Live 365 In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money is spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay attacks you do not owe to please the IRS Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame You've taken Satan's number You've traded in your name You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep and dead. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children will be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled each God given right we only watch in 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? Is this still the land of the free? I had no magazines and then I met a man who had no ammo Well good afternoon ladies and gentlemen this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Kirky. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, south, southeast, and north. Well ladies and gentlemen you're listening to us on Liberty Tree Radio dot 4 mg dot com we are on Indian Freedom Talk radio dot com we're on AM and FM micro stations AM and FM primary stations CB base stations good afternoon to channel 27 at 29 greater northern Michigan along with test channel 31 you guys were over there in Lake County again we're going to be putting up another base communications grid over there on the east side of the county you'll be there for the whole week I understand and we're probably coming up to visit sometime through the week. We will be there in your backyard at oh dark thirty sometime before the end of the week. So be prepared for that. We're going to be helping. I got to drop off some heavy boxes and some other signal communications material for that group. We're also on Ultra Net Technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. We're on the homework network on the eastern seaboard from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida. From the bottom of Florida comes the Ark of the Gulf of Mexico, headed to Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, Big chunk of Nebraska where the three-eyed nuclear cows are chewing on their cud right now. Remember with a nuclear arsenal underneath your feet, oh you glow after a while. The good thing is the third eye isn't in the forehead, it's in the back of the head keeping an eye out for predators. is a good thing. Anyway, call Noelissie, Wyoming 1st, 3rd, 5th, Pitt and the 7 sisters on the left side of the state. Colorado, where the bad guys were attacking those who were petitioning and the recall work that was being done. The anti-gun people came out and harassed them. Our second wave of people photographed. I deed their license plates, got all their names, dates and places where they came from and acted accordingly. As a matter of fact, it did very, very well there. So, we've got a big long list of the bad guys now too. Congratulations, tit for tat. It works both ways. California, well the California Soviet Social and Democracy, the footprint for Chinese Communist occupation America through foreclosure, they're a sinking ship rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic but we do have the great state of Jefferson there. Don't forget use those nickels, those $1 Jefferson coins and $2 bills to reinforce the state of Jefferson. Keep up the good work there. Congratulations, don't slow down. It's only going to get worse with regard to the betrayal of America and they're not slowing down. Turning back to the east, we sweep across plains, leap over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi, and here they are burgeoning gravity sucks and the water's gotta go somewhere. Duh! Well it is. That's why the Mississippi's called the Big Muddy! For a reason. Some days is deep. Other days? Well you ain't walkin' across that muck field. Anyway, landin' in the spokies where the restaurant crew's grammar team's okay teams and the Bob Elgram and Consortium of Retired Telecommunications Workers bring us The Golden Spike. Many hands make for light work a million petticoat junction operators. The ability to continue to function when everything else is offline. Question, do we have Dom there? A 1 and a 2 and the bubble machine continues to function. Alright, well, I don't think we have Dom there yet, but today's date, well, it is the 11th of February, it is the sixth year of open Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K2014 Old Earth Calendar or Mayan. Crazy Town, Crazy Town, yeah for all those Christians out there who were worshipping the Mayan calendar, I don't know why. And by the way, which one? Well, there's hundreds of them, that's the one you don't understand. Mayan calendars were marketing ploys, guys. You want big money from the Emperor? You want your calendar on the pyramid where they're ripping hearts out of people's chests up there on the top of the, you know, the great astrologer himself up there? The guy watching the stars and lying to everybody about the, oh that's right, he was lying to everybody. He knew, he knew that that sun was gonna get covered up by that moon. He understood the concept of eclipse. Those buggers, those lying rotten buggers. Well, they had to have propaganda going with that, so Mayan calendars were a matter of, hey, 500 years from now, based on whatever formula Oonka, no, no, click, click, click came up with. Well, that determined the doom of the planet, but who was going to be around? So if you could get the emperor to finance to be cutting stone rather than painting on the wall, you were making big bucks, and maybe your great-great-grandson would still be carving stone on the pyramid when you were long gone. Talk about job security. So anyway, the Christians got into the worshipping the Mayan calendar thing and I don't know why. What the hell happened there? Unka, wonka, unka, ooh, unka, wonka, unka. Oh my goodness. Slap them with a noodle. Anyway, it is a beautiful communications Tuesday. I just want to check, do we have Mark from Baker's Green Acres with us? And if you are listening, star six to unmute yourself. How's that sound? That's star six to unmute yourself. Let's see if we got somebody there. Who do we have? We've