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Turning back to the east, we sweep across the plains over the Mississippi land and the Smokies, where the restaurant crews, grandma teams, okay teams, and Ma Bell Grandma Consortium bring us the Golden Spot. It's been a beautiful, blah, fall day here. Gray, it looks like you could do anything. I'll tell you what, Spike, what's it like in your neck of the woods and what's today, today, sir? Well, today is Wednesday, October 23rd, and today it started out cold and rainy, and it continued cold and rainy like real cold. It was 37 degrees. Not like super max cold, but compared to what we've been. It finally dropped down to where the temperature should be for October going into November. Today I was sitting here running the board and I had the windows open because it's kind of hot in this room where all this machinery is running and I got a fan going cooling it off. I hear this noise outside, I'm like, is it raining? And I look outside, oh no, it was little pieces of ice about the size of the end of your finger falling out of the sky and hitting the ground in the window too. And I was like, what the hell was that? Oh, I see, we're getting some sleep. Or maybe hail, you might call it, because it was a little bit bigger than sleep. But so far, it didn't start, the sun came out and started shining. So Indiana you never know it's like Michigan is 15 minutes and when and the weather changes so All the rest of our lake effect comes down and visits you guys anyway of course and makes a little shortcut across the bottom of the state from Chicago over to Lake Erie and bottom of Lake Michigan and you guys are in between so that's where you get part of this push back and forth we see that looks almost like a Hurricane if you watch it during the season guys the winter fall each each season this happens the weather fronts literally spiral around the lakes and Remember we are a peninsula Indiana, Illinois and Ohio are the bottom of that leg. So that's where all the eeee That kind of weather man. I didn't really fun stuff Yeah, it's just it shows up. It is weapons Wednesday by the way guys and I don't know. The more that we've been looking around, very quietly, the controlled media didn't want to talk about it. I think that they knew the numbers last week. I believe that's one of the reasons that everybody was told that they had play acting, needed to stop with regard to the quote-unquote, the reduction or shutting down of the government. What's really comical is everybody that they peed on were people that perhaps needed to be peed on a little bit so they could wake up and see what was happening. And I think that's exactly what took place because we've had another wave of ammunition, ammunition purchasing that has gone into the tens and tens of millions rounds. There's no doubt about that. 9 millimeter was kind of catching up. Not that it really did, but it looked like it did. There were five, six, seven flavors of reasonably inexpensive ammunition. As I pointed out though, if you read the inventories, a lot of these companies actually have realistic on-time delivery for inventory, what they have available. And yes, they did have nine, 10, or 12 flavors, but they only had 15 of this, 33 of that, in terms of full cases of say 1,000 or maybe as little as 500. And all that takes is 30 determined customers and it's gone. In fact, less than that, if there's only a handful, what they'll do is they'll go from one flavor to the next until they've satisfied their craving, whatever it is, like 9 millimeter, PMC, federal ball, and all these other no name brand balls, you know, ball ammunition that showed up. If they're available, you'll go to the cheapest and the second cheapest, or the one that's parallel with the first one, then eventually to the second, third, the fourth. And then you got a cutoff where it's like, nah, I'm not going to spend that much per round. Well, if one person buys or a handful of people buy 40 or 50 cases, which sounds like a lot, and it is, it's a big chunk of ammo, but one person or a handful of people can easily clean that amount out within a very short period of time, even with the dollar amounts attached to it. What we're looking at is the volume. So 9 millimeter, pretty well dried up around the country with the exception of the real super pricey stuff. There's a few little odds men's pockets as soon as somebody finds out where they are like Daryl was pointing out They decided to have a quote-unquote little sale because they got a bunch of nine millimeter into the ammo man comm as soon as it hit the skillet guys It was gone as quickly as everybody was picking up the phone scrap and pretty well exhausted out again. So Whether or not they're gonna have another batch coming in right behind that don't know Even the wolf ammunition is not coming in and the numbers that it was That's obvious. Or again, they're buying time by stretching it out, by forcing people to do larger, more extensive inspections of the ammunition coming in. I would say that's most likely. So it's taking longer for the stuff to go through the processing, if it's allowed in the first place. and that's buying the enemy more time. It's stretching out the process of having to surrender that stuff in exchange for fictional FRNs. With the FRN being a piece of junk currency to begin with, you want to convert it into something tangible as quickly as possible. And ammunition is still for the dollar throw-weight with it and its potential value. It probably pretty well exceeds everything else out there that you can pick up for its price, for its price range. So, I