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We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land is free. and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The 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. 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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, keep the torch of freedom burning, as I awoke he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to 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? Dill the land of the f- Hook up! Come on, make your buddy smile in front of you. Green light, go, go, go good! Evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is... The evening intelligence report and my fellow paratrooper Well, this is Mark quirky and I'm Don betcher are here with you this evening on Liberty tree radio dot 4 mg calm well for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines and occupied territories west central east and south Remember, when we jump, we jump heavy people. We don't jump stripped down of equipment. We go in heavy because what we've got is all we've got. More on that in a minute. Well, you're listening to us on... LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, run AM and FM microstations, CB base stations, and alternate technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. Good evening slash afternoon to the Aleutians. We're on the homework network on an eastern seaboard, top of Maine, bottom of Florida, bottom of Florida across the ark of the Gulf of Mexico. Headed Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, Big chunk of Nebraska, over to Wyoming to include both 3rd, 5th, 5th, and our friends, the 7 sisters, along with the recall state of Colorado, the left coast where we have the state of Jefferson turning back to the east, which we sweep across the plains. leap over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi. If you don't think so, where the hell do you think all this water's going? Oh my goodness. Anyway, landing in the Smokies. Where the restaurant crew's grandma team's okay teams, and the Mavel Grandma Consortium are retired telecommunications workers, bring us the Golden Spike. And if you say, markets going to the Ohio, and then I would say, well, where do you think the Ohio goes? You notice there's a junction? There's a bridge down on the other end to the west part of the middle of the country there. Then Ohio comes down and goes where? Oh, M-I-S-S-I-S-I-P-P-I. Don, what's the date today, sir? The market is the 20th day of February. Year of our Lord, 2014. Let me see, Friday is the 21st, Saturday? Yeah, today is the 20th day of February, 2014. Beautiful day at work, it was cold, it got warm, it actually got above freezing, things are thawing. Pay attention if you have to drive. That's a true occurrence. the Midwest from Washington over to New York and on down into the Tennessee Kentucky area this evening. It's going to get cold, y'all. At any rate, 20th day of February. Now, Mark, let me just run with this for a little while, please. You guys, There's something that needs to be addressed here and we're going to throw a whole bunch. As a snowball goes downhill it gathers up all kinds of things. Bear with me on this and we're going to carry a whole lot of things through this little conversation here. Don, what's the date today? I think I got the date wrong twice this year, but I don't read it from the calendar and I do it from memory and from day to day in association with yesterday and the day before as example. Tomorrow is the 21st and the day after that, day after that, it's my birthday. Oh well, you know enough about me. I was born on Washington's birthday and I'll be 59 years old in a couple of days. You know enough about me that I got a call about it. I don't know if I told you about this, Mark. I got a call about a year and a half ago. Did I make a purchase over in Wisconsin someplace? Somebody had all of my pretty pertinent enough that they could walk into a hardware store and walk out with like $900 and some dollars on the credit card that they got immediately right there. I put an end to that, to the best of my ability. That person might still be walking around, but you know enough about me and if you dig up, you can find out enough about Mark. The internet is a wonderful thing. The point here, and you know there's more than one point here, the point here is you can find out enough and Donald will be 59 years old here in two days. If any of us goes that far, every breath is a gift from God. You've heard that said before. There are those that are going to say that, well, Don is doing this because time is gnawing at him. Perhaps that's true. In 59 years you can say, I earned every one of these gray hairs I've gotten. And we've talked, we've made the joke about when you're washing your face and you're washing your forehead and you're looking at the mirror and you feel your head's getting more and more level and it still feels like you're washing, you're going bald. We've made that joke too, that doesn't bother me, I'm still here. Now there's a lot in that, more to be based on it because... We fall victim to things and we see things that at times, particularly when we are young and impressionable, they say our brain isn't done forming and fully, truly growing until we're about 25, Mark. Some people it never stops. Some people never get to that. We don't have to address that. We're talking about the middle of the bell curve here, you and me. There was a guy that trained Bruce Lee. He said he won't train imbeciles. Those that are so super smart, the other complete into the scale, they know everything so they don't need any training. We're talking about you and me. We're talking about the center of the bell curve here. When I was a youngster, I actually saw it right in the movie, sitting in a car in a drive-in theater mark. We have used references from that movie, Easy Rider. And at the beginning of that movie Peter Fonda riding a real cool motorcycle when when you're 14 and you're and you're seeing those things on the big screen and sometimes out there on the road there goes a chopper. Wow, those things are really impressionable and