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We have got gray, we have got clouds, and we've got rain and there is no snow none zero zip no snow on the yard table in fact not the air table is cleared off I'm gonna move it inside but it's not that warm it's right on the edge of freezing so this could turn to something bad be careful on the roads if you're traveling if you're third shift and going home tonight I would be extra careful if I was in Michigan here wherever else you got the same conditions all it takes is Mother Nature just to turn that thermostat down just a little bit and it's WOOHOOO! SKATING TIME! Well, BK, what's the day today, sir? And what is this special day? It is 20 December 2013, it is Friday evening, it is the last hour of the day and the week for the intelligence report and therefore, it's not the 13th. It is quarter master's corner and it's actually fairly warm and comfortable here, it's been damp. We had some snow and it was cold and it was hovering up and down. around freezing but it popped up into the 50s and it's all melted off so I have soggy leaves all over the place because I have been remiss in my leaf collecting duties. I'm going to have to deal with that. I had hoped to get out and do some outside chores today but I got deflected. There are actually customers starting to re-emerge from their burrows and they always take first priority. They have been scarce in the last several weeks. I attribute that to a general pulling in of all the extremities and rolling up into a ball of the population as part of the economic situation and the psychological effects of the economics and the politics and all this kind of good stuff. I continue to I was out and about today dropping off a PC, picking up another one, that kind of stuff. I noticed something for its lack. It's easier to notice things that are there that aren't there. Driving around in and out of the neighborhood, this is a suburban neighborhood, freestanding houses, all this kind of good stuff. There's a remarkably low percentage of houses out there with Christmas lights up this time. Normally it's every house except the occasional towers out here and there, but by and large pretty much every house. Mine aren't up and the majority of people aren't up either. It's rather remarkable. It's a lot of dark looking buildings. the gasoline is at $299. I said before I think that they drop the price on that anytime they try to keep things going, trying to keep people calm or trying to get them into the stores or whatever the case is. I don't think they're succeeding there. I've predicted that retail sales would not be great this season and it looks like I was right and at the same time there aren't any sales. Normally when retail sales are low, the vendors will try to out sales to try to flush buyers out of the woodwork. But I don't think they can. I don't think there are any margins for them. A, they don't have any margins and B, they don't have enough customers either. This is starting to look rather gray and dismal. Generally for the economy, of course, no surprise to us that this sort of thing would happen. We are in the end of a long campaign by the vampires to basically turn everything into gray slime and they are succeeding. So that's just one more sign, a lack of lights out there. I think people are worried about their power bill and so on. Maybe it's a demoralization, oh honey I just can't get bothered to put up the lights. must not do that this year or whatever the case may be. Are you seeing anything similar like that in your area? Actually, the same situation. Normally, and again, we've had big snow and snow usually motivates people to make it look Christmasy. Of course, now the snow is probably going to be gone here unless we get another cold snap. We're going to be melted down almost completely by the rest of the day, even in shadow spots. So it's true. Normally the McMansion properties down the street here, they almost had like an ongoing competition. Last year, I know they got them, unless they threw them out. If they threw them out, I missed them and I hope I hate that. Because they bought miles of LED lights, and I mean miles of the new LED lighting, which is a lot more efficient and really kind of cool. There's a lot of things you can do with it, guys. But it's just not out there. Not anywhere near anything. You see these are all people that moved into wanted to create Disney Dexter, you know, you know the you know fake Dexter that you know Of course now has to become a city We're gonna have a glass palace and all these other things. So the idiots are starting to self-inggrandize What's funny is there's a major shift in that all of the kickback on all of these fun projects and their costs Well, I think that's kind of bit them in the arts and so plastic, you know Disney Dexter is It's similar to where we were in 0708. Like I said, these places people were foreclosed on left and right. Fortunes and stuff thrown out to the road and nobody even thinking about it. I can see we're on the edge of that again. Personally, I think these are all little indicators. Rubber band is stretched too tight and they don't know what to do. The average person has backed off already and stayed there. The other interesting thing is these people mostly had younger kids, still do, and they were all moved in, they wanted to do the Disney Dexter thing because the kids are going to have the kind of Christmas