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And if you think about it, a kangaroo is nothing but a T-Rex deer. Hey, wait a minute. Tasty reptile turned tasty mammal. Same little front paws. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Hernke. And I'm Spike Timmons. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines and occupied territories west, southwest, east, and north. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on IndianaFreedomTalkRadio.com, LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com, where I am on FM microstations, CB base stations, and UltraNet Technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska. We're on the Hallmark Network on the Eastern Seaboard from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida from the bottom of Florida across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico headed Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma Big chunk of Nebraska whole bunch of Wyoming to include both the third the fifth the pit and our friends in the recall state of Colorado, waving to the left coast where the state of Jefferson is a benchmark and a shining light on what is otherwise an occupied zone where people are fighting behind enemy lines to include the California Soviet Socialist democracy run by the sputum, the stench, the excrement of Feinsteinite. and the rest of the trash of that particular little stinky tribe along with the diaper stain of brown. Turning back to the east we sweep across the plains, leap over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi, and land in the smoky slash the Blue Ridge where the restaurant crews, grandma teams, okay teams, and the Ma Bell Grammar Consortium bring us the Golden Spike. Many hands make for light work. A million petticoat junctions, the ability to continue to function when everything else is offline. Well, It is a beautiful gray wintery day. I don't know we might have done another thing there. Do we have done with us? And it was probably on its way. Weather change here as we expected. A little melt. and little breeze not very much a little breeze so we've got some moisture on the ground hey we already had that's called snow now we've got a little bit of melt gee what a surprise it's gonna stay sub-zero forever remember what we said from the beginning on this so hang on and be prepared for slippery secondary roads Man, when we used to be on the bus years ago, we were out, like I said, in the northern end of Washtenaw County. Guys, this weather in January, the buses move sideways off the road, just sitting still. Because all the roads here are graded with a bevel, you know, left and right of center. And when you stop the bus, the bus would stop and they'd come to a complete halt. And then it'd start to move sideways towards the gutter. There's no curb. Wait a minute, there's a swamp on the side of the road. Oh man! Yeah, and it was January and there wasn't another house nearby for a mile. Oh man! Yes, that's how it was over back in the day as they say. Well, either way it still wasn't great to get the bus stuck and this time of year and then into the real spring thaw. They used to kind of have freeze plates in the swamp roads. Those are the roads that go around or through the swampy areas. and the whole plate would move all at once and the bus would think up to its axles no global warming now this is back in the late sixties early seventies guys all what but what uh... uh... yeah i know stu you know there it is what can we say anyway it is it's a classic friday it is the tenth of january is the Soo, sixth year of open Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2014 old earth calendar or Mayan. Crazy town, crazy town calendar. Still cold and still winter out there. If you think it's gotten warm it's because you got all that nice sub-zero blood I told you about. Remember we've talked about this for years guys. Once you get acclimated it's like, hey! Wow, it's warmer out there guys. It's winter out there. You will die just as quick. In fact, here's the problem with this. You might die quicker in this weather than you would two days ago. You wanna know why? Because two days ago with cold dry you go out there and you go ahhhhh! One way or another you'll find something to bundle up with. In this weather you start to feel feisty. You go, oh nice out there. Kitty cats are out of the pan and dogs are out running around a barking and the squirrels are up in the trees and it even I see some drippiness, you know the moisture it's kind of moving I Can just go out with a light jacket because it feels so much warmer which it does And then the car breaks down like we've warned you about and you thought, oh, I could take all that cluttery stuff out of the car. But the one thing you don't have is a really good pair of shoes. So on top of all the other wet you'd normally get, or at least the cold you'd get. You're going to get wet now because you're wearing low quarters. You've got, you know, dress shoes on or you've got low shoes on and you get out and look at all that snow and then there's something added to the snow. A water layer and it's squishy and it soaks right into those socks and it saturates those cheap shoes and or those tennis shoes and all of a sudden you've got a heat sump. That's like a grounding rod to have your feet wet is like a grounding rod in this weather and your body core temperature if you thought went down with that sub-airway oh It's gonna start sinking real quick So if you think you're safe Well, I'm not panicking about being staying inside cuz only God snow out there just reverse. I'm out there constantly The point is, think ahead and sure as hell don't get lulled in. This is where, as I said, these up and down transition windows are where you have to be careful because wet cold is far more dangerous than dry cold in many, many, many ways. The one thing to remember too, rubber boots, rubber boots, rubber boots, didn't get any. Well I didn't need to, Mark was dry and powdery. Yeah, until it started to melt. And then it'll freeze