November 8, 2013
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1h 1m
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2013
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Mark Koernke discussed militia organization and training, emphasizing platoon-level structure and basic skill development. He covered Admiral Yamamoto's observations about American industrial capacity and armed citizenry, contrasting pre-war Japanese assessments with modern American decline. The show featured extensive discussion of ham radio equipment, antenna selection, and shortwave frequency 39.995 for Eagle American and Possum Net operations. Koernke criticized government leadership, the Obama administration, and what he characterized as intentional destruction of the country, using extended metaphors about a sinking ship. He promoted preparedness through ham fest attendance, radio equipment acquisition, and ammunition stockpiling.
- militia training
- platoon organization
- yamamoto
- american industrial capacity
- ham radio
- shortwave
- 39.995 frequency
- eagle american
- possum net
- 80 meter
- motorola radios
- antenna selection
- preparedness
- ammunition stockpiling
- obama administration
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He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking loaded he said, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations this legacy we gave. In this, the way we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrant flavored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. And this the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught. According to the state, you read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number and you trade it in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seemingly farm and keep our country deep in debt. Putting men of God in jail harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oath they've sworn. And your daughters visit to their children. Your leaders send artillery. and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children fear? Sons of the Republic, arise. Tend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land. Preserve our great republic in each God-given right. And pray to God. as Iowaki vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled each god-given rite, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep, and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer? He called out from the grave, and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep. What would be your answer? Called out from the grave. Morning, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tower of the Morning. Intelligence report. I'm Art Arnke. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, central, southeast, on. Network in the morning. Also on AM and AM micro stations, CB stations, and ultra, net technologies. east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. We're on the home art network from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida. From the bottom of Florida across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico. This is Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska, a bunch of Wyoming to include both their friends in the state where they're going to recall every one of those buggers that was anti-gun. You don't just recall one and give the enemy a hell no, people. Shotgun, shotgun, shotgun, that's air defense. Throw up junk, but focus on the primary target. The junk keeps everybody distracted and worried. The primary fire is designed to put the target down. Think three-dimensionally, please. And add a fourth dimension, you know, an extended timeline. That's how you do battle and put your enemy on the defensive, kid. uh... the other characters do in the world just going to do the one thing obviously implied that you're very brain dead not have a clue about how to do anything we've got the thinkers they've got the thinkers get up off behind and motivate troops at the other group won't put the other petitions out there make some they don't have to be real people come on they don't even have to be real remember though the rumor of the battle is enough when you're dealing with power especially the stank from the uh... political arena that of the left is target and fire. That simple. Anyway, left coast where Feinsteinism and the diaper stench of brown, the stink of dirty diaper, of course continue to spew their wretched stench across the left coast and in the process of course develop the the California Soviet socialist democracy, the beachhead for the Chinese foreclosure of America. Death State, turning back to the east, we sweep across the plains with a sun in our eyes this morning. As we plod along and feel water on the tips of our toes, we leap! Oh, it's a Hail Mary jump there and land on the other side with our feet on the edge of the mud there. Oh, squishing between our toes. Yeah, it's the big muddy. They call it the big muddy for a reason. When you try jumping on a floodplain, that's a lot wider. A real floodplain, not the fake one that the parasite eco-free government trash used to try and steal people's property because it peaked. the feed pig fly, the witch doctor, scientist scum, all they're doing is just, yeah, that's just for the sake of being the pig neurotic slash kleptos that they are. Well now you're in the smokies for the restaurant crews, grandma teams, okay teams, and the mob L Grammar Consortium. Over tired telecommunications workers bring us the golden spike. Many hands make the light work. A million Peddicoat Junction operators, everyone doing their part and we're ticking down to the