Thanks for listening to Live 365. Our valued supporters know us well for our large selection of musical genres at the click of a mouse. But did you know you can now take the music with you on your smartphone? Learn more at Live365.com slash smartphone. Live 365. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone. Your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. 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's 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 a tax 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 in debt. 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 won't 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'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Oh, 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, get the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he 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 him 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'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the land of the free? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Hernke. And I'm Don Butcher. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, southwest, east, and north. Well ladies and gentlemen you were listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com, we're on AM and FM micro stations, CB base stations, and Ultra Net technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska. We're on the hallmark network on the eastern seaboard from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida, from the bottom of Florida across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico. Headed Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska, whole bunch of Wyoming to include both the 35th bit and our friends in the recall state of Colorado. Waving the left coast where the state of Jefferson is the shining beacon of light out there, we turn back to the east, sweep across the plains, over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi, and land in the smoky slash the Blue Ridge where the restaurant crew's grandma teams, OK teams, in the Ma Bell Grandma Consortium, Of retired telecommunications workers, bring us the golden spike. Many hands make for light work a million in the Peddicoat Junction operators. The ability to continue to function when everything else is offline. Well, Don, it has been a beautiful gray wintry day. We've had a little dusting. We had clear this morning. Gray midday, still the wind shifting and sticking pretty much from the east. And that's usually bad Lake Erie, Michigan weather. We'll see what happens. What do you like up there and what's the date today, sir? On the 17th day of February, the year of our Lord 2014, I was walking with you earlier in the day and at that time I couldn't see from the front window to the road, which is about 20 yards. Now I look and I can barely see. Sometimes I mention that 67-yard range to the maximum sight line from a particular... I can barely see the trees out at the edge of that and it's snowing pretty good here. I let the dog... the dog likes to go outside after its evening consumption of a particular pile of dog food and it doesn't stay out there long. It's a long haired dog. It doesn't stay out there long in the winter. When I brought Back through the door mark today, the 17th day of February 2014, she had a quarter inch of snow on her. I put a little knit-like sweater on her and she had a quarter inch of snow on her in about two and a half minutes. So again, I mentioned 17 February and I have to exit stage south mark. Before we go, Don, your number for night vision and night vision technology. you're looking to leave me a message i'll get back with you uh... shoot up a flare i might see it in this limited visibility but leaving a message would be far more effective on the telephone my numbers two three one seven nine six eight four five eight again two three one seven nine six eight four thank you mark very good and again be careful on the road there all yet and i'd begin to get it i gotta go now thank you very much Everybody out there listening, why are you dealing with a stranger when you can deal with a friend? Give Donna a call if you're interested in night vision technology. That's where you need to go to get the job done. Now, this is interesting, how can they justify that? I have no idea. I'll have more on that in a minute. For everybody out there listening, it is of course Monday. We're into the first hour of the afternoon and a lot of the things that we covered this morning we want to kind of overlap with. But I would point out something I was curious about and it turns out that JGSales.com, www.jgsales.com, I mentioned the Arcus. pistols that were coming in back in the early eighties and lo and behold, Arcus slash the Bulgarian manufactured pistols are coming in in the 98 DAC or the 98 DA. Now the DAC apparently chopped by an inch or two. They're both $300 a piece, brand new in the box, two magazines. That is an average price. Again, but it's a good price, but there's a lot of other pistols out there of course right now. However, the pistol itself, brand new in the box, for $300, is a pretty reasonable trade there. And if you're looking to find out more, call JG Sales 928-9. four four five nine six five zero again that's nine two eight four four five nine six five zero and if you uh... check out the uh... page on the front of the page of the wherever you go to gg sales guys the everything jiggles up that's a feature item but it's there okay so you're gonna see it change location on the board so to speak every time you go back to the page a shuffle the product around which is not a problem anyway They've got some really interesting ideas here that have now come out which lend us towards some interesting concepts with the AK pistols that are out there guys. More on that in a minute. For everybody that's listening, again remember the Arcus pistol showed up in the late 70s early 80s. In its prototyping form, it was in most of the gun and survival magazines as a new and innovative idea, as much as anything because it was a new gun. It was something that we hadn't really seen on the market other than the Smith & Wesson