cool and loud. When Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper get on their bikes and ride away, when the bikes first come out after they do the big, big drug deal and quit riding the dirt bikes, now they've got the choppers out and they get ready to go down this road. There's the sunrise and all of the symbolic things. and he reaches over and he looks at his wristwatch and he takes it off and he throws it on the ground. Wow! That was so cool at that time because later in the movie he says, man I'm hip about time. And it was as if he abandoned time at that time. It means nothing to me. Now, again, an impressionable 14-year-old. And we see this in so many other ways. I'm telling you one of the roots of the things that is the discussion of the moment for this very soul. But many of us just stumble through our whole life and I'm going to go to the dentist next week. And that's one thing I've been doing for like six weeks now. Before Friday's done, I'm going to make a dentist appointment because I've got to get this tooth taken care of. And you might even hear it. Sometimes I'm biting my cheek. That's no fun. And I could say my point. But now we're going to start to get a little more serious here. Because our time is limited here on this earth. And we are expected to do something with it, even if it's just, you know, nurture a family. That's an effort unto itself. That's something that is a lost art in America at the very least. Great portions of the rest of the world know about family. We don't have to elaborate on that. We've done that over the years. We've talked about vendetta. We don't have to elaborate on that. But let's go back to the main thread of this conversation, this presentation, this diatribe from Don. Because you know when you get older you start to realize things that you know throwing that watch on the ground doesn't make time irrelevant and Saying out loud I could give three three rats rear ends less about time Doesn't doesn't mean that it's not going by now We've addressed this before and there are a number of ways that many of us have been Disrupted by the other side and over long great portions of time for long It's been example on this hour somebody called up many years ago and said, well, I just got married, but we're not going to have any children. This was back in like 95 even before I was doing the hour, but I heard this and this was talked about. Marx mentioned it over the years. We're not going to have any children because there's a war coming. Well, if you do that, you're letting the other side take from you the things that you are meant to do, the reason God put you here. Why did you get married? I know you can talk about it. I don't even want to talk about that. But when you let the other side rob you of your time and your life, and as a single example, they have won. When you put something off like that for 10 or 15 years, sometimes you can never do it. We can talk about all kinds of things that the opportunity comes and the opportunity goes. Now we're going to shift gears a little bit here, but we're going to still run this same thread, this same thought line. Because you know this isn't like World War I where the war is waging right over there and why just 20 or 30 miles away? Depending on how rich you are you're sipping wine or you might even get in a one of those new fangled things a motor car and ride over there and and ride to the top of the hill and feel like you're living life on the edge because if you look over there with the fancy binoculars you can actually see the front and There's a real aerial plane and why there's a man up there and he's left. This is not World War I and this will not be World War II where your sons and daughters, where your sons get on troop ships or get into airplanes and go to other continents to wage war. Now we don't need to elaborate on that. That picture has been painted many times. We've talked about the carrier groups, we've talked about the Chinese submarines. You can look at all kinds of different places and find scenarios that address how those different actions or thought lines might play out. But let's go back to time. Because when we talk about World War I and we talk about World War II, Each, look at the Civil War, the American War of Northern Aggression, the war between the states. Look at the progression of war. Every war changes. The person who prepares to fight the last war will generally lose the next one. Now there are those that are saying, but Don, I've got all these bullets and we've been told the man with the rifle, that is still a basic truth. But now let's address this. The man with the rifle has to eat. The man with the rifle has to be able to... We've addressed all of these things, right? Mobility, communications, even the technologies, be it simple glass or night vision or other things. We've addressed the medical issues. We've addressed the spiritual side. Now, let's back up in the time a bit because that's what this is about. We have witnessed over, if you're 59 years old, if you're 49, if you're 39, if you're 20 years my junior, if you're about 18 years, Mark's junior. And you have been paying attention. You have not wasted your time. I have an example. I was 18 in 1973 and my number that year, I do believe, it was like 18 for the draft. They were shutting it down. I reflected on that. By the time I was double that, about 36. I could have been drafted and maybe gone to Vietnam and maybe never come back. About the time I was 36, saying, man, I've lived two lifetimes. You put another 18 on that and what do you have like 54 and I'm five years past that now I look at like three lifetimes That's a gift from God to see things this way because you start to appreciate things more But you know what? I really didn't start to do that till I was about 36 years old as just example to you Now with this in mind I do this to stress that the next war might not be anything like We have ever seen. And I do this out of speculation and I do this, I'll stand here and if you were all sitting here, right, if I was looking at you in an auditorium and I could look at every one of you in the eye, I say that with a bit of fear in there