birthday. That's right, for the Grammas, the three, yeah. Lady Warriors of Cleveland more on that in the next couple of days here. I think we'll be doing that We'll start on Monday the Warriors the Grandma Warriors of Cleveland and what they've done my goodness the bad guys Don't get a lot of training Fortunately, those young ladies have used it and they're in their 90s really fun and they may be a little slower But their brains are as sharp as attack and there's thick and those little pointy spots and flesh all over the enemy should be. Remember, you can all pitch in and help in some way. 28th of November, it is the fifth year of open Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist occupation of America with a K-2013 Old Earth calendar or a Mayan Crazy Tousitoun calendar. That's right, and we're coming up on the anniversary there too. Don't worry, we won't leave you out for all you Mayan-worshipping Christians out there and other people who absolutely are sure that you're going to keep that uh... yeah the who was heard of plastic armor the chicken feather headdress it looks like it's part of uh... combination of the uh... yeah marty grotto the capital to palace operations and uh... here the uh... mexico city of the steve is so we have to have actually before to better don't forget the plastic bone in the nose you've got a little sticky things with this kind of puts like a legacy and on top of that of course black plastic obsidian knife and your 13 foot 29.95 with human entrails hand painted communist China that's right it is an infusion cast plastic piece of horror and all part of the why the glorious reason that we celebrate Americans seem to be just fixated on this mind calendar thing so I assume you're all celebrating the doom of the planet well anyway it's the year since almost your anniversary since the doom you know destruction and the you know death of of us. Maybe you've taken the time and sacrificed a pigeon cat dog, chicken, and maybe the next door neighbor every day for the last, you know, 300 and what, 51 days or so? Could that be it? And maybe, just maybe, if you've sacrificed enough of us, you'll bring the sun god down and you'll show all of us that you, Mayan, you know, worshiping Christians are, you know, it's one of those things where it's kind of like death itself. If you sit there chewing on your toenails, And then you chew your toenails down to the quick, and if you wait long enough, guess what? Oh, see that's that strategic overview thing where it's like, well, yeah, it's gonna happen. Your point? You're sounding too Jewish for me, okay? I've been erotic, wanky, whiny, pithy, you know. Why? Why? It's really what you, if you pay attention, it's that, ugh, god, stay with me. You're dripping all over everything. Anyway, focus. Otherwise, we've got a lot of work to do. Organize our equipment, train as militia, and go out there and buy whatever arms and ammo you can find that it's affordable and just keep buying, because you know you're going to need it also. Square away your fuel and technology. This weekend, a lot of Ham Fest coming up, guys. Please, take the time to get out there and do that. Don't forget that the Ham Fest, you can dick her. You can negotiate. I want to negotiate. And of course, that will be fun in and of itself. You actually become, if you enjoy yourself at these events, guys, you can go through and actually have fun. Try smiling. Try smiling. The bad guys hate it. The parasites always have some angst look on the fish. You know how it's easy to pick out the bat faggots and the rest of the gun shows? Because they are no way, shape, or form. Have fun. They in no way shape or form have fun the bat faggots the eyeballs are in buggy stair mode They try to do the sly I think but they're in buggy stair mode We used to sit and go there there there there and there and then we do is you walk up to one put kick They have an ATF agent on his back with a piece of paper And we wait to see which bat bag it would come forward and you know go through the crowd and pull the paper off and there's two and then all you do is watch to see who they associate with It's a lot of fun. Yes, it's a lot of fun, but they're always Looks like you know the old hemorrhoids are bulging constantly same is true with all these other characters smile a lot You know the kosher mafia the shicers on the other side. Oh, they can't smile for anything They affect when they do it's like he looks like he's in pain. He looks pretty bad though Looks like yeah, he's got something bunching up. He's got piles or something. I don't know. Oh, well that's Schmittmacher Cohen. Let's see blats and see they all look the same We can enjoy ourselves in the process. This is a lot of... Make your... It's not really work. You're working to preserve your life, so it's not work. Be joyful. Praise. We've got a beautiful sunshiny day out there. The sun is streaming. Oh, it's horrible. We're on the edge of a war. Congratulations. Look, beautiful sunshiny day out there. Enjoy. Meanwhile, sharpen your bayonet. Check to make sure your hatchet is scoured or your tomahawk is scoured. ensure that your pistols are properly rested and your magazines are where they should be or your speed loaders make sure that your rifle rests comfortably on your shoulder and is prepared for what needs to be done, the cheek weld, shoulder weld, rear sight alignment and squeeze. Oh, and it's a surprise when the weapon goes off, if you're properly using it, it's like you know what's going to happen, but it should be so calm. that it is a surprise and that steady rifle and that round going downrange going into that pumpkin head