got Don. There we go. Did you talk to Mark about hooking up this afternoon? No, he had the number yesterday to come into this afternoon. Oh, very good. Okay, so we'll be waiting to see if he's able to make it, if not this hour. Whatever time he comes up, if Mark's listening, jump in there, okay? Don, blue sky here, beautiful clear day. Yeah, medium and winter temperatures guys. No, it's not a heat wave although it was a little above freezing and stuff was melting here and there so beware. But it definitely is a nice day. Got some wood cut, got a lot of little projects done and out of the way, sorted a bunch of tiny stuff that just needed to be fixed, especially radio gear. I was going through some of that. and a little bit of it outside too. So that is still an ongoing project. People It Is Communications Tuesday. I want to point out something real quick here. And this is at dealextreme.com. What you do is go to dealextreme.com. Also, you can go to DX.com. DX.com DX, just simply DX.com. But if you punch in www.dealextreme.com, it's going to take you there. And then the left side, there's a listing. OK, one of the first listings is, actually the first listing is Consumer Electronics. Now when you touch that, a whole menu is going to come up as a bubble. At the bottom of that bubble is other consumer electronics. That's where you want to go for what we're going to be talking about here. Other consumer electronics, when you go and touch consumer electronics in the inventory, it's going to go bing, and there's a little rectangle there, and it's got all kinds of the stuff listed. Well, in the other consumer electronics guys, there are many pages of information about FM micro broadcasting units of many different sizes. Now, what's really cool is some of these are 1.5 watts, some of these are 5 watts, some of these are 8 watts, some of these are 10 watt units. Now, I'm going to tell you, out of the box, a little 10 watt unit can do a heck of a lot of local signal communications. In fact, the unit that Edward first started with was only a standard Ramsey FM1. with a 1 watt amplifier that he also built that cost $29.95. Cost $29.95 for the basic FM, cost $29.95 for the 1 watt amplifier. And guys, we reached 11 miles. With a 1 watt, you know, with a really unique antenna that Ed deployed, okay? In fact, it was creativity that's best. Anyway, these units are even more powerful out of the box. They're complete dial-up units. There are many sizes and many wallet configurations to choose from. Now you don't mean by wallet configuration, right? We're talking price. So for as little as $69.99 to $129.59, in fact you need to shop through this and look to see what's available. There are even handheld, little micro handheld units, which by the way are also kind of cool. They can be used for other applications for close in use. Let's say that you decide you want to kind of hook up a little patrol but you don't want to look too obvious. You know, you can have a car radio monitoring the FM frequency and you can have somebody holding an FM walkie talkie and without any special equipment in the car you can be hearing what your reconnaissance people are saying. You could go back to the vehicle at the very least. There's all kinds of fun stuff you could do with these things. But there are a lot of other items here in this other consumer electronics section to include AM-FM shortwave receivers. Now these are all Sanjian type format. In fact, I'm looking at the keypads. You'll notice that pretty much they're all the same, but they have different names. Also, the price tags are up and down. There's a Tek-Sung, and there's a Seung-Too, and a Ting-Bong, and a Bong-Bao, and a Chow-Chu-Bing-Bai, and a Se-Yin, and you name it, it's here. Drop the silver roar drawer in the middle of your kitchen, and you'll be able to pronounce most of the company names. OK? Chow-Chu-Bing-Bong-Yin, Jung-Bong-Bong. Anyway. The point is that there is a whole bunch of cool stuff here. It is China Sport, we understand that. But it is a quick solution to get micro FM stations up and online and there are many models to choose from. We are already experimenting right now. So far it has been running for, I understand, the guys did up north. They have run one of these for three or four days. just out of the box just to see okay is it going to do anything detrimental strange is going to explode nope as a matter of fact works off the shelf just fine the next thing they're doing is hooking it up to a an actual aerial they were just using it with the rubber baby buggy bumper antenna that comes out of the box it's about I think 10 inches 12 inches tall and they got good signal out of that but of course restricted depending upon whether it's in a building or whatever guys However, moving it to different locations, obviously with less resistance, in other words not confined to the middle of a house or something, the signal carries about 50% farther, in other words, two, three miles. So that did fairly well. Now the next thing they're going to be doing is running it up a pole with a little coax and putting the antenna up where it needs to be. So, this is a micro FM solution and there are many of them. But also, they do have a series of hand crank, LED, AM, FM, shortwave 1 through 7, all of the other little bells and whistles on them for a pretty reasonable price and you can shop through there and see what it is that might fit your wallet. One of them that really is kind of neat, a little Technica RD-339, solar powered hand crank, emergency camp light and radio. There's a bunch of others like this. The cool thing, it does have the short wave feature. So, other stuff that's out there, just real quick, also the handheld radios, a lot of people have been talking and asking about this. Guys, whatever you commit to, if you feel that there is one that is better than the other, and there are many variants out there, go for it. The most important thing is we have diversification in single communications. So we don't all need to be on the same page for local tactical communications