again by the way, which is already doing by, that's another thing everybody, you notice the icicles? On icicles form. Why is it icicles form? Is it just warm enough to move the moisture until it collects and dissipates in soil? An area where there's more volume available for it only because of the cool air and transition of the cool air and then it, that means it's still freezing. Hey, wait a minute, it should have just dropped to the ground and we should have puddles on the ground, right? Another indicator that it's not quite as warm as you thought it was. Is that icicle thing? Yeah. How do you like that one? Anyway. It is a beautiful Friday. It is Cinco di Amode. As a matter of fact, for everybody out there listening, so if you haven't done that yet, remember today is the day. Hey! It is Cinco di Amode! And this is where you go out and you buy a box of ammunition and you buy a whole box of something. But right now, I think you need to do the shotgun shells. Why? Well, as abrupt this morning, everybody is worried about the SWORMATOIDS! There's the ROBOTOIDS, the NEMATOIDS, the HEMAROIDS... And then there's the SWORMATOIDS now, and the SWORMATOIDS... everything has to... once you see it talk about this, everything has to always be, you know, well, you can deal with that? WE CAN'T DEAL WITH THIS! You can deal with that? WE CAN'T DEAL WITH THIS! They're plastic junk, mostly China Sport garbage, and if you haven't shot skeet, you better start learning too, right? Yeah, the SWORMATIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII They were doing a great job. We need more powerful guns. What do you mean you need more powerful guns? You were putting bullet holes all in them. Look at the prints on their uniforms. Watch the original Red Dawn. You'll notice all the bullets from the shotgun, all the pellets made a little stipply red bullet leaky holes. And they were really good ones, which is why you carried a shotgun. So, buy me a box of shotgun shows today. This is cool. Number 6, number 4, take her pick, it's up to you. Smaller shot for doing the new quail, doing the new, you know, trap and skeet. Swarm-dromatoids! Yeah, slash swarmatoids. And when you're done killing them all, you can go take the barrel you got, the extra long one, and back someone's side of the head that was doing all the rigity-dang! Yeah, you beat the snot out of the video, it's like that. You really want to. They'll be too busy hiding under the bed. They stick a good aim at their butt cheeks though, I guess. That works out pretty well for you. Their heads under the pillow or their heads under the bed and their butt's sticking out because they think if I can't see it, I'd feel better. That's good. You will. Holstel's going to hurt a lot. Okay, now I think I heard another ding. Do we have another caller? Just in case because I hate leaving people out right now. Caller, jump in there. Who's there? Hello Mark. How's it going? Okay, we got a couple callers. Who was there first? You heard the ding. Gone. Okay, go ahead. In Seattle I was going to say that drone practice stuff sounds like fun. Got my mom's first pump ready to go. Yeah, either you can go pump gun or if you go semi-auto guys, 1100 with an extended tube. You know how many of those I've built because used to be extended tubes were cheap? And the model 1100 will take the extension tube just like a pump gun. And boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, or the rest and of course if you shoot them you're gonna hear all this there's gonna be a couple sounds you're gonna have to get used to firing the shotgun making the boomy noise and the sound of trickling plastic parts and little whining motors going meh meh meh meh meh you know because these are swarmatoids which I think is cool and if they can oh yeah do the figure eight thingy for me will ya? Do the box pattern. What do you think you're gonna do the box pattern? What do you think old joystick boy is gonna do? Oh yeah he's gonna do the box pattern. Oh no he's doing a diamond pattern. Totally shocked by the diamond pattern. So I aim just front of the second bird and Most of the pattern when my first two or three rounds actually my first two rounds goes down for the count with little chunks of plastic flying everywhere Little plastic rotors flying off and spinning on their own but but they're swarmatoids. Yeah, they're a lot of fun Mark, it's gonna be as much fun as shooting a two-payoff of all guys head exactly You know, think about it guys. But the other thing is, what about these drum-fed, magazine-fed shotguns? Because they were, well there's going to be a whole bunch of them! Well then we need more than one guy with a shotgun, don't we? Pull! Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum-dum- So everybody decided to get into business doing the right thing and the rest is history so for all the people who are doing the drone at times Well, it's just another drone at times. Mark go down. Go ahead. You imagine you imagine 25 people With shotgun slug letting off at the same time. What kind of volley that would do man coming down on a lob angle Oh, I wouldn't actually wouldn't be an angle at 200 yards. No shotgun for a hard target You go probably numbers right, but I'm gonna say you imagine the folly coming in to tearing people up man and be unbelievable Right, but it remember with a sable with a sable slug That's what I pointed out for years with a sable slug you're looking at 200 yards just like a rifle Yeah, and it's a 500 grain bullet going down instead of a 200 grain bullet like on an 8 millimeter Yeah, I would like to hit with it not only that but remember those are usually copper nowadays too so that makes it even more fun Which is where we are at the same time what boom all that stuff coming in gladly tear some stuff up man Again, one of the things about the like we're just putting out the either the pump gun or the 1100 julio semi-autos There's a whole bunch of different semi-autos and you start dumping Rounds 500 grain lead downrange into an area for saturation fire Hey, I ain't gonna be standing around to wait to see what you're shooting at me with I'm getting the hell out of the way That's just that simple that is how it's gonna work, you know So for everybody out there, it's like, well, it's only a shotgun. What do you mean it's only a shotgun? Obviously you ain't never been out there doing anything. Yeah, working on a project, working on a project here. You've heard of the Lewis & Clark air gun. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm gonna say I got one of those cheap little modern muzzle loaders. They have, it looks like a bull action rifle. Got it on a kelob. We're gonna, we were hooking up a hose where the cap goes. Right. We're hooking up some pneumatic high-pressure tubing right to where the cap goes, where the... Right. ...back there. Well, remember I'm testing here pretty soon to see how it works against black powder with that 800 PSI. Well, you won't be with black powders with a black powder gun. You don't need anything other than the air. No, no, no, we're going to test it between the two. We're going to see what the difference is and how good it is and what kind of, what is new to a frozen turkey as opposed to the black powder. Okay, well here's the thing. Okay, well hold on because we've done a lot of this before to a degree with other weapons, but with what you're talking about doing, which is a neat idea where you've got the nipple, create a nipple adapter that goes to a quick release fitting. Sure, you can do that. You need some high quality aircraft stuff. But what you can do, yeah, we're going to have a couple of them. We're going to try it out here and just see what the difference is in ballistics. Now here's the other thing. With the test that you're going to do, use SABOs. With the black powder, use SABOs. And the reason I say that, you know, SABO? SABOs or SABOTS, as the guys in the South say. SABOTS. Anyway, the Sabo, what you want to do is use that in the, you've got whatever calorie you've got, even it's a 45, they make them. They make cup type Sabo, they make hourglass Sabo. There's two or three different companies out there, and I believe Cabela's was carrying all of them at one time. But if you check with the black powder, you know, like maybe a shop that specializes in black powder, they should have them sit on the shelf. And the reason I recommend that is because you'll get a perfect uniform gas seal, but you're going to have less resistance. Okay, whereas again, you can use a patch and a ball, that's not a problem, but remember that those SABOs totally change the dynamic with regard to that performance going down the tube. You're going to see the velocities increase and the energy downrange, you know, improve dramatically. And it feels like you've got completely enough. A bunch of scuba gear and various other tanks for welding operatas that we're going to use for the pressure. We're going to try to set up a bicycle pumping station, kind of like what they had, and see if we can't pump it up on their own feet. Well, one of the things that if you go to a tractor, we can get out of it. Tractor supply. Tractor supply has all kinds of great China Sport junk already built and made for different reasons. And you should be able to pick out something that can be cannibalized to make your air pump system if you want to go manual. Of course, there's existing systems that are already there that are like, one is a crank system that's like a fuel pump, like you have on over a 55-year-old, older ones like you had for the 55-gallon drum, but it's an air pump. That would work. The Fireman's two-man pump system where you have, you know, when it goes one way, it pumps. When it goes the other, it pumps. You know, the lung works up and down. That's what basically the Austrians used in all their air rifles. They used the big fire wagon version where they had four men or three men on each side. And when they were pumping, they would be reloading up to 180 of the air tanks at a time. And the air tanks were the size of a black powder canister that the troops would normally carry. Only instead it was... We're going to use air. We're going to use air and then we're going to try nitrogen. See how that handles and how it holds up towards the end as the pressure runs down compared to air. Because it's an inert gas, it doesn't expand with heat, it doesn't change the pressure with heat or cold very much. Hey you guys, what about potato goods loaded with gravel? You mean a pneumatic potato gun? Hell yeah. Yeah, there's guys in there. You can take a PVC pipe, put the fixture, in fact in that case, you would put the fixture right in the base center of the cap. and basically becomes a light artillery slash, you know, thumper. But if you want to use it for a full gas slash a, you know, long tube claymore mine, go with schedule 80 black, you know, gray PVC, go with the heavy gauge end cap. You're not going to have to worry about a clean out or anything because that's not relevant. You're not doing any burning. Make sure that you, again, thread the the air the air tit into the cap itself or even run it through the cap and have a metal metal brazier on the inside that you screw it to That way you've got that much more reinforcing at the base of the of the cap itself then whenever you let your pressure go with a valve Away you go. Well, I tell you Mark. I made one of those. This is Sean in Seattle and I was able to put potato plus all that gravel through three-quarter inch feet of plywood they kept going and took out my mom's garage window too double pane glass I was so scared I thought it hit the neighbor's house it was so powerful. And the smoke was coming out of it the potato created its own grease its own locked in pressure on that barrel there was absolutely nothing that was going to escape as far as air pressure until that potato left the end of that barrel and it went off like a shock. Well, there's their, I would experiment. But what would be kind of cool is corrugated cardboard in layers, like where you get it where it's in those big