at the other end or into that groin area. Oh yeah, there we go! And I just knew I could do that a third time. Watch that. Let's see if I can do it a fourth time again. Okay. There we go. Another black uniform. Go strip that pig too. There we go. Get down there. Yeah, now remember, yeah, rubber gloves, rubber gloves, rubber gloves. What do you think about those chemicals? I've got that. Put the chemical gloves on. They cover up to the middle of the arm. There you go. You won't get messy and hooky on you. good keep working out of ham fest all remember there's a bunch of different systems out there do a little research that cool thing is what he can carry your computer with you nowadays need to internet searches you get a little background on whatever is you're looking at if you're not sure how do you like that all you got nothing to do you gave out of wire at the uh... at the uh... gun show you're not going to be a lot of wire at the uh... you know wasting your time right you're focusing on need to do while you're there and you can use that computer you're carrying. Oh no, it's my iPhone or whatever. You take that computer you're carrying and gee, you can plug in and oh look, I've got our Motorola 416 radio with all the support gear and blah, blah, blah, whatever the number is, whatever it is, comes up right here. There's the information on it. Here's how many they made. Here's some of the performance issues. Oh wow, cool. I get it for $2 apiece here because nobody, they're orphan radios. Oh, okay, cool. Yeah, I can do that for $2 for about six or seven of those $2 apiece. And there's chargers and spare antennas, and it works independently. And I've got myself a tactical radio rig there. You know, that works. So take time and get to the Hamfest this weekend and load up if it makes something that definitely is worthwhile. You can figure it out. Get your people together, organize your funds, and act accordingly. Gun shows, same way. you know have some fun one of the can do one of them shows that really kind of the only little benchmark things in it forces people to think everybody go to the show and pick an object and buy it out that's not as hard as it used to be but if you go to a guy if the guy got a bill table so if you ask me what how much you got all of all of that and it's like you've got to shotgun at the price range you can you know you expected he's got some you know nine millimeter by everything that there Clear out his table and make sure you just make kind of a little bit of a show. Oh, yeah We'll take all that blow that up blow that up blow that up put that in my bag blow that up here We'll those up in that bag and then there you go. They're out of table Leave with something you must stick around but you know pick, you know, there's don't go crazy on any pricey stuff But pick something and clean it out pick something else and clear it out Use volume purchasing and make people think well, wait a minute. They got everything and it didn't take much did it? the need is. Six meter equipment is out there in good force and if you get a chance grab that in the process. Six meter, very readily available. For everybody out there, take the time, plug in. With a good chance, in fact, I'm looking to see if there was any other... Oh, by the way, yes, yeah, anyway, I got my... Oh, wow. Oh, hold on here a minute. okay yes are by the way not antennas uh... guys there are people of the show somebody had me i question i was looking for a notation i had a request question last night and have to do with antennas yes most all of your antennas are detachable and even if they're not easily detachable there was enough quick mouth quick off their scabbard type are threaded tight and what you need to do is a little research now i mentioned earlier the whole thing about your radios like you go online Well, it's true, you can. Now, you can go online and find even breakdown schematics and the assembly schematics in many cases. They are available. There are collectors. There's people out there in the radio land that just love to work with equipment. And they'll tell you more about what stuff does. Now, the neat thing about this is that most of the antennas are a fine thread, unscrewable, your proscuro and a screwable you can unscrew them there we go mark will get this alright but uh... the fine thread typically sometimes they there's a little adhesion there not because it's intentional just that they're fine threads they all on the been sitting there is the word oxidation of all those not very often they've made a point of finishing those but still sometimes people have a tender to her a little bit you know the school you know i want to make sure they get that last on the on the thread Because of that, be careful, but remember that if you do a little research, you'll find out what model of antenna you have. Now, some are soldered permanent fixture or at least bracket fixture to the frame. That happens, that's not very often, not very common because most everybody understands that the antenna takes a beating. That's why they're rubber coated and rubberized if you've got a little nub tip, a little tiny nub half the size of your thumb or half the size of your little finger about the size of your first joint. Those little nub antennas are designed to offer minimal range and that's a good idea. That's one of the other things, the ways that you can restrict range if you don't want to talk to the planet and you don't want people hearing you across the planet. However, there are different antennas and different needs for different types of transceivers. So spec out and check the antennas that you require, the