Model 59 and the Browning Highpower. Again, from that window of activity forward, a number of staggered magazine, large capacity magazine pistols came into service, but the Arcus is still out there in one form or another. Both used although apparently sold out for the moment with Sarco but also available through JGSales.com. Brand new in the box with two magazines. Now whether or not I can still get more mags that would be the question and that's something to think about. However there's something else here that is now heavy on the front page of JGSales.com that everybody might want to just take a look at. Now what made me curious is there is a silhouette of a Krinckoff type AK, and sure enough it says U-Goze, Zastava PAP M92 PVB AK style pistol Krinckoff pattern with stabilizer brace. So apparently they're not calling this a shoulder stock, which would make it something other than a pistol, but this is a stabilizing brace, quote unquote. They've come up with that apparently slides on around the weapon, around the side of the trigger assembly, by the looks of it. They're running $120 if you buy them separate, but they're selling the whole weapon, they're selling the pistol in the Krinckoff pattern with the Krinckoff flash hider. along with the stabilizer for $529.95, which is kind of interesting because the other two shorties, well, no, actually there's one right there, the Ugo-Sestaba PAP-92s for $400. and they want, let's see, what was that price there on these things? The stock was right there, $120 for that, so yeah, it's about the same. And again, this is for the shorty, stubby, chubby AK slash Krinckoff variant, the way they've got it set up. The outline gives you an idea of where they're going with this quote unquote stock, you know, stabilizing brace for the AK style pistols, not calling it a shoulder stock. or an add-on stock or it's not bolted to the weapon etcetera but uh... it is something that's apparently uh... in and in between solution for the moment that is not not really uh... going to be pressed upon you when the time comes course the question would be one bat faggot see pictures or whatever they're gonna argue otherwise pictures that might you don't even have to be the a functional weapon or anything like that that's the propaganda they'll use for whatever bs are going to try and play with so interesting idea I don't really need the short-barreled AK for anything or the Kar-15 if I could help it they're out there use it as the pistol and patiently wait when the time comes on the back end of it and just put the shoulder stock or the buttstock right into place we're going to war and we're going to be shooting at people I don't think you're going to be too worried about what kind of weapon you're carrying at that point but right now you're better off just keeping the AK pistol looking like the AK pistol and be ready with a screw-on fixture or whatever configuration you want to put a standard AR15 collapsible or one of the variations that will fit on the butt of an AK. That's your best choice and if not, look at it and improvise. Figure out how to make it work. Really what you need is the bracket and that's something that's not that difficult to do. It's a matter of being creative and making sure it doesn't interrupt the action activity of the receiver. That's all you got to be thinking about. Again, $120, the SB47 stabilizing brace for the AK47 style pistols. They're back ordered, they don't even have any in stock right now. So, it's something to look at. You figure out how it works. The other thing about the Arcus is they do offer, like I said, the two slide sizes. The other thing that they're still offering for pretty reasonable price is the Ugo M77PSPAP in .308. Now, a lot of you that are looking at picking up a 308 light rifle, in this case an MBR, once a 308, the barrel length should at least be around 20 inches. This is 19.5, that's better than a 16 inch anything, so longer is better. Remember that with the Russian systems provided the barrel is threaded, Then you can add a basket, a long basket flash hider like you had that you'd find on the SVD sniper rifle. There actually are military produced variants of that that were made for night vision technology. The Polish versions, the Romanian and Bulgarian versions are all coming in right now. I've seen all three. Prices are up and down. Some of them are older, so they're trying to charge an arm and a leg because they're collectors, items, whatever. Try to find the cheapest for the mostest and remember that there are some after markets that were built by Tapco that will work just as well that are larger and longer and will effectively distribute the flash efficiently which is what you're looking for. Now look at muzzle compensation. I'm looking for a flash distribution. I want a flash hider on that dragon off. Anyway, we have a caller just to be safe and I'll wait for a minute. Okay, now. uh... brought this up earlier today amal man dot com to the chat room there for everybody amal man dot com amal man dot com amal man dot com and if you go there they've got a couple of things in i don't know what they still have a man to check this afternoon yet but they've got british three oh three ammunition stockwell still show that they have available on double check see what they got away if how many cases Maybe I can get it, maybe I can't. There we go. Anyways, Pre-V Partizan, brand new, fresh ammunition, 303 British, 150 grain ore, 180 grain softpoint. Now, there are 35 cases of 500 rounds in stock in the 150 grain. The difference is price. $435 for the 150 grain softpoint. $470 for the 180 grain. Now I'm going to put it to you this way. I prefer the 180 grain bullet. But if I was looking at having to restock 303 and I've got to buy brand new like this, go the 150 grain because you get more for less. And again, more is better right now. Seriously. There's only... Well, I was going to say, then you can turn around and go back and buy some of the 180 at 180 grains. There's only eight cases of the 303 Enfield ammunition, British Enfield ammo in the 180 grains. So it's about, what, five to one, six to one? No, no, it's not even that. What am I talking about? About