with all the trimmings. This year for whatever reason, maybe it's the communists in the school, maybe it's political correctness at work, I think it's a combination of all of the above. Look at all the fanaticism. This year it's rabid fanaticism against Christmas. It's like the enemy is desperately with a gun control issue. Like we've seen with everything in the last 12 months, it's been rabid and extreme. In fact, there was, like I said, it's the Bunny Center. They were petting you and getting everything in place and getting everything prepped, putting more of their minions into place. Well, now they kicked in the high gear switch. I believe that it worked. I think psychologically it's pulling them down. A lot of these characters all thought it wasn't going to hit me. Now they're getting it at work. The political correctness thing is in there. The Christians is in there. If you're not licking the Muslim and the Jewish boot, then you're just not politically correct and you need to bend over and apologize for existing. All that's tied into this. The Tempest in a Teapot thing with the Quacker Nation, the duck whatever program. you want to say something about that guys did anybody notice that just before this incident all took place there was a massive wave of t-shirts i mean as mean promotional stuff wasn't out there because i watch stuff like this because i've been in but we've kind of been in the marketing with you know watching how things cycle so we can get the cheap stuff when it's all done and just before this tempest in the teapot took place with all of the it's all the controlled media that's generated this so they're all profiting from it within the control media circle everybody understand that All of a sudden you have the sensitive but beforehand they put out massive amounts of the Quacker t-shirts and I mean just tons of stuff and it was showing up everywhere. It's in Walmart, it's in Kmart, it's at any place it could have a t-shirt rack has got it up there. And it was all at once out there and then it's like oh then we have this incident. Now everybody's got to go on buy a t-shirt or a sweatband to support the fill in the blank. Read that, give money. to whoever it is that set up the promotion in advance. And I got this funny feeling, they ain't no conservative or Christian people that did that. The people might be making the noise around the station, they might be, but the people running it behind the scenes are all Jewish mobsters. It's all kosher mob slash controlled media. The article that originally was done was done in the controlled media enemy territory, our location to begin with. So then the news magazine becomes the epicenter of the news making the news Then became the epicenter for the rest of this and that is part of a reflection on you know people aren't aren't aren't you know being happy? They're angling and this is another way to get the angst thing going And it's reflected in what you're talking about. Like, you know, where's the Christmas? A little summer owl attack is what you think. Yeah, exactly. And I don't think there's no accident to this at all. I think it's going to have kickback they don't expect. I think everybody's pretty well fed up with the regime. Everybody's pretty well fed up with the Shysters. They're fed up with the police state. I don't think they really understand what I'm hearing from people that normally would never, you would never even see them open their mouth. and everybody is fuming but they're not doing the, oh we're protesting, be it, no, they're buying ammunition people. That's why I believe that, I'll tie this in, the ammunition and the arms dealers aren't doing any super special anything as far as sales and they know they don't have to. Their product's selling without them having to do anything guys. Well when you're supply constrained you don't need to do anything to stimulate demand because you know, the big problem is trying to maintain inventory. Exactly. And the situation really has not improved to any great degree. with regard to their part of the market, their part of the economy. Right. Notice that the general merchandise is in the same sort of situation. You're not seeing terrific sales. There was a certain degree of desperation in the air approaching Black Friday. I think the retailers knew that they were in for bad times. You're not seeing terrific sales or anything now. in the large televisions and the sweaters and all of that kind of consumerish stuff. At the same time they're not seeing good sales, sales numbers. So the only interpretation I can give that is that they don't have the margin that they can cut. Yes, exactly. And the other thing, well again, if it weren't for the fact that what's overlapping here are as a planned series of cyclic attacks that started in December of last year, uh... with regard to the political you know i get the political agenda once they knew that they were going to use a bomber instead of uh... rumba romney this was a mapped out program it flopped dramatically i think because of a total misreading in the end something that bombers said later do you have nothing but you know better on me well after the obama care thing plugged it i'd say yeah I mean, that was the last gasp as far as I'm concerned for any effort to try and put any brownie points on the table. Think about the poor yes men, they're surrounding a node of hard vacuum. There's nothing there for them to