size, of course, typically if you're lucky, you've got one on the radio that you're working with, and take that, use that as your benchmark, your model, the understanding, you know, the piece you're going to use for all the other work you're doing there. But there are guys at the shows that will have either used antennas from fleets, know, fleet radios, police radios, whatever it is, because you know, a lot of taxi companies, independent companies, businesses use radios like this, and they go through a number because they're fairly big. All the equipment, the contractor usually does it, usually, you know, changes the parts out automatically. This means that all the radios are more likely to be working. Use parts are okay, just watch for cracks, brakes and chips. Now, the next step is brand new or at least buckets of less expensive, almost new. There's a lot of stuff out there like that where people work for different companies and again they change out, they've got more money, they change out more often or they just drop the whole system. They had a part system, assemblies, lots of them. Those show up at the Amfest. So you want to look around, remember that you may have a guy that's independent, he may have just had a handle full of them. He sold all the radios he had, worked with, he's got it on the bands, he decided to put it out there as something to fill up the table. So if you use a wise eye, you can collect the spare antennas that you need or replacement antennas. And I highly recommend that you do that because that's one of those items that we've said before, without the antenna, no ticky, no washy. And we don't want you offline. We'll make sure that, again, you've got spare batteries, you've got battery packs made up. and that you have the antenna and the mic or remote mic in proper maintenance. Now another cool thing, most of your Motorola's, in fact almost all, they have one form or another, they have an option for a separate hand mic. Instead of just using the radio like a walkie talkie, you have the ability, as you've seen all these old cop shows where you have the umbilical and you can hang it on the edge of your gear and you can just tap the mic, yep, that's available. Those are out there and older ones which really are very well built typically do not cause a problem. Most of them were not used. Especially the cop shops, they buy so many of them. There's a certain number that are constantly used. There's a whole bunch that are usually in the closet, the backups. They don't get used. And so you've got a pile of stuff there. Now you do an eyeball inspection, you figure it out. Again, you want to make sure if you've got a radio there in front of you that you're, or a radio you've already picked up, You want this kind of equipment, before you go to the radio show, before you go to the Hamfest, take the time to get on the computer, go through, find your rig, find that handheld unit, and look to see what the part numbers are, or what the accoutrement models are. And there are many different accoutrements that are available to include mobile chargers, individuals, you know, individual radio chargers as opposed to gang chargers, which a lot of the department said gang chargers. In addition to that, the handheld mic system, or should say the separate umbilicus mic system, which I do recommend, it's a good feature, it's one of those options that makes for you keeping your head away from the transmitter. Oh, see everybody's hyper about the cell phones. Well, the cell phones, in order for, there's a couple things about the cell phones that we want to talk about. First of all, it is not a phone, it is a radio. Because it's a radio, it gives off a radio signal. The particular frequency used is the frequency that everybody was told to stay away from. In the military we try to steer clear of as far as not putting our head or brains next to. Still simple that is to understand it's not a phone. You're carrying a radio. In order for that radio signal to get out they had to soften the armor. In fact they deleted any of the shielding that normally would be in place with a heavier piece of equipment. because it is a spike transmitter, there is a tremendous amount of fixed energy available. Well, you put your head next to it. Figure that one out? It's that simple. Nobody, they can argue against, but the bottom line is, first of all, do research on the 800-900 meg frequencies and military evaluations of the health hazards and risks of military transceivers years ago. Also, take a look at the studies on microwave years ago. I see all this stuff has been done before people. It's not like this is a while we didn't know. That's all BS. Yes, they did. Everybody does. They all do. But they've done a fine job of marketing. Now, other transceivers are working in different frequency bandwidth. And of course, in reality, are actually shielded in different ways. Each piece of equipment is built differently, guys. The newest stuff, keep the stuff, the chances of stuff from overseas. Well, if you get a chance and you got it busted like I said, cell phone, you investigate inside. If it's busted, busted. I don't like crying stuff open and breaking it if it's something that is intact, because you never know. We might need it for the camera circuit and all the other stuff. But if you got a derelict there, do a little little autopsy of the wreck. It gives you a chance to kind of work in your mind what we're talking about here, OK? Anyway, I didn't know what they were getting at. Well, I do. four five one make sure i touch on the antennas good dot that one dot all of our pay what i've got to make questions