within your team or unit. What we do need is a bridging technology, and that is what we are going to get into later on. We have talked about that over the years. Being able to talk from unity units so there are standards that will be set with regard to certain areas of operation It's already taken place the six meter radios coming from the ham fest an excellent solution six meter very dynamic Punches through a lot of interference and background noise they were made to be industrial or police slash commercial and if you get the old mine radios which you don't see as often but they're out there guys have them on the shelf and they're all everyone's like well I'm gonna clear the shelf off If you see any of these old handheld mine radios, then I highly, highly recommend that you pick them up. But again, do a little research. You can get some background information on the equipment. Motorola did a lot of them, but they weren't the only ones. GE was competing along with several other American companies that have come and gone. They were absorbed by Motorola, or they were absorbed by everybody from IBM to you name it because of other wireless applications over the years that eventually got us to where we are with computer. Again, there's some really neat stuff. Guys, go to the Ham Fest, look at the schedule in your area, go to the internet, do a search for Ham Fest slash Ham Meetups in your area. You want to be there early because the stuff that shows up is limited. There's only so much, and especially if it's somebody that's got a goodie stash they're bringing out. Yeah, you want to catch that goodie stash before somebody else gets it whenever you can. Again, one more time before we leave this dealxtreme.com, go to other consumer electronics. Go to their, again, well first go to consumer electronics, top of the page, the left side. Then go to other consumer electronics in these subcategories. Scroll through that and you will find several variations on the hand crank. solar powered, full band radios with flashlights, they've got all kinds of stuff attached, from recharging units, you can recharge equipment, which makes those little generator packs, which definitely is one of the reasons to buy them, guys. Okay, you can recharge equipment. And I highly recommend that. Anyway, solutions, not just complaining about the problems, Don, what's it gonna look like up in your neck of the woods, and what's been jumping off the wall there, sir? Well, when we first started the hour looking through a window with about 18 degrees of field of view, patches of turquoise sky, the blue sky, and about 19 different shades of cloud in it in just that little area would have made a number of artists rather happy to try to basically imitate that. It was so pretty. But hey, that's Michigan in the middle of the winter. You'll find Michigan the same way in the middle of the summer. You guys, no offense to Montana, but that bearded fellow, eventually he shot himself. I don't know why, but he wrote a number of good books. Oh, come on. The guy who was in Cuba, Old Man in the Sea, Ernest Hemingway, said, Mark, that nowhere in the world are the skies bluer than in the area of the upper peninsula of Michigan. And I have to agree. been all over the country and it's the air with the moisture and the lensing effect. You don't get it anywhere else guys. Yup. Seriously. Montana's beautiful. Got to say that. Eat paper Montana. Idaho, really pretty state, beautiful skies but this lake with the lake effect that we have you hear that term constantly, lake effect. We get lake effect events that are really cool. It's one of the reasons also that a lot of observatories originally were established here with optics. Because of the Great Lakes, it's also a scrubbing effect. Think about what that water does and what happens with the rain cycle and everything that we have here. Even the snow cycle, the air is scrubbed. And because of that, you get these richer colors in the sky. The sun rises more dynamic. Well, I guess so. But at the very least, we got some pretty clean air here, guys. That's what all that fresh water does for you when it surrounds you. And remember, all water is mineral water. I can't say that. But we're not salt water. We don't have the mineral water effect. That changes the dynamic with regard to the air and how it affects the environment. We're completely surrounded by a massive series of freshwater bodies that are cleansing the air. Some of the most phenomenal images, although a lot of them are kind of pass-a-ve because equipment in the out west has kind of picked up the pace, Arizona where it's dry and clear, A lot of equipment that used to be here in Michigan was moved out there, but it was because they didn't want to move farther upstate where it was chilly and cold. They moved out west where, well, even in its coolest days, you're looking at what, 60, 70 degrees? And that would be extreme at 60, but the desert's got no moisture to really affect the area. In reverse order, though, we've had some of the most phenomenal and beautiful evenings here in the last couple of weeks that I've ever seen. Oh, I have to say, I've seen the desert in 1970 I spent the summer in Arizona and I was in the desert a lot and the skies there the depth of the amount of stars is just tremendous. I was in Phoenix here a couple years back and well in the area even if you get way out into the suburbs the light pollution is just tremendous you don't see the stars that you used to not to mention the density of the air It's one of those places where air doesn't move a whole lot and there's a whole, we've said it before, there are a lot more people in Phoenix than nature ever intended. That's one way to put it. Desert. It's desert just like in Los Angeles. Oh the water level is desert. But as you point out, about a week ago Mark, I stepped outside and it was so clear. You guys, you know, you look you hold a pencil at at arm's length and look down it and the size of the eraser the stars look like Erasers in the sky that big it was it was so crisp so clear at