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Now in addition to that, they have a whole bunch of other items there, but they have number two, Korean Steel, AK-47 30 round mags, $7 a piece. I don't know if there's any limit. I don't know how many they have. Uzi, 32 round mags, these are IMI original mags for $12.50. But number four. A Universal 2-cell pistol mag pouch for $0.99. Yeah, that's so cheap you can't afford not to have a bunch of those. And $0.99 apiece. If you're out fitting troops and you've got pistols out there, this is a magazine pouch solution for $0.99. Now, it fits 2.25 inch belts. This is a black, has double quick buckler release. I'm hoping you ain't going to beat me to it because as soon as we get off the air I'm going to be ordering some of these. Again, simply out of policy because for the 510 program a double mag pouch for 99 cents can't beat it. Again, that's CenterFireSystems.com. The other thing, if you've got an MP5, I don't know too many people that we know that do, but the MP5 carbine knockoffs, they've got Korean 9mm or 30-round mags for the MP5 for $10 apiece. The other big sale item here, this is number 6. Korean PS 90 5.7 by 28 50 round mags now a lot of you guys don't nobody a lot of people didn't buy these I understand that but if you have that weapon Spare mags for six dollars apiece. You can't beat now one of the reasons that these are so cheap Nobody's really jumping at any of the weapons because the 5-7 ammunition just virtually vaporized off the planet everybody bought it up it turns out that in the last A couple of days, amoman.com did get some 5.7 ammo in. I don't know if there's any left. I don't know how much they have because yesterday they were down to 40 cases, but they had some. However, these are the mags for the PS90. They're not the fanciest, but for $6 apiece, these are breakout mags, guys. These go on the weapon if they work once and you throw them down well for six dollars apiece You're not going to cry as much not that I'd be worrying anyway But these are the mags you use up the Korean PS 90 mags if I had a PS 90 and I did shoot it I'd be using these mags. I wouldn't be using my factory government type mags I would use this $6.00 to train with. Of course I can't spend a whole lot of the ammo because I can't get more of the ammo. But if you got the gun it's worthwhile. That's item number 6. Black medium pistol rug slash transport bags. Little pistol socks. Zipper type. $2.50. And brown Bulgarian AK-74 bayonet with sheath. This is the wire cutter rubber hanger type. for $20.00. That's a good price for those in average crises. I believe these are new. In fact, let's double check that. Those are like new. In other words, they were probably stolen out of the Bulgarian rifle kits. That's probably what happened. So if they aren't new, they're close enough you won't know the difference. Anyway, those are the items. Centerfiresystems.com, you're going to have to do a computer order this weekend. Whoever gets there first gets those mag pouches. Of the eight items they're offering, there's three really good buys, the rest are decent buys. Number one, 99 cents for the Universal 2-cell pistol mag pouch. 99 cents, you take a look at the brand new It's going to work for pretty much everything you got out there like your high powers, your Beretta model 92's, your SIG's, your Glocks, and for 99 cents you can carry more mags. How do you like that? If you've got a 5-10 program in place and you've got a bunch of pistols, if you're kind of wondering, what am I going to carry those mags in? Well for 99 cents you can put one of those or two of those on every kit. Also, number two, the Korean AK47 mags for $7 a piece for the steel mags. These are all steel European phosphate finish, European style, forgive me, Korean made, South Korean made. At least I think they are. Who knows what kind of a deal South and North Korea have when it comes to play acting against us. Anyway, third item is that those Korean PS 90s. If you don't anybody who has a PS 90, those PS 90 mags for $6 apiece. The reason that they're wanting to move them, I know why. There's no ammunition hardly available. amoman.com has some ammunition, at least they did yesterday. If everybody found out where that ammo was, it might already be gone. But the 5.7x28 ammo is, there's a little bit that just came in, I would grab that if you've got one of those rifles, and if you've got one of the FN pistols, same thing, buy an ammo for it, don't slow down. The other prices are good, but I don't know how many people have got the MP5 machine pistol in the first place or light carbine. If you do, $10 a mag, you can't beat that. These are good prices, decent prices for the items themselves. The Korean mags are all brand new, although the Uzi mags are the IMI Uzi mags are Israeli made and they do work. That's one thing that's a basic rule. I don't know if the Israelis truly made those mags. I'd be willing to bet like everything else, if the Germans had been making them, then the Israelis didn't make their own mags, the Germans did, and the Germans accommodated the Israelis and put their markings on them. Because most everything the Israelis make are junk. If it works, typically somebody else built it and the Israelis put their name on it. So they're probably German mags that were base stamped for the