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We're on FM Micros and CB base stations and UltraNet technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. uh... good morning to the elutions for brothers and sisters behind the lines occupied territories north c two-a-son bahulmark network from the top of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit across the landscape being this sticky, nasty, gong, blub that we know that piece of trash is. Oh, turning away from the stench with our eyes watering, we sweep across the plains, leap over the much wider banks of the big muddy land of the Smokies with the restaurant crews, Gramitines, OK teams, and the Ma Bell Grammar Consortium of retired telecommunications workers. Bring us, like many hands make for light work, a million Peddicoat Junction operators, the ability to continue to function when everything else is. Well, a couple things here real quick. I know I've had all kinds of emails and we've had all kinds of different comments in the different medium that we use. You know, everybody's got a Facebook thing going on. And for all of our friends here, I want to say good morning. For all of our friends in the chat rooms, good morning. For all of our micro FM broadcasters, this morning at Camp... let's see... Camp Wayland North, New Camp Stasa, the Ogham Aranges, uh... negative cham and fox and wolf the fox and wolf there pretty isolated this morning because of the snow squall they've got up in that neck the woods but that pretty well cleared up and the secondary trails and service areas for all of the cities are open camp ever can't ever soon forgive me and i did not mention this started an hour earlier they have eight very busy schedule a lot of your listening while headed to the site there was an over schedule that took place at camp emmer and camp emerson We are not going to be able to miss a beat on this weekend's training, so I'm going to emphasize, pay attention to the coordinators. The main facility building, along with the other classroom buildings, has been scheduled in a tight fashion, so we are going to treat the entire facility for the weekend as tackle. Now what that means is that each classroom cycle will end simultaneously. Again, a short period of time, quick to drink and then the next cycle alarm will be sounded and everybody will be headed to the next classes. Because of the evening schedule, which has to do with night orienteering, we cannot have any mistakes on this. So at Camp Emmerich and Camp Emerson, first of all, traffic control, our militia MP units are going to be directing your traffic situation accordingly. We have snow removal. We've got better snow removal than the county does, than the counties do, because we've got these two facilities in two different locations. that are Camp Emerson, Camp Emerson, both are clear. The roads leading up to the entrances are better than the county roads kept. So you'll know when you get to where you're going as you get on site. Again, quickly establish your encampments, make sure that your barracks areas are cleared, but everything is stowed. One of the reasons, this is a night, winter-orienting FTX, only because, again, It's your job to get from point A to point B. So we have a larger number of support personnel that will be participating in monitoring the site. However, you're still obligated to move on your own and people sometimes, well, they miscalculate. So we're going to make sure we have on standby security slash safety personnel whose job it is to recover individuals if there's any kind of injury. We've never had that. And again, we have a plan and a program in place follow the instructions. So overall, we'll be heading in this morning. No seven, and that means that we've got people headed there for advance party. I know that the fourth regimental combat team colonial marine militia is going to be one of the earliest elements are going to be at Camp Emmerich this morning. And again, I would ask that you also help out with some of the kitchen work that needs to be done. We've got bulk food coming in. One of the guys that owns a grocery store. One of the gentlemen is providing a lot of the A rations that are coming in this morning and they're going to need horsepower. We are going to also have to peel off everybody to get the trucks unloaded and everything laid on the pallet. Kitchen people can handle everything. Those number 10 cans, they make their six cans to a case. Those muskles are going to be tested this morning and you'll get a little repetition in your yard. You'll be working on your packs and all the other fun stuff. You'll do a good job. you could be girls would be mad at them but the time to get on and uh... by the way we get phenomenal cooks in emmer the girls are there the guys are there actually work for one of the old german restaurants that is down the road all now if you can entice people with a good meal though you really show up the local but the stomach roughly on that one yeah i think actually they're going to be doing because of the donations that we've got other being support jobs and for the special meal on saturday camouflage everything needs to be in place. Check your equipment, make sure that your people are taking care of. The buddy system is the solution. It's just like diving or anything else. In cold