any rate, Michigan and we're we're bragging and you know, I would say that we can we can frame this thought line with the the oh Another thought line exhibited from Chris Carnicon when he starts his one video saying, I can't remember how blue the skies used to be referring to. And you know, you can say that, well, they manipulate those colors in movies, old John Wayne movies and original, old color movies. Sure they do. And the sky is a little bluer than it should be and whatnot, but you know. If you remember it, there are those that would say, well that's a psychological thing, Don. People, adults who have had really bad childhoods, remember nothing but dark days from their childhood. And when you try to remember your childhood and the brilliantness of it, when everything was so crisp and pure and clean and now you're older and the world is all jaded, and that's why the sky isn't as pretty, that's how they try to dismiss it also. But if you have a sharp memory, if you remember being a child, and looking at that blue sky, you won't see that today. Maybe in the middle of an ocean, maybe for a half an hour, maybe just when a little chunk of air that hasn't really been manipulated by man yet or has escaped it for just a little while longer. But you won't see that anymore. Another reason to shoot the rat bastards. Pure and simple because that is manipulated. They'll tell you, oh, it's carbon loading in the air and this and that. And they'll tell you, we have to get rid of this. And cars, they used to measure a carbon footprint. Let's do it like a six cylinder Chevy. Would be like 22 tons for about 15,000 miles, like pre 1965. tons of carbon emissions. That's old stove bolt 6. The little V6 across the industry now is so... It doesn't matter which head. It could be the pent star, the pent roof head out of the Toyotas or the hemi that they... The pent roof head that they call a hemi out of Chrysler. cylinder heads are so efficient now that same V6 moving around even a little more metal is going to have a carbon footprint of about eight tons, maybe six tons per year. And there are those that will say, well, there are more cars. Well, there might be more cars, but they are certainly more efficient. A lot of people are driving a lot less than they used to say it's not even a problem of cars. So again, you know, We can talk about the sky. We can talk about the people who are manipulating it. Let's go in a different direction for a moment and talk about radio. And you know, antennas were mentioned earlier in the hour and you can array. That's a word that you can use on antennas. You can array antennas in such a way and pulse energy through them that you channel that energy. very much like a column. Instead of going out across the land and people listening to music, they're heating up portions of the atmosphere to highly unnatural events. They say that we can use this for over-the-horizon radar, which is a pitiful excuse for any type of need when you talk about satellites. Over the horizon radar was a dream during World War II. That is no longer a necessity unless you want to be redundant in the, well, we can look at them this way or we can look at them that way. Now redundancy is a good thing. We've talked to them, this is Communications Tuesday, and it's good to be able to listen this way and if it fails we go over here. Or we shoot up smoke signals or flares or tap, tap, tap on the phone receiver here. It's good to have the ability to fall back on different things. But again, you guys can run in so many different directions with this. They would say that, oh, there's just too many people. And the argument runs while the carrying capacity of the Earth is being tested beyond its abilities ever before at what, six, seven and a quarter billion people. We brought another argument. that was even not an original Don or Mark argument. I watched this on the public channel about six, maybe seven years ago, Mark, right around the time you were in or out of the monastery. There were these two apparently rather smart gentlemen on the public channel on a Saturday afternoon and they were talking about that very, oh, globalist phrase, carrying capacity. As if really there truly is an Atlas holding up the earth and he can only hold up so much or if we have too many people the earth will just fall into the sun. Now, they talked about productivity and managing productivity, sending things to where they are needed so that people just don't starve. Now there are those that say, well that's a communist thought, but they pointed out the fact that if we can Take examples of productivity here and look at what our other whole regions that should produce the same way but don't because of mismanagement or whatnot. If we could manage the place better, the Earth's carrying capacity could be about 13 or 14 billion people and no one would go hungry. So there's another argument to the people who tell you that there are too many people on the Earth. Shoot them! They are the ones that are too many of. So, you know, Don, it seems like we can talk in circles and circles and get going up in just one direction and all of a sudden the whip cracks. Shoot them again. The ones that stand up, the ones that say, why you shouldn't shoot them. Why? Well, you want your children to have a future, don't you? You want your grandchildren to have a future, don't you? We've addressed this in a number of different ways. Mark has said this so eloquently that Don can just sit here and just slobber and slobber and hammer it out. But you guys, if you do not do it now, your children will have less of a chance and your grandchildren most certainly will have none. None. For they will be raised in an environment that says, everything is fine the way things are. And you don't have anything to protest about. And oh, by the way, did we tell you that everything is fine the way things are? And you'd better not protest about it. Because if you do, it's been acceptable for quite a while. We just muster a number of people in your house and we make you dead. And that's been going