chunks, cutting that to dimension of the tube. Put that in behind, you'll face it right up to the air chamber itself. You want a little bit of a stand-off, but not much. In fact, the other option is use a small piece of cut-out corrugated plastic. and then load up your anti-personnel fragmentation, whatever it's going to be. You could even make a wad, if you can find, go to your recycle bins. Find a plastic water bottle or an orange juice bottle that's the same size inner diameter as your tube. Then take it and cut the small mouth top right off until you're a cylinder past the shoulder to where it's all the same length. and all the same diameter, well forgive me, the same diameter in terms of the tube, then take a pair of scissors and cut it into butterflies, you know, cut butterfly length from top to bottom like you would on a regular wad for a shotgun. And what that does is it'll keep everything contained in sliding down the tube, but when it leaves the end of the tube, the little flayed butterflies that you create open up all the way to the base. and the shot is allowed to spread immediately. That way it's easier to load. Think about it. You have a prefabricated load ready to go and all you do is drop it in, point it towards, hit the gas, and then of course here's the screaming and thrashing but meanwhile you're already dropping the tube down. You load the unit which has the base piece of plastic, it has the water bottle for the container, it's got gravel, rocks, chunks of glass. If you need fragmentation real quick, go over to the broken car windows that are wrecked in all these movies. And all that little fractured square pieces of glass, load up a canister with that, put that in that PVC tube with the air fixture in the base, set that off using the nitrogen or the oxygen or air, whatever you got. And real quiet too by the way guys, not going to be any kaboom, it's going to be more like, And when it does, that's all you're going to hear. There's not going to be any explosion except for thrashing, busting, breaking, and screaming at the other end. That makes it kind of hard to find the material. Yeah, oh, it packs nicely too. Think about it, you can get a whole lot of them in there. Now you've got to watch your combat, that's where you've got to experiment. You've got to balance it out. You know, a fistful is enough. You're tempted to try and get a whole two fistfuls into a container but what you've got to do is balance it out so that the containment tube, the containment package, can be pushed at an effective velocity by your air pressure. So that's where you have to balance it out and you want to be careful. Your corrugated cardboard plastic, you know, you can get from recycle bins, you know, old house for sale signs, you know, the old real estate signs, usually they toss them on in the recycling bins and bundles. And those are project, that's project plastic guys. You can use that for ordinance, you can use that for model making for, you know, if you're trying to do 3D models of say a combat area and you want to do a sand board or something. There's so many things you can do with that corrugated plastic you need to grab it and it's not going to go anywhere. Put it in out of the light, put it stored in a dark place, stack it up and rack it and you know and inventory it. And if all else fails, make a little cookie cutter fixture that you cut out the circle. It's the size of the inner dimension of the PVC pipe. To affix it to the bottom of your throwaway wad, which is from the recycling bin with a water bottle or whatever it is, it's the right size so it fits snug. We don't want it to fit and it may be tough to get down the tube. All it has to do is be snug. So whatever you're going to use, like the orange juice milk jug type containers if they're small enough. all the different sized water containers. Then you also want to consider length because you only need enough in there to again, you want to balance it out so you've got good velocity and you're still going to have a decent delivery when it goes down range. You know, once it leaves the tube it's going to spread so this is really great for close in defense. Kind of like, you know, hallways, corridors, doors, uh... stairways special stairways of the palaces could you blow away going downrange and it's gonna like taking out a bridge with a train on it not only did the hit him with the initial damage but then they start from one down that down stairway we're not gonna be standing up after the hit with some like that and there's all kinds of mean things you can point it straight down right on top of them management that be like from the head down if you were right over right above an entranceway and they come through the door you go what Wow, that might really be hurtable. Might not be a whole lot. What do that frozen water balloon would do? Yeah, not a whole lot of head and shoulders to find, guys. You know what I mean? Oh yeah, well, ice is terrible too. I mean, think about the ice. Is it a frozen water balloon? Yeah, ice is a projectile. Would that be cool? Well, the water balloon doesn't have to be water and it does it. No, you can drop a lot of glass in there and freeze it, stand it up so it's in the front of it. Or the water balloon could have bleach. One water balloon could have bleach and the other water balloon could have ammonia. Oh yeah. Gasoline. Yeah, gasoline and phosphate tape. Yeah, think about it. One cool thing about whatever you have in there, your air is not going to set anything off. So when you launch it onto the target, Think about it guys. Now the trick to that is what you do is you use phosphate tape. In the old ordinance books, phosphate tape, what it is, you can make it use standard white paper. But basically what it does is rather than lighting your molotovs or lighting your burners, what you do is the gasoline is ensconced and completely sealed. In fact, you even want to wax the gasoline Like when you use a screw bottle like a Boone's farm whiskey, a wine bottle or a whiskey bottle. You want to make