weather, there will be, of course, in class, you will be working in teams. You will not be working individually. The PACE course will be an individual course. That will be run by elements of the Wolverine Militia Corps. We've got people that are there. They've already mapped everything else. The fact that it's a course you guys use during the summer. It is designed intentionally to be a little rough with orienteering guys. If you shoot an azimuth, whatever you've got to cross, you've got to cross. Also, pacemans are going to have to do their job. The idea is first, we do not use GPS for land orienteering ever. We're better than the people that are on the other side. We can do a better job. Also, for other friends moving in this morning, that are coming in, I understand we have a bunch of allies coming in from southern southeastern Ohio this weekend, they're going to be at Camp Emmerich. So again, everybody treat them well and remind them they need to come back. Anyway, it is. Let's see here before we go any farther. Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist occupation of a 2014 Earth calendar or Mayan Krizetown calendar. You see that guy next door? Hopefully he's frozen right to his little plastic pyramid. He was waiting for the big sign last night. Didn't come and the weather was cold and that grass skirt doesn't offer any insulation. And yeah, he's kind of purplish and not moving anymore. Hey, that's cool. So we didn't get the sign? Yeah, we didn't get the sign and he's the new snowman. Everybody's gonna walk over there and put a carrot on his nose. Yeah, and that grabbed a little, he had to break his knuckles to get that black plastic obsidian knife out of his hands. Well, anyway. and we have to go with a future job to what it's media winter temperature we got snow on the ground a little dusting but it's fluffy fuzzy stuff and uh... that's typical for this time of year or into that cold but we will go back and then we're gonna get our next law somewhere on the sixth of the ninth of february guys and that's just like clockwork i know we're gonna hear about terror and confusion and or we used to call those cold bubbles or cold fronts, but now we call it Arctic War. The propaganda will continue that all of a sudden global warming will have re-instinitioned. But I'm telling you in advance, and by the way, if you want to really back off those rains, Joe, this is a lot of fun. Guys, go get yourself a farmer's almanac and then tell people what the weather's going to be like. And, you know, give it a part, you know, because it's a window of activity, guys. But you know what really messes people's rains are like, Well how did you know that? It's because I used science. Yes, I traveled into the future and I've returned to tell you the weather. Go get, have you noticed that nobody talks about this, go get a farmer's, now there's three or four, just because it says farmer's almanac doesn't mean it's made by the same company guys. But what it is, is a weather survey based upon the medium and the long weather cycles. amazing how if you were in this was really comical these meteorologists if you do that it's like we were totally surprised we've never seen anything like this before oh wait hold on yeah yeah hold on page 43 history of storm fronts for this window of activity you know for this year you know this time of year it tells me here you guys should know about the storm that was there in 77 and the other one in 73 There was one in 1962 and that's 19, not 18. Oh wait a minute, but the farmer's almanac goes back and tells you that back in 1914 everybody got buried up to their arse and had to go up to their second floor and dig their way out of their house. But you aren't supposed to know that because well it's so far back in 1914. 100 years ago it was steeped in the mysteries and the depths of time. Hey they had photography. Hey 19, it's 14. They even had electricity. 100 years ago now remember, or 100 years ago, this is the year 2000 and what? 2014? In 1914 they really did have electricity guys and they even had telephones. And they even recorded this stuff but you're not supposed to think about that anymore because that's all the time where everybody has to guess and whenever they do an archaeological dig everything they pull out of the ground is a religious artifact if they don't know what it is. Imagine if they find a candle and work... Everything they pull out of the ground today is billions and billions of years old. And a religious artifact. Remember that? Most of the other religious significance is it was a religious artifact. No, it's a can opener. What? No, it's a can opener. It's a twisty, turny can opener. They used to make them in a place called the United States before it was fragged by, you know, betrayed by the people who were running its government. Yeah, it was called Native America. It says, Uso was a god. It was a major god in the ancient days. No, Uso, that's the United States of America. Are you an idiot? Give it enough time, bear it, and have no clue. I mean, after all, if you did throw a can opener at somebody somewhere in the backwoods of, say, Africa, there was deep enough. It's hard now, because most of them actually probably do not use a can opener by this point in time. Maybe go to some of the tribal areas of the Pacific. There might be