surround either. They're both in a pickle. It's a dead zone, the best way to describe it. It's just an absolute gray matter dead zone. But for all of their plans and schematics and all of their demographics, I think that they have totally fumbled the ball. And so again, in this logistic end, there are some advantages. It's bad for a lot of these big businesses, but guys, I can't stress enough. We've already been taking advantage of it. I just did some Apple Crisp here with all of the sales stuff that we got for pennies from the Thanksgiving and the Halloween window. Nancy just did a whole bunch of using the cake mixes that were from the Halloween window. They had Halloween colors, some of them. But by the time you're done frosting them and you're putting all the candies or the stuff together, you can't tell the difference. And it's as fresh as it could possibly be. I mean, it's fresher than the average stock on the shelf. And we got it for like $0.25 a box, $0.50 a box, $0.25 for frosting. because they just had a glut of it. And I mean for the Halloween thing, which they figured with the occultists, they were going to get that pumped up. It died on the vine. Thanksgiving is already coming on. It wasn't any better. In fact, like I said, take advantage of those turkey deals. They're still out there. The only thing that they know is, hey, a lot of people cook turkey for Christmas, so they know they're going to move some of it. But be prepared. And yes, this is what we talked about before years ago, and we repeated. If you have to go to the credit card to get what they've got on the shelf, just get the stinking thing paid off right away so you don't pay any interest. But stretch where you have to to take advantage of what are dollars, not pennies, dollar savings. And I mean ridiculous. I mean only because they know they've got 12 pallets of the stuff in the back room and they've got six cases of it on the shelf. and that's where you want to take advantage of it. You see it and it's cheap and again it's designed to change stuff up. A lot of it is like, Mark, I don't want all that sugar. Well, you know sugar you're not going to be seeing too much of. A lot of people are going to go into sugar withdrawal real quick too just like a lot of these other things because the fructose corn syrup isn't going to be showing up kids. So a lot of things can be stored and taken advantage of. Go ahead, who do we have? This is me, speaking of storing stuff. I keep forgetting to tell you guys, I've been trying to download the spreadsheet form for several months and I can't seem to do it. I went to the old site and it's just like a blank zip file. Maybe you could put it on the actual... Is it a zero length zip file? Is it downloading as a zero length file? Yeah, it's just a zip file. Well, it has nothing in it and I keep on forgetting to tell you about it and I started for interrupting. But if you could send it to Ed or you know put it up on the main site, I'd appreciate it. I'd love to see where I stand on storage stuff. I had assumed that it was already on the Yahoo site, but I don't tend to visit there very often. Surely there must be a version in there someplace, maybe an older one. I went to the, like, the malicious, the info at the malicious site, and again, all I can find is a, this is like an empty zip file. And is there a length attached to the file? No, it's just a lot you download it. It's like a zero I know but a lot of people have those stupid icons in their windows Explorer and they never see the length on things if you switch to the tail view you'll see the size of the files to I recommend everybody yeah, I mean I Open a lot of zip files. I tried opening it. There's nothing there Okay, but it does have some size, but it's not it's not responding for you Okay, well I'll talk to Spike and we'll see what needs to be done to sort that out. One thing real quick is again if you do get it copied or if you are able to copy it, remember reproduce it yet again, post it somewhere else. This was generated so that we are able to effectively manage our supply inventories. And you're going to have pulses like I'm talking about with the stuff we were discussing. It's on sale. You want to keep it categorized and logged because where you saved money there, you may have eliminated whole categories that were on your list. You want to make sure that you tick those off and then start focusing and taking the dollars you saved and putting them into the other items you need in your storage inventory. That's especially critical right now. And the management system itself is priceless. Go ahead, BK. Yeah, the other thing is that food has got to be the top of our storage hierarchy. There's a lot of other stuff to be attended to. One of our friends came up with a listing, a tip to take a look at modelles.com. They have a price of $7 for a half a dozen thermal socks. I worked that one and that's not a site that I would normally have checked so that was useful but it does bring up another point. All of the mundane stuff, get your clothing in order too. We talk about field gear but having enough socks, having enough undies, all of that sort of routine stuff is going to start becoming more and more difficult to deal with as the supply chain breaks down. Think about it as an expanding radius type thing. Food is maybe your inner core part but clothing is the next radius out and then heat is the next radius out and shelter