four to one in terms of how much they have on the shelf. So the consideration is, again, most for the least. If your wallet is challenged, I'd go with the $435 a case. 150 grain. If you're looking for, again, topping off and going with a little heavier bullet for certain missions and you want that other bullet in the inventory, do a case of that after you've topped off with whatever else you have to bring your combat weight up to where it should be in terms of ammunition per rifle. The big thing is volume. The 150 grain bullet will do a good job. The 180 grain bullet, yep, 30 grains does make a big difference down on the delivery end. Both are soft point rounds. Neither one are bald. They're both soft point. That's good enough for what we're doing. But the big thing is it's 303 British. And it's brand new, preview partisans, Serbian manufactured, made for the Russians for the US, basically is what they're doing. It's coming in in force, it's boxer prime, non-corrosive, heat annealed case, ready for you to reload after you pull the trigger. Again, I would save my military ball for combat, I would hold back, and for now, if I was shooting anything, I'd be shooting the boxer prime, modern ammunition, and then reloading because I need to learn to reload. Yes, with the Enfield, you can do a cast lead bullet. It's not a problem. Same with the 8mm Mausers, same with any of the other weapons you have where you're using a bolt gun in most cases. The Nagat's the same way, 7.62x54R. Why not? Start working on making a fragile heavy bullet that is cast lead, a little more line of type, whatever else you got in there, or modern wheel weight. It's going to take a little higher temp to get it melted, but remember the stuff will go down range. It's just not going to be as pretty when it hits something. But it will be stable in flight and brittle when it hits, which is kind of mean because instead of holding the other, it's going to shard. This crystal structure by its nature will shard, turn into little cubes of lead that go in all kinds of strange directions if they hit anything hard. So anyway, amomand.com, amomand.com, amomand.com, that's amomand.com, 856-767. 8-8-3-5. Again, 8-5-6-7-6-7-8-8-3-5. That's 8-5-6-7-6-7-8-8-3-5. And that'll get you some 303 Brit. They also have some 32 ACP. I don't know how long that would last. He might even have already sold out. Let's find out for sure on that one. They show that they still have it. And if we're lucky, maybe they got some more in. Let's see what happened here. Now we've got seven cases in stock, 32 ACP. It's $445 for 1,000 rounds delivered. That's 1,000 rounds per case. It's gecko ammunition, 32 ACP ball round. Seven cases in stock, $445 per case delivered. So it's $445 for 1,000 rounds. If you figure out if that's worthwhile, if you've got a .32 ACP pistol or you've got a bunch of those in stock or in inventory, then take the time and turn them over to where they need to be so that they're on standby when the time comes and disperse the ammunition too. Don't leave it on one big pile. Put that in the .30 caliber cams and distribute a percentage where it needs to be. Let's see, what else do we have here? And a one and a two. the Now they do have something different here. Steel round 3 magazines delivered 105 rounds. I duplicate 2 to 2 3 magazines. Pack Yugoslavian surplus dash 30 round steel. Well, it's an okay price but it's not a great price although they are supposed to be apparently brand new. Anyway, nope the 45 mags have not come into stock there. I was hoping they had. I was going to give you a heads up. I know that one of our wholesalers who has been out of the 45 ACP mags, the GP1s, got a number in, a very small number in this last Friday, over the weekend from the wholesaler and he was cleaned out in about a day. In fact, I was going to try and see if one of our guys who was looking for 45 mags wanted to deal with that. By the time I got through to him, got back to the company during my travels today, It turns out that they were already gone. So if you do see any of the less expensive 45 ACP mags, typically they're going to be the Korean or Taiwanese. Most people don't realize there's a lot of Taiwanese mags that have come in over the years, and they are still available. So don't be surprised. I think I might have one other source. I'm looking to see about the jobber costs. Most people want to buy 20, 30 at a time. Or groups want to buy a bunch all in one big pile. Well, it would make more sense if everybody probably went together on these. I don't see anything that's jumping off the walls making me go wild. So again, if I do find it, I will let you know. if there's any thing that makes any sense. I'm not talking about spending top dollars. There's a bunch of other stuff that's out there that is available and that we can pretty well still afford but prices have been up and down and vary by the way too. So just shop around if you guys spot anything that looks like it's jumping off you know again is a great price pass it on to the rest of us. We'll do what we can. Now next Let's see what was the last thing hopefully we can still link up to here and I've got to try and find it real quick Apex gun parts that was the other one supplies while they're available guys or what's left I should say They still have the body armor undercover and the tactical armor available to a limited degree but Again, you're gonna have to call to find out what they have The quality of the stuff has been excellent. Some of the guys here just got a pile of the stuff in for one of their units. And every one of the vests virtually looks like it's new. If not new, close enough, you can't tell the difference. Excellent condition, definitely worth picking up. It's typical fed armor as far as they buy piles of the stuff in your tax dollars. Every so often they buy piles more and get rid of all the stuff they had. That's basically what's going on here. So there's you know again threat level to threat level 3 armor Pretty much most of what we've seen has been threat level to be and see so again pretty cool For the price about 30 to 40 dollars. You can't beat it depending on what is your buying the undercover