too. Why? Because the next war will be unlike anything we have ever seen. in its savagery, in its use of technology, in its numbers, in all kinds of ways. George Washington addressed this. Scripture addresses this. The other side tells us this is what they want. I want that to sink in. The other side tells us this is what they want. Now we have to understand that These are not the chains that they are forming that Patrick Henry talked about. Because a slave lives, even if it's in chains, I know that that thought line, I will not go quietly and you will not put chains on me. I understand that and live it wholeheartedly. Why do you think I sit here and talk to you now and why do you think Mark Kornke does? I understand that. But now understand this. If we choose to wait until the other side says, okay boys, this is it and we're going to start laying waste to you openly, we will have waited too long. Because if we wait until they think that, until they are certain that they're going to have their way with us, odds are that will happen. Because again, I remind you, there will be things we've talked about when the Humvee rolls up with the big satellite looking antenna on top of it. All attention needs to be directed to the new technology on the battlefield. We've addressed this before, haven't we? Now that's just a little local, what a sergeant or even a general might call a pinprick in the overall look of things. Because, well, learn about that new device. see of men and everyone else that was there. Can we afford to wait until the things that they forged for the little placardry man containers? You know, it was a while back, Mark, that there were truckloads of friends coming to Michigan. Did you know that those were three person each coffins? And they probably will not forge your name tag when they put you We cannot afford to wait because when the other side decides that if today's the day and we're going to move, many of us will be gone in the first sweep. Understand, and it took me a long time. I've even mentioned this in front of small crowds. I've talked about this on the air. I was raised in the church. I was steeped in modern Christianity. And that, until I was in fifth grade, was the bigger form of my life. If I came home, if I had a bloody nose or if I had a black eye because I was in a fight, I got a whipping because I was in a fight, no matter if I won or lost. Because I was supposed to turn the other cheek and I wasn't supposed to get in fights. It took me a while. Again, in fifth grade, someone gave me a book. Another fifth grade boy gave me a book. I've talked about that book on the earth. It wasn't even a Christian book. It was the book Samurai. That book made me look in other places about warriors who used their religion as a basis for their action. Now, we've talked about Scripture. We've talked about the comfort of a quote and the usefulness of a sword. trading your cloak for one. Everything is open to interpretation, this hour's interpretation. I have heard those that say, you need to be cautious there because that's all so symbolic. The words there, I don't think he talked a whole lot in parable more or symbolically than more people want to mix into it. But my point here is, and I've taken a lot of time, and that's the other thread that is in this. Because if we sit on our hands, if we allow them to continue along their progressive timeline, because we know about the letter that hung on the wall of the London Museum of Natural History, we know about that letter that described three wars that were brought to us by the New World Order, we know about that. And we, as described earlier, know that they wish to bring something upon us so horrific, so terrible, something we have never seen before, that all of humanity would wish to just surrender, just to bring that war to an end. Now, we can sit and we can let them bide their time until they are ready. But when they are ready, Look, let's do it like this because I don't want to take up all of your time here and just seem to be talking in circles. But there are so many different things that could bring this to a different conclusion. We sit on our hands and say, well, we're waiting for this or that attack. We're waiting for some justification to retaliate because, well, eventually they'll poke the bear. When they poke the right one, well, they'll get bit. We have a number of scenarios that are beyond our control even that would bring great turmoil onto the land. If, as an example, they, those in control, treated the current president like they treated President Kennedy, that would bring a civil war to this nation. Now, why would they want to do that? We've addressed this before. Because if we can get, if, as an example, we've talked about it in a historic type of way, The war of aggression, the war of northern aggression, the war between the states, the Civil War, was a situation on this continent where the federal government, over their time frame, brought us, you and me, our ancestors, to the point where we were killing each other. And that was rather handy for the federal government, and that was rather handy for the internationalists, for the damnable bankers. It was a delight for them. When you look at it like that, it was a delight for them. Now, let's go back to time. Because if we wait, the other side will have so much. We've talked about this in the sense that what happens to an army with no legs? If you choose to sit in one place long enough, there's that time thing again. Your opponent will mass enough until he is certain that he can overwhelm you. If you cannot move out of his way, you will be doomed. Now I don't want to sit here and sound like doom and gloom. That's not my point at all. Let's talk about the next wake-over. Let's talk about the next time somebody's brought to pavement with a knee on their back and a gun up between their shoulder blades and the cop looks around and looks back down and discharges the gun. There's going to come, here comes that word again, there's going to come a time when someone in that crowd is going to say, he's not going to go home. And we'll take away the rest of that man's time. We've addressed this before and