mean, actually, let's put it this way. Cheaper than an ounce of gold to buy a case of ammo right now, guys. That in and of itself means it's a little bit ahead when it comes to investment because We understand the diversification issues with gold, silver and copper and we understand why we're buying finished products to make up for the difference. Again, knowing that these are specialty items we can't just go out and make. I think that the death rate is higher with lead than paper too. Yeah, exactly. Stop or I'll throw another piece at you. Oh, stop you savage. Stop. Because death from a million papercats. Oh my god. Oh, it was like through. First I got my finger, then I got my thumb. After that, I was just incapacitated. I couldn't do anything. I'm not going to ask. I didn't know the new $100 bills. No, I didn't know that. It's like I can feel of course it's like that's you did the same thing I did like hmm Well that tells me one thing you see remember when did the when did the latest depression hit it hit in 2008 right? Yeah Now there's only so many let's let's remember that we're not in any better shape than we were in pre y2k with regard to currency the number of digits outweighs the actual number of printed dollars to the point where there's only about 4% of the digits if that much. Only 4% are actually printed as currency. Now, with the emergency slash the foreclosure that took place in 08 to include the thieving of the tax revenues right over the counter, trillions of dollars, You got to figure that they took everything guys. One of the reasons there was that burp where everything stopped is what I've told you before. When they do this, they take all capital. And one of the considerations, well there's some other technical aspects with regard to what happened with this new bill. Because as a sub note, you might recall, remember there was that little article that we read a couple months ago, more than a few months ago now, where they had the little burp with the currency and somebody wasn't watching the machinery and one wasn't watching the press very closely and they did hundreds of millions of dollars worth of currency that was questionable whether or not it could be circulated. Now, still, that wouldn't make a whole lot of sense because that story would be outdated because this currency is dated for 09, except one of the considerations here, the currency was printed, but the currency was scarfed up by the globalists against the numbers that they were crunching immediately. This is what happened in 1929. First, they collapsed one part of whatever market. Then they called on all of the notes that couldn't be backed by the government that had gotten into the war debt of the Great War, also known as World War I, because we started numbering them. And so everything, coin, paper, everything was handed over to the International Monetary Fund, read that, the Federal Reserve. They collected it and scarfed it up and dragged it out of the country. Now in that case, eventually currency had to be brought back into service, well they brought it back into service because they were trying to buckle us. And people started making their own currency. Now one of the things that I think may have happened here is they collected everything, they don't talk about this, they're not going to. It's part of the reality that you're not supposed to know about. But they paid everything off, shipped everything out of the country literally. And at a given point, in order for them to, you know, for them to, you know, because they are concerned that people figure out that jig is up, the amount of serviceable paper that was available was diminishing. So they had to finally bring a pile of this stuff back into the U.S. or out of the technical control areas that are the IMF holding areas. and put it back into circulation to actually get some currency of some kind. I'll bet currencies in very large denominations and not everybody except for the dope lords are interested in. And I would point out that I believe that's one of the reasons that these bills may have been released. Since we know that government runs all the illicit trade with regard to guns and dope, you know, we know about operation farcical and facetious, right? Fast and furious. And we also know that whenever you see pictures of the real big big big drug kingpins, they always have big big big big piles of cash, don't they? Big pallets of cash. And they always make a point if they steal that from those guys. You know, in other words, if the one government arm goes and steals from the other government arm, Well, they always point out and have those big piles of cash where everybody can see them pallet size, you know, with all the bills lined up and, you know, facing the same way. They're very meticulous about that. And they take pictures? Yeah, and they take pictures, and they have people come and videotape, and they all come through and witness it. Of course, you don't know that there isn't a stack of cardboard boxes under the outer two layers of those bills. They patty on the romp and squeege each other's private parts and go good job, buddy And think about how they're gonna give you up that paper currency and make it disappear because yeah the stuff that got to the room where they showed it That ain't nothing near. What was table scraped? No, what I mean where you already want to do this duffle bag Ralph Oh take that over to my official sedan over there all all I have to inspect that duffle bag myself if you got your duffle bag Oh, yeah, Ralph wink wink wink. I got my duffle bag to wink wink wink Wink wink not not yeah say tomorrow say tomorrow winks as good