here in the last couple of days and yes i have to do this again benchmarking for our friends will be listening in the archives uh... eagle aracand and the uh... often network radio frequency for last week and was three nine point nine nine five three nine point nine nine five three nine point nine nine five Take the time and if you've got a 80 meter unit or if you have the ability to work with shortwave at all, you can listen. You do not have to touch the microphone at all. You can listen in. However, from 10 p.m. Eastern, you do the math, depending on where you are in the country, 10 p.m. Eastern on the Eagle American and eventually the possum net will be up and online as propagation changes as the world turns. possum that takes over for the eagle and american radio american overlaps american radio that will overlap the two different points across the country interesting again different different operators different crews that or dinner plugging in all the more people are putting in a daily basis three nine point nine nine five was the freak these last weekend it was very successful i've read all the log books what very well of the only glitches were in japan Otherwise, it was just the right place to be. But I will remind you, the base frequency is 39.900, 39.900. And if there's flutter, background noise, they don't have a problem with that. They're going to slide up and down the dial, find a place that works. So first thing again, 39.900, test your rig, check it out, benchmark on that frequency, use the variable rheostat, and work your way up and down the dial there a little bit and eventually you'll find the core signal that usually they start about nine o'clock eastern setting up and putting signal out again anywhere for that first hour you want to plug in you can do a spot check closer you get to the top of the hour towards ten o'clock then uh... opportunity to plug and play okay very very very well very very very well done and executed and yes forgive me i just had the cap right behind me we've been talking all morning told actually we're up all night so uh... and uh... yet he had the web pages and i want to confirm it and he's all but another construction mission right now all man okay well forgive me on that one i usual Well, too many things to do and not enough time to get them all done. And as it is, well, I'll tell you what, we're trying to promote the shortwave, you know, again, for your 80 meter, you know, guys, if you have 80 meter rigs, turn them on, dust them off, make sure they're squared away. So 39.995 for last week, probably they'll be using the same freak, but if it looks like somebody wants to go in there and make noise or clutter, we don't care. We'll just slide up and down the dials with the radio. That's what the variable, you know, frequency control is for, guys. The clicky, clicky thing or just the slidey, slidey thing or that dial. Okay, we are at the bottom of the hour. Hold on here somebody pass me a cup of... Oh Vietnamese French roast. Oh French roast, French vanilla. Oh this is a... I don't know what to say. Hold on. Yeah, taste, smell, taste. Mmm. Oh and mellow Vietnamese. I feel like I either want to pick rice or put my arms up and surrender. 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I want to say good morning to our friends in, uh, in, we've got a couple of new militia units that are together right now actually what they're doing is and nobody nobody has to argue over anything guys if you have 20 30 40 people and other guys 20 30 40 people 50 60 people it's like well I'm in charge I'm in charge no neither in charge both you have platoon everybody started to figure out you know what you have enough to deal with yourself there's the I'm in command you know there's people are doing that I'm in command well yeah for the time being but as it is platoon strength formation is just formation congratulations you build it up have you perfected all the basic skills well well we're working on it i think about that's true you are you're in command of your platoon and the other men is in charge of his platoon and progressively if you find another group of guys or put another twenty people on that sixty you have to put you there another platoon and you've got almost a company congratulations keep working that you completed the basics well i'm going to be a special seal air droppable what only don't go on down the shopping list hyper sniper cover the whole fire uh... i thought i thought now we all should be fact that the fact that the one thing that the uh... japanese uh... uh... admiral yamamoto was scared to death of his became the united states and saw what it was like he actually was not so much scared to death as if he feared anything in several different statements he said i do not here the u.s. army but i do fear the american population And one of the reasons, as he pointed out in the quote you've heard, you know, if we were to invade the United States, another parallel statement he made, several statements were made during his activity in the Lazon operations that he performed here in the United States before World War II. Most people don't know that on both sides, people sent Lazon personnel all over their countries. The Germans sent people here. We, by the way, sent people to Germany. Does everybody understand that? We sent people to Russia and the Communists we sent lied, or of course most of them lied, some of them actually came back and explained what was going on, but the Communists in the regime here in our government made sure that it was covered as much as possible, covered up and made to disappear. Why? Because they were caught