the band of OG. The U.S. Forest Service and the DNR collected reports from the boy and the boy's father as well as others at the camp. Other campers indicated there were other incidents in the U.S. Forest Service campground where an animal bite, one resulting in the puncturing of an air mattress. Another camper indicated that he witnessed a wolf near campsite markings matching the description of the animal involved in the attack on the boy. This is extremely rare. No it's not. Just a reverse. As there are more wolves, the predators will look for cheap and easy food and we are cheap and easy food. That's very incident and not normal. It won't be a... Because wolf bites attacks on humans are so rare. Intuated wolves and have led to minor injuries but no fake advisory. A human had never been documented. Grievous and horrible lie by a bunch of liberal parasites just like the global warming scam. There have been two wolf attack fatalities in North America in the last decade. One was in Northern Canada and another was in Alaska. Well, as far as what? In the last decade? Well, that's because we pretty well decimated them. So anyway, case in point, remember that one of the other reasons to be armed, especially in future scenarios, is canines, wild, and domestic, will be running together. Let me give you a little case history here in Michigan. Battle Creek, Michigan. the late eighties. People are reporting dog packs. Now when you think dog packs, you're thinking, oh, a little pack of nine or ten or eight dogs. No. It got so bad we had waves, literally waves of 200 dogs in a pack running in the world. Now the DNR, darn near Russian, the worthless Michigan DNR, even said, oh, that's just, there's nothing like that going on. Don't you worry about, oh my god. see what happened is over on the battle creek area by four-custer military reservation to dog darn near russian uh... police state-type knuckle-dried we're out there you know scratching their hind end plugging some beers while they're on the job who knows but anyway they were out there away from the vehicle be bopping around the little nowhere and all my goodness nicely when people like you were being worried all telling people about this uh... and saying no i'm telling you i saw this happening this is what we thought well lo and behold those two dnr officers dumped a whole lot of ammunition into the little dog had the feral dog pack which they have to make it a little under two hundred animals they ran back to their vehicle and barely made it out alive all my goodness firing the round and scaring the animals away to a degree but many were highly aggressive quote unquote well before when they were attacking you and me we were just stupid And we didn't know we were talking about it. We couldn't. All of a sudden a goof, government official, almost got his arse bit into pieces. Oh, now it was important. Yeah. Crash. Well, anyway. And, oh, well, they decided, let's go. And of course everybody goes, well, everybody would be hunting them. And it wouldn't take very long. It took two years to destroy those over in the Battle Creek area. So, just something to think about there in that uh... because i have a weapon that he probably should have an edge weapon mister machete is your friend i've told you before these are tools and weapons your in crunching tool is eight battle act it is a weapon yet motivated learn how to use it learn how to fight with it treated like a battle actually watch a lot of the series of talk about the use of the battle acts your intrinsic tool works the same way in a melee flashing may have battlefield situation but again it's an edge better than harsh language you will always better than wood and a cutting blade is awfully decent at directing energy towards something that's trying to kill you machetes eighteen-inch blade take your picket pipe on terry a knife makes a nice simple u.s. military machete but i would recommend if you can buy it with what we call it all the buccaneer crib you've got a knuckle duster type nai nai one group or plastic grip that is uh... designed the fingers remember if you're a brawl pop someone in the face if you have can't turn the blade fast enough don't try to sweep with the blade punch with the grip punch with that grip then whack them smack them in the head and cleave them in two like a melon whatever you got to do same with critters remember all of these are weapons slash defense technology you can carry this serve more than one purpose the machete 18 inch You can buy shorter, you can buy longer, but the 18 is optimal. Remember, everybody did all the research and longer is used mostly for commercial. You see a lot of the cane cutters, 20-inches, 22-inches, they'll work. If that's what you get, you got one cheap, fantastic. There are marketable, inexpensive machetes out there that are built for street. They're not pretty, they're actually crude. No carbon steel, but they work. That's fine. If that's what you got to buy to get something in the inventory, do that. Now another thing is again with regard to personal weapons any hand cannon in a storm But needless to say you got to find something that fits your wallet you can find ammunition for I can't even direct you anymore towards that because it's catches catch a can with a supply the way it is anyway the Site for this wolf report actually just punch in a surge Minnesota teen injured in an apparent Minnesota teen and an apparent wolf attack. Now I will point out that yes, they were especially interested because the animal may be rabid, that's possible. I've gone through the rabies, the oldies treatment. It's nothing like what you see on television. Ignore that, they do everything they can to not let you know just exactly what happens. They take a 500, first of all they gotta find the serum. Typically the serum available is only enough to do the initial part of the battery of shots that need to be done and then they have to ship more in. When they do this, wherever the wound is, they take a 500cc long needle syringe, they come in behind the wound from the opposite direction, wherever it is, they bring the needle right up into the wound area from behind and they insert it into the tissue around the wound channel. Yeah, that sounds like fun, and it'll be... will be flooded with blood until what happens is by injecting it behind the wound channel, the only thing that's seeping from the wound as it flows is going to be the serum, which means it saturates that area. Next, congratulations, you get about four to six shots in one arm and about six shots in the other arm, depending upon which battery they decide to work. There's apparently two systems there. In addition, you get two shots from the rear into the kidneys. done from behind. Then you also have the two, and you don't get one, you get two shots. They do one at the belt line and the other, both at the belt line, one to the left, one to the right. Now when they give you your next shot, they're going to move up about two inches into the stomach and they're going to work above, about belly button level. And then the next shot, set of shots will be from above the belly button and down. The reason? They do not want to create scar tissue and