as a nod. Hey So, as it is, that's one of the reasons I do believe the illicit drug trade needed the currency. They have pulled enough of the currency out that you've got some really tired bills. Now, the other interesting thing about this is this new $100 bill, which is the benchmark for all the rest of the BS currency that's the next generation, has pretty much all of the emergency slash tracking identification technology that we told you about 20 years ago. And in fact, Spike, I've got to pull it out. I've got several $1 million bills here. Okay? No, they're not Zimbabwean notes. Years ago, I was out in Oklahoma when I was speaking around the country. And this was early, actually middle 93. And one of our friends, one of the guys I went to college with, went to school with, you know, hi, how you doing? You know, hey, haven't seen you in a long time. Yeah, you know, what are you doing now? Oh, guess what I'm into? He goes, I'm into currency. Safety systems, security systems. And I was like, really? And he goes, yeah, let me show you something. So what he did is he pulled out of his pocket and they had these promotional $1 million bills. And all this BS that they're telling you is all the latest and the greatest and there's nothing like it and they only recently thought of it, that's all BS. It's all 20 year old technology, they already had it in hand and the million dollar note that I have has examples of everything that they are doing now. 20 years ago. So the fact of the matter is that just they waited until they figured they could baffle everybody. One of the reasons because we demonstrated this years ago guys, like the ID, the RFID chip. Now MSNBC and NBC and CBS have all done pieces on well with the Obamacare. Within a couple of years we're all going to be RFID chip. Well what do they keep showing? They show you the Farrah chip. Guess what? That's the one that you know remember Spike and Mark and Fred and Don and Jack Otto. We're all crazy because we talked about that. That's just paranoid delusion. That was just, let's see, Patriot mythology. Now you got to remember that when we did American Peril, we had examples of everything in hand as prototypes from the companies that made them. I still have them here. Got a nice little portfolio. And I'm going to tell you what's fascinating is millions, and I'm not exaggerating, millions of people have handled every one of those items. So a lot of you were first person witnesses and when we went around the country and said, see this, everybody take a look at it. See this, everybody take a look at it. And there would be up to maybe 10,000, 12,000 people in the audience. And we would pass that around and it would come all the way back and return to where it came from. Try doing that in other locations. In a Patriot meeting, what's amazing is never lost a single item, every one of them always came back to me. But the fact of the matter is that we saw all of this stuff far in advance. We can't open our mouth unless we absolutely have everything 100% in hand. Now the control press lie flat out right from the get-go. Completely fabricate, purely based on government script. In other words, they get a script, they read it exactly as, they put some inflection, in most cases they don't even do that anymore. But what's interesting is the currency the same way. Remember the blue, the blueback, was where they were headed. Now I challenge everybody pay attention to and look at the shading range of color for the bills now on top of everything else. Now the real it's not as obvious because again guys you're using a palette of colors you're in printing here but take a 1990 bill and a 1980 bill and a 1970 bill and lay them all side by side with a piece of currency today and you go wow those other bills are really green. Well since those look really green what shade do you think the ink is you're looking at right now? Why is it they look so green? Well that's because the spectrum of color intentionally worked into the weave actually goes into the blue shade. There's a number of reasons for that too because of laser scanning and other imagery scanning technology that they're using which was part of what we tried to explain to everybody 20 years ago, guys. Now it's all in your face. In fact, some people are going, man, that thing was just grossly overcomplicated. The latest $100 bill just plain looks goofy. It's got so much junk on it. What's really funny is that it actually looks like the million dollar bill because it looked goofy too because it had every security device on it that they made both in the paper the uh... the uh... uh... uh... scan slip the uh... micro screening in the coffee on the into the weave of the paper itself all of that that's in these hundred dollar bills so we've come full circle were now uh... well i guess we were crazy after all where we guys In fact, the $100 bill looks more like funny money than the million dollar bill did, which is funny money. Well, I guess they're both funny money anyway, no matter how you look at it. But, just case in point. So, the new one's out there, but what dates are you seeing on the $100 bills if you get any of them? We're talking the newest. So far, 2009. Not 2010, not 2011, 12, 13. Whoa, wait a minute. That's back aways. That's a full four years behind the cycle guys So where are the 2010 hundred dollar bills where there are 2011 100 dollar bills where are the two? Maybe there aren't any well there are but they're not here Just something to think about we are headed towards the bottom of the hour break here with a minute or two more Spike anything else jumping off the wall there I saw something