sure that after you screw the cap down, you put the fuel inside. And by the way, remember we want a high-low burn. So you put like two-thirds gasoline and a third crankcase oil or kerosene or diesel oil. Okay, or white flake soap or clear palmolive dish soap, that kind of soap, not scented. You want clear soap. You mix that all together, you put that inside the container, you put the phosphates tape on the outside, you fire that thing. When it breaks, the fuel makes contact with the tape, it ignites automatically. That way you don't have to worry about being seen trying to light a match or anything. And you aren't going to light a match to launch it because you're using an air system, right? Hey, that's pretty mean. We're gonna go to break, guys. Everybody stay right where you are. It is Friday at Cinco di Amo Day, and we're talking about creative minds working in creative ways. We'll be back. We are the sons, yes we are the sons, the sons of Liberty. Savior, tumbler, storm, boys, water down its roots for tea. 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About some folks who loved this country who all began to dream the same dreams And when the morning came There arose a crustless nation people thinking one and the same Buying their freedoms and all their liberties gradually been taken away And when they rise to danger to their posterity I heard those angry oddities on this couch Remember golden days when the stars and stars symbolized through glorious names America, how it's all been changed And when we gaze upon our glory, it's hard to fight that feelings of shame The corporations were as old as time and again Sending our soldiers off to wars, bump this tern- right, we start work causes late reason the way and we won't give up the fight to be here to know you're not going to have to be there back as car clang by the way guys and for everybody out there it is indian freedom talk radio and liberty tree radio dot for m g dot com you're listening to this evening may be listening to any one of our many different micro rebroad casters cross-country are we do have a uh... rebroadcaster who is in need of replacement support that something has been going on. Showman Neal brought it to our attention. Monday we'll be covering it more extensively. I don't have the shopping list yet. It may be in my emails but I just haven't looked at it. But we know that they had a lightning strike. This is one of our older, bigger micro FM stations that's been in business for a long time doing its part to get the word out and the listeners are I'm wondering where the heck they went. So we've got to make sure that we help them out there as quick as we can. They need some of the heavier industrial grade coax. I've got to look to see if we might even have a roll stored up in the Midland area because we shipped a lot of it up there. We used to have an orange roll and a blue roll. We used part of that for one of the other projects that was done. The industrial coax ensures that it can also carry a heavier load. This station produces not us but the one that has the head the lightning strike So we're gonna do our part give them what we can and if they need any other hardware We do have spares in certain categories to send their ways so that we'll have more information that will let you guys know Whether or not you might be able to pitch in yourselves if you got some equipment a few items here and there just to replace what it is needs to be Put back in the sir, you know service to replace the toasted gear Anyway, let's see a couple other things going on. Don't forget, it is Friday this weekend. I want to say good afternoon to all of our rebroadcasters and all of our militia training sites, Camp Emmert, Camp Emerson, New Camp Stasa, Camp Wayland North. All of them are open this weekend and our roads look better than the county roads do. That's because our people know what they're doing. In fact, what's funny is everybody knows when they get to near one of the facilities because for a good half mile to a mile, it's typically a half mile both ways. We do about a mile of the public secondary road that the facilities are on. Which means you know when you're getting close because all of a sudden you can really drive on the road There's no snow piled up and snow splashing people's driveways or anything Because what we do is clear everything to include helping out the neighbors by making sure they can get in and out of their driveways Wow, that's kind of nice when you have the construction equipment stored there on the sites Which is what we've been doing a lot of the guys have personal equipment This gives them a place to store it. We've actually built overhead cover for the equipment so it's in and out of the weather. It wouldn't normally be the case probably if they had it home. So when they need it, they got it. They can access it. The trailers are there. But right now, it's the snow removal crew. So also Camp Nagahicham, the Okama Ranges, Camp Wolf, and Camp Fox. Now those are remote and they are much more rustic. So some of those places you'll be walking into areas simply because Normally they'd be two tracks, etc. and they are going to be deep right now. In fact, they are winter up in the north. So for all of our micro rebroadcasters and for you guys listening on the facilities right now, or tuning in as you're going in to pull in for the evening and for the weekend to train, congratulations. You guys have been doing a great job. And I want to thank Spike for picking up the operations here with some of the technical problems that we've been having with LTR. and we appreciate the work that's being done. So for all of you again, if you can see it in your heart, we should have Spike there in the background, I think, don't we? Yes, you do. Very good. Well, I'll tell you what, Spike, tell everybody we can send you assistance, and we need to, guys, to chip in and help out. How can we do it, and where do we go? Well, you can go to indianafreedomtalkradio.com. That's indianafreedomtalkradio.com. indianafreedomtalkradio.com. And