on. That's been going on in our lifetime. And the more it becomes common, the more it will become accepted. It will come to the point where somebody will just move that hand across their forehead and shake a little bit of sweat away and say, man, I'm glad that wasn't me today. He'll look over at his family and say, we dodged a bullet today. I don't ever want you to say anything outside like, oh, by the way, what were they talking about? So again, it comes over to, does that pig have a curly tail or does it have a straight tail? We got to shoot either one. I don't even know. This one is over into what was talked about earlier. Does that pig have a solid body color or does it have stripes because neither one should be allowed to exist? See how that works? Are the ears droopy or do they stand up? Because by the way, we have right to kill both and we are here to do that. So again, we run the gamut there, the gamut. This example, that example, the other, they would poison you. We have addressed that. one way or another, through the air, through your food, through your water. We've addressed that. Your wonder is, it just seems like a rant from Don, but you know what, I'll close in just a moment because every one of these points that have been brought up for over the last half hour, you should be out there in the world chewing on your neighbor's ear, repeating to, well, your nephew, your cousin, your brother-in-law, everybody that you see. This should be common knowledge. We've talked about this in the arena of the vote. Why did you know that the government has a program that they just push a button and whoever they want wins the election by like 51-49? That's such a close vote that nobody's going to question it. That thought line exhibited out in the world just set out like, yes, I'd like a I'm here to pay for my 10 gallons of gas or my groceries or whatever other enterprise or intercourse you're carrying on at the moment. You have other people around you. If you're not communicating, we've talked about the tall blade of grass. Let's do it like this because the way I see it, in my opinion, you would be better off staying home rather than going to a a congregation, a convention, a protest in Washington, crossing a bridge or being confronted somewhere, you would be better off taking that measure of confrontation there, all of that effort, all of that money spent, and doling it out minuscule to every person you meet. If it costs you $1,000, drive to Washington, D.C. and spend two days there and eat and drive home. If it costs you $1,000, don't do that. Take that effort and spread it across the next month, the next two months. Look at that next person you're talking to like I'm spending three cents on him rather than going to Washington. That is going to accomplish a lot more. The mainstream media won't cover what we do in Washington unless there's a bloodbath. Then they'll blame it on, well, crazy people with rifles and guns. See how they would do that? But the effort you make every day out there in the street, every person you have an opportunity to chew on their ear, to gain their attention, to turn their thought line to something that is more important than Well, hey, you know that old guy, he's not doing that show anymore. Oh dang darn and darn. Okay, enough on that. Now back to serious stuff. See how that works? Oh, we're seeing the green laser being shined into the... I'm completely changing the subject here because Don wants to move away from that rant and the third person thing there. But they're really starting to hammer on the laser's mark being shined into cockpit. cockpits of helicopters and aircraft. That's just terrible. Remember what I said guys, the laser, isn't it interesting, were they bringing us up on the news today? Yeah, right now. Remember we've been talking about the lasers here for the last, in fact we brought lasers up today, remember that this morning about signal communications guys? I don't think that's an accident. The bad guys know exactly what we're talking about. Remember, grab these things while you can. Cheap for a lot of them, better still. The more you have, the better off you are. Are we going to sit there with them necessarily and use them? No, we might just put a timer on them with a battery pack and let them appear to be something that we're using to scan the bad guys that are looking for them. It creates again high confidence. Remember that. Cheap, high confidence for them to waste time, material, and money in general against something that's non-existent. Gee, there might be method to the madness here, so to speak. Wait a minute. It's not madness. So just something to consider there guys. The fact that they're talking about it, lasers are part of signal communications, targeting technology, the whole nine yards. In fact, an inexpensive targeting system to support a crank fired AK twin set, a twin pack, is a simple laser targeting system. Since it's an area gun weapon to begin with, when you're using a crank system with a couple of 75 round drums, it alternate fires so you've got you know 150 rounds of firepower going downrange, well use the laser just to dot the area and the cone of destruction is you know about six to eight feet so you got what you wanted to do. For air defense it works the same way. That's one of the reasons that they realize low-tech, in this case by our standards, still high-tech out there, is something that they want to try to negate if they can. They've already been kind of punching out the heavier, more powerful lasers and blocking them from being brought in the country where before they were flooding the US. It's not like anybody was doing anything serious with them right now, but they know that people would take them very seriously later. A lot of people have been buying them just to play with them and experiment with them in general. Well, if you've got them, treat them like the gems they are because they're becoming fewer and far between and they're limiting what it is that's coming into the country. Because these are mostly coming from