weird this morning. They were talking on one of the Comcast news pages about some of the guys at some nuclear plant, or one of the places where they housed the launch keys to the nuclear missiles. They've been caught several times leaving certain blast doors open. in the last few weeks and I'm thinking in my head, okay, we've got the guys that were in charge of the nuclear missiles all of a sudden getting fired and they put a guy named Weinstein in charge and these guys keep leaving the doors open where the keys are. Well, that means that we know where the shysters are going to be acting then and why it is that they fired who they fired. If without a Weinstein in charge, why? We just wouldn't be kosher. I mean, that's like I read that and I about fell out of my chair laughing. I went, really? My goodness, if I don't laugh, I'll go crazy. Really, they fired these two guys that were the top two guys in charge of all the Air Force missiles or bombs, however you want to put it. They put a guy named Weinstein in charge temporarily until they can find somebody else to do it. This is how the article went. I just went, really? That's just too much. You can't overlook that. The only question is how much are they stealing or how are they trying? What are they trying to set up again like we know with Oak Ridge? We described this many times, but it was and it was covered in piecemeal But it won't be covered in depth because the Yohudi Operating the press are not going to allow anybody to talk about all of that spilt milk around a you know one of the largest nuclear facilities not only in North America, but on the planet which is Oak Ridge The interesting thing is, for the rest of these operations, is there have been, actually there have never been these kind of supposedly publicly made errors, except that I think what they're trying to do is create the illusion that this will be a series of stumble butts, you know, stumble fumbles. When in reality, guys, nothing can be further from the truth. It's like I said, this is not one of those on occasion jobs. You've already seen, and in fact if you are, if you're not familiar with, there is a checklist, there is a mandatory step-by-step process. There is no, there's no kind of or sort of about any of this. It's like the FAA. Contrary to movies where they saw all this goofy stuff going on, it doesn't work that way. You might recall federal aviation boys that were in air traffic control, there's two things that they were tops at. Well, number one, they were tops at their job. But number two and three on the list were high blood pressure and heart attacks. Why is that? Oh, wait a minute, because of the stress of their job, because they were such anal-retentive control freaks intentionally, terrified of seeing anybody hurt, trying to keep track of all these people in the air, long hours, little rest, etc., etc. Well, these guys, again, they get the job done, but... You know, let's see, heart attack or high blood pressure and then heart attack. Well, usually it'd be high blood pressure, then heart attack, and then you get retired anyway or you end up, you know, feet up and eyes crossed. I always wanted- So, why my dad? He was an air traffic controller in, oh, 60 to 64 in the Air Force. I always wondered why he never did that when he came back over here, but you just said why he went to Dana and worked for 30 years. Well, the thing about it is that again here we're looking at a situation where the names again guys after a while, you can't argue with it. In the past, we'll be like, okay, we'll give you a little benefit of the doubt, but not much. Now it's like beyond a shadow of a doubt the kosher mafia has got something, you know cooking they they're getting frustrated They had a deal with the Saudis now the Saudi are there the Saudis the table that kept the guys with the portable picnic on their head You know ready for a picnic at a moment's notice the tablecloth kids along with the ones who provide you know the salad bowl the amacles Both of these characters now really, their panties are all bunched up. They already had divvied up the Syrian oil. They already had their plans for what women and kids were going to molest. I'm sure they even had a list. They get along real good. One brings the tablecloth to the picnic, the other one brings the salad bowl. Yes, it brings the salad bowl. And of course meanwhile, and by the way, they both eat kosher so everything is fine. It's our side of the eating though. Just think about it. Just one idea of kosher and the other idea of kosher, a matter of, you know, it's two sides of the same coin, that's all. So these characters are dissatisfied because they just didn't get their game whipped up. In fact, everybody put the kabashtrum. I think that with the numbers they admitted, I believe that the numbers against the idea going to Syria were so astronomical, the best they could do was 300 to one and 401. I think it was much higher than that. I believe they got stomped. Anyway, we're going to go to break. We've got Spike and Mark here. It is Weapons Wednesday. It is the middle of the week. And Evening Intel Report. We'll be back. 