one or two corners or little narrow spots. And you threw a can opener and they turn it and they watch it move and they have a little leopardy thingy, little tiny ones, not the big ones with the two grips like a nutcracker. They would look at that and it would be shiny and I would guarantee that that would be on the altar. We could not make anything like this. See, what did he call it? It is a gift from the gods called a canopanar. What do you think, I don't know, today? Today walked out of school and passed out a bunch of can over is everybody. What do you think they do? Where's the where's the plug is there a cord? Yeah, anybody tell me what this is Tell me what you man. Tell me what to do the teachers can't they don't want to they've tried not to educate us at all dude It's horrible and if they do I can goose step like a stinking communist, but I don't have a clue about American history Yeah, exactly. Anyway, I'll tell you what, we have a drawing coming up. Yes, we do. To have people calling. Joe, what are we going to be doing here today? And what do we need to do to get into the drawing? Well, we're going to be having a drawing for Kenwood TS820 Sugar. That's a transceiver, folks, that we've been talking about for the past two weeks. And we're going to have that here in, I don't know, an hour and 45 minutes, right about there. Okay. As we'd like to get in on the drawing year, you better hurry up because you're running out of time. So a $5 minimum contribution, you're trying to get your name in the hat five times, $1 per entry after that, no limit on how many entries you make, and we're going to have that drawing this morning. So don't waste any more time. If you haven't got your name in the hat, you better hurry up. We're going to do it a little bit differently this time. We're only going to take entries for the next 45 minutes, okay? So here what I'm saying at the top of the hour, of this hour, when we go into the third hour, is when we're going to stop taking the entries. We're not going to cut it close like we always do. So keep that in mind folks. So we got about 45 minutes here for you to get your entries into the drawing here this morning for the TS820. Okay, transceiver, and we'll be doing that today. hour and 45 minutes from now. That's when it's going to take place. So get her done man. Take a chance in winning a trance fever. And don't forget to support the Micro Effect in some ways you perform if you can by making a contribution on the website. Or you can call them at a credit card, 888-747-1968. And that's how we keep the broadcast up and moving and keeping you on the air. And we're just plugging along. Sometimes I feel like a snail trying to cross the desert, but hey, we're still moving. There you go, Mark. And for everybody out there, 847-1968, guys, call right now. There's an operator with her or his hands. Yep. Oh, it's right there at the receiver. Grab it, pick it up, and respond to you. And you'll hear the phone snatch it up off. You'll hear a voice. Grab the magic pen. All you have to do is give them the information. We will get you into the drawing. that individual now remember this the the barrel the new barrel we have is pretty cool right there in the middle of the studio up on a little bit of a pedestal or it's actually a pale blue with a crank on the end and one of the members of the crew there up on the rock standing there in their loincloth actually we couldn't find a loincloth so he's in his underwear uh... oil body muscles glistening and that individual be cranking the barrel and turning it however to ensure that there are no there's no hanky-panky going on one of our truck drivers has brought a bucket of fiddler crabs from the west coast it took the twenty four hours to drive from oragon to cami eye Upon arriving, the bucket of filler crabs was delivered and is presently being washed down with spray bottles of salt water. Just before the drawing, all the names will be put into the barrel. Then the filler crabs will be tossed into the barrel with all little slips of paper. Skid and the lackey who will be twisting the control and looking like that guy that used to be in the member of the one beginning of the movies where you had the guy with the big gong, you know, he had the glistening muscles, and they'll be cranking. And then we will blindfold, spin the young lady who will be reaching her hand into the bucket of fit-of-the-crabs and paper slips. And she, of course, very gingerly and quickly, and with no hanky-panky because you really want to get pitched by fit-of-the-crabs, well, we'll be pulling one name out of the hat. So, out there if you want to watch it'll be of course a uh... there will be a video that is going to be on one of our use green beans the young individual losing small fingernail clippings and pieces of flesh trying to fight the bill of crabs get a piece of paper out unfortunately the door will slam on her hand while she's trying to do this which also distracted from trying to do any hanky-panky things because the individual who was turning the crank made a little mistake uh... there are the heavy flaps down on her wrist she will quickly grab a piece of paper she will stop two or three fiddler crabs attached you will have a name at the end of three hours and everybody will be able to enjoy well everybody will know that