is the next radius out and so on. All of those things need to be taken care of. If you see a good price on utility footwork, not necessarily even work boots and so on but just pennies and stuff running around the house, running around and the neighborhood doing your routine errands, taking the load off of more work-oriented stuff. Grab them, stack them up. They don't spoil. You can stick a pair or three of spare shoes on the shelf and have those. That's hard to riddle. A pen knife and a chunk of firewood in a lot of spare time is not going to get you a pair of shoes that you like. Never mind those stories about the Dutch and the wooden shoes and stuff. It is not going to get you a pair of shoes that you like. A lot of these mundane things need to be attended to and we are always coming up with ways for you to spend money that people don't have or most of us don't. But I will put out the fact that even the routine stuff, once we pass through it or at least have something in there, the routine stuff, ordinary utility clothing, ordinary utility tools, all of that sort of stuff has to be attended to as well. Anything that you get from the store is going to become unavailable in due course. Even if we do not have an explicit stuff, it's the fan type scenario. As this gray slime is spread over the economy, the entire distribution system is slowly grinding to a halt. You can improve your situation by getting a little bit of a head start there and decoupling yourself to a degree by at least putting in some of those reserves. Again, like you said, putting some of them in reserve. Go ahead, BK. Most important is backups, backups and backups. Just because we might have a set level for material support doesn't mean if we don't run into more we don't pick them up guys. Always remember that too. Go ahead. I'm not going to spend a lot of time on it, in which basically we molested an Indian diplomat and there are a lot of political overtones to that. India is ticked off at us and retaliating in various ways and making various threats back again. We have every right to be outraged at that sort of treatment. Mark has discussed some of the undertones that are probably behind the scenes on this. But let me point out an aspect of this that a lot of people may not have noticed. How would the feds, if they knew that they wanted to, you know, molest this diplomat, how would they know about something like, you know, what is this diplomat paying her assistant employee made, whatever? How would they know? Unless the maid ran to the feds and complained or something and I find that extremely unlikely. The simple answer is we are seeing an example of the utility of the surveillance state. If that employee used a bank account in the US, the feds could snoop into it. Do they have a subpoena to do it? Heck no. Do they have any sort of jurisdiction or right to do it? Heck no, but it's available. Maybe they listen to telephone calls. Maybe the maid was complaining to her mom back home and they're listening to Skype. Who knows what the mechanism might be, but I consider this a demonstration of the utility of the surveillance state and it has nothing to do with pursuing Al-Qaeda or any of this kind of good stuff. This is an example of the utility of the surveillance environment where anybody can be snooped on for any purpose. When a bunch of Fed operatives decide that they want to get on somebody, it can take a while to say, oh, okay, we want to establish this wiretap and we want to look at the female and so on and so forth. But when they've got this mechanism that's already recording all these calls and logging them and already recording all these emails and logging them, then on short notice they can go back and go sniffing around through people's communications. It has absolutely nothing to do with evil terrorist plots or whatnot. You can be sure that if there were any evil terrorist, the demand plots, that they'd have a lot better spycraft than that. No, this is so that they can go back and they can listen to somebody's telephone call to mom complaining about her wage rate or sniffing around in somebody's bank account to see what deposits are being made and things of this sort. And this is how it's used. This is just the very, very beginning of that sort of stuff, but it's a public demonstration of why we are spending these audited trillions of dollars spying on everybody all the time. It's so that they can be used for political reasons and of course the financial benefit of the vampires and other stuff. Once again, the reasons for things are not the same as the excuse for things. The excuse in this case for the whole surveillance data is, oh, the looking men, I mean the terrorists are going to get you. The reason is to give leverage and to give advantage to a very, very tiny little clutch politically connected. Should we say Politburo? Well, yeah, that's not a bad term. As a matter of fact, This is what's going on in another front. We saw the Chinese have plopped a lander on the moon. Okay, well, they're sort of thumbing their nose at us because we can't do that anymore because we are at the far end of several decades of deliberate sabotage and degradation of our entire economy and technological infrastructure and all those kinds of good stuff. But what's going on there is that the vampires are engineering a little reverse of the Chinese are the ones that actually have some technology and economy and so on