overseas. Remember, they're all cheap China sports stuff or cheap Indonesian or cheap Malaysian or cheap Vietnam. Either way. So definitely want to watch for those cheapy, cheapy ones. In fact, let's go to dealextreme.com again. I've mentioned them so many times today. But dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com, dealextreme.com, when you go there, guys, they have a lot of other stuff. And one of the things they do have, why don? They have consumer electronics, and they do have Well, it's not just in consumer electronics. Let's see if I can find it again here. They have laser technology on the shop. Lasers, you can play with them, guys. Electrical and tools, all kinds of fun stuff. Walkie-talkies. Let's see what we have in the way of lasers. I'm trying to find that for a year while I'm talking. Flashlights and lasers, here we go. What do we have in the way of lasers? Now remember, that's intense. Oh, let's see, what can we find in the hall? Well, they've got handheld, they've got pen lasers, they've got every kind of, in fact they've got wall plug mounted, you know, for doing pointer work at, you know, in a classroom. Why you name it, it's there, and whatever size you want to buy, for the moment, well, to a degree. Let's see, an SD 5 millimeter, or 5 milliwatt. Black 2AA batteries, let's see small fixture mounted for 476, 467, $3.49. Look! These are the size of small flashlights. Yeah, a fusible dot laser is a pack of four for $5.67. What could I do with those? Well, let's see, they also have them for $7.51 for a pack of five. Those can be put out there in places with just a little timer and a little more work. They would be really well focused, but they give the idea that somebody was doing something with them if you get them adrift. There are pages and pages and pages of lasers, Don. Go to dealxtreme.com, guys. Go to dealxtreme.com. Dealxtreme.com. Go ahead. I would remind everybody. You were talking on that. I continued to listen to the local news talk about it. It's a federal crime to point a laser into a cockpit of an aircraft helicopter, rotary wing, fixed wing, but now they'll give you $10,000 if you tell who did it. You mean plant a laser in somebody's property and say that they did it? Like somebody who's a raving leftist? Would that be the way to do it? It's kind of like the old East German thought line, you know? He has a hairy pig! He has a hairy pig with a straight curly tail and a floppy straight ear! I know I saw him doing it, yes, I saw him doing it. He was kind of googly crazy, he was naked, he was handling his private parts, and he was shining that laser at the cockpit of that plane, or he was doing something, I don't know what he was doing. Do I get a reward? Oh, but wait a minute. He's a nice, raving, leftist, Communist Party member. Yes, and they found the laser where the witness said he would find it, which would be us, of course, all the other people who were pro-patriot. Yes, the Communist was playing with the laser. I think he's crazy. He always said crazy things. I don't know what they were, but they were crazy things. He hit it under the pillow of that pot-bellied pig. Yeah, exactly. So anyway, again, for everybody out there listening, lots of different solutions. Red laser with AAA light. Two numbers to mention. Go to dealextreme.com. Some of the stuff is sold out. In fact, by page, let's make sure we get this right, by page six, most of the other stuff is presently out of stock or sold out. But there's a whole bunch of lasers, pen pocket type, you name it, any size you can imagine. Some with even an ink pen. How about a laser with an ink pen? There you go. You have a laser pointer and an ink pen. What a combination. The power of the pen. The power of the pen in the process and you can still send some laser technology down range. Now, a lot of the big heavy stuff is, like I said, is MIA, but there are some pretty cool project lasers. for a pretty reasonable price all through here guys. One of the other sources as I pointed out years ago and it's still today it's the same way. Guys, do you know anybody who does cash register repair and maintenance? Usually there's companies that's what they specialize in. Talk to the guys about getting the fractured or the supercharged or overheated or again defunct lasers that they're pulling out of the units. The things are so cheap that when they are at a given point if they power up and they stay active rather than flash, flash read, what happens is lasers have a tendency to distort. They will build up energy in the tube and they will warp so they go off target. What literally happens is they will move 15 degrees, 7 degrees, 8 degrees. It varies depending upon the distortion. and that means that they don't target properly. Also there are other problems that can take place. Well, you know, tell them you don't care what condition they're in. Ask them if you can have the lasers they're pulling out of those cash registers. It's a freebie and they're definitely worth picking up. We've got buckets of them. I mean, literally one of the guys works for one of the companies and they don't reprocess them. They chuck them over in a bucket and usually they just throw them out. Well, if you save them, and put them together. There's some fun stuff you can do and you've got all these inexpensive lasers with an inexpensive series of throwaway power supplies, you know, old AA batteries and such. And you can make what, you know, powers necessary and a complete throwaway package could do all kinds of fun stuff. You could create a laser duck foot, which is kind of neat for, again, crossing a field. And what it becomes is a laser mine. Remember that anything passes through that, it's no different from a flare overhead, guys. Anything splashes or moves across an area, it's going to reflect off it. Even with the planet's invisibility screen, it works that way. That's one cool thing about laser splashing anything, is you are going to get a signature of some kind. So, the cool part about that is these can be deployed, put in place, left behind. Hell, it can