holding Communist fifth column members in the United States whose job it was to try and push to have Communism in America. However, all these people still did have bodies from their respective countries running around. and yamamoto uh... from the council of the uh... industrial is on council of the and they were all over the country to by the way the u.s. uh... there are many like that for many different countries uh... he got a chance to see this nation unlike most everybody in his wrist in his respective you know land of you know the the mipan uh... everybody else uh... didn't have a clue they are their perception was based upon their perception of their life their society their real life existence Yamamoto and several individuals tried to explain no no no no you really need to understand this and people they sent Yamamoto out to try and get this image bring it back and they didn't like the image this is the yes man syndrome I've told you about everybody goes oh no I'll do all CO no no they don't matter of fact they don't in Washington they don't You want to lie? Because there's a yes man at every tier and he's staring at the big buttonhole between the butt cheeks and the next guy up and when you know it looks like it needs to be cleaned he licks really deep and you'll hear him go yes boss yes well lickin the butt boss lickin lickin the butt yeah over left yeah gavilta fish I taste gavilta oh yeah I'll get it And because of that, they learn if you want to be the next one up to have somebody's butt licked from behind and you're going to lick the next guy's butt up above, why to get that job, you have to make sure you say what the boss wants to hear. not what the reality of the world is but what it is that in the mind of the sickle phantom that case the pedophile whatever it is it's in mobile as you know regime in the pecking order whichever the pedophiles are queers that you have to appease plus you have to become one yourself uh... you have to keep looking rumpus with those but she blinders on well in japan it really was a lot different with a combination of arrogance and attitude out that just like the people are you good So, when Yamamoto explained, I do not fear the U.S. Army in one of the briefings, he said, what I do fear if we try to invade North America is the fact that there will be a rifle behind every blade of grass for the American people are very, very, very well armed. Now, the other half that most people talk about was his interest in our industrial processes and the attitude of Americans. What he explains in his own writings, if you get a chance to read anything done by Yamamoto, is the epiphany, the pivot. You would think, you know, he's been all over the country, guys. He'd been to Detroit. He had been to Chicago. He had been to the industrial centers like Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which was gutted by our own rats and betrayers and pigs in this country. You know our industrial iron fireworks. the traitors, the betrayers, the filth, the pigs, the rat, the backstabbers. Well, Japanese bombs didn't destroy our industry. German bombs didn't destroy our industry. Fifth column pigs working to attack America destroyed our industry. Gee, all the bombs that they hoped to drop here never made it except for the one-side balloon for the Japanese. All the ones that they claim in Germany never had an interest in attacking the United States except that, gee, well, other side of the Atlantic. That's the bottom line. They tried to re-engineer that and lie their way through and progressively tweak it through kosher, you know, kosher Hollywood. But the fact of the matter is, in the archives, there was no interest in invading North America. But no German bomb, no Japanese bomb, destroyed American industry. The filth and the traitors, say, ones out of Chi-town, Oi, and New York, Oi, and other parts of the country, Oi, stabbed and screwed America in cooperation with the internationalists. However, Yamamoto had spread all over the country, had driven all over. They literally went by car, guys. They didn't fly everywhere. They drove. And the epiphany, the pivot point in his mind for deciding just exactly how dangerous America would be to fight, is in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. Everybody goes, what? Yeah, they were driving along and it was a fresh brand new road. Actually, they were, you know, again, allowed to go anywhere. They were being watched by other people, but they were driving up this new road on the side of a mountain over in the Rockies. And it was pristine. It was well constructed. It was out in the middle of nowhere. It wasn't serving any new industrial process. It was a demonstration of wealth, industrial wealth. It's just the action that was built. They weren't thinking or considering how it was built. They were just looking at the idea that this is really, this is well done. And as they turned the arc of the mountain, they came to the end of the road where the construction was going on. And there were three men. One man was running a steam shovel. The other one was running a grater. And the other one was running a roller. And he realized, because that was a pivotal moment where he understood and realized the strength of the American people and the wherewithal of their industrial potential. Because as he pointed out in his writings, were it China or Japan, there would have been seven or 800 men working on the site. It would have been by hand. They would have been busting the stone with sledgehammers. They would have been moving the rock with coolies or with individuals, you know, breaking their back, moving the stuff