we are Becoming and there's no accident about this. We are becoming the old Soviet Union is basically what's going on The only thing that we do well is spying on a domestic population. They are turning us inward and and trying to get everybody involved in spying on everybody else. Say something, say something, all this kind of good stuff. And meanwhile, nothing else gets done. Nothing is produced. Nothing is invented. Your explorations are not done. Your technologies are not developed. Because those aren't what's important. What's important is everybody else is spying on everybody else. Why? So that the vampires, the Clintons, the Bushes, the Sores, all these creeps can gain a little bit more advantage, suck a few more billion here and there, wield a bit more power, poison the population a little bit more, advance their whole agendas. This is what's going on. So when you see us degrading like this, don't say, oh gee, there's some sort of accidental side effect and we're spending too much money on the surveillance state. And the reason why it's bad is because somebody might Be bothered by it or somebody might object to the amount of money being spent The reason why it's bad is it's being used as a systemic poison and the whole program if You really want to wear the way this is headed and where it's intended to be headed Just look at the old Soviet Union in the 60s and 70s Yeah, and that's where they intend for us to be. Oh Excuse me I think BK has a little bit of a throat problem too. Everybody has the same thing all over the place. I've been running the mouth too hard. That's okay. Go right ahead. I can't right now. I'll tell you what, a quick reminder again too, as we've printed out, the rat population mentality is what they're promoting. Guys, for this whole last week, we've been under a Chinese moon. A very example of what we're talking about. On the one hand, Progressively, more and more of our wealth and physical wealth in the brain trust has been stolen and moved out of this country. The other communist state is there. We don't have our 45-year-old pickup truck anymore. We actually ran that into the ground, ran two of them into trees, and killed the driver and a whole bunch of people that were in the back of the pickup truck. So everybody went into panic mode. And now if we want to go to the International Space Station, we have a fine Russian outdated but obviously working Volkswagen slash aluminum ball, and it gets there every time. On the other hand, for all of this BS about how you need to watch what you say and there's so much farther advantage, blah, blah, blah, really? You know what? Even if it is, and I'll point this out again, it's not in our venue. If they had a secret space program, who gives a squat? It doesn't mean anything to us. We can't see it. We don't know about it. We aren't going to be benefited by it. They're screwing us over it anyway. The Chinese, for being a stinking communist state, put their lander on the moon and put it on public television. And everybody's tried to avoid talking about it. Isn't that amazing? So yeah, yeah, yeah, blah, blah, blah. Next year we'll have, well next year we'll have, well next year we'll have, you know, and every year they do that. And it's like, but they never, oh well, we were gonna do this program, but we decided not to commit to it, because some guy thought of this idea, and 25 years out, we might have this. That's exactly what has transpired. To the point where, like I said, our 45-year-old pickup truck, well actually it's older than that. Because the Space Shuttle was already, was actually 60s technology into early 70s. In fact, the Space Shuttle was again part of a five-system program and it was the lowest component. It's kind of like the people mover in Detroit, which was part of three components of a people-moving integrated system. and lo and behold the little, you know, the very inefficient people mover for downtown is still up there on its monorail system and minimally maintained and looking like something out of a clockwork orange now by the way. But the rest of the mechanism that it was the final retail point It was the last thing that was supposed to be put in place because the rest of the infrastructure, all the rest of the inter-people mover around Detroit was supposed to feed to the downtown Detroit area. Virtually all of that fell into space. All of it. Same is true with what we have right now with the space program. If everybody goes, but there's a secret site, then it doesn't make any difference. You're not going to ride in it. The only thing you're going to use it for is to rat spy on you. and we don't benefit from it in any way, shape, or form. And the few people that are working on it are so small that it has no value to any of us in terms of being a critical part of the economy. None of that money is coming into our system. None of that is going to employ any of us. Nobody is selling any burgers to any of the secret squirrels because it's so secret they can't be in contact with anybody. And everybody has to be a rat spy, watching a rat spy, watching a rat spy, doing what they're doing with that. So it's irrelevant. It's like they don't even exist and they don't. Other than when they try to impose themselves because of their frustration because their little anal retentive control freak BS, that's what they live for. They don't have a life. The only life they have is your. It's a hurdle turning