armor Oh, and by the way, yes girls. They do have ladies upper torso body armor available. It has those special cleavage points that are so critical to make sure that they accommodate the ladies and definitely available they do have it in stock and the price is the best you're going to find in the country for body armor period i've looked at everything else everybody's offering they have the best price i don't know how long they're going to last apex gun parts dot com apex gun parts dot com seven one nine 481-2050. That's 719-481-2050. That's 719-481-2050. Then we'll go from there. Anyway, beyond that, oh yeah, all kinds of the cool stuff available. Two numbers to mention, I highly recommend if you're putting things together and you need spare parts, if you're looking for mags. We mentioned 303 British Enfield. Some of you people might have bought the Bren guns in 303 that are out there that were semi-auto. They've got 30 round mags for the Bren gun for $7. You buy a whole can, they're even cheaper. can't beat the price guys. Also, there's a couple companies that have this package deal. And I would point out that if they do, you might want to check $6 seems to be about the running price if you buy a dozen of those mags at a time. So if you have one of the Many different Bren guns, semi-autos, there's been three different producers of these now, at least that I know of, and maybe others, I'm not sure. But you're looking for the 303 ammunition, we gave you at least another solution. If you were looking for the mag cans, they're available through Apex and I'm pretty sure Centerfire Systems has some too. So again, CenterfireSystems.com and Apex Gun Parts. Kevlar, Ballistic Armor, the Tactical Vests, they also have the Chicken Plates, the Inserts guys. And again, if you go to their section for Tactical Gear, you'll eventually scroll through and you'll find that they have for $5 apiece. The chicken plates that go on the front inserts, now I'm going to tell you something. Many of you probably have vests. And many of you have a second trauma plate station in front of the primary vests. There's another sleeve, another pocket. You probably don't have anything in it because you couldn't afford it right away. Many people have done that. They figured they'd buy a piecemeal. Here's a way to have that extra protection real quick. Kevlar ballistic soft trauma panels, 5 inch by 8.5 inch. These are used. They're $5 a piece. And again, all of them that I've seen, I don't know, it says well used. I don't see where. In most cases, the white ones are virgin. I mean, it looks just like, you know, nothing touched them. Not even usually, usually get, obviously these are from the middle of the pile or whatever because usually there's some dust on some top ones and the gray ones at least have dust. but none so far that we've gotten. So again, they're different colors. When you call them, they'll tell you what they have available and if they even have color choices, I wouldn't care as long as the thing slides into that vest slot and that'll give you another piece of armor as a part of your center. Shot trauma protection. You can also put a plate in there anyway and still leave the other soft Kevlar there, guys, which is what I'd recommend doing anyway. If you get a hard plate, eventually can afford a hard plate. I wouldn't pull that other piece of armor out of there. I'd leave it right where it is. Put the plate right behind it. You've got soft, hard, soft. That's a plus plus. If you want hard, soft, soft, you can go that way too. And either way, you're going to be, again, slowing whatever is coming in down quite a bit, if not completely. And the extra armor upgrades you to level four, level three, C or D or level four, depending upon what you bought and what you got in the way of a trauma plate. So again, it's not for everybody, but definitely for those of you who might have body armor. We are at the bottom of the hour, I will say, I don't know if we're going to be doing any break this hour. We might be. But I will remind you also, guys, if you could please take the time to go to libertytreeradio.4mg.com. That's where we are as a people. We'll be back. We're here in Stellictum. We're here in Stellictum. Opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings. For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on public means for expanding its sphere of influence. Now an enemy from within wouldn't save us all again And deprive us of our rights in the Constitution Restore the Republic Wake up it's time to understand Restore the Republic We're losing our freedom in the land The willing from behind the scenes Controlling everything From the daily news we read To the politicians And they're pulling up financial strings More powerful than kings It's the central bank elites Bringing our destruction Restore the republic Wake up it's time to make us stand Restore the republic We have the people and we can Restore the Republic When Jerry leaves us to the flag Restore the Republic We gotta take the freedom back America arises Time to open up our eyes March back down the road to freedom If we look beyond the woods They'll take our rights away So we the people must defeat on me. I'm a public. Money till we choke. Shoving taxes down our throats. Bailing out banks we don't even hold. It's a ruination. They're invading our privacy. With high technology. Microchip in our IT. It's a combination. Restore the Republic. To say the least, well, Mark, it's only one day, yeah, I think it's still... So, as it is a reminder for everybody, we've got a lot of activity going on this next weekend. Michigan Militia Manufacturing Group, the M-Q, is going to be meeting to determine production, spec, and schedule for our 36 manufacturing guys. It's been 26 years in the making, but the first step in actual production with existing IMR powders and Winchester powder military standard ball ammunition standard ball projectile but Michigan militia manufacturing produced brass cases where we start from scratch we start with a plug and after enough stamping and enough sculpting guess what by the time we're done with the dies that we have We have the ability to produce 30 out 