somebody one person is going to enjoy that can would t s eight to zero at the whole thing the proper picture remember the studio's virtually hundreds of square feet of production area just for the theatrical excavate. Yeah, well let's make it thousands thousands of square feet. That's right. Don't forget the offices that go on for as far as the eye can see like that image from 1984 with the booth after booth after booth. So yeah. And of course the building reaches into the sky beyond the clouds. You're up on high ground anyway. You got plenty of space to move. I mean just as long as you don't go near that cliff over there and the edge down headed down into the river. Yeah, we never take the elevator, we always hand glide down into town. And then we have to walk all the way back up with those 12 foot pieces of aluminum pole and 80 pounds of nylon. Oh man, the glide down's easy, the walk back up is what builds muscles. Yeah, check your coffee, check your coffee works. So anyway, well, hopefully again this will help you get motivated to participate. You want to see the Fiddler Crabs, right? And you want to find out who's going to win at the end of three hours. So 888-747-1968. That's 888-747-1966. Help the support for Effect Guys. We need this to cover the bills, to keep everything going, and to get ahead, and you can't beat what it is that may show up at your doorstep. This is an opportunity. So for everybody out there again 888-747-1968 that's for a Kenwood TS80S. You can plug in, call, and we will take care of the information and get you in on a slip of paper, a whole bunch of little slips of paper that will go in with a fiddler craft bucket. It'll work out just fine. Well, actually with a barrel, the Fiddler Crabbuckle will be off to the side waiting to collect each one of the little Fiddler Crabs. The truck driver is on standby down at Kamiye. He's at the hotel. The moment that everything is down, the Fiddler Crab will be transferred back to the truck driver who will then proceed back to the West Coast, ignoring the cost in diesel fuel to save the lives of the hundreds, if not thousands, of Fiddler Crabs will be participating this morning. No Fiddler Crabs will be harmed in the process of this year. Yeah, be sure to add that. We promise that. They may be eaten. Actually, I've never done that. Have you ever had coquino? I've never had an idea what I mean. Coquino, some people pronounce it coquino. If you are ever in Florida or if you're on the, of course people will say, oh I got the radiation. You know, once again everybody's worried about that. But on the wash line, most people don't know this. In fact, you probably walked over the beach and never realized what's under your feet. right at the wash line where you know even if you have you have title activity on the ocean down the wash line of a beach guys if you take and make a box uh... take uh... take uh... one by six four eight eight frame that is about all put half by a foot and a half sometimes you do it to feed couple panels in it or put handle stirrups on it or suitcase handles whatever and then put uh... industrial mesh screen, not window screen, a little larger format screen, about an eighth of an inch or a quarter of an inch on the base, you know, nail that into place. Now you take a shovel and you go to the beach. When you get there, you put a shovel into the sand at the surf point. You know where you get that area where it's wetter, you know, they have solid, actually it's easier to walk because the surf is saturated, the water is saturated in the soil there, right? Guys, take a shovel of that soil, go down a full shovel depth, and you put your frame on the ground and then you put that shovels worth of dirt in there and then go you know one person holds one side and the other person holds the other and go over in the surf there and wash the sand now what you're going to find is the neatest thing the volcanoes are pretty much all over they're really big in florida but what they are they look like little clams But they're not like any little clam you've ever seen because the shell on the outside can be gray, rainbow, it can be blue, rainbow colors. Red and blue and yellow, they're the prettiest little things. They're only about, oh, half an inch in length. And they literally are a little clam. And for anybody who's an old Florida beachcomber from before all the big waves of people went down there, this is one of the many quick cheap easy meals that you can find anywhere around the country and people walk over all day nobody i don't i can't think anybody less than several times it i've been around the country if we ever get to the beach i've seen anybody big and it only takes a minute you can put a bucket of those together what you do is you know depending on uh... what time of year population that he still pretty much the same but sometimes a little deeper not much usually about one shoveled that And these naturally occur, they are all along the coastline, they're on the Gulf side and on the Atlantic side in Florida for everybody listening. And what you do is after you use the screen, pick them out, they'll be hundreds if not thousands depending on how much sand you put in your little screen there. And then you pick those up, put them in the bucket when you get home. What you do is you, there's two ways you