perhaps this has happened. And the media's covered it up. It's about time. You know, we talked the other night about it's going to be soon illegal if they have their way to film the policeman doing anything. Now, if we allow that to happen, they'll take their time, here's that word again, as they beat you to death in front of your family. Mark, you bring a reference from a man who tried to interrupt his wife and his daughter from arguing in front of the theater and somebody called the police and the police came out and took their time while they beat that man to death, right there in front of his wife and his daughter. Rest of his time from him, didn't they? In an instant. going to come a time when the cop that gets out of the car and shoots the dog will not go home. He will not leave that vicinity. Now that's going to flare up and somebody's going to get it on film and the mainstream won't show it but it will be on the internet so much that the mainstream will have to address it with their own spin. If we take the time and we look, that's really what happened there. Instead of what they're telling us then we might have less The other side might have less time to prepare because more of us are getting ready and chomping at the bit and saying we will not allow that to happen next time. Now, we can think that Don is just going on and on and talking about time. But you know what? We've addressed this on this hour. What do you think? I'm going to invoke an old, old cliché here. I don't know how long ago this one. But what do you think, if it were possible? for George Washington to be spinning in his grave. He's been doing that for a long time. And that's just the guy that led a whole bunch of... Let's talk about time for a minute, because there are a whole bunch of people who think that, well, Don's wasting your time. No, no, no, I don't want you to think that. George Washington took seven years of his life and didn't go home. For seven years, he did not see Mount Vernon. Could you do that? Could you do one seventh of that? I don't go home for a year because of the war. But now we're talking about the future. Let's talk about right now. Because there are so many other ways, as of late, right up in front. We had Mary Pratt talking about this very subject I'm going to come up with here. And it's been talked about by other people on this hour. And it's been talked about, again, this side of the curtain. And it's been talked about behind the curtains, behind the scenes as of late. But you know what? The plastic machine gun parts. I'll address it just like that because the government will do it. If they choose to, you bought this and you bought that, you're buying the stuff to make a machine gun, that doesn't bother me anymore. That weighed on me for a while. Should we even talk about this? Because, well, people are going to be knocking at people's doors and it might not be friendly. But you know what? If we wait much longer... They'll come a time when they'll just bowl up something to your house and they won't even knock at your door. They'll just turn something on and flip a switch and everybody in the house will be just all dumb and stupid. Then they'll turn it off and they'll walk in and they'll ban everybody in the house. Now that's just Don's speculation there. Maybe they'll just microwave you or something. If we allow them the time to develop these weapons, they will deploy them on us. That's my point here. How long are we going to wait? Patrick Henry said that 240 years ago. Do we stand here and watch them forge the chains? Only this time it's not going to, we will not be slaves. We will just simply be dead. How much time you got when you're dead? Pushing up daisies doesn't sound like I can build a whole lot of freedom, does it? And I've run out past the bottom of the hour. I've taken up plenty of your time. Plenty of your time. Mark, you've said that so many times. I can't reach in my pocket and take out three minutes. I've taken half an hour of your time talking about time and talking about it's about time. And if there's 20,000 people listening, that's what, 10,000 hours. We have so much time invested in this, studying our freedom, that many of us have taken bunches of other time and filled out paperwork and thrown it at them. The other side throws it in the fire. The other side throws it in the fire. They laugh at us. They thumb their nose at us. They wipe their nose with it. And other things, they say, well, times have changed. That no longer matters. What time we did something about it? I could go on and on and seem to ramble about this, but you know what? Time waits for no man. There's another cliche. I think even that Mick Jagger fellow stole that. That's older than him. Time waits for no man. But if we wait for the other side, they will come up with something that almost exactly guarantee, you know, George Washington said that we were nigh on to defeat it. If we want to avoid that, we need to work things on our time basis, not theirs. If it's over the plastic machine guns, so be it. If it's over somebody spitting on the sidewalk, pardon me for being so rude, derating on the sidewalk, so be it. If they come to your door and you decide that I'm not going to put up with this today, God bless you. Hope you can get that news out rather than it be twisted by the mainstream media. Some crazy man had an argument with his family and we sent the police out and they killed everybody. Communication is the thing that's going to be key in this. Because if it starts someplace, I have no doubt it started here, it started there. We've talked about rows of black cars where everybody's just not going home that night. We've addressed that. So one might say that it started here and it started there but nobody knew about it. And because of that nobody else acted. And the moose still walks and the snake still slithers but no matter what uniform it wears. So you know, I would say shoulder to shoulder. Keep communications up to the point that everything is as if we are at war and you need to know what's going on from the man three men away from you and everyone in between. Because if you know three men away and he knows three men away