6 cases. Now we're going to be doing out 6 and then 308 probably for a short production run. We will also be sharing with 50 cal production, 50 caliber M2. The biggest problem with the 50 caliber M2 is again learning curve. Actually with all of this because while we have the machine ring we have a couple of companies that have been pissed off by the system and now are pretty well fed up. What's cool This gives us the ability to actually take the machinery, put it online, or plug in another part of what we need to do in order for us to be on the upward curve, especially with regard to brass production. Why 30 out of 6? Guys, because we've already had these particular sets, these The system sets in place for a long time. We've already had copies or been making copies directly off the original World War II tooling that was originally acquired back about 26 years ago now. It doesn't seem like it, but it has been 26 years. The 50 cal, what would happen is we went to look at the 30 out of 6, the 30 out of 6 was available, and then all of a sudden we found out that the 50 cal system was there too. This is a multi head, it will do 8 50 cal rounds simultaneously, kachunk, kachunk, kachunk, and just keep cranking stuff out, take so many steps and so much indexing. But for $8,000 more, we were able to pick up the 50 cal, and we did. So, the .50 cal is being copied also and we will be producing what are virtually virgin cases, new manufactured brass initially. We are going to be working also though with the same alloy plugs that were used during World War II for M2 alternate ball slash alloy case. So that's another one we're working on. technology. We don't have to invent anything guys, we just have to make it work with our people. We don't have to reinvent the wheel. The wheel is already built, so we put on a dozen different wagons. This is a matter of simply building now proficiency. We are also taking advantage of the massive amount of skilled labor. We have a lot of people who got peed on by the government screwing the jobs here, not just in Michigan, but all over the country. Tool and die, machinists, many individuals who are familiar with production. who have worked on a lot of different technologies over their decades of life's experience in manufacturing. Well, all of that is coming together and we're going to be going the next step here. So we are going to be doing both the complete cases. The next step after this will be that we should have 45 ACP is ready to go, but I don't know where we are in the project. We'll find out more about that this weekend at the meetings that are taking place. The big thing is the scheduling because we have powder. In phase one we'll be using existing powders to consume old inventory. In step two, or in the next phase, we will be producing one of three IMR powders in good quantity. These IMR powders are straightforward. We're not going to be looking at coming up into the 21st century. We already know what to do from the 19th and 20th century to get the job done. and newer isn't going to do us any good with regard to the processes if we can't make it with you know primitive or less than you know existing robotic technology we have the gray matter we've got the manpower we have the technology and for the information base we're ready to go on that and that actually been pretty well perfected for the last fifteen to twenty years uh... again will give you updates on that a little more actually after this weekend this weekend is going to be the scheduling and manpower coordination meeting that's going to finalize how we're going to be putting people into the sites to actually run the equipment and we need more than just the crew there to run it. We need the people that are going to be teaching people how to run it when we increase the number of lines or production. Very simple. In fact, as I pointed out before, and Hornady are still using, in many cases, World War I bullet machines. The stuff doesn't wear out as far as the basic machinery goes, guys. It will run until hell freezes over because it was grossly overbuilt, which is how you want to build things. Well, again, we're looking at World War II for the beta World War II. Actually, what it was was second wave arsenal manufacturing that was being done in mass. The idea was to strategically distribute our manufacturing across the country. In World War II, a lot of that stuff was put first into reserve, again into storage, progressively sold or given away to, in many cases, our enemies. Basically, our World War II manufacturing is what the Israelis stole and are running off from. run off from. Each of these respective countries basically got one or two of our arsenals at least and got the cream of the crop of our machinery. We have the older stuff. So anyway, again for everybody out there listening, it is again a heads up. But we'll know more about that. Again, we're going to be taking advantage of existing inventory. M2ball, also our armor piercing incendiary tracer, incendiary tracer, Both red and orange trace will also be built depending upon again which inventory of bullets are used some people again will be operating the machinery and providing the manpower and they will also receive the end product because that's their that's The benefit of being there and providing the raw materials You know, so that's that's one step. None other thing for our scrappers copper aluminum zinc and tin We're already pulling from certain sites. Some of them are literally moss covered now, but we know of certain locations we've been quiet about. Stuff has not been moved. It's already not in chip, but in chunk form. It's scrap tailings. That's going to be run over into our foundries, our micro foundries. The micro foundries will be producing the components. The micro foundries will provide the transport to the, again, to the stamping and striking sites where we're going to be sculpting the out six rounds. So that's another process down the road. Anyway, and it's already in motion, but it's just again, we're going to be needing to take all the stuff we've been saving up and starting to utilize it because we need to have everybody in the upswing with regard to