inward. It's very much like the old Warsaw Pact. Yeah, exactly. It is. The most functional part of the Warsaw Pact is East Germany and there I think they had something like half the population busy spying on the other half. It looked like the dark side of the moon. If people don't understand that, even to this day, here it is 2013. How many years ago did the supposed wall fall? Yes, East Germany is getting better. In reality, the latest premier, the Prime Minister, is from East Germany. I would more than think that she is highly politically correct. She was raised in the Stasi environment. I don't think that is a plus point. I think that just means that they made sure that the East German goose stepping types were the communist goose stepping types and the ones that got promoted in the latest round of socialism in Germany. In an ideal world, that would be somebody who would be heavily inoculated against the whole. you know, communist regime, they'd have seen how it works, but you can always pluck out a would-be collaborator from the mix. Yeah, it's the lack of comment. It's not the comment, it's the lack of comment. Oh, and making a little snide comment because they found out that the communists here were spying on the Germans. Well, like, anybody is surprised about that? Oh, we found out that they were spying on West Germany and Germany and it's like, really? Like, hold on here. Well, we thought you were just saying to everybody else, that's different. Yeah, exactly. But as long as you were doing it to the French and everybody, it was okay. Exactly. And so again, here we are in a situation where with the process extended to the nth degree, the other side, the characters who are the rats, because of their secret squirrel mentality, have actually become irrelevant as human beings to our society. If done away with, you wouldn't miss them. Here's the thing about getting rid of the police state. If you killed them off, you wouldn't miss them. Actually, what you would see is they would cease to absorb all of the surplus or surviving resources and so on and all of a sudden other things would start to relax a little bit. You wouldn't be able to put your finger on it and say, oh, this person has three crackers more because we got rid of the pilot bureau member nearby, but statistically it would be true. The garden would start to grow on its own. It would bloom again, would start because he wouldn't have the the bleeding off and the destruction, you know, or the pulling off of the primary economy into a slip zone, into a black zone that, you know, is irrelevant. It doesn't serve us. It isn't going to help us. And it hates us. And progressively, because it's a secret society operation, it'll be turned on its head by the time it's done anyway. Whatever agenda it claimed it started out being will be totally irrelevant. Yeah, if you pluck out a few of the huge weeds, then the other stuff will start to grow again, even if you don't notice it from day to day. Exactly. We have more. Let's look through a few routine items and then we'll get to something a little bit different. If you take a look at Powder Valley, you'll see that once again, as we reported last week, the primer situation is improving. Federal is the only brand of primer on there that does not have anything in stock. All the rest are still spotty, but they've got some. There's a large pistol, there's small rifle, there's this and that. In the tour column, they've got both the... The way I read this, they've got .223 and .556. I read that as commercial and military style small rifle primers. The main difference between the two being the hardness of the primer. The military primers are a little bit harder to try to avoid accidental doubling. But all of the categories, there are primers in stock. So Potter Valley Inc. is a good source for that. Once again, last week they had $4198. This week it's cleaned out. So somebody saw them and vacuumed them. And of course Amanda only won palette or something along those lines and that would not have taken very long. Just a second. especially with these existing inventories. Go ahead, please. Right. GRAFTS is starting to show a little bit more powder. As usual, they've got the same situation that everybody else has. The slow, heavy powders are reasonably available. The very fast, lightweight powders that you would use for pistol and shotgun are reasonably available. Stuff in the middle is a problem. GRAFTS, however, does list a couple of interesting things. They have $4198 in both one and eight pounds and the price by current standards is not too bad at $166 for the $4198. That's IMR's variance. Be aware that when you go from one brand to the next, even if the number is the same, you have to be a little bit cautious and back down your load and test. However, this is new. Graf's has H335 in stock. That's one of the ones that I've always liked as a very, very versatile powder. It runs all the way from .223 up to .308. It gives respectable performance in all of those. I wouldn't say optimal performance in any of them, but it is a good versatility item. We have it only in one pound. But the 1 pounds at $2,159 by current standards that's not too terrible. Multiply that out, 8 pounds of that is about 178 as opposed to 173 or 165 or what not for regular 8 pound chug. So the price hit is not too bad on that for getting it in one pound containers. So Graf's has H335 in stock at the moment and that