and so on and so forth, see how that's shoulder to shoulder, isn't it? let anything that looks like a snake or a moose get too close without standing up, without turning on the camera, without letting other people know. Because it would be a shame to waste by the other side. It would be a shame to be the man that steps up and says, I won't allow this to happen in my door. And to just make every one of that team go away by his sheer determination and his righteousness. There's a word we don't hear a whole lot anymore, and he prevails. Now we've talked about that. We've addressed this. You crush the team at the door and you crush the team that's flanking the building and man you look through the window and everything's fine and you stick your head out and there's nobody up against the wall and you think I'm going to go out there and see what's in that squad car and you walk through the front door and you're about three paces toward that finding out what's in that trunk and the snipers kill you. We've addressed that before. We've talked about that. So again, tighten up. close the ranks. I would not want to hear seven years later that man you should have heard what they did to Frank three months before it really started. I've got the news clips right here you should see because it might sound like the tirade from an old man. But if I hear that it started at somebody's door, hooray because that man's efforts were not wasted. Understand that we have no time to waste. I was talking with Mark earlier in the day and I'll yield the floor in about 40 seconds, Mr. Kornke. There have been calls and we've talked about this in different ways and we'll get off and we'll tell you the joke about the two fish swimming along or we'll tell you about the cop that shoots the dog. But we need to get back to the fundamentals. We need to get back to the basics. We need to get back to the descriptions that are going to help you survive. So as an example, escape and evasion. We talk about that, whether it's on wheels or on foot. We need to talk about that. We need to talk about hurried ambush and ambush that is planned. We need to talk about nukes. We need to talk about, we need to get back to our core, to our roots. Because that is what is going to serve best. We've addressed this in so many different ways. The guy here or the guy there who will tell you that, no, as in the morning, and I'll close, I yield to you Mark, I know I told you a minute ago, I'll give you in 40 seconds. But we had a great compliment this morning you guys. Whether it went over your head or you don't listen to the morning hour or what, I don't do that, it went over your head. but whether you were listening to that incident or you caught it or what not. But we were talking, someone called in and was talking about another network. They said that, oh that guy on that network is really running the morning network down, you know the micro effect. And then someone else said, well nobody copies the guy in last place. Now understand that. Nobody copies the guy in last place. The only things that are going to be worthwhile here are getting you through to the other side or make all of your family that you can, everyone that you love, everyone in your unit, everyone in your rifle team, your squad, your platoon, everyone in your county that has any measure of patriot sense. or sense of community, or simply the sense that I know something is wrong and looked at you and said, even if it's just in the week before things are just about to explode, what do I, what can I do? Tell me, Mark, I yield the floor to you. You've been telling people in offering solutions for years, sir. I yield the floor to you. And we're in the same situation now, guys. Most important here is Again, organize your army equipment and train now. Be prepared to deal with the threat. I brought up this whole character that is yapping about using the gun grab on all of you out there in Connecticut. I want to point something out about what this guy said, which I think is kind of important to understand. because his agenda, he made a statement Don in part of this latest editorial. I think everybody needs to pay attention to it. Remember how we warned everybody? Well, guys, they're going to use the gun registration, etc., which we know. We knew this. But they were so blatant that they flat out have said they want to use the InstaCheck system, which you might recall when the InstaCheck system was put in place, that old technology that's now old. It was new technology then, now it's old because it's been around for a few years. Why, they're not keeping any of those records down. They're not. Nothing like that. Oh, by the way, they want to use the InstaCheck records to cross-reference the guns they want to go after to confiscate. What? No way! Well, where would they pull those records from, guys? Since they told us officially, Dom, that they don't have those records. Or they don't have those records. More proof that they lie. Who did have them? Who does have those records? Where are they going to pull them from? Oh, this goes over to another current argument about who should hold records, but the people who sold the gun. Your FFL dealer will keep the record. Now most people don't know that if he decides to close up shop, where do those records go Mark? All go to the ATF and of course that's the idea behind pressuring or trying to destroy FFLs. Under the law they can't collect them from the FFL dealer and in fact the old old old old FFL dealers have probably garages, we have warehouses full, storage points. full of documents. The interesting thing about this is that if you go through the comparative ways, the instant check system, of course, the why that it doesn't exist or that it's not going to be used for what those crazy people in the Patriot Movement are talking about, well, just like all the other weapons systems and the other nonsense that we've discussed, They have every intention of using the technology on the American people across the board, administrative or military. We've always told you that. For that reason, we need to be prepared to deal with it. The fascinating thing about this is that this is one of