kosher mafia and then transported to the Israelis and that's who got them. So $12.50 a piece for the Uzi mags is pretty decent also. So again, take a look at it, see if it fits your niche. Definitely those mag pouches. I know it's a 99 cent item guys, I brought this up before. We brought out all the cheap nagot pouches that were available, remember? We've cleaned out the house on this. I want our people to get these first. Somebody's going to be already, as soon as they put this up, I guarantee some people did some major orders on these. Again, definitely worthwhile. If you stack up enough, it's free shipping on Spat $9 or more on accessories and get free shipping. So if it's this or other stuff that you see that Centerfire Systems has, yep, definitely you can make it worth your while. Free shipping means, yeah, it's probably going to cost them $6 to $8, $10 in shipping they've got to put. Hey, that's $6 to $8 you save if you've got enough things you want. I would point out that there's another section for Centerfire. Centerfire is not a sponsor. In fact, you ought to tell them they should be. You're going to call them, hey, why don't you sponsor the Intel report at Liberty Tree Radio? Seriously, you can help us out there. Why aren't you guys pitching in? We do, you know, again, when I look for stuff, I look for what it is. I don't care about who's got it. That's the only thing. And there's a reason, guys, we need to outfit as many people as we can the best we can. Let me give you an example of something else that they have that they didn't have before. I don't know how many of you have noticed this. They have a 10-pack of French sewing kits. These came from Sturm, but they are French sewing kits. They have needle, thread. It is like our US GI kits that they used to give out to us years ago. You might want to check on those. There are ten of those for $10, which is not a bad price. Like I mentioned, I haven't seen them for quite some time. So if you do start stacking stuff and racking stuff up, you'll find that you end up getting close to $99 in no time at all. Now one of the things that they do have, or they have had, but whether or not they have it in stock at this point in time, that's a question. Kevlar vests, they're Flecktar assault vests, they're the German Flecktar assault vests. If they have them, they're definitely worth picking up. They do have the German Kevlar helmets right now, but I don't know if they have the vests, and if somebody wants to do a search, they can check on that. Anyway, that's all a sidebar. That's other stuff. And in the meantime, there is a whole bunch of other things that definitely are worthwhile on the front page. If you have a certain weapon system and those mags fit it, that's the best price I've seen on the particular mags for their family for their type in quite some time. So take advantage of it, do what you can, and plug in the money accordingly to pull the stuff off the shelf. One more time on that. For everybody, go to the front page of CenterFireSystems.com, CenterFireSystems.com, www.centerfiresystems.com and when you get there you'll find that they have double mag black magazine pouches. They're double pouch for 99 cents. And if there's a whole bunch of other stuff you're interested go through the rest of the page and see what they've got. But the front page says it all. That's the sale for the weekend. I doubt that those pouches are going to last a weekend. I don't know how many they got. I don't know really how many they have in inventory. I haven't talked to them about it. But we should clean them off the shelf. As soon as I can get a hold of Nancy, we're going to snag some of these right away simply because they are useful. There are a lot of other applications for pouches like that too, especially for certain weapon systems and things we have laying around. I mentioned CDN and investments, I want to remind everybody of that again. On the front page they do have a Rock Island 1911 GI for $370. It's a little better, but again, every penny, every dollar counts, it's money you can spend on something else. But the Mosberg MMR 223 Hunter, for those of you who are willing to go on an FFL, MMR 223 Hunter, that's a flat top, Picatinny rail, complete target shooting package, aluminum cheek checkered forearm, forgive me, 20 inch free floated button rifle carbon steel barrel, 26 to 44 lighted mill dot adjustable object ultra long range tactical scope, 130 round high capacity magazine, Polymer magazine, forgive me. A2 affixed buttstock with sling swivel, black phosphate finish, 1.5 round magazine. 