even be put up in unique places where the bad guys will be operating but can't be sure why you put it there. Remember, when they run into technology, they've got to ask themselves, why is this here? And then, paranoia sets in, which is always fun. That's when they run into the nail boards because they decide to change directions. Oops. And other things that go bump in the night. Oh, that had to hurt. Oh, that had to hurt too. Oh, boom! Oh, that one really hurt. So again, be creative. Remember, with cheap and inexpensive and throwaway, you can create an entire world that the paranoia of the bad guys really, really, really can't deal with it, guys. It's a lot of fun. So again, dealextreme.com. Go check out their lasers. But also, ask the guys that are doing repair at these stores. A lot of you guys work at grocery stores. Hey, what are you going to do with those? Oh, they're just chucking them. You know, that's no good. Can't do anything with it. They're diamond dozen. They're China sport. Oh, can I have them? Ah, sure. Go ahead. Here you go. Hey, I got a whole bucket of them if you want them. I got a few of them anyway. I'm going to throw them out today. Well, I'll take them. Thank you very much. And on with other things. See, so again, in passing, guys. Don, before we go any farther, and I don't want you to rush, If you would, take the time please and plug in everybody to your night vision technology. How can we get hold of you? What do you have available? And by the way, let's remind everybody again, there's been a price change, a price shift, right? Yes. Mostly that was in the first generation arena, you guys, with that first generation gun sight we've talked about for the last year. 308 capable, for more than a year now, but for the last year it's been available before that it was kind of back ordered. But that price went from $429 to $400. In the day and age when prices are marching onward and upward, I'm happy to say that hey, from $429 to $400, that sure bucks some of the, you know, trends. You're looking for a gun site that'll hold up on top of your M1, your FN FAL, your AR-10. Well, this will do the job. Manufacture says this will not fail from recoil. They'll guarantee that for two years. Another thing I like about the company, almost every generation tube in the world is made in Russia. There's no first generation American tubes anymore. There are none. It says made in Israel or this or that or made by Nite Owl or Hootenanny or whoever. Most everybody else warranties that. first generation Russian tube made in the same factory for a year. As my source warranties that first generation Russian tube made in the same factory for two. Now, if you want to talk about that first generation gun sight, my number is 231-796-458. I'll give you that again in a moment, but first generation gun sight will thumbscrew down onto a Weaver rail or a Picatinny, you know, 7 eighths or one inch respectively. half power. That CR123 battery has a movable, so you can actually leave it as remote 100 yard illuminator. And did I mention write your mailbox for $400? My number is 23179658. Again 2317968458. Now before we move away from lasers, it is a communications twos. I'd like to combine some of the thought lines, but first you can use whistles and bells and gongs and walkie-talkies and yelling really, really loud, really, really loud to direct things on a battlefield. Trained well, you might recognize that sweep of a green light over your head or that sweep of a red light and then a green light going the other way. There's just one, two, three different combinations of ways to deploy that laser for an instant in the air. and give everybody who might be not involved in strangling somebody, treating the opponent like Homer treats Bart, or stabbing somebody like a fighting scene in Private Ryan that they might see. And the different combinations. Now you can do that over a 100 yard battlefield. You can do that. Some of these lasers you guys and out in the deserts, you can do that. They're easily visible 50 miles away. Yeah. I was with someone I could mention the name but I'm not going to. I'm on top of a mountain out there in New Mexico. I'm going to say to him, how far away you think that mountain is? Top of the next. We're looking across the desert there and there's a mountain and the road goes up into the mountain. How far away you think the top of that road is? He said about 22 miles. I said I think it's about 40. It turned out to be 47. That's just line of sight. Sometimes you might not get a line of sight that's forty seven or fifty miles but a green laser and a red laser in the air for a moment when times, you know, look to the yeast at quarter after eight boy, son, friend, young soldier. See how that works? Put any moniker on there you want. But if you do this as schedule and well if it doesn't happen then it will happen at a particular time or if it doesn't happen on the even day at a certain time, it happens on the odd day at a different time, work out whatever you want. But you've got dots and dashes, there are greens and reds, you've got so many different ways to combine that. You can use a single laser. Now, there are people that are just pulling their hair out right now. I know I see you, I see you, I hear you. You're waving your hands, stomping your feet, I know. But you put that laser in the air and it nods to the north twice and then to the south once. Again, there are so many different ways. You can build your own code. Now, let's address that. The steam coming out of their ears is telling us that there is a laser guided missile coming our way right now because we are waving a laser around in the air. Well, we did talk about for an instant or a moment, didn't we? You know, the definition of a moment is 20 seconds. If you are in a battlefield waving a laser around continuously for 20 seconds and you're in one place. You're rapidly increasing your own personal threat because there are laser targeting devices these days. But when the laser is up for a quarter of a second, three times over a four second