can eat them. If you're really hungry and you're desperate for protein, what you do is you have to wash them again, you hit them with some fresh water. You put them in a bucket, I'm sorry, a pail slash a green kettle on the stove and boil them like you would any other crab and torture them to death. And once they're cooked, what happens is they pop open. Now you can either make like a clam chowder, with them as is you leave the shelf, you leave this shit, you're not gonna husk them or anything. You actually put them in the water and then after you're done boiling them, you scoop them out, put them off to the side and then you add your butter and your whatever formula you want, your potatoes and you make a... Oh man, this sounds pretty difficult. I think I'm just gonna go to the store and get some... Oh, but if you're poor, a fever boy always tells me how they're so poor and they can't afford this or they're all over the street because they didn't know what to do. Well that's only because they weren't paying attention. You get a free bag of popcorn down at the lumber store. Yeah, exactly. Well, I'll keep you happy for about three seconds. How much, if you have a bag of popcorn, even if it's a bigger bag, how much, it would be before you popped it, how many kernels, what was the volume of those kernels? The only thing about that is like, yeah, it is, it's really bulky and spacey when you're eating it, but it goes right back down to the same basic volume. I mean, there really can be no more material there than what you started with, guys. So it took you, what, a teaspoon, a tablespoon of popcorn to make a bag of popcorn? Hey, wait a minute, that's not a whole lot of eating. That's why you can eat so much. A lot of popcorn, really? Are you too big? Well, the thing is that Cocino and I don't think anybody ever did that with Fiddler Crabs, but Fiddler Crabs is the reason I always joke about it. If you haven't seen them guys, most pictures don't do justice to seeing them when they're on the beaches. They'll be found in the tidal areas, in coves, and wherever there's something like reeds and pomelo and swamp up to the edge of the ocean, or up to the edge of the channels. And wherever there's a flat or a wash area that's, you know, big, is exposed, you will see that it looks like the whole ground area is moving. Well, that's because when the fiddler crab population comes out, they come out in force. And it's a carpet of little creepers. They look like spiders. Or they're crabs. And the closer you get, you realize that little girl fiddler crabs have two little claws, tiny claws. But the males have a big claw for fighting. And if they get in trouble, they detach the claw and run like hell. You end up with a whole fist full of claw. Which by the way is edible but you have to have a lot of those. It's kind of like a wingy. But wait, we charge $3 a pound for a sink and wingy. I used to buy it for $11.10 a pound and nobody wanted. Oh, it's a matter of marketing I guess. So we're going to have to do fiddler-craft wingy. That'll work it out. I hear the music, by the way. We're working out something else here. 888-747-1968. 888-747-1968. Give the guys a call there. Joe's on standby. Joe's going to break, sir, aren't we? We are going to break. Folks, we'll be right back. nutrition and antioxidants my body needs. Why don't you join the Health Revolution? Feel younger and more energetic. Go to mgbrewer.bama.com or call 478-968-7034. That's mgbrewer.bama.com or call 478-968-7034. Now you can feel that squeaky clean sensation like none other with Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash. Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash is a unique natural formula not found in any other oral care products. 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It's still dark 30 to some degrees. I'm sure at some point the sun will be coming over the horizon to bring up a little heat to the table which we're not going to complain about this point. It's a little cool here in the studio but that's okay. Maybe if we close the doors it might help but we'll just have to go from there. What else do we have? If you also would like to support the Micro Effect in other ways you can do that monthly $20 contribution by getting a subscription to the archives here on the Micro Effect. And we do have t-shirts with a logo that my wife designed here, I don't know, a year or two ago. You can get a t-shirt. What else can we do? We used to have some business card sized magnets. We haven't had any of those in a while. We were thinking about getting some of those again for the future. People can stick them up in all different places. You know, in people's cars and their houses and gas stations. We actually have one of our advertisers has taken enormous amounts of magnets and posted them all over the country because he's traveling all the time. and they've actually had a fact, we've had evil calling that has found more or two of them. Anyway, Mark, are you with us? I've been well here, sorry. Alright, so we snuck away and got some of that Ethiopian toenail coffee there. Oh, it's here in front of me. She made a batch and it's looking good as a matter of fact, so I had to make sure it falls by the... Alright, we got, see, Ron in Arkansas is on line. We'll see what Ron is up to this morning. Good