at the top of the page there's a donation button. You just hit that PayPal donate button and donate whatever you can afford. And I don't want anybody to put themselves out or anything like that. Whatever you see fit, you know, that you think you can afford, just toss it in there and it'll all be greatly appreciated and will be going to pay the bills that I won't be able to pay because of all this nasty mess. I think it's the first time I've worked at this place for 14 years now and it's the first time we've ever closed for anything other than a holiday. So, yeah, it's not good to the bills when that happens. So, I just need a little bit of help. We've got some... Some donations already and just a few more and we'll be where we need to be and I want to thank Michael for Donating he donated yesterday, and I didn't get a chance to thank him earlier, so I'll do that now. Thank you Michael. I appreciate it now if they're in Listener land so I appreciate that and it all helps out a great deal because we come up here and do this and Take our time to do it. It's great to be appreciated And it's even better to help out your republic, you know, no matter what. So that's why we're here. And for everybody out there, again, remember, take the time, if you would, donate what you can to help support Spike. This is one of those things that happens. We've got a lot of people out there that can chip in. If everybody does just a little bit, we're going to pass the speed bump. And it's something that we really need to be looking at as a solution for the bad guys, you know, doing things to people too. I've mentioned this many, many times. For a few minutes worth of effort of the part of everybody listening, everybody just simply assisted and then gets on with other business, there's not any problem we couldn't defeat within a matter of minutes. And it's a big victory. It really slaps the face of the enemy when we can do that, guys. Seriously. You want to really frustrate the bad guys. We did this all through the 90s and the odds. Every time they try to hurt somebody, it's like you always try to lock stuff up. Well, what if we already have all the resources that they need on standby? And all we do is again, chip in where we need to, provide food, provide monetary support, provide tools or vehicles or whatever, because we've done it. Now, what we need to be better at doing it now, especially in this day and age where the situation, the way it is, and the economy the way it is, there's no reason we can't. No single person is out. But if everybody chips in like that, it helps to lift our people up. The enemy does this with government financing. Why do you think all the poof does acquires are gravitated to government because the fellow travelers move their butt buddies and I mean literally butt buddies there and They suck off your wallet from all over the planet all over the country at gunpoint Well, we can't do that freemen and women are gonna have to do it, you know by choice As far as the slave end of the business that we're in right now because that's exactly what it is We're indentured the same way the Patriots were of the 1760s and 70s. You all should know that and you all understand what we're dealing with. So we're going to get this problem out of the way. Help out, spike as you can, and we'll keep knowing what we're doing. Oh, by the way, Spike, anything else jumping off down there? Anything exciting, exotic, or unusual? Well, like we were talking yesterday, the weather, at this time yesterday we were 18 degrees, and they were saying, freeze and rain, it's 18 degrees. And I'm thinking to myself, what the hell are you talking about? Freeze and rain, it's 18 degrees. How about snow? So it did snow a little bit. But between the last 24 hours, we went from 18 degrees to 37 degrees. It's been climbing all day. Yes, sun is going down and it's getting warmer. Well, that's a good thing if we've got cloud cover. That's why I said, as long as you've got cloud cover, the thermal that comes in with that, typically we can get warmer at night. That's what's really neat. That's why I guess if you see it, start to clear up in the sunset window. Man, hang on to your field jacket or your parka because you're going to be dumping into the basement real quick. There's nothing to keep the heat in. But once you have that cycle in motion, it's part of this wave front. And I've pointed this out time again. You're in the region where this happens. We get this hurricane effect that's going to run all around the state, guys. And it's really cool because most people, the weather people don't point this out. But if you back up with the satellite images away from Michigan, so you cover, you can see the tops of Indiana, or forgive me, you can see Wisconsin on the left, top of Illinois, top of Indiana, top of Ohio, Lake Erie, the Ontario Peninsula, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Guys, if you step back away from the screen, don't stand there and stare at the screen from six inches away. step back about a foot or two or three or four or five. In fact, step back away, push your chair back. And look at the screen with your eyes squint a little bit and then play the video of say a 24 or 72 hour weather cycle. And you'll notice that it looks like a hurricane pattern with the lower peninsula, the epicenter. And this is what's sweeping, it goes high, low, high, low, high, low, and it will do this all winter long. Once this gets into a cycle, it usually lasts about three to four weeks. Then, of course, we'll have our thaw because eventually those pressure fronts do dissipate. Then it starts again. It really even does this during the summer, but we don't notice it the same way. Although I've seen it, and I can remember when I was in the 60s, I remember it like it was yesterday, two things. Number one, the big butt hurricane we had that hit the East Coast. where you could look up and see the individual waves of the hurricane as they passed over guys and we weren't at the epicenter. Now I remember that like