experience, especially in production. So I just want to give you a heads up there. Also, remember guys, we can't slow down on reloading anybody and everybody out there needs to be prepared to be able to reload what they're shooting. The more that we cultivate that, the stronger we'll be in general. Bad guys are going to come after everything. They're going to make everything. Everything by the time you're done, even breathing, will be illegal. Breathing drinking water, eating, I don't care what the hell it is, they're going to make some controlled nut freak. He's going to be given some dunks hat and a special government badge to try and tell you what to do. So we're going to end up shooting our arse and it's not an if, it's just a when. When the time comes, the idea is to be on the up curve, not the trying to catch up curve. Get my drift. So, anything and everything you can do out there now is going to make the difference. And all of you need to pitch in in your respective theaters and your areas of expertise and develop more now. Bullet casting, bullet production, I don't care what it is, take your pick. Reloading technologies, reloading skills need to be perfected and developed. That's something you can do at your end. And we've got a lot of good people that will help you out. food production just as critical with all the things that are happening right now. In fact, more so. I was working yesterday on some of the stuff that we've actually been talking about. I've got to do a seed inventory still. But the tray is already mixing up our soil, looking to see if I can find volume purchase on stuff that's left over from last year, preferably damaged bags, things like that. You've got a lot of sources out there, guys, if you look. We can actually make a pretty good deal on such things. Okay. Mark. And we got a caller. Who do we have? Yeah, George from Texas. Go ahead. What do you got, George? Well, I get CDO's getting desperate when they're starting to say, we're building an American style town in Virginia to practice occupation. Mark, you talked about this 20 years ago. Then they say, well, DSA is now building, EDHS is now building a life a data base for all life in place. Like Mark, that's been going on forever. Right, that's all old news. It sounds like they're getting desperate. They're trying to intimidate the public. Well, it's funny that on the other hand, let's consider this. Before when we were talking about this, they were telling everybody we were crazy. Remember? That's the one they need to emphasize. Hey, this is all stuff the Patriot Movement has talked about for years. How is it all of a sudden you people have discovered this? You see and it's a little boy still it's in the control medium and yes where its fetal resist you'll be absorbed and by the way They're all wearing black uniforms remember what I said American barrel about the black uniform and several silver black helicopters ha ha ha really and Every time that they have a black helicopter in a picture if you'll notice in anything that they do They fizz they puzzle it out guys have you noticed a pixelate over the image? If you watch the stuff that was done, you can tell when it's the first release video on YouTube, if it was something from years ago, or if it was done during the post, like say, Ruby Ridge or Waco attacks, if you pay attention, like at Ruby Ridge, all the choppers that were black choppers, when they showed the one picture where a couple of them were coming in and landing, it's an overhead shot actually from another chopper. The chopper off to the left, they pixelated so it's got a fog. Where'd the fog come from? Well, what they're trying to do is block the idea. It's a colored picture of a black helicopter. There are no black helicopters. That's just crazy. Well, and again, what was the purpose? Jet black helicopters don't fly better than any other color. They were trying to terrorize the population. The black uniform serves the same purpose, to terrorize the population. And that's why each one of these full operations is buying into this more and more. So that should tell you something right there. The interesting thing about the city, if you were at George, and I've been pointing this out through this last couple of days, the original piece that was done on that was done in England. And to try and politicize it to make it politically correct, they made the comment that, oh, and they built this, they even put a mosque on the site. It's like, guys, there's no mosque there. There's a standard American brick and stone church there that's right out of downtown Schmidlapville, USA that you'll find by the thousands across this country. There's no stinking mosque there. There's an American Christian church there. They're practicing to kill Americans in Christian churches. They're practicing to kill Americans at firefighting stations. They're practicing to kill Americans in schools. They are going to be practicing to kill Americans on mock-ups of American streets. But there is no mosque there. That is what is really fascinating about that BS is the way they tried to twist that. But I would point out, here is what is cool. If you watch the piece that was done in the British News Service, every still picture they showed of the church, they cut the steeple off. Which I think was really goofy and really poor political correctness if you ask me. Classic yellow journalism. The problem is George then they do a drive through on video where they show them the town, they kill Americans, practice to kill Americans town. Well I'm sure they have a whole warehouse full of the no hesitation, kill pregnant women and moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas, so what's along with kids. It's what the feds are good for. Well the thing is if you pay attention to the background you'll see that exact same building with the Christian steeple on it. There ain't no doubt what it is. There ain't no mosque. It's a Christian church. They are planning on killing Christian America. That's the agenda. The queers that run the system plan on killing America. It's just the very nature. It's what the beasts are all about. Go ahead. Mark, you know the thing is