morning, Ron. Jump in there, Ron. Good morning, boys. Wow man, that sounds like beauty to that ETO bingdonio coffee. Yeah, I got some uh, Arkansas coffee going here. I thought it was yesterday parked about uh, the guard and they've been paid by Voucher. I don't know, recon yesterday. Home rate in town. 10 mile trip from May. Told him I was taking Vietnam service. I'd like to know uh, they got paid about voucher this month. He reported to me, I said, well, there's a certain guard when dad had told me y'all got paid or his son was going to get paid by voucher. Know what happened before went down in Congress. You know, they funded it, you know, a trillion dollars or so communication about the voucher that may be paid by voucher. That was before the deal was cut. They got paid. So again, they did eventually got the normal government i think that they didn't have a person well one of the things that happened back during the payload the cycle of what the place the vulture system failed completely because when they originally initiated people that exactly what you're talking about well i'm but i don't know i don't get paid i showed up you can't do anything to me you buy it or did the contract and that's what it is like a you're the one who pushed this contract and so here's what we're going to do what they did uh... and this is back in seventy seven seventy seven nine actually went on to eighty because the uh... paymaster never caught up they kept sending what they called it emergency payroll battalion created of technicians that they had available and went from one part of one army group to the next catching up on payroll By the time they would leave, they would be up to date and the moment they left, they'd be behind. And they bounced around each Army group. Fifth Army, it took them something like almost three months to do all the payroll from Michigan all the way down to Texas. But each Army group had the same problem. And Fifth Army, of course, when I ran from Michigan, actually part of your state, actually at an angle, 45 all the way down to Texas. Well, it still does. I don't think there's anything changed. The Army groups, of course, were divided up arbitrarily. depending upon force strength across the United States. First Army group was the first taken care of because it was out of Washington DC and out of the pentagram where they you know they pushed all the bodies and they also dragged in people of special pay from all over the country to the pace and no matter how hard they tried they never caught up but what they did is they came in they cut special checks or they even set up a special went to the main drill hall or the gymnasium depending on the base or the camp called everybody and just like when you're back you know you'll back years ago where they brought you in and they had a special voucher that you signed which of course special check check the table so that where they have the cash already counted out in an envelope for you and they cashed you out terrified because people were leaving left and right it's like if I'm getting paid I in fact I'm gonna tell you right now I'm gonna get an honorable discharge and you're gonna pay me because you're gonna pay a severance pay you know severance check because of this and people use the contract is scam against them And so they rushed in real quick. They put, you know, guys with M16s in boxes in every corner, all four corners of the hall. They brought them in, they built them special. Had a moving van that would come in, put the boxes in the corners, put a guy in a chair with an M16 loaded in each corner, and they brought cash in. And the strong-arm, in fact, they're carrying eight gauges, not 10 gauges, guys. They had eight gauge shotguns. They were old, they were antiques, and Payroll wouldn't get rid of them. But they had eight gauge, well, I talked to the guys over here, I know. The whole purpose was to desperately placate the soldiers who they couldn't get to shoot anybody if they weren't going to get paid. The old Roman Legion thing from that old movie, you know, Follow the Roman Empire, and you hear that voucher thing, anybody who's been in service for any period of time, just prick on that because you see all the house payments, they don't get paid, you can't buy food. You know, and again, remember, everybody at that point qualified for welfare in the military, guys. Most of you don't realize that. Most everybody at that period of time qualified for welfare from the government. Most of them, most of them, nobody did it. You know, it's like, well, we know how to make ends meet. You know, because like I said, my parents taught me well, I think. So we, you know, we made it out of it. But a lot of people were just plain sucking, you know, sucking mud and vapors like Joe says. That's what the situation they were in. Go ahead. Yesterday, when I went to the armory, there's an artillery unit. Houses all the boy toys. We'll miss enough. After I got the voucher thing cleared out, I asked them about the boy toys. They said, oh, we're being transferred, redeployed, and then three or four times ain't happy. They're bringing in a artillery we don't know. A bunch of weird stuff. The same thing they, you see, rum is when you get the Fed controlling the National Guard, which was supposed to be the state militia. This is garbage