is new. I haven't seen any significant quantities of 335 in wear for a long while. I'm going to mention once again, broken record time, but we won't spend much time on it. Numbrich, that is GunPartsCorp.com, continues to have the 35 packs of 16mm thin gas mask filters at 150 plus shipping. So we have not yet run out of those. When they run out, the entire market goes boop because they are the cross leader on those guys. If you've got the M61, the thin version, the M9 mask, you want these filters. A taste of these at $45 for $150 is a bargain. Here's the interesting one that's a little bit out of tray and unusual. I had mentioned in the past that I was looking at an outfit called SurplusShed.com. That is SurplusShed.com. I was looking there because I was kind of working up a project that, of course, there's no pennies to pursue at the moment, but I was looking for optics. That's their primary emphasis, is optics. They have a lot of optics, big old assemblies, individual lenses you can practically run through and just pluck out this lens and that one, a wide range. A lot of them at $4 and $6 a piece, it's not too bad. They have a recently appearing item which is going to be of interest to only a few people but maybe a great interest to a few people. They have apparently, they probably cleaned out the Orandy or Service Center or some optics manufacturer and they are offering for 60 bucks a 10 pound grab bag. of hundreds of miscellaneous parts for rifle scopes, focusing rings, objectives, little bits of hardware, tubes, adjustment knobs, retaining rings, all of this kind of good stuff. What you get, you get a thin pound box of that and you get all sorts of mix and match stuff. So, don't plan on this being a way to fix one particular problem with one particular scope. But, anybody who is kind of fooling around with optics or has a unit to support and might want to have some spare parts, this is a way to buy these things by the pound. And, who knows, you may get lucky and come up with a part that is useful for you. So, that is surplus. The easiest way to find that now that it's not in the New This Week category is to enter a search term rifle. and you'll be able to find that grab bag. If you type in the word grab, you'll find all sorts of interesting grab bags on their site. The pack rat and think-who-are-in-me is having a nerdgasm looking at all that stuff. What I'm going to call out this time is this miscellaneous bag or box of tons and tons and tons of all sorts of assorted random rifle scopes, parts, bits, pieces, etc. How many of us might actually seek to repair those things is a question most of us consider them by break discard consumer modules. But that is a really interesting and unusual item, I thought I would call that one out. Go ahead and give that location again, please. That is surplus shed surplus, S-U-R-P-L-U-S, shed, S-H-E-D, there's no dashes or anything like that in there, it's just surplus, shed.com. And if you want to find this particular item, type in the search term, rifle, is the easiest way to find this particular item on their site. Ten pounds of all sorts of miscellaneous stuff for 60 bucks, very neat. very cool and again they never know where you find parts and pieces for that system you've got we were looking for replacement caps replacement uh... i'd piece uh... covers uh... you might find at the match up but for the higher the more expensive version of your scope where it has sun shields or it may have a son step in the front there's all kinds of things in show up in those boxes that make it worthwhile what's the cost on that uh... ten pounds again That's 10 pounds for $60, 6-0. That's a lot of little parts. And a lot of big parts if you're lucky. I think the $60 is a significant amount of money, but when you figure the cost per pound, the cost per item, or what you would pay for any of those pieces individually. Exactly. Real quick, and again I'm going to do this the way I did it in the one hour block where we had the afternoon program. attention, attention, attention. Now guys, wouldn't normally do it this way, but if you go to amoman.com, attention, attention, attention. They got some 8 millimeter MON. But it's not just any 8 millimeter ammo. It's Romanian surplus ammunition, guys. And it is 8 millimeter Mauser Romanian surplus. What's unique, it's 150 grain projectile. Now 8 millimeter normally runs in the 180 to 200 grade. So this is a Romanian I would be willing to bet could be a zinc lead bullet as far as the core. It's copper jack. Yeah, this is a good round. Well, it's comparable in weight to the 308 round, but it's an 8 millimeter. Now this is it's FMJ and it's in the spam cans on stripper clips. Again, in the Spam can on the stripper clips. It's coming in boxes. Five rounds. It's in the German World War II gray lacquer finish for the case. Red lacquer seal for the cantaloure and for the primer. and it's a copper jacket bullet full ball 150 grain though not 200 150 grain and very serviceable guys this is a good round for all of you Mauser shooters out there it must be corrosive okay in fact I'm pretty sure they say it is let's just put it this way If it was 8mm and it was made for the Warsaw Pact, it's probably corrosive. There's some Yugo that's non-corrosive and there's some Finn that's non-corrosive, but this is corrosive. But it's cheap by comparison to what everything else is going for out there in 8mm. It's $240 for 340 rounds. It's