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You know, in other words, normally if you do sign your name, you'd sign first name, middle initial, you know, and usually a little squiggle or whatever you want to do for a note. But it's fascinating. No, it's B-O. From a distance, it's B-O. At least it's not Barry Satoro. That would be B-S. Well, that might be appropriate. I don't know which hanker pick, whichever one. But anyway, BO slash the Meat Puppet has demonstrated his attitude towards American people. He is a, you know, two... There's two parts to his title. Dick Tater. Now, you picture the first way however you want to, but Dick and Tater... Let me give you a little hint. The Tater has a hole in the middle of it and something fits there. It's two components. Dick Tater. Don't give it any respect and figure we're going to eventually fry both those donuts. Yeah, but don't eat those french fries though. Yeah, whatever you do, stay away from the wiener dogs. Anyway, especially in Washington, stay away from the wiener dogs. Anyway, the situation with this guy is 9mm ammunition. I know that there is some stuff out there, but it's Catch a Sketch Can. Darrell's going to be doing some other searches tomorrow. and work between us i think we pretty will hit the country with all the different points i know you can do searches in different ways we really call been say hey you know you just said if he's notices uh... what he got left or have nothing left oh thanks really fit that just great so uh... nine millimeter and forty five seem to have taken the biggest hit both military calibers very popular forty caliber there seems to be some ball forty caliber left some jacketed standard flat face 40 cal. That's not a bad load and I'd actually prefer that for most of the work that I do, although lead will work just as well for all practical purposes. The reason I want something that's consistent, easy, feeds well, and I don't have to think about anything other than put the bullet on the mark. No other malfunctions, failures, or complications. The other thing is 223. There are some good buys on 223 if you can find them before they're gone. But most companies have about one flavor of two, two, three, maybe two or three if they have some dollar around loads. But if it's less than a dollar around, in fact hovering around the 42 to 55 cent around mark, that stuff's going. And it varies depending upon perception of the part of is it what somebody wants. Everybody obviously has their own image of what they feel they need and what they're willing to pay. And in some cases, Price isn't really an object because attitudes have been displayed by the Shysters in the system. And I think the vets are just, you know, finally they're moving in the right direction the rest of the way. Not all at first, but guys, we kept picking away at it. The bad guys played cards that everybody got a chance to see. Everybody starts talking to everybody. Nobody has any confidence in anything that's going on there now. So that means that we're seeing the tactical deployment that truly is needed if everything is centrally located you walk in you put chains on a handful of doors even if it's thousands only so many thousand places you got a hit and you could block down everything but if it's cleared out and practically deployed now you're looking at millions and that means that everybody has equal opportunity fighting time and we don't have to wait to sign for anything because we already have it We don't have to go to the arms room and beg for a form and fill out four pages in triplicate or quadruplicate or septuplicate and we don't have to wait for it the courtesy or discretion of the sergeant if he decides maybe he wants to hold on here he's got the coffee and he'll Yeah, let me look at that. Okay. I Don't think you guys filled this part out here right here I see M, but I can't tell what that next letter is. So why don't you just fill that out again? Oh, it hit the apple real fast, Sergeant! Yeah, yeah, yeah, right. Now, I got a donut here to finish. Why don't you go ahead and finish that paperwork and maybe when I'm done with the donut, we'll see about getting you your ammo. Just hold that here, hold that. So the cool thing is, on our side, it's like, well, how much do we want to take? Oh, much as we can carry. Okay, cool. That's the difference between their side and our side. Inward Tinniff control freaks in their direction. Pretty well, you know, liberty-minded on our side. If you can afford it, you can own it. If you got it, bring it. If you feel you can carry it, you'll find out real quick how far you can. If you've already built up your experience in that, you know what your capacities are, your potential is, and you'll apply it accordingly. One of the things here too is always remember in the field, man the heaviest weapons first. Now, what we mean by heavy with infantry weapons can simply mean volume fire. In other words, if you have long range 50 caliber rifles, belt fed weapons, if you have squad guns, They are to be manned first. Sniper rifles, obviously with greater range, greater reach, greater penetration, at least infantry marksman rifles, should be the priority. And again, you have to stack it up. Doesn't mean you're going to drop the other weapon you're carrying, guys. In fact, in many cases, as you have attrition in a battlefield situation, you'll be carrying your personal arm and probably still picking up something else anyway. Not just from the other side. So, again, the idea here is to keep as much online and with you as possible. Ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, and magazines. Now for the moment, the one thing, Spike, that we do seem to see at least a good number of are mags. They caught up to a degree. However, Behind the ammunition which has been sold in the tens of millions of rounds in the last 10 days or so We don't really know what the count is yet, but I'll have it by Friday for sure What looks like the is the case is that magazines are right behind the ammo? So don't be surprised as we saw with a couple of these companies where they've already they still have lots and lots of pretty pictures I wish they would do what AIM surplus finally started doing which is where they tag it for out of stock A lot of customers are really dissatisfied because here you got the modern computer age but they show all kinds of pretty pictures. Everybody goes, well they got lots of stuff until you find out when you go to that site and you go to that image that it says out of stock or again, no longer available. Yes, it is. There's still deception. It isn't intentional. It's just people are tired. People have been working nonstop. They've been run, run, running for the last year. Before that, they were busier, comparably busy, but at least it was in pulses they could manage. The last 11 to 12 months have not been like that. Only recently was there a little bit of let up and it didn't last very long. I would measure it in days. And I'm right back to... Go ahead. Well, we're right back to where we were. In other words, it's just that there's going to be no discussion. They've learned not to talk about it in the controlled press. And I think that's really... It's like everybody's laughing at ourself. They're already about the whole thing with a little bummer care. But is that really a surprise? I mean, this is just a blatant example of arrogant deception and thievery. That's all it is. They knew it was they knew that they'd fumble they didn't care if they'd fumble they don't care right now whether or not they fumbled and screwed up They really don't you pay attention what they're doing It's just for their attitude is is you know, we got it lick my boot and ha ha ha Yeah, you can see that just in the scam. They're playing with it So it's like now this is the kind of stuff we this is the the the the royalty arrogance That we shot out of this country and starting in 1775 And it's just something that you know, you just keep absorbing it, you know And now you're getting a better feel for how the founding fathers felt Maybe that's the best way to describe it if you wonder What is it that they experienced day after day cascading and progressively deepening in terms of what they saw the bath being being baffled trying out the enemy trying to baffle them the BS or Buffalo them with bravura Take your pick. Hey, wait a minute. That ain't rain Yeah, exactly. Yeah, Senator, we got a saying where I've come from. Don't piss on my back and try to tell me it's raining. Don't do it like rain. Yeah, I ain't breaking out any canteens. Let's put it that way. No. I can save the water. You want to save that water, son? As it is. Now if you have a Berkey, that's another story. Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah. That's like saying I can pour a beer in and come out with fresh water at the other end. The first thing everybody says, wow, waste of a beer. Yeah, well, you know, if you've got a pee in your Berkey, it's pretty bad. Right. Well, let's jock somebody everybody's memory. Does anybody remember the piss rations they proposed for Afghanistan? I never heard about that. I'm not exaggerating people. If you missed this, what's cute is they're supposed to have some kind of diaphragm, so most of the stuff that you pee through your system would probably be filtered out, but it was supposed to go right into the rations. Although the argument was that the filtering system really wouldn't work, and well, you'd be hungry anyway, so you get a little extra salt back. Except that's waste product, guys, so that's not all you get out of that, right? Yeah. Yeah. See, these are those things where you got to... I understand the laboratory concept. What I can't believe is the fact that somebody got it passed the committee. But then again with the committees not being people who truly do the job or actually have to be in the field or work the stuff Yeah, I can see idiots especially the committee of socialists, you know doing that because it's another way to piss on the soldier literally Oh, sorry for forgive me for the soldier to well pee on what he eats So yeah, yeah And again that gets back to the whole problem of remember what I said about water in the field guys because in reality what they were what there's acknowledging is potable water where it's needed. Now this comes down to, and this is weapons Wednesday, but I'm going to tell you right now, what's the first thing that, oh bummer, when they attacked the veterans, the military people, and everybody, the first thing they went after was your food, guys. And right behind that, with a lot of areas, would be shutting off the water. Which again, demonstrates, as I've said, time and time again, if you are going to be putting anything away, put water on the shelf. I've got 1,000 gallons of auxiliary water just in three containers here. And that's because of one of our friends from Hautari, Tom, had access to the containers because of where he works. They toss out so many constantly, so I've got three 333-gallon reservoirs that are set up as little water towers. One of them of course is a standby water tower for the garden. The other two are standby water and emergency water for whatever we need for other purposes, including if need be for firefighting. So, again, the idea is more water on the shelf would be a real good thing, but I would also point out if you're combat deploying, you see everybody assumes automatically, even in an urban area, they're going to be going in and all will have water. All will be food. Now, food isn't so much even as critical. If you were to ask me, food tabs or concentrated food stuffs would be fine and I don't care about any change in flavor. But water would be, if not, Equal would be greater in terms of