they don't want the area sensitive for the next set of shots because they don't want to have to fight to get through to where they got to drive the needle. Oh yeah, this is all of course why you're very much, you know, you have to take care of the pain issue yourself. And the injections into the stomach area are like somebody taking a red hot poker and driving it through your abdomen. Now some people have, again, different sensory systems. I think that's the best way to describe it. My dad wore two because of the injuries he had. he did by these all day would even feel it uh... separate seven injuries he would feel a lot of global driven to talk so if you're lucky and have that although it required to battle up to begin with that have that happen uh... yet you can have left a new bill have a pain anyway you're gonna have to be a green and bear it so to speak but that's why they're after that wolf and that's why they want to make sure that they can confirm or deny because they will initiate the uh... here uh... rabies treatment no matter what until they capture the animal or the suspected animal uh... they're going to start the treatment up between that uh... young man couple was already going through the injection if you if you should be with the system and i understand there is a newer process uh... little different and a lot less painful in terms of how many shots and where they give it probably because they're combining them you just want the shot of a whole bunch of you know two hundred cc smaller shot in my case There was one nurse in the entire University of Michigan that actually had ever given rabies shots. It was called in specifically because she had experienced specialty, her one specialty. And again, they didn't even know it had to be treated normally, and all the other work was done to again, irrigate blood along with all the other shots that are giving you upright back and forth from the rear, from the front, and from the sides. so just so you're ready for that because most everybody's watched movies ago you just get the shot you just a shot you'll be set you've got to make it to the hospital so you can get that one shot get that shot you'll be up not one shot postal is gonna hurt a lot anyway uh... so the whole fighting there that's one of the issues want to make sure we touch on that because again always just no proof well when the walls were more uh... so we say in force it people didn't get understand that. Not even the bones. Not even the bones are found. Thank you, Don. And again, we got Don Betcher with us. We're almost at the top of the arc. I would point out my grandfather worked on the Northern Michigan railroads, my grandfather and my dad's side, and he would tell everybody, he said, hey, the wolves are out there in such strength back in 1918, 1898, 1900, even up until pre-World War I. They would send a couple men out in a Pullman car to work on a track. Well, they didn't come back. This is below Traverse City, Michigan. Find Traverse City, Michigan. It was part of the old Ann Arbor Railroad line and a couple of the other Michigan lines that were there. They would send a couple of men out on those old pushcarts you see. Remember, you got the bar and you work it back and forth and it takes you down the rail. Well, they find the car, the wolves didn't mess with that, and they find the blood smear and the patches of cloth and chunks of head and pieces of whatever strewn over a hundred yards. They don't let anything go to waste, especially when it's free fatty food and there's lots of it, they pretty well would go to town. A couple of big bloody smears all over the place. Did they go unarmed? They did. Everybody went armed back in that day guys, especially up north. You know there were bar and then there was the bear don't bother you as much as the wolves do. But that's a fact. I don't care what any of these lion POS's try to re-how they try to rewrite what was going on. When you have packs when aggressive, canine are given the opportunity and work in their normal environment with their normal numbers, you are their food. Yep. That's simple. But down anyway, Minnesota they had a wolf attack, one of the camps. out there again, check that story out and we'll give you an update on that and find out. I want to find out what's happening with him because it could be rabies. It doesn't mean that it isn't going to happen. It's not as likely as you think, but for the animal to come into the public areas like that and do what he's doing, there's, you know, again, typically something going haywire between the years because they're still stealthy. Wolves aren't stupid. They pick off a target that nobody's going to miss, guys. That's why you don't hear about it. Well, there's no reported attacks, Don. Well, nobody left to report. Yeah, exactly. And it was a high-freeze that we began with. And we interviewed the wolves and they said, I don't know. We didn't know they wiped the blood, Joe. We didn't know we'd get another napkin. We didn't know. Yeah, lick, lick, lick. I got a little bit on my chin. Little blood. Is that chunk of prospector there? Yeah, I'll get him. Don't worry. Anyway, Don, your number of night vision, we are headed towards the top of the hour here, sir. Hey, you can reach me at 2317-958. Goggles are gun sights. You guys, green screens are verbal. 9-6. I would point out again, night vision technology, yes, can be used with gas masks. As a matter of fact, that would be a plus for up and coming environmental issues that may be part of your battlefield when the time comes. Don't forget also, again, many of your light rifles can be mounted with night vision technology. At least, again, level one security and control at night. Being able to deal with a particular set distance as a perimeter in standoff by using LPOPs or away from your primary retreat. There's a number of reasons for doing what are called offset. If you have an aggressor that's sweeping through an area, guys, you might just want to make sure that you can drag them away from their original path. One of the ways to do that is to have mobile pickets that are actually in fixed fighting positions, but they will not stay. They will not maintain them. The objective is to engage and pull off and misdirect someone that might be passing through an area that may be a heavy aggressor. We're talking about scallywags, brigands and thieves. What the eyes cannot see, the heart does not long for. Especially at night, remember, Slinker and Stinker are going to get better at what they do as far as being thieves. In Phase 1, you shoot a whole bunch of them that are really stupid. In Phase 2, the ones that are left, well, the learning curve is there. So remember that Slinker and Stinker are eventually going to be out there working harder to try and steal what you have or to hurt you in ways that you can't even think of. Yes we are. God bless the Republic. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on their own. But we are on the march folks. Today and by tomorrow. Donna Mark will be back in just a minute here. Don, your number for night vision is closest please. Yes, 231796. 84580 and we will be back. 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