out. Yes, they would have had some trucks and some industrial potential perhaps. but the difference is that three men out in the middle of nowhere were carving the road through a mountain and they were doing it and had no second thoughts about it was we're going to get this done this is the mission he said that was the pivotal moment for him realizing the mindset of the american how he used to be instead of the whiny weavy panty waste we got now Three Americans out in the middle of nowhere, running all the machinery they needed to, to chop more rock, to work the grade, to keep busting the stone, and to make a road out in the middle of nowhere. The dynamic of that, the psychological dynamic of that, which of course from the kosher side and from the shysters trying to defeat America, well, they had to undermine that. in modern-day that with this whole pig operation of this yahouti swine operation is with the public pool system it is designed to destroy that and that's not an accident but again think about that it again the young gentleman was writing although you don't have to amazingly enough a lot of his work was not printed after world war two in english A lot of Yamamoto's work, just like Erwin Rommel's books and others, were in print in English and other languages before the war. Now they weren't for, you know, they were typically not consumed by the general public, but they were accessed by certain, you know, individuals including the planet. Of course, people who had intelligence interests, or at least a collegiate interest. Let's put it that way. so all of these works are accessible for many many different directions but are your fingertips in this day and age with variations on on what it is and what it was posted in as far as poses and as well as commented or made the statement was made remember that the the yamamoto spoke to many different groups the uh... japanese liaison counsel it he worked of course in conjunction with them but he was a military man remember so the reason they send in there so that they have somebody with a military mind look at the industrial potential all that's right i'm gonna point something out logistics logistics logistics to evaluate dual strength or you know again the five of the potential of the united states now one of the things that was a sidebar is as we've talked about many times and i said i'm a go across wall michigan now michigan's not a small state But because of the different states people are in, they think, wow, I'll be across the state in a day or I'll be across half a day, quarter of a day, part of a day, and mom on the other side of the state. Well, when you get west of the Mississippi, most people can't really wrap their brain around the expanse. And even today, we're at, well, today we're given the pleasure of the interstate highways and have a little higher speeds, at least we're not in the 70s scam for the moment. They haven't dropped the speed down so they could raise the taxes by ticketing everybody over and over again, giving them cars that could do 110 miles an hour and telling them they can only do 55 miles an hour on the road. Yeah, think about it. The whole idea was to waste your lifetime, frustrate you, and of course, then in the process of you trying to make up or losing your lifetime travel by going faster, you were then going to be taxed and they knew this formula would work and it became a whole land battle for travel in the United States. This is why CB radios came up and everything else because everybody was tired of the revenue was out on the road and they're still doing the same scam now. This desperation age with the fall of the country. Save our jobs, we're going to steal money from the people who aren't making any. Yeah, if they're going to work, they're probably going to make, you know, oh, they're going to make some change today. Well, we've got to steal part of that. Yeah, I kind of got to have that conversation yesterday at the same point with the golden bathtub thing. You know, there's, what's fascinating is a lot of course, there are a lot of people who are in these jobs now that are kind of like, hey, I don't want to bother the population. I'm not going to go take those, take it crazy. You know what I'm getting close to retirement and I just want to have you know I'll go through my time and get on down the road But there's a bunch of new pin pinheads that of course who who I'm gonna have power And so the nut cases, you know, that cycle continues with regard to the idiots in four wheel. Okay? No, they're not they're not there for us at all. Okay, just understand that you'd be doing fine Anyway, a couple of things on that note with regard to that station again. Oh, before we go any farther, and we are headed towards the top, there are a couple of fun things. From the trenches, worldreport.com. From the trenches, worldreport.com. From the trenches, worldreport.com. From the trenches, worldreport.com. From the trenches, worldreport.com. Okay. from the trenches worldreport.com. Scroll down and there is a cool little, you know, quote unquote rant. Barack Obama isn't destroying this country by accident. Obama isn't destroying this country by accident. Go down to the lower part of the scroll, almost to the bottom, oh about four or five from the bottom there guys. Barack Obama isn't destroying the country by accident. And this very well done by the way, in fact, of course as was pointed out you know the idiots in new york voted uh... bloomberg in three times and now it's anybody but below my well what a surprise you think about what you know we got them all i could be out of any way to grow pure they