I'm really starting to see it's just a typical cop out of some people on our side as well. Like, if the general public will just wake up, and Mark, I really think they underestimate the public. in a lot of ways. A lot of people are actually, everybody's pretty well got up to speed. The problem is what level of denial a percentage are at and the rest, well, who do you think is buying all this ammunition? I had a laugh when they made the comment, there's only a few people buying all the what, the billions of rounds of ammunition, the 12 million plus weapons. Let's say that I think they topped 13 or 14 mil. That's just a request. That's not really counting the actual number of weapons. That's just counting the number of authorizations for the instant checks of the Israelis and the Brits could put all of our names on a list over there. That's who's putting names on a list. Then they bring them back over here. That's how they play the scam when they say, we don't keep that information. No, no. Foreign countries do. And that way you can lie to all of us and think you're getting away with it. But nobody's fooled by that either. Most people who are doing it don't care. I mean, the attitude I've heard from everybody is like, what difference does it make? Are they going to be coming after gun owners? My name's on something. How many times have I heard that just in the last couple weeks? It's like I don't care, my name is already on so much stuff, they're going to come try and kill me anyway better than me them first. You know, me doing them first. And so that's really part of where they got a big big problem here because if nothing else, if everybody just takes the attitude to shoot one and then make their weapons disappear, if everybody out there listening with a gun did that, they don't have enough black uniform moves to go around. The wrecking machine for lack of operatives would grind to a halt. It just simply wouldn't exist. And you don't play fair. Never play fair, people. Shoot them in the arse, shoot them in the back, shoot them in the head. I don't care how you do it, but that's how you do it if you're going to try and win. You're not going to be kind to them. They plan on kicking in the door at four in the morning and all they're going to do all this rousity stuff and it's like really? Well, okay. So you might get away with that for a few minutes. And then after, in fact, let me give you an example of one of our policies. How about this for a Russian dead hand? George, first time anything happens in your area where they're attacking a group of patriots, guys, start calling into the area and ask locals what they think about the house-to-house gun confiscation. What yeah, they're doing househouse gun confiscation. I understand they're heading your neighborhood next. What do you think about that? This is you know Channel 4 news You know, we understand you know, they've been executing people in their front yards that surrender their guns We got it on film here. We're gonna show it at about we're gonna show the evening news You want to put a kabosh to all this guys? That's what you do. You don't do this Oh my goodness, I'm not no start calling up and asking everybody they think about the househouse search and seizure and Gun confiscations down the road from you and you call in using the computer you can call into the peripheral area guys it would all roll by itself somebody would fire somebody up and the thing would kick off and it's what needs to happen. Well, Mark, I got a good news. My brother won his case in Wisconsin and the city has to pay his legal fees. Bring everybody up to speed with that, George. Don't just say that in the blue. Okay, explain what happened to your brother. Go ahead, explain to everybody. Well, he found out that that the sandbag thing and the woman who with the I forget what she had but she she won her case too because they found out there was no law or no ordinance prohibiting them doing it. It was just a- So you're still being benevolent. Don't- hey stop. Remember you've got an audience here some people don't even know what your brother did. What happened? Why stop and bring everybody up to speed? Go ahead. Well my brother uh just saw like raise money to buy his daughter's Christmas gift. He was selling sandbags for uh for cars that were uh to keep him from fish channeling on the road. The police department bought a bunch of stand bags and then they came back and so like charged him for it. My brother had to go to court and everything and he found there was no law or no ordinance for this to go to court and the city had to be forced to pay the legal fees and everything because he had to get a lawyer. Very good. It's not the city, but it's the police department has to pay the legal fees. They're like $6,000 or so. My brother gets to keep the money from his sandbags and the police don't get away with anything. The woman who was selling, I don't know if she'd get what she was selling, but she won too because the same thing. There was no ordinance or no law prohibiting him for selling anything or engaging in free enterprise. He even found out that the garage The garage sale permit was not illegal because they were making them buy permits to have garage sales in the summer and spring months. So that was struck down too. I'd say my brother won and he was so happy. Very good. Now again for everybody out there, the idea is that by asserting oneself, the bad guys of course aren't very happy. They are wasting $6,000 worth of taxpayers' money. But which kind of does take a chunk out of the old program there with regard to stacking up more for the retirement. Of course, it doesn't come out of the retirement. They were going to put more money in the judge's pocket, the prosecutor's pocket, and the coffers for the cop shop after they did what they did with regard to dealing with your brother and other individuals and benefiting from whatever that person was doing. What's fascinating to me is that This has been something that over the years it's happened repeatedly over and over and over again They'll wait till they got whatever they wanted and then they turn right around and stick the old executive letter