1.9 barrel twist, only weighs 7 pounds. Auto loading direct impingement gas system, and it's $690 for the whole system. Now this is a match rifle but this is actually again a sniper, intermediate sniper rifle the way it's set up. Remember with the Picatinny rails you can go from the day optics and switch over to Don's night vision. Purely a matter again of how motivated you get but you obviously have to sight the night vision device in. You're looking at a precision piece of equipment here and not a bad price for it. So the 20 inch barrel is the big plus. Free-floated and all the specs are on the page so you don't have to listen to Mark through the microphone. You can check it on the page. And again, that is CDNNinvestments.com. www.cdnninvestments.com. That's www.cdnninvestments.com. That's actually the two best buys they've got, the 1911 for 370. and the match grade Mosberg AR-15 platform for $690. As far as I know, the Mosberg rivals are working unless somebody wants to jump out and hit me for something I don't know. So, you can let me know if I'm wrong on that one. I don't think I am. I think it actually worked pretty well for anybody out there who's looking for a decent firearm. www.cdnninvestments.com. That's www.cdnninvestments.com. Front page, scroll down halfway. You'll see the heavy scope, H bar. with the free-floated barrel right there with the bipod. Looks like a bipod comes with it too. Maybe I'm wrong. Let me double check on that. Let's see. Here's style bipod. Yep. Comes with a Winchester, here's style bipod and stretch sling with tactical super swivels. So this thing is pretty well ready to go. Go ahead, caller. Who do we have? Yeah, this is Fluffy. Hey Fluffy. An acquaintance of mine has a monster like that one described, except he put his own scope on it. And since it's probably about the best AR from rifle that he's had. There we go. Well, they have them in stock, they say. I don't know how many they have in stock. It's the sale item for the weekend. And it's a good price. I mean, come on, guys. Look what we've been seeing for an M4 knockoff. About that price range has been the norm here for quite some time. If you had two rifles sitting in front of me, a Kar-15 slash an M4 and this, oh, this is going with me. If you told me I can only take one, this is the rifle that's going with me because this rifle will do everything that M4 will do. But in other words, if I want to spray and pray with this rifle, you could. But it's not built for that. I'm a rifleman. This weapon to me has all the features on it for an AR-15 that I'd want. Oh, yes. The free-floating barrel, I don't know which H-bar spec actually do mention it. 20 inch free-floating button rifled carbon steel barrel, that's fine by me, obviously fluted. It doesn't have iron sights, which I can live without in this particular rifle because for any close in work, once you're familiarized with the point of impact with the weapon, for house to house, if you really had to step back with it, When I say step back it means that instead of it to your shoulder, typically again you are using it at dropping the weapon down and bringing the barrel back a little bit. For point and fire, you will do the same as with the M4. You won't know the difference. You could add a laser to this if you wanted to. Personally I found that is not even really necessary if you know what you are doing and you are actually paying attention. So, $690 a unit and it's a Mosberg rifle, MMR 22300, again, light sniper rifle. The only thing is either camo-ing it out or covering it up, your choice, whichever way you want to go with it. And it does come with a 30 rounder, not really critical because you can get, you know, there are 30 rounders out there, but it comes with a 30 round mag, so it comes with anything and everything you'd pretty well want to have on the weapon. other than your shoulder behind it until you buy it. And you're still going to buy ammo. So it's your choice where you're going to spend. Obviously, if I put an H bar together like this, now I'd start spending money on heavier bullets. In other words, I'll buy all the 55-gram ammo and get my hands on. But if I'm buying a Marksman's rifle like this, I'm going to find out what fits it best. And then I'm going to invest some money in some really, really nice ammunition to make this print. That means going to a heavier bullet. Go ahead, Fluffy. I'm sorry. Please. Oh, I was just agreeing. Something like the 62 grain or even 70 or 75 grain, you think? Oh, yeah. Go ahead and go ahead and hit me as we can. The 70s, the 72. There's a 72 grain spear bullet out there. I'm pretty sure it's still being made. There was a bunch of heavier bullets that they came up with. See, the nice thing about this is, again, I'm not going to dump those rounds down range. So, even if I had to load individually the rounds, I wouldn't have a problem with that for placement at extreme range. I am extreme range with this rifle. I know people will argue, well, I could reach 1,000 yards with it. Yeah, but when you're pushing a lighter grain bullet down range, guys, it's a matter of what can it do when it gets there. The heavier bullet with the same velocity has got more tearing, more punch power. The 55 grain bullet at 1000 yards, you might hit somebody and they're going, oh he's over there. That's the problem, the amount of energy lost or they should say the energy delivery coefficient when it gets to where it's going. So 500 yards and 600 yards, this rifle, yes, that's its niche. 