could grow pure growing they could do all the other fun stuff to your russia aga black uniformed buildings that shoot more women and kids on the street than they do the affair after but about about about about about about but when they started to mess with the soft drinks Oh my goodness, they're messing with my soda pop, man. Why? Why? I might get up off the bar stool and go do something and maybe get a lever because I want someone else who's going to mess with my soda pop. How about raping the country and destroying the economy? Oh, that's not relevant, man. That's not relevant. My soda pop, man. See, think about it. That's really the size as much Coca-Cola. Or it just won't have my addiction. anyway well there are a report of the art and again that from the trenches will report dot com from the trenches will report dot com from the trenches world report dot com from the trenches will report dot com scroll down excellently stare and uh... it's fun again this morning people this is the way all of you need to treat your enemy all of them tell you what it will take every chance you can their bottom-feeding pieces of trash when you need to affect them no no i have no respect for these pieces of gutter trash they're either incredibly stupid or they are criminal either way they frags this country intentionally everybody needs put the kibosh in the break to this right now and deal with it now they've got to get a bit off the other here republic rats are going to do anything to fix it and say how many people are going to die for example because of their malfeasance just in the next couple of months I ain't talking about the shutdown we should have shut the thing down and kept it down and thrown the keys to security and said don't let them back in that has settled it real quick then the pick bankers would have withered up and have been screaming squealing left and right oh yeah we put all the pressure on from their controlled media and with all the shysters getting up there and getting blubbering from their lips and spewing with the camera you have to give us some money Yeah, can you picture it? I can. Because that's exactly what you saw. All of these panty ways, these rubber lips, these big schnoz rubber lips, and bahh politicians, bahh, I remember, they, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, the rubber lip is distorted and never does a straight word come out of its face. Nor does it make any sense. But that's okay. You're just supposed to be awe inspired by this screaming at you, where the ranting, and you're supposed to cower, and oh, I am not worthy, I am not worthy. No, instead, Like I said, kick them in the head, beat them down hard, don't let them get back up. Because they're either insane, crazy, slash stupid, or they're criminal, and why are you following them? You know, everybody's talking, I like this guy, again, I'll just point a little bit, like you said, it's been recorded over and over exactly what Bummer said over and over and over about how we're going to keep this and keep that and everything live. It's the flim flam snake oil salesman guy. Only it's the sickle fat nutcase kleptomaniac version. It's WC feels as a zombie. In fact, it's WC feels as a fat eared. Okay. They're not looking for brains. Even if they got them, it wouldn't do them any good. Okay. As far as getting more. Oh yeah. But little do they have, they can't use any way. Or they use it only a certain way of criminal or stupid in nature. So take your pick. Oh, we just didn't know we're stupid fire. Well, no, no, we're doing this and we have the park fire him. See, either way, that's what they're blurting out. They have the power! Fire him? Well, I didn't know. I'm really stupid. I went to college and I didn't read any of the... Fire him. What do you mean you didn't read any of the legislation? You just said you went to college, right? How'd you get through college? Oh, that's right. Point and click, right? Thank goodness for spell check. Yeah, whatever. In other words, you couldn't put two words together of your life depending on... and you plagiarized everything you did to get through college. Is that what you're telling me? Well, I just know I'm just doing it. Fire them. I have the power. You have to be careful. I have the power. Fire them. Fire them now. You know what? We're at the point where a crazy, this, we also, crazy baby is running around, okay, old bad ears, Barry Satoro's running around with axes, chopping up all the lifeboats. You notice that? Everybody's got, everybody's ankles are wet. They got free drinks at the bar. The chandelier's at about a 30 degree angle. They're playing music. Listen, nearer my god to thee. And, oh look, there's a pretty fireworks display. Every three minutes the guy launches another flare. And they told me those are fireworks. Those are not distressed flares. But wait, there goes that crazy guy. They said he was the captain, but he's wearing half a straitjacket. He's got hacks and he's busted holes in the bottom of all the lifeboats. What'd you do with that? Now he's got a knife. He's going crazy. He's stabbing people and taking their life jackets. Whoa, he's a nutcase. Yeah, it's old bad ears tutorial. Don't worry. He takes his orders from that piece of trash up at the bridge. It's really in charge. Jared. Yeah, she's a, we want witch hazel up there. Look at her grimacing and cackling. Yeah, she's got some cat that's dead. She's throwing it over around, wrapping around her head there. She's whipping around over her head. Whoa, uncle. Wow, ship's looking pretty good. Hey, by the way, they're still offering free drinks at the bar. Your knees are wet now.