opener right between your shoulder blades Which is why we warn everybody about dealing with these parasites to begin with and there it's been so consistent that there's it's just it's Expected it's not like you're surprised. You know, we're not shocked. It's like yeah, that's the kind of creatures you're dealing with that's the kind of parasites you've got in the system and The only cool thing is, again, going into court, the process in and of itself, the judge had to be somewhat honest. Maybe he had a good day, maybe he was drunk up. Let's hope he was drunk up and happy. Maybe he had already made enough money for the week and he decided to actually be somewhat tolerant. Who knows? However, it worked out, the bottom line is that he actually had to deal with what obviously was an issue of good law, as they call it. In other words, your brother was in good standing and so was the other woman, and the characters just felt they could write up and have their way. My brother did follow his advice. He brought all his friends with him, which was about 30 plus people. I told him, I said, make them all bring up. Manel pads with pens. Yep, notepads, pens, and I'll tell you what, if you watch resale shops, You see those large, they look like oversized briefcases, which they are. They're legal briefcases. You'll see the lawyers all carrying them typically if they've got a bunch of cases. It's a rolling, it's a carryable filing cabinet, that's what it comes down to. And I've got a couple of them. But the thing is, whenever you're going into court, you bring that tool with you. That's part of the many trappings of the legal system that they recognize. And it's kind of fun to see how they take note of detail. They notice that. And I've had this happen time again where somebody's assumed that I'm a lawyer. The lawyers assume that you're a lawyer, which I think is most entertaining. So it's like one of the things taken into consideration there is being armed with the proper tools. But especially, they don't like it when everybody's taking notes and paying attention. Because we're not supposed to be that bright. We're supposed to be, like I said this morning, they think of us as herd animals. They think of us as barely having the ability to even observe 60% of our surroundings at best, and they consider that sharp and dangerous. But imagine if you're actually walking in as an adult with your eyes wide open, and you treat them, and you treat the situation as a battlefield like we said. You know, the Irwin Rommel School of Law, the court is the battlefield, the judge and enemy general, the prosecutor and enemy officer, your lawyer and enemy spy. And as long as you do that going in, you won't be having any shock or surprise when the time comes. Go ahead, George, anything else? Well, you know, I gave it to Henry on the work for the trenches. I see it starting to happen in some of the little small towns. I heard one of the cops that beat up that guy Kelly in Fullerton, I heard the people in Denny's ran him out of Denny's. They didn't want to do physical. That's not a small area by the way either. That area is actually an extension of, you know, it's a little suburb arrangement where it's non-stop track malls and you know, the Mexican motif, the hacienda motif for a lot of the construction in the area. What's interesting is that still obviously each one has their own community standing. And more and more you're going to see this as people are going to get tired of and are going to deal with it themselves. I'm just waiting for the time and then they're going to make us all try to think we need to shed alligator tears. Someone's just going to walk up and put a bullet in them and it's going to be like, well, what's your surprise? And they won't do it in such a way where they'll even expose themselves. It's just going to happen more and more. Once that, I think it's already happened. It's like the large shootouts where the one guy shoots and kills and wounds like a dozen or so cops. Those were stories that were in the news until they realized, oh, we can't do this anymore. Part of it, I think, is because we talked about it on the air. Seriously, guys, because the bad guys are listening. It's like I just pointed out common sense. If people initially in step one, they're going to get disgusted. Step two, people are going to still be thoroughly disgusted because the characters are going to be as arrogant as they've always been. Well, until one bar and grill plays them and also at the diner and the bar and grill in another place, they stop serving the cops because the cops are running off their business. Right, well, eventually they'll start harassing people. If they want them in what they'll do, they'll pee in the pool and pee in people's faces. And a lot of people just do what it is that drives people away. Gun shops are the same way. I've watched Gun Shop after Gun Shop where the characters were arrogant and the cops are like, well, we like you. Only to find out that eventually nobody else shows up because they were always harassing or they'd always puff up when the regular customers are around. Well, the cops only buy so much. And after a while they pee in the pool to the point where there's no customers and they're not buying anything more than they normally would from the store and the guy goes out of business. I can show you five, I can show you locations of five stores like that right around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Michigan. And each one of them was the same thing. They plopped their hours down, they drove all the customers away, eventually had a great sale on all the stuff that was left. We're the top god bless the republic. That's the new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the Empire is on the run. And we're at a mark, day and night. Whoah! Whoah! Pass the top. We'll be back just a little bit guys. Y'all stay where you are. And second our intel report afternoon coming up right here. HempUSA.org urges everyone to plan ahead for possible food shortages in the future. We offer this dense nutrient-storeable food directly from the farm to your door. 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