550 yards, 575. Again, granted, anything shorter, it can do anything any other M16 Air 15 rifle can do. So, I mean, be quite honest guys, you were carrying a 20 inch rifle if you're carrying an A1 or A2 in the field. A 20 inch barrel, forgive me. So it's like, there's nothing about this rifle that should be surprising for any man that was trained in the last 50 years with the M16. The difference is, it's got all the goodies on it. So it's like, whoa, this really does tack drive. And as you said, the Mossberg has been doing a very good job. They came into the AR-15 idea. Here, more than a few years ago, but they came in with an attitude and that's a good thing. They knew they had to beat out or at least match, not necessarily beat out, but match two or three other big names in the... They didn't have to worry about Colt. Colt's so far behind everybody, they're in trouble. The other independent American companies out there that are really making a name for themselves, that's what they were coming up against. and the gas system. But what I've heard, the big thing is that the gas system that they've developed for the rifle is reliable, it's performing well. The only thing I would say is spare parts in all categories is always the case, guys. Spare parts, spare parts, spare parts. I want this thing to sing for as many years as I can. So I've got to make sure I've got all the spare parts to keep her running. Go ahead, caller, who do we have? Oh, this is still fluffy. Oh, I have a question. Would you? Say that having some of the SS-109, the penetrators would be good to have some of that. I know I've got some of the full metal jacket, but I've heard that the penetrators can be even more accurate than standard full metal jacket. Right. What they are, basically remember, the 223 is nothing more than a scaled down 30 out of 6. The SS-109 is the scaled equivalent to the M2AP round for the Out6. So the SS-109 has several advantages, plus again that penetrator, it's not going to do a lot, but it does something to at least break up and help to deliver more of the energy against the target. Think about it, at the very least that penetrator, once it makes contact, it will start to shear the way it's supposed to. And that means that while instead of the shock trauma being delivered to one wound channel, in many cases you're going to have fracturing or at the very least you're going to have a spooltering effect and that cuts and does more damage. It creates other problems. Since we always have a light rifle that we're working with here, we've got to do whatever we can. We'll take whatever we can in the way of battle damage to ETRF the aggressor. But the advantage is again with body armor too, the SS-19 will help with that. It will help to deal with it to a degree. Yeah. One more. Go ahead. I've got a Mausberg 12 gauge hunting shotgun with a 28 inch barrel. It's rusty but functional. I'm thinking of just sanding off the rust and getting a couple of different colors, woodland color. rust-oleum for it. Yeah, just paint it. Seriously, it's already got some oxidation. Now the other consideration, if you know somebody who's got a bead blaster, you don't want a sand blaster, you don't want to sand blast it. But if you bead blast it, glass bead it just to clean it up a little more, that's an option too. But if you don't, don't worry about it. If you just brush it up, clean it up really well, strip it, in other words, hit it with a cleaner of some kind. Pull the oils out to be safe and then do another clean on it again. I usually with something like that, what I'll do is I'll work on the rust, clean it completely, work on the rust again, clean it completely, take a look at it, see if I've got any spots that I missed because they'll show up in those little dusty brown, you know how it looks. Clean that up and get that squared away and then hit it with your base color. to get that sealed up so the oxidation is slowed down or stopped because once that paint is in there, that's the oxygen barrier. And just then it's a matter of what camo pattern you want to go with. But yeah, just regular Krylon paint. I'll tell you what. Velspar spray paint. I have used a lot of you know, I've been getting it from the dollar stores a lot of the odd stuff I wouldn't normally buy because it's awfully expensive, but I will say this that the Velspar spray paints Wear phenomenally and work, you know, they coat well they seal well and they hold up well because I've kind of experimented with that on tools and equipment and stuff to see how I can beat it up and Rust-oleum is okay. Rust-oleum is good. I mean, I've always made good paint Again, Krylon, they are mid grade Krylons in the camouflage. They hold up very well. Whatever Polymer they have come up with, whatever combination, it doesn't need to flake or chip. They don't see a whole lot of fading. Color seems to be strong. That's one of the advantages of the Valspar paints. They have a very strong Whatever it is, an IR infrared protection type material, whatever they've done, it doesn't fade and serves very well for a period of time exposed outdoors. Which you're not going to see with that shotgun, but if it does have to be out there, you want to remember again, you've got to do two coats of the base color. Then go to town with your camouflage. Again, you don't have to go super heavy, but each coat should completely cover except obviously working parts. I like to feather around the working part areas anyway, so I don't put quite as heavy a coating there. Then when I do the third level of camouflage, I'll just make sure that that's where I add some of the stippling or the change out near the areas that I kept lighter with the base coat. But that way I don't build up too much around the working parts. Go ahead, I'm sorry. I was thinking, you know, with that long barrel it might do very well with slugs. Is it, you know, what's the bore on it? Is it an IC or modified? It's got an