those, again, we told you so moments for the Patriot effort. because, well, guys, exactly what we told you they would propose, these screaming, raving, panty-waist, limp-dink, limp-wristed pieces of trash that make up the Communists in Connecticut. Well, that's exactly what they're proposing. One of them is this Dan Har character, who by the way pulled up his picture. Yeah, he looks like a poof-tuh. Anyway, at the very least, college panty-waist who's of course, you know, towing the line, literally, and sometimes towing a lot of other things for the party, you know, slash for the regime. But there's a fairly extensive piece, and I want everybody to read this because it's an I told you so. Dan Harr, Untold Thousand's Flout Gun Registration Law. Now, it's the original piece that Henry put up on Forbidden Ollie, or Forbidden Ollie, forgive me, from the Trenches World Report dot com. You have to go back to the scroll a little bit. There is another link to another story that is on the newspaper, the Corrant or Corrant, take your pick however you want to pronounce it. I don't care. I really care about a paper other than just to spell it right so you know who to look for when the time comes. But what is fascinating is again, well now that they decide that they are going to do this, what are they going to do when they cross reference everything? Oh, they're talking about, well, we can send out letters. Oh, but that's not what these characters are preaching. They're talking about going out and attacking the gun owners. In fact, they're frothing at the mouth about attacking the gun owners, guys. So we may not have to wait too much longer, but we had best be prepared to fight and fight effectively and understand the rules of engagement on this one. One of the things to beware, and there's a piece, and I commented on it, that's a piece on modern tech. One thing about modern tech is who's going to implement it, number one? Who will be prepared to use it or how will they use it and how well will they use it, number two? And again, how much is available? See, one of the problems with modern tech is most Americans don't know how many B2s we have. Right. Well, in this case, you know, again, a lot of the technology they think they're going to point at us, what they do is they always show you the worst case scenario, obviously, and typically computer graphics. There's this piece that basically said, if the usual is that we're doomed, oh, that's a wonderful idea. Please, can I have all the stuffing? Will you fall on your sword now and decide to die if you, you know, aren't going to put up a fight? The thing about it is that if you watch everything they're doing is on a basic PSYOPs 101. Well, they're going to have to see it. Well, I guess it's also reinforced in Hollywood. Let me point this out. CG, computer graphics. If you watch a World War I movie, every stinking German that's flying in the sky is flying a poker triplane. Have you noticed that, like with the latest movies done? But that is not true. Neither is it true for the other side where they show this whole squadron all flying the exact same aircraft and they're all up there, they're all new novices, but they're getting the latest and the greatest and only that and that's not how it worked on either side. That's BS right off the bat. Guys, if it flew and it was functioning still no matter how it went into battle, if you were a novice you weren't going to get one of the latest and greatest planes. You're going to get what they have available and it's going to be something probably as a lot of Patch Markson has been repainted more than a few times. Mark, didn't that guy fly in the red plane? I think he started as a gunner in the air. He wasn't a pilot. He graduated up to the Fokker Triplane because he became as notable a pilot as he was. But originally he flew an albatross. Actually, he flew before he flew the albatrosses. He flew one of the other less notorious, shall we say, mediocre fighters of the day, or at least average fighters of the day. Even before that, he was a gunner. He wasn't even a pilot. It was that move step by step through the process. Now, the same is true of what we're facing here. Oh my goodness, we've got BattleTech! Have you ever played BattleTech, guys? you know walking combat machines is really cool I mean there's a whole world. Mechwarrior, okay, and BattleTech. BattleTech originally was Game Board back in the 80s okay back actually late 70s. Just high-tech tanks. High-tech tanks you know and of course there are regular tanks and other stuff and it's really cool because it's like walking you know they're like the size of dinosaurs but they're very high-tech and you know there's a whole technology that keeps them in motion and you know etc and they're run by individual humans it's a cool video game well originally was a cool board game and there was all the information available and there was a whole library on the subject. When you were playing that board game you found out that if you killed the infantry around the single tank then you could kill the tank rather easily couldn't you? Exactly, actually they were called Toads. Toads are like little for the one alliance force for the one for the new gen forces coming in. They were called Toads. And yes, the idea is that they were tank riders. And there's variations on the theme of how they were employed on both sides or at least the whole premise being that old tech, battle tech was old tech. And they had a massive alliance breakup and everybody went their own ways and production facilities were destroyed. And so the big thing was just trying to find stuff that worked. And if you found an old armory cash somewhere, you were a rich and wealthy nation state. Well, the same is true right now because in fact it's true even with what we've seen with regard to movies. They always show you the same exact plane. Well, there's another reason. It's cheaper CG that way, guys. They don't have to maintain any coordination with, you know, like if they switch a scene to all the planes in the right place. More expensive CG they will. Average CG, they don't have to. If they have everybody on the same page and all looks the