that they did back in the 90s the same way. I used to be an inspector and I'm gonna tell you right now that one of the best state guard and reserve, you know, the state guard, not just reserve, is federal. Always remember this guy, if it says reserve, the feds can do anything they want with the reserve because the reserve is federal. Well, it's supposed to, everybody screwed everybody on that one and because of the prostitutes and the, you know, the apron wearers that were in government, they're hiding it out. The states, of course, fed manipulation. The Indiana state was one of the most efficient and best organized but also one of the best deployed of any state militia slash National Guard formations in the country. But because just like you said it was all made up of locals, oh especially when Carter came to A couldn't have that because that means they couldn't give them a communist order and get away with it. And that's the same thing that's going on. The only reason this change is taking place is because of the panty waste queers that are in Washington running the pentagram now who are terrified of the idea that locals will take care of each other and that since you know everybody you're not going to be able to baffle them with BS or give them a wrongful order. There is no sense in what they're doing. Clearly for the sake of the American people and because they perceive the American people as a threat it has nothing to do with efficiency. I've thrown that out the window. Years ago when I was a young soldier, I'd give them the, you know, you're stupid and give them the benefit of the doubt. But as you're in the system more, you realize that the system is geared against the American people. There's a lot of young dunderheads that are, you know, low-eyed, you know, I'm sorry, but they, we've got some really moofoos out there right now that would, you know, lick the boot and follow the order of that bad-eared teleprompter reader and murder Americans in a heartbeat. There's a bunch of idiots out there. But that's because, again, take a look at how they manipulate the system. They do not manipulate the system to create effective training. They do not do anything for the benefit of the American people. Wrong. As long as you understand that, you're doing fine. And again, what better way, better support, you know, if you have, think about this, if I have an artillery unit there and spend there for 60 years, you know, in 60 years, do you think the same soldiers are running that unit? Not only do you have individuals, you have three generations of troops that live typically in the area, they retire in the area, and they all have working knowledge. You know what kind of a strength that is? You know that if you need be, you might have some old gray farts show up, but they'd be cannon cockers that know what they were doing. And that's half the battle, at least they understand and can relate to. They'll know that the weapons have changed only a little bit. That's where it's comical. Well, this is totally different from anything you had in the last 60 years. Well, 60 years is World War II. And while there's a few other widgets and BS machines that they've put on there because some government contractor wanted to make some money in some other state, and they bought some piece of BS that really didn't need to change, but it did anyway, and most of it doesn't work, well, congratulations. You'd have, like in your area, you'd have three generations of men who could relate to and could support the unit in many different ways. And since National Guard units are supposed to be for national defense, wouldn't that be a strength rather than a weakness? Do you see how that works? So they understand that. And they're doing this intentionally. They're doing this to weaken the national defense, not to strengthen the national defense. These are their dads for guardsmen in that armory. Exactly. And even if they get a new building and still be in the same community, in the same place, and again, you'd have generations of men. That's what you want for national defense. That's strength. That is actually what's called force multiplication of the best kind. You know, you might be an old fart and show up like, say, I retired 30 years ago. But you know what? You put that guy behind the wheel of an ammo tender and he'll understand when you give him information on where to go and what to do. He doesn't have to run every step of the way, but while he's doing that wheeling behind that five-tonner, somebody else, that's a spring chicken, can be doing all the other work that needs to be done. And again, you're going to have combat losses, or you're going to have a situation, especially with national defense. The whole of the community would be participating, instead of the movies where you see everybody running around like a chicken with their head cut off because they're all a bunch of stinking cowards. Instead it's like you've got fighting men who've seen, you know, and they always try to play this just to reverse. You watch all the movies, it's always all those stupid guardsmen or those stupid guys that have been, they're all crazy people. Where in reverse it's like, otherwise with all the television programming propaganda, everybody is a disarmed slave that needs to be protected by a handful of guys with