it was yesterday because you're looking up and it was just the neatest things could be because those winds were significant enough at higher altitude that you could physically see the arms of the hurricane moving and I'm sitting in Michigan and that storm was on the east coast. So, when they all yap about, we've never seen anything like this, really, so far, I haven't seen anything like that in my lifetime again. Except that, you know, during the summer even, if you're paying attention sometimes, if we get some major cloud bank, you know, forgive me, some major high-low pressure fronts, we'll get what we saw here with the tornado heavy storm cycle. And then it follows the same pattern. And you get it down there, Indiana, Ohio, all the way up to Ontario, then it sweeps up to UP, and then comes right back down the state with more energy and does it again. over on the other side of the state, over on the west side. So guys, we're in that cycle right now and because of that, like I said, this is the most dangerous period as far as I'm concerned. Because you know what everybody's doing. Oh Spike, it's like a heat wave out there. I'm just going to go out with my jacket, my little tiny summer jacket and I'm going to... Hey, wait a minute, my car's stuck because of the slushy ice. I'm six miles out of town. I didn't bring my boots, I'm wearing my cabana dress shoes and I have my disco suit on. Because it's warm now. Well, it is warm, but it's still winter, right? It's still 30 degrees. Yeah, only now you're going to walk six miles with your feet stuck in slush and snow. By the way, you'll notice there's still a lot of S-N-O-W out there. And the key thing is, before we got a little bit of misting or anything, which always happens, we got snow. We got another inch and a half, or about an inch and a quarter, inch and a half of snow. And then we got a little warmer, so it started to melt. It's just on the bare edge of that and that's not going to stay either. But with 20 inches of snow on the ground, guys, what do you think it's going to be like? That's not going to just see... Well, let's put it this way. The ground's frozen. Where's the water going to go? In the river. Yeah, well eventually, but first it's going to have to make rivulets in places to go and that means that's the roads and that's the you know the swamps that are filling up that are also partially frozen and then you're gonna have freeze thaw on those ponds and lakes because well wait a minute guys if the water melts it goes into the rivers pushes the ice up oh Usually anything frozen in the ice kind of goes up with it So, just think of all the end results of those big bobbers that are created. And this is a natural thing. This is not anything that I'm having to worry about trying to make up or imagine. Because like I said, I'm 56 years old. I've lived down the lake and the rivers here. We've watched this over and over again. I'm waiting for the big announcement. Spike about all the flooding the flooding like we've never seen before They're already warming up with that. They're all yeah, yeah, flooding and ice jams and stuff like that global warming flooding No, this is all moisture. This is all wealth guys I'm gonna tell you again this eat most parts of the planet would shut their face and go. Thank you Lord If this kind of moisture hit their ground, then they'd go out and have fun in it. Yeehaw! Around here it rips up trees and stuff out of the river and every year they take a... They'll go with wheel. It's this is the three river city so they'll have to go around all the bridges and Shut down a lane of traffic so they can get a crane over the edge of the bridge and pick up all the sticks and stuff from the Base of the bridge where it goes down into the river because they just collect there. Yep go around spiderweb yeah, yeah, and you realize that Wow, man, that ice can really tear some stuff up, dude. So they're like having ice jam warnings, dude. Ice jam, 95. Well, you know, the other thing about that is a lot of free firewood if somebody's thinking and they need to move something away. Mark. We got you. Go ahead, George. You know, you remember back like in the early 90s, the early Clinton administration had all those rains, they say it actually looked like a great lake where it fell. Remember that? Oh, yeah. They say, I think it was Missouri. Well, let's not forget that all those states have the good old Mississippi, but they also have a whole bunch of other tributaries that feed into the Mississippi. One of the things you'll notice, there's not been any discussion about the Mississippi River dry or the Mississippi River flooding. Now, they're going to wait until they, you know, last minute make it sound like, you know, wow, this just set upon us. The natural cycle of the great rivers not only should be known, but should be taught constantly because it's not like it's going anywhere. Contrary to all the psycho babble like, well, everything's going to dry up and be dust. Well, the last place where that would happen would be the Mississippi River, guys. It might be a trickle in the middle of that big ditch that's all bottom land that would be some of the richest soil on the planet. But the last place that would be going dry would be the Mississippi. We got a lot of nuclear power plants that sit right on the river's edge too Mark. Oh yeah, they're all over the place. Well again, that was there because of the water, the cooling towers. the natural cooling processes, again, a quick surface water supply that was guaranteed to pretty much be there because, remember, they didn't just plop those down randomly. Here's one thing about building things. It used to be, although who knows what the perverts that we have, the queers that don't know their jobs from a hole in the ground anymore, but back in the day, we used to do a hydrosurveys. You do, obviously, the surface, the subsurface, structural surveys and you know your geography and geology guys. Now when I say hydrosurvey you've got to remember that it's kind of like we hear about