adjustable choke on the end, although right now that's closed up, but I'll be able to unfreeze it. For most of the SABO slugs, IC is originally what they were built for, improved cylinder. And if that has a choke, it probably is an IC barrel without the choke, which improves cylinder, which is almost straight bore. So the cool thing is that you've got it ready to go just about. I mean, if you, it's a personal choice there where you want to go. What kind of a choke was it? Was it a Mossberg Standard factory or was it something somebody added on? Can you tell? It looked great. And like I said, it's It's one of the Mosberg factory bird guns they came up with. It's kind of chunky and lunky. It's a little bulkier on the outside than you normally see. It has more of a step tier, like a pitch angle, but then two other little steps to it, fairly lunky though. That's exactly right. It does have a beat. Yeah, it's well ready to go. The big thing is with the Sabos, that's the big advantage. With the 28 inch barrel, like I said, I just leave pretty much everything the length it's at right now because they've already told us that we have to worry about the Dronatoids, the little ones now, right? So I've got to look at my air defense capabilities and that means bird guns. The most comical part about this When you think about it Fluffy is is they're trying to make us scared and this is a country that goes we go bird hunting It's like well, so what's your point? Well, it's really scary. We got these new all these little tiny drone itoids. Oh You need to get the shoot up. We get used. We actually have a reason for our bird guns now Yeah, imagine some of the guys kicking in say I told you my bird gun was good for something You always pissed at me about it now see I told you I told you trapping skeet trapping skeet You know picture the you know, there's always the gun snobbery goes back and forth It's mostly tongue-in-cheek guys everybody we all understand everybody's got their niche But you know now those guys can come out and go see I told you so you're gonna need me Air defense and that's how on the ski club right? Your air defense unit that's going to be part of your unit from now on in the militia is going to be a group of 10 people that are the local ski club. I shall pack. The Hunt the Drone Club. Yeah, Hunt the Drone Club. Yeah, we'll actually have to have some kind of special unit patch or like a... Well, actually, that would be kind of cool. It'd be a trapping drone. It's got to be a tab, like the Ranger tab. Everybody is making all these special tabs nowadays for overseas. Not just the Ranger tab, they've got all kinds of other ones. Some of them are tongue in cheek, just designed to be funny. We've got to come up with something like that for our shotgun air defense crews. On one side and the other. It's funny because we had a discussion about the goose guns here off the air in the middle of the day. You know, those goose guns in 10 and 12 gauge guys, people are going to be fighting over them again. For a little while there, those things came out back in the 80s, early 80s. I don't know why. I think what it is is people pass away and other people, you know, industries change and stuff. There was a wave of the 10 gauge goose guns that came out that were used. I mean they just showed up all over the gun shows guys. I used to set up the shows. They were beautiful. The Ithaca guns. Ithaca at that time also resurrected the 10 gauge semi-auto gun that they had been producing for many years. Then of course they brought their 10 gauge pump into service again. Well both of those immediately what's the first thing everybody did? They cut the barrel down to 20 inches and made it a home defense gun which basically is like carrying a sewer pipe everywhere you go. And of course then everybody has tried to cut them down and the class 3 or the special dealers chopped them down and made the undercover 10 gauge pump guns and stuff like that. But the big 10 gauge and by the way here is another thing, there are 8 gauge and there is also 6 gauge out there. The thing is you don't see much of them because whoever got them they are not coming off them. About that same time in 1982-83, cased sets of 8 gauge, 6 gauge and 4 gauge came into the US out of England. Usually they came with about two cases of ammunition when they were sold. They come in a cased set. They are commercial punt guns. I've always said, if somebody is coming through the door and they meet one of those, that will be the end of that. I can picture that. It's just like holding a sewer pipe and pointing it towards an aggressor and just pulling the trigger. Understand that they were designed to harvest duck flocks. It's not for shooting a duck. See those ducks over there? Yeah. Go pick them up, dog. and the dog will be swimming for the next 20-30 minutes. Why? We got them all. We mean we got them all. That's what they were for. Typically they were mounted in like ore lock stations in the front of a very low set boat. If you look up pump guns, they are basically like the equivalent to a swivel gun on an old sailing vessel. Except with a hell of a long barrel. I mean a malleaciously long barrel. They definitely kept these things in a niche of their own. Usually they were kept by game keepers or again people who had license to, you know, there's a number