guns. Because everybody else is an idiot, and everybody else is a coward, and everybody else is groppling and shaking and they're covering their faces and they're all wetting their pants. That's conditioning. It's not the kind of manpower you want around. In fact, just the reverse. You've got 60 years worth of experience. You've got 60 years worth of men. And they don't want that because the panty waste queers that are in Washington, they hate men. that's the core problem here. I've traveled too much of this country, I did too many different unique jobs that are, again, anybody can do that, by the way. You're willing to step in and take the time, amazingly enough, you can do a lot of really neat stuff in the military because nobody else wants to do it. And I'm telling you, from my personal experience, the bottom line is, the queers in this country are our biggest. Every step of the way, all of this BS permeates through it. It's an attack upon the manhood and upon the strength of this nation. and it is our biggest problem right now and it permeates every aspect of what's going on in one of these stinking liberals especially get in there and i don't care because we've got to come together you can't come together with them this action that took place took place during what all this demicon why you got these other parasites these queer pushers in the white house and the bureaucracy and in the executive branch and it's why certain people were fired in in the in the pentagram because those things a pentagon must be honest with the pentagram is supposed to be a It's an occult symbol, we understand that. So in the pentagram, they make certain decisions. Well, the people that aren't going to make the right kind of screw America decisions are the people that have been fired. If you think about it, it's like the gatekeepers, everything from that artillery unit, this is reflective of every aspect of what's going on with our system. It happened in the 70s. When Carter came in, the Flamin' Faggots were pushed there in force, and you saw them in everything. And as an inspector in the 70s and 80s, actually with stuff that you know, again, I tagged all over the country, I still will point out Fort Benning, Georgia, US Army Intelligence Unit, lesbians controlled the unit from the top down. And everybody was fearful for themselves. Young soldiers didn't know what to do because what they told the military was supposed to be and what it actually was were two different things. Because in their mind, and these were all educated individuals, this was an intel unit. These are all people who had college time. They went to USECS, they graduated from USECS, they went out to do their job, only to find that a bunch of pointy faggots trying to lust over other young girls and threatening to destroy their careers were in charge. And that's the problem with what's going on right now. I'm sorry, go ahead, call the ship in there, please. I'm sorry. You know, the town's like 3,800 people. It's not a big place. I mean, at night, at dawn, they go, Bob's got his lights on. The porch lights on over there in the other neighborhood. You know? Something goes by me, you know, he said, will you live south down there up in the Wildcat Mountain, don't you? I said, yeah. Well, you need to move to town. He said, this is where all the shiver eyes fall upon this. Because again, it's not that we haven't seen this before, but the system itself has burps and hiccups all the time when it's run by the incompetent. And I'm talking about the garbage in Washington. And I'm pretty sure that still even part of this was part of the punishing the soldiers going back to this nonsense back in fall. We're gonna shut the government down. And remember, it's like we joke about, you know, when we do this program, we're gonna have people hearing us for the next three or four days because they pull it off the archives or they're shared by friends. It works the same way with payroll and with operations in government. Something that happened three, four months ago is gonna echo or gonna, you know, snake through the system for months, in fact, up to a year. And eventually it'll slap them and all of a sudden it's like out of the blue, what the hell happened here? Oh, that's that BS from back in November. It's kind of finally hit us. Take time for stuff to run through the system and you know, the failure to buy something, the failure to administer something, the failure to fill out particular needs during that window means that it hiccups and creates problems all through the machine because of that idiocy and incompetence by those pieces of trash in DC. And that's where the, again, it affects the regular guy. The peons, all of us, are the ones who always get peed on. Whereas those characters up the line, they got their caviar. They got their limo. They got their little boy toy, you know, page boy that they've met over the table there this morning. And, you know, that, again, disgustingly will scream from the room, but won't say anything because he wants to keep his job. Yeah. Well, meanwhile, out in the real world, where you are, now other things happen. All right, man, that's all I got today. All right, well we appreciate your call Ron Keep your powder dry. Yeah, five more of it. Thank you, sir. 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