critical transport in phase one, in the early phase. As I'm telling you right now, battles have been won and lost for lack of water, or for this one side that had the ability to deliver more than the other. And that's happened over and over again. Even during the American Revolution, the height of several of the summer battles, guys, what determined our failure was the fact that the troops literally were parched. Many of them were dropping from sunstroke, you know heat exhaustion, etc. So it's not a new thing and it goes all the way back through man's experience in any kind of hot weather or any kind of conditions where you exert yourself. You can die of dehydration just as easily in the winter as you can during the summer months. In fact, it's one of the most common misconceptions and fit years with regard to winter warfare. So that's another thing everybody needs to keep in the back of their mind with regard to supply and support. Water. Five gallon containers, plastic, diaphragm. I don't care what it is. What you go in, it's like, let's go back to the Montana Freeman siege. The first groups that went, I argued, water and food. You need to transport water and food. And if you're gonna be taking water in, every man will at least take care of a five gallon bucket or a Jerry can, a water Jerry can with five gallons of water in it. Now, the first group that showed up there before they left, oh you're crazy, you don't know what you're talking about. Because they had this image of the Wild West with fountains and waterfalls and rivers everywhere. And then they got out there, yeah. Well then they got deployed and found out that they had to go 27 miles one way to where they could access water because of the conditions of the battlefield, where they were, how they had to deploy. Now, the next wave, the second and third wave, because of reports that we already got back, the guys that went out there in the next wave, went overburden, but they weren't overburden. It turns out everything they took with them, they needed everything. And what they carried from where they finally hit the ground and were able to deploy, they filled up everything that they took with them or they bought the containers there and they moved in with the water. They were in better shape than those who said, oh, that's just crazy. A little bit of history I know first hand. So again, water. This is why again, in the old days, actually in other days, it was called the Australian School of Water Combat Discipline. And that's the school that I was taught in. More water is better. Don't worry, you'll drink it. It'll be gone. Best place to store it in your body. How long is it going to last? Well, it depends on how much you've got to do. and even there you'll need more and that's why you typically you'll find me I carry six single one-quart canteens now you can probably get one of those water bladders in there too one of the camelbacks I don't like those but there's a it's again personal experience they work if you use them if you got them use them but still add on additional canteens put canteens around your kit distribute the weight and try to distribute the weight low, not high. See, that's the other problem with putting the water up above where they have it. The Camel Pack has to be because of the way the system is set up and how you use it. But remember that up high changes the center of gravity for your motion, your mobility. And that's part of a critical field. Now, add combat weight as an ammunition, pyrotechnics, grenades, smoke grenades, anything else you got. and don't forget whatever your combat your house kit is etc. Guys that you need to put all your stuff together and try it out before you go wander out into the field randomly in a combat situation. Put it all together, try it on and see what it does. Another good thing is to bring as many milk jugs as you can and leave them, string them out behind you in case you have to retreat in that direction. You will have water on the way. Well you can cache it through, in fact that's what, when you do a defense, even if you're in the offense, in the pre-deployment point where you're deployed, yes, you spread your water out. That's most critical. Thank you for bringing that up because if you end up being attacked, which is most likely, then you're going to be working in what's called a defense in depth. And as you fight, you will move back through and work upon your own firepower. That's the purpose behind a defense in depth. So your water should be deployed that way. Your ammunition should be deployed that way. Absolutely. See, that's another one that people don't think about. The other thing is, as I've said, standard policy should be to have 10% over the weapons that you would normally carry on hand. And they should be distributed through the defense so that in the event other weapons are needed, they are at hand. They don't have to be the best arms on the planet. The idea is that at least nobody thinks they have to share. And everybody has something they can use to contribute to the battlefield and to the action as it proceeds. So the other thing is against spare weapons. Not as likely, which is why I promote the idea of the hand cannon. Some schools argue, well, you shouldn't carry a handgun, you should just carry two more magazines. It's like, well, no, I think I'll carry the handgun and still carry two more magazines. You know two more rifle magazines the idea behind that is that extra weapon can make all the difference in the world if I can see one way and another guy shows up Scrambling through the debris and he's lost everything and he's half naked Well if he still