of different ways they were used. Plus also for poaching needless to say. One shot and you got a whole bunch of food. That was why they were evil and bad. Professional hunters. Yeah, the thing is put that in the front door down a hallway like on a stairway pointed down at the leg level and touch that off and the 5 6 7 8 9 10 in a row black uniform knuckle dragon moose are all dead right there or let's put it this way I mean it's not I don't know how many pounds of shot they threw because each one progressively is bigger the 8 gauge I'm gonna tell you this when I was in service guys 8 gauge pump guns were still in service at Fort Leonard wood The Treasury officers that moved the cash boxes for payroll, they had two 8 gauge guns, not 10 gauge, 8 gauge. They were built around World War II. I talked to the guys carrying them. I was like, I'm not going to take anything from them. But I was talking to them and they were like, oh yeah, everybody fights to pull these out of the armory. Because they just buy themselves. It's like a guy walking around with a sewer pipe. They were 8 gauge pump guns made by Flinchchester. They probably held four rounds, three up the tube and one in the cylinder ready to go. They were monsters. But again, the idea behind that is you pull the trigger once and you pretty well probably got whatever was in front of you. Remember, those are combat loads. We use commercially, like I said before, it's a matter of the load. They weren't designed to keep the shot together. They were designed to spread the moment they leave the end of the tube. It's basically a walking claymore. I can't stress that enough. We do need just a reverse. We've got to remember, guys, this is where you've got to know your loads. If we are talking about dronatoids and shooting dronatoids, then all these little ones and the birdie looking ones, I don't care what it is. If it's a goose, how many people have ever seen somebody hunt a partridge? Have you ever chased a partridge? Guys, have you ever watched a partridge fly through the air? The drones don't stand a dog's chance in hell. You know the thing is, speaking of drones, on the Alex Jones he said they got a publication from the Pentagon that they were going to use drones with a chemical agent, a Bispalt VOA, called the Gay Bomb and they were going to drop it over to the Iraqis and make them turn gay. Basically. Meanwhile they were going to be playing over the propaganda speakers Macho Man by the Village People, right? Now, but interesting is somebody's Pentagon publications. I wonder if it's really real or not or just all I gotta say is popular. Yeah, Popular Mechanics. Because I you know guys it's just like the latest thing. What is it? Did anybody see this article on this? By 2015 this robot will be walking the streets. Yes. Actually driving around the streets and spying on you and doing this. It's like you know what? I mean, my God, if that's the best we can do, we really failed the space age. Does everybody understand that? Did he see the picture of what the thing looks like? It's an embarrassment to anybody who is an engineer. You know what I mean? I'm serious. We were looking forward to flying cars. What can we do? We can crash your proposal. I'm sorry, caller. Go ahead. Jump in there. Yeah, we only got something. Yeah, I was just hoping. Yeah, we definitely want to knock a whole bunch of these ducks off at the same time. Up in your area, Mr. Earl Polaski right along with the bin and that horse shit back are pushing this con con. They're planning to have a trial roll out over in Monticello. tomorrow. I was wondering if possibly you would be so kind. His number, Earl, 517-37-3-1759. Oh, hold on a second. You caught me without a pen with an even reason to read here. This is not good. No, I just have been moving around on the station here. Yeah. And hold on a second. Now let's do this. First of all, qualify this. They're talking about trying to push a con-con instrument right now at Monticello. and you've got them right up in your backyard. Oh man, he's pushing it and he's got the plan, man. I avoid, I try not to do it, although again, it's like watching the enemy. He's actually pushing for a con con? Oh yes, parallel of the vin at night, back in the afternoon, con con, the vin at night, yes. How are they pushing? What is their justification for pushing this? Well, you know, we have an out of control Supreme Snort, if not an out of control Congress. And what's the worry in applying constitutional methods? My suggestion being that obviously at this time that it would be used as a weapon against the Republican. Oh, we wouldn't get word in edgewise. No, I'm sorry. We would not get a word in edgewise. They would ram everything through that would be their wet dream for attacking the Bill of Rights. What would they do with a con con right now? Mark, Mark, we don't need a con con. Could I finish my statement, please? Go ahead. Could I please? I would highly encourage everybody to get word th and geddy. It's Jesuit counterculture. It's rather well done. We do not know Mr. Polsky, the whole entire history, people were saying, should Rome dead. It's quite an extraordinary and well done. I highly recommend it. Now, the question though, now, Beck is coming at this from one direction. You're listening more of what they're doing than I am. Next slide. Oh, Beck