in the spam can on the stripper clip. So that's two of the factors that make the price worthwhile. Remember also that that $240 from Ammo Man includes shipping. There's free shipping on that as is with most of the ammunition that Ammo Man sells. So for $240 you get it in the ham can. It's on the stripper clips, individual module boxes for, I think it looks like probably 20 rounds, looks like 4 strippers per box. And it's ready to roll. They only got 21 cans and that's it for the moment. I don't know if they'll get more. We've not seen this in a long, long time, but I've not seen it in the 150 grain. Now the Romanian surplus that came out before was right after World War II. and it was as far as the date when it was made and that stuff was the 200 grain bullet same case configuration either nickel jacket bullet or copper jacket these are copper jacket steel case lacquer finished Ken lure and primer are painted the way they're supposed to be so this is actually a good a good load and it's a good price it's also ready for storage 792 Mauser, 792x57, all your 8mm Mausers will work with this, your K43s, G43s, Hakim rifles, and also any of your K98s or any of the other variants out there, the FN49 and 8mm, that would eat this stuff all day. So there's a solution guys, and there hasn't been a whole lot of 8mm out there in military surplus at all. Mostly it's been going to the wars and right now there's a clump of it that's been available and not very much. Only 21 cans left. I didn't say cases, only 21 cans. So again a good choice. The other thing BK real quick for you AK-74 shooters, AIM Surplus got some of the 53 grain 545x39 in stock again. Now it's twice what it used to be. When I told you to buy it, it was $80 a can, remember? Now it's $170 a can. But that's still a good price for light rifle, battlefield ammunition guys. And this is Russian military issue. So I would definitely take advantage of it if you've got a 74. If you can get over to these people, and again that's Aim Surplus for the 545x39. Aim Surplus their phone number is 888-748-5252. Anyway, those two I wanted to get out there. The 8mm is from amoman.com. The 545x39 is with AIM surplus. Go ahead, BK. We have a couple of other little items, but only a few minutes. I've heard some things. Does anybody want to slide something in the last four minutes? Do we have any callers? Callers, star six if you want to unmute yourself. Joe from the Carolinas. Go ahead, Joe. Jump in there. Hey guys, hey BK, just want to plug out there January 7, 2014 guys, Tuesday, every Tuesday starting then, grow your own the budding revolution. We will be talking about gardening for the next year including the spring. We will be weekly taking your questions wherever in the hell you are in the United States. Keep it in mind if you're interested in sustaining yourself as well as maybe your neighbors too in a permanent way as far as food is concerned. Grow your own the budding revolution. Yeah, that was one of the things I was going to slide in there. I was going to plug you. I enjoyed your guest last week. I just need to keep reminding them, hey, we're trying to adhere to broadcast standards. Other than that, it's a great guest. I know. Paul's wonderful. Once he starts dropping those F-bombs, man, it's like, okay, just let him go. Barnacleville the sailor in the garden is what you're saying. Indeed, pretty much. Okay, well, just to remind Barnacle that perhaps a little joke of the old red eye will calm him down a bit, although it probably would loosen his tongue a little bit more and we might not be able to do anything but go beep, beep, beep. Yes, sir. That would defeat the purpose behind the program. It would. Go ahead and get that information out one more time. We've got just enough to get it out the second time. that you could get a handle on what we're all about. And please go ahead and throw through to email me if you have any issues about gardening or questions or whatever, joejo from the Carolinas at gmail.com. Very good. Appreciate it. The only thing about Joe's program is Grow Your Own, The Budding Revolution. It may be a symptom of my misspent youth, but somehow I always have mental images appearing of the Padheads. That's not what we're about. We're about tomatoes and squashes and things like that. Exactly. I believe that LTR has another program for that sort of thing. Grow Your Own is very sustainably focused in terms of your nutrition. There we go. Not your medicinal needs, but your material needs for organic replenishment to ensure that you can continue to function as a useful part of our society by having the proper atomic energy going in so that the energy will be available and you can work and do fun things going out. And we leave space for the soul as well. We have only a minute now. Yes, we do have that logged and yurts are certainly important in low LED power amperage situations and I think Mark and BK could speak to that in future broadcasts. Right. Merry Christmas gentlemen. Merry Christmas to you. Merry Christmas Chronicles. We get it over to you without these. Go ahead color. We have maybe 15 seconds. Shoot. Well, we're at the top. And for everybody out there listening, it is the end of the week for our broadcast. We didn't tell a report, but there's more coming up. And remember, guys, this weekend stay focused, watch for those sales, if there are any. And take advantage of them. Merry Christmas, B.K. and Merry Christmas.