same, wow, man, and they just got their arses kicked and they had all those really super... Oh, that's not how it worked at all. If you survived in the older aircraft and you kept your wits about you, then progressively you graduated as your skill level, the sliding OJT mission statement thing, as you develop. Now, the same is true in modern warfare. Like I've been trying to explain to everybody out there, guys, psychological warfare. You don't see all the other weapons that are in service. You see a very narrow, propagandized image of everything that's going on. It always has to be the latest and the best. If it's our people, it's the latest and the best. If it's the other guys, whoever it is, they've got to pick the one guy that might be beat up. He's got a tooth missing. He might have a little extra weight or he's real death skinny. And there's all this psychological imagery involved with it, when in reality, Pretty much the other side's guy is just as well fed or just as well trained as you for the most part if it's a conventional war. If it's unconventional, it can be just as mixed a population as you have right now when you walk down the street in your own hometown. Okay? And it's quite a variety of people, but the imagery will always be with that beat up, tired, dull, all the finishes gone from the AK and the bright, shiny, latest guys with the latest helmets and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Really, how many have that? Well, everybody I see in the picture, so they must all be at the same level of no they're not. Hell, I'll be quite honest, even as we speak, guys, I've been telling you to go to govliquidation.com. You know, even as we speak when our troops don't have enough of what they need, they're sliding it out the back door and selling it. And for as long as I've ever been associated with anything I haven't done with the military, I've watched this over and over again. We never get it where it needs to be and the tech that should be in our hands is always put in a box and kept off to the side for two reasons either number one it really doesn't work, but they don't want you to know about it, but they'll keep propagandizing it in the media or number two It's so stinking expensive that even if it does work, they're afraid to pull the trigger. Oh, we'd spend money and I don't get to pocket the rest of this. It'll just jump change away from you taxpayers. Seriously, oh they might still on the books still still buy more but they never get to where the troops are See, this is the other part. So, some of the other things that are going on right now, where they're trying to mine-screw us, is again, the SuperTech. There's this whole video that Henry posted that, if you go way, way back through the scroll now, and I pointed out that it shows the Lunder weaponness and the SuperCon that and the smart grenade launcher. Well, it's kind of like the F-35. It's a really cool plane. What's been going on with that for the last couple of years now? You know what, we're going to start putting communist Chinese junk parts on the F-35 because it's already. It's so many billions of dollars. Oh yeah, they're going to openly do it. Because there's so many billions of dollars over budget and the thing doesn't work. It's a piss poor piece of equipment. Which by the way happens when you, you know, again, don't do any real bidding and you don't have any real competition anymore. It's what happens, guys. But they're already putting chump change Chinese junk on because they're trying to cut back on what is going to be a vast, massive, bloated, over budget POS. But don't worry, it will be fielded. Well, in theory, application may be another thing. Now, the same is true with regard to a lot of this other technology. If you watch most of it, they're all doing CG. Remember the announcement they made? And that's about the time this last week when this article was posted that Henry put up. the Iron Man suit. What they can do when they get the next one because they've already used the Iron Man suit and you find out that the suit they're pushing isn't the Iron Man suit. You know what I mean? In other words, what is the purpose behind doing that? It's like, you know, I'm to the point right now where I'm pretty well trashed out on Spider-Man. Have you noticed how many times have they rehashed the same stinking series with Spider-Man now? I mean, as in movies. They've got a new Spider-Man to replace the other Spider-Man to replace the other Spider-Man. More to real world nuts and bolts. How many of you are back from the sandbox and you went into mech? And I stood right there in a recruiting office while a recruiter told a young man, nothing in the world will beat an Abrams tank, Mark. And I talked about that that night on the air. Nothing in the world will beat an Abrams tank. And we've addressed that a couple of times over the years. Except for whatever the hell beat the shit out of the ones that are down there stacked up like cordless. Exactly! George in Alabama. So how many of you have heard that lie? And this goes right over to what Mark's addressing. Only this is nuts and bolts, real world. Yeah, what gets me is like, they're gonna have like superarmament, really, how does it work? Oh, I don't know, but they showed me a CG picture of it. And they do! When they were doing all this BS, it's, this is what it's gonna be like, really? Well, the real world might be very different. And you know what, I've thought about every time I see these idiots busting through the doors, the first time somebody pours boiling oil or boiling water on them, how are you going to get out of those clam shells fast enough? Break fluid. Yeah, break fluid. Break fluid doesn't start to boil until about 450 degrees. And just think about that, guys. Here's another mean one. And it would be the bottle type fire extinguishers. I got a bunch of these. You charge them up with fluid in them. And guys, poor man's fluid slash heated slash nastiness water projector, but it just poses down an area. Now I don't want to be in front of somebody trying to shoot me, but above and around or focused over an area with shower hoses, shower heads, or other technology. Once you