time. Again, we're not talking about transmitting the intelligence report by morris code hour by hour with a laser. See how that works eventually, you know, people are just going to gather around for the show wondering what the heck is going on there. A whole lot of things can be done with it if you use your imagination. And if you try not to point it at an airplane, your neighbor probably won't try to rat you out for $10,000. Hey Don. Hey Don. I was looking on your deal extreme when Marcus Don is about, by accident somebody's problem and they goofed at 20 of these, 30 of these, you know, by chance might be black. and by accident, if in your yard and shined up in those lights, it would be a lot easier to confuse somebody. Oh, you know, Mark, you have a thank you for bringing that up because we, Mark has addressed the thought that some of these things are so technical the way they fly that it's hardly even possible for a human to fly them. And if you hit them at night with a bright light, sometimes they just fall out of the sky. Well, I was thinking if you had like 30 bright lights, it's a whole lot easier than one little one. Do you see what I'm saying? Oh yeah, not the men's pack and the big cars. If you had a 20 or 30 on a panel and the guy standing in a door, you might confuse him a little too. Yeah. And if you put some of these out through the valley or through the woods, oh gee, if you did have any of those guided missiles, that would be maybe their camp. I mean if you sat when I shoot in the middle. Yeah, again, you guys are the only limited by your imagination. Well, yeah, like I said, a lot of people don't realize, well, what can I do? You could still be real, that light over there in that house, something just went, but you can, you can feed you, it's guy, even the total. Exactly. One of the things to remember, guys, is you, first of all, we, now this is one thing to remember, night vision, both natural and with even our low tech, remember, if we take advantage first of learning the basics and understanding how to, Minimize motion, maximize observation. This means we don't need to move around that much. We don't need to. Actually, what we need to do is understand how to make the tool that's in our toolbox work for us. Everybody, even if they don't have the technology, can still be assisting. In fact, let's remember that in military operations before, even with night vision, very, very dominant. You still have a percentage of people, at least now, I'm sure they've probably even changed this, so now they're going to be weaker than before. A percentage of the people do not have the technology attached. They may have it, but they don't have it on. There's a reason for this. Bidding upon the illumination on the battlefield that's going to take place, you don't want electronics or technology shutting down depending on how high the illumination level may be. Spotters are established, one with and one without. This is an old policy that worked quite well so that in the event there were problems with the technology or again, stuff falling overhead that creates a lot of the illumination or bright light, it doesn't confuse the security team the lpop so just something about there also conservation of energy we've only got so many batteries you're carrying uh... in the future we're going to be short supplies well the sad the uh... laser duck feet that's what i was talking about like you make make it a laser board it can distribute light uh... their cheapies they're so free of their so cheap it's ridiculous can be the low-tech real simple off-the-shelf junk Put it all together and set it up so it can be powered up and then one of the other things to take into consideration, look at these new ultra bright LED plates that they've come up with. You can go from laser or even enhanced laser along with white light illumination and use the lasers to create a tag system and then use the white light to illuminate the entire area for fire support. You know, nobody needs night vision. You don't necessarily need night vision if you've brightened up the sky to daylight effect for a period of time and everybody has a target. Especially since most of the clandestine weapons systems like to come in low. Well, low means susceptible to small arms fire. Just remember that guys, low means susceptible to small arms fire. Hey Mark. Go right ahead. is drift units because whoever just come into your area is really screwed up. If they got night vision, they're screwed up. If they got just regular walking into night, their methods, once that strobe starts going up, even eBay, you can get the L.E.D., like 48 L.E.D., and they screw them into a socket, small motorcycle battery, or a lawnmower battery, and set them up by things that area. It lights it a whole lot, but it's not daylight because it's infrared. But if you've got a first gen, little You know, you got them in a box. It's like a fish in toolbox. You just take it out and you set up like a kit. You just string it up to this area. Like I said, you can put that you want and then they can walk them through it like it's a plug of daylight and it's not good for them. Exactly. We are at the top, by the way, guys. We're going to take a break here. I think Ed's going to give us the music in the background in any moment now. I knew it was going to be there. Alright. Like magic! No, it's the clock. Anyway. Everybody stay where we are, but, Don, you gotta take off. I gotta go, Mark. Very good. Your number for night vision, please. Hey, that number's 231796. 8458231 796 8458 God bless the republic. Death to the new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the Empire is on the run. But we are on the march both day and night. Hoorah! And of course guys remember night vision technology. Don you've got it please give out your number a couple of times and close this. Hey first-generation gun sight right in your mailbox $400 my numbers two three one seven nine six eight four five eight again two three one seven nine six eight four five eight Thank you It's a tall, it was made in a little