is very big on it. He's very big on it. What about Levin? Now, how's Levin coming at it from what angle? Because Levin's an- A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A- These guys never do anything halfway and they've got all the resources to anything. No, no, what I'm saying is, okay, right now, are they arguing that with this they're going to stop, oh, bummer? Is that what their logic is? Because, you see, if we agreed the elections were rigged, and we agree to all this other stuff, how the hell could you possibly believe that a con-con in any way, shape, or form is going to do anything other than work into the enemy's camp? You have to understand, sir, that their listening audience are the less-low-low-low-information voters. My point is for all of us, if you see anybody listening, think about what we're doing. That's why I'm qualifying this. Beck is purely a matter. He's a bird of the wind. In the morning he can announce how he's going to say one thing, but the time he gets to whatever live programming he's going to do, He does the complete flip-flop. Yes, yes. Well, my hopes that have any opportunity for any kind of phone, the armchair generals that are in wheelchairs or can't do anything else other than use their voice, that 517-373-1795 for Mr. Pulaski, and he's not the only one, I assure you, that we should be entirely discouraged. But I wanted to give you some good news in regard to some of our event type of broadcast, there's a distinct possibility before its news that a young fellow spoke valiantly in regard to what these Nazi war pigs are causing to happen over in China, Wingong and the Uyghurs and the horror of the truth that those people are going through over there. He's apparently quite the operator. He's very knowledgeable. I only mentioned that when you And this, I hope that you take a real close look at this VK Durham Trust and review it yourself very closely, Commander, only by virtue of the fact that these criminals have basically dissuaded, distracted, and defrauded the American people a trillion dollars. That's at a tide pay on the 1360s, and it's only payable in Illinois. I met a lady that surely am if we still survive her. It's quite good to give you that. So look at it directly. I know Spikey had it and I'm hoping that you're able to review it, but indicated he was on with a cut. Only wanted to mention that it's a BK dot dot and the docs gum bags set aside in a trust for the American people and had paid their mortgages business as well as commercial as well as residential in 2003. a bush and the rest of them. That goes for the past season, but J.D. at season is still through the interruption. He copies his broadcasts and gives a damn about their, if not their children, patient in these seven. Bless you, Colonel. Again, for everybody out there, now I'm going to have to follow up on this. You gave me a project for next hour after we're done with the program between programs. If this is happening, there's going to be a kickoff. What time? 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 11 at Monticello? Because this may be covered even on C-SPAN, I doubt it, but we'll find out. We'll find out soon enough. I will assume that these criminals, these communists, they're mottos, sir. They're mottos other than by way of deception we do war. What is the other motto? The world belongs to those that show up. Right. That's 9 o'clock. Well, the other thing too, I'm going to put a heads up here for our satellite operators. For all of our satellite operators, we've got a lot of guys that sweep the satellite feeds, the C-band satellite. I would highly recommend starting at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, you guys start sweeping the channels because an event like this, they will send out on a raw feed. That means we'll see the setup, and most important is not what you see in the staged event. Remember when they do the set up it's usually one to two hours in advance and it's kept on. The cameras are hot. The cool thing is what those cameras pick up while they're sitting there in idle form because people don't realize they're running. So I can't stress enough guys. Any reports? Any reports? Any reports? Okay, thank you sir, we appreciate it. This line is now on hold. This line is now off hold. Yes to the new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're in the march. Militia down all. Coming up next, Ed in charge. And you guys of course participating. 712-4320-900-957-464-5. Guys, this is why I need all, everybody needs to be paying attention in their backyards and other activities. They're going to be coming at us from all directions. And they are. We'll be back. 8 o'clock. Be came myself for evening quartermaster Friday. Meanwhile, it's taken over here. LTR. More live broadcasting. Next hour. Bye bye. Washington and Jefferson are crying tears of shame The city is rather little that The Minutemen are turning in their grave But I failed to understand the man who's been his home www.hmpusa.org urges everyone to plan ahead for possible food shortages in the future. We offer this dense nutrient-storeable food directly from the farm to your door. What the world needs is our energy-packed hemp food in a storeable, portable form that can easily and quickly be picked up for travel. 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