this fracking which to me, how hard is this to figure out? We talk about underground rivers and we talk about underground water supplies. How is it that people couldn't understand if you pump junk down you're going to pump it into the aqua for? In other words, garbage, waste, industrial nasty stuff, which they did here in Michigan the same way years ago. We've talked about on the air for as long as I've been on the radio, but now all of a sudden everybody's discovered fracking. When that stuff is delivered, it is some of the most wretched stink you could imagine. In Aranac County, you don't drink out of your wells anymore, but that's been 15, 10, 15, 20 years ago. It's not new, but the oil companies that are doing it are typically not American oil companies, which is what they're not talking about. We pointed this out years ago. The ones that they're letting get away with most of this are companies that are foreign-run oil companies because the laws don't apply to them and their special dispensations. So they don't care if they're poisoning Americans because that helps to debilitate America. But the nuclear plants, what they did is they surveyed for a consistent water supply. They also surveyed for bedrock stability. So they didn't just plop these down and go, oh yeah, we didn't know it was going to be a quicksand pit underneath that nuclear reactor. That's all BS. That didn't happen back in the day. It may have happened later when the Yehudi, when the kosher mafia started to take over what was an intelligent man's industry. Once the swine got involved, all they would bribe people. The cement spectrum disappeared. The X-ray, the stability X-raying that's supposed to take place with all pipe welds, they pulled back the standards on that. That's where all of these things came from. Look at who, it's why they never talk about who actually owns this stuff. All of it, I don't care what it is we're talking about. Why are they attacking the coal industry? You don't want to know why? Because most of the coal industry is actually American. And they can't, they haven't been able to pardon the pun, you know, the oil industry and everybody else, while they certainly had their fingers in the pie, haven't been able to crack the oil, the coal industry yet. There's still a whole bunch of Americans that own coal. But there's a whole lot of other shysters that are into all these other industries that don't like the fact that American money stays in America, that they can't steal it and take it over to Haifa, Tel Aviv, or England. This service is... access code accepted. There are 10 participants in this conference. This conference is being recorded. Please announce yourselves. You know, or Blake type affairs. In other words, even though they may run down in water supply as far as the river goes, there are bowls or dishes that actually will retain water as a standard water reservoir, as a natural water reservoir, because that was part of the requirement for building nuclear plants. So that's something that's one of the positive things. At least with the American systems, we were pretty consistent. And remember, there were all kinds of watchdog groups back in the day, and everybody had to be satisfied and satiated by a myriad of regulations that it used to be were maintained. But the people who built them and the people who set the standards aren't the people, because most of them that run the facilities now are foreigners, are aliens. who are used to being able to pull the wool over the population's eye and scam them because they're scammers to begin with. Oi! So just keep that in mind. But yes, it is a water issue. Hey, every foot of snow you see out there, how many inches of water go into the aquifer? Below ground or into the Great Lakes or into the lakes and help to provide us with strength in our economy. So I don't have a problem with that. The big thing is So they have to actually maintain the bridges. They actually have to do their work. They don't like that. But they'd also be the same people to piss and moan if all of a sudden, well, you know, we're not getting as much water and there's a drought. The shysters that would be manipulating and inventing more money because, where did the water go? Because they'd be kicking right into the global warming scam as quickly as it looked like there was some cash or payola for it. Think about it, guys. Anyway, go ahead. Jump in there. Oh, Spike is off the site going, leave me alone, I'm busy with... Get ready for the top of the hour, I knew he was. So, as it is, uh, okay, I'll tell you what, real quick, we were into the pneumatic guns, uh, real cool thing for R&D. Don't forget, guys, there's all kinds of stuff at tractor supply that's cheap, cheap, cheap. And, uh, Tex-Mex, I think you were talking about doing the project, right? Uh-oh, maybe we lost Tex-Mex, we might have. Well, Mark, I got you first. That was quite a short... it's a trade-off corporate count all going to be tonight get on you i think spike will be running it why wouldn't it be rich everybody will still be there it's just a again take over for ed and it might even build make it in for that so we'll see what happens well and another thing i think that they're breath looked at a picture they said on it's on my face book uh... wall but it's it was it was a gun base back in seventeen twelve of course the puckle gun it looks like uh... It's on a bipod, looks like something that was made in the 20th century. Very good. 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His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now, as tyrants trampled each God-given right, we only watching tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave, both and behind the line to not get by territories west southwest east and the or what is the gentleman you're listening to us on the indiana pretty talk radio dot com liberty radio dot for m g dot com in one of the micro stations cv base stations good afternoon uh... channel twenty seven channel twenty nine and uh... channel thirty one test frequency