knows how to look at something pull a trigger if I give him my handgun. There's now two of us making noise That's kind of nice because that makes it lets him know that you're not alone alone sometimes means they think you're a viable target When they get sustained fire or you know some fire from more than one point Then they have to start thinking about how many are out there and that's what you want You want to keep the other side guessing and you want to maintain deception The other thing is if the guy actually is focusing your pistol should do some damage So and everybody should be carrying a second weapon anyway, you know a handgun of some kind I don't care what it is You'll notice I'd never say go buy this The big thing is that everybody have a handgun of some kind 22 two-shot Derringer. I don't care what the hell it is You know sauce mean all like a pulse pulse pistol if you can get hold of one fantastic whatever else in between is your choice Don't think you'll find the pulse pistol anywhere yet, but if you do let me know you'd like to play with them anyway again Deployment of mutin of munitions and equipment go ahead. I just wanted to let you know quick here that Brad you know who I'm talking about he says hi. Oh, okay Very good. Yeah, I heard from him for a long time and I said hey I'm not Ed, I'm a spike, but how you doing? He said tell everybody I said hi, so hi from Brad. Very good. Well, then he's off and away and busy, so I know what's going on there. Very good. Real quick also, LTR needs your support, but I'm going to say something guys. Joe and the family have been doing real hard. I've been working really hard to keep everything up with the micro effect and I cannot stress enough if you guys can see in your heart. Let's kind of pitch in and help out. Remember there's seven Munchkins in home. In order to get all this done, everybody is pitching in and it's tough on the family guys. It's just hard because mom has been really ill. She's over that but there are some other issues. One of the things I had a discussion with Joe about is something I will remind you all about too. Don't assume that everybody knows how to do a job or knows that something is going on guys. SOP, Standard Operating Procedures, that if you come up with a step-by-step something that needs to be done, make up a workbook and write it down step-by-step. Something happened where Joe found out that something wasn't being done because, well, with Kelly in the hospital, there wasn't anybody there to do it. And this is something that can happen to any of us. It's not that we plan on it. Like I told Joe, I go out to the road here. I got to keep an eye on it all the time because this little area where I've been has been pretty monstrous for accidents over the years. Recently we've been blessed. But in the past, when we first moved in here and over the years, I've had cars play bumper car around the corner here with both sides of the road flip over and at the end of the driveway, we come up, get up in the morning and there'd be a car. turn around in circles on its hood spinning around still from the uh... kinetic energy from the uh... impacts and uh... when they always keep a crash pack by the door well you go out there one of these days years not quite paid attention are moving fast enough and maybe the car gets you maybe the car doesn't you don't have the only if you can't plan for you know again but you can't you could hope but you can't be sure that some fickle finger fate is not a snag is somehow Now, it may not kill you, but it's the idea that while you're recuperating, other people need to know how to do things, guys. So again, make sure that if you have an operation, if you have people that you're working with, an SOP, Standard Operating Procedure, includes a step-by-step workbook for the tasks that are specialized that you may be dealing with and other people that deal within your group. If you don't do this, then there's a vacuum point where if Ellie, oh, we gotta talk to them in the hospital, or we gotta talk to them when they're awake, because they're convalescing or whatever. Guys, that's kind of tough on the people that are hurt, so let's prevent that from being a problem. They can focus on healing, and we aren't gonna pester them with a job. Make sure that you write it down and make it legible. Print it. Please print it. That's the first rule just like the a comm con instructions print it We are at the top. God bless the Republic Yes, the new world order shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're in a march. Thank you, sir. I had to hit the mute button there. I was lost for a second. You were shouting. I knew you were. I could hear you, at least with my telepathy, but not with my phone. Telepathy? Oh my God, it's a Jewish thing in New York. It's called telepathy. Anyway. We're done for now. Spike, you're taking over. Not that you haven't already been in charge. And Indiana Freedom Talk Radio and Liberty Tree Radio continue through the evening. Bye-bye. And we are the sons, yes we are the sons, the sons of lyricale. Live 365. So, I'm a dog and I just got adapted by this new human guy and I'm starting to wonder how he got along without me. I mean, okay, something as simple as walking around the block. He's got this leash thing and he puts me on one end and him on the other and I'm just taking him around. I think he's afraid of getting lost. Without that leash and me guiding him along, I don't think he'd find his way back home. But it's kind of cute. A person is the best thing to happen to a shelter pet. Be that person. Adopt. 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