start getting into the next phase, this is the kind of stuff you're going to do and they're just going to wish to God they weren't in their spiffy little Iron Man suit. But it's not just that, it's everything stacked up and it's all... I've got a pile right behind me, I'm just moving them, in fact I'm reorganizing my Popular Mechanics from back all the way back to the 20s to the present day. And I can show you every one of these stinking toys repeated over and over again and over and over again and over and over again and how next year you're going to have it and every... army and the world is going to be so awe inspired because of blah blah blah blah blah and then you look more like we've never built my favorite dad which we just saw last year was the rocket belt it'll be able to jump and leap but it's like it's a belt with a rocket on it you may be able to jump and leap but how are you gonna land It you know, I thought the blueberry I saw that I saw the movies and you just put four or five stories up as you're coming down and the applied energy Well, yeah, you get bow Oh, man Have you seen that leg go right through the top that the lower part of his leg went right to the top of his knee? Looks like a compound fracture. Well, I guess he won't be doing once more jump jet and again there He's a little more training. Yeah, I'm a little more training. Yeah, but yeah, he's out of the game. You know like the Japanese knee mortar. Yeah, I've trained with that. Yeah, it's it but it's not an e-mortar. Don't do that. Boom. Ah, too late. You see and that again gets back to the idea of Even if they have it how much can you deploy or how much will be deployed? Well, I saw six of them over there. That's all the six they've got Let me give you a little hint on that how many people know about the panzer five and the panzer six tanks made in 1938 and by the way during the battle for the lowlands They remember the panzer five and the panzer six should be as you would know when you look at a cursory history of World War two That's the Panther tank and then the King Tiger respectively guys Let me give you a little hint. Before that happened, they built and they put them out there in everybody's face. They were shown all over the world. They were shown in invading the lowlands. They had a little column of prototype heavy tanks that were the Panzer V's and Panzer VI's. And they were shown everywhere. And they were in everybody's newspapers. And they were in pictures all over the place. And this was an example of the massive tank that the Germans had in service. Looks nothing like what you're familiar with. In 1938, Mark, there was the ME 109, the BFME 109 something or other that went 400 miles an hour. The rest of the world said we don't have a fighter that fast and they were amazed at what the Luftwaffe had done. There was one of them. There was one. But it looked good. Yeah, look darn good. World record. And again, that's the whole idea behind what they're doing to America right now with a lot of this junk. Doesn't mean that they had technology out there. Let me give you an example. Don, the official release of this electronic super security gun is now out there. They're now offering one from Germany. Okay guys, this is to qualify under California's you know you got to have a electronic smart gun or you can't have a gun now that kind of handgun right and by the way it's a 22 and it's only gonna be like $1,400 And by the way, you have to wear a wristwatch and in order for you to get it to work, you have to punch in a pin number on the wristwatch before the gun will work. Now, have you ever paid attention to what they do? Show you about fast action with a pistol and what's required? A quick draw. Yeah, not the least of which it might be nice. I just find the Indian, forgive me, Russell, means. Yeah, that window's called clever. Yep, exactly. And by the way, all you got is a .22 on top of everything else, which I like .22s, but I'm sorry. You're paying $1,400 for what? Okay, just common sense here with Dictate. Are you crazy? But the kicker is this. No, you can hear me, right, Dad? Go ahead. No, I was going to say, the whole reason for the pin code, as we pointed out, it wouldn't take long for somebody to figure out for the biometric scan that all you need is a human glove of the person who owned the gun. Well, on top of that, the kicker is it's electronic, guys. I hope my enemy buys lots of these. How well do you think that's protected from microwave slash EMP? By the way, he's wearing a wrist watch. I don't think it's run by tubes. Yeah, he's wearing a wrist watch. It's all microcircuitry. The thing is grossly over complicated. I put a comment on the first smart pistol hits the shelves in California. I put a comment in there. There's an old Scotty saying, the more complicated the plumbing, the easier it is to bollocks up the drain, to plug up the drain. and that's exactly what you're looking at here and on top of that it's only a 22 and it's like yes but it's a 22 yes and it's $1,400. Do you know how many other weapons I can buy for $1,400? And notice I didn't say weapon and it won't be a 22 so you buy all those you get all those idiots on the other side to buy all of these that they can I don't have a problem with that at all I hope they do I think it's a wonderful thing And I think very quickly we'd be disassembling electronic locks if we ever capture them. The first thing you'd be doing, disassembling the system, reapplying, you know, again, a cam here or a spacer there, and it would be a conventional pistol very quickly without any problem. Unless it's electronically fired, if it is, then it's a waste of time anyway. Salvage the ammo, but if it's a specialized round, see, they're even saying it says it's the .22 caliber pistol, guys. But who says it's .22 long rifle? It doesn't say. So it might even be electronically fired in some BS round you got to pay $3 around for does anybody remember the drowned? Yeah, we brought that up. Oh, yeah It's like okay, I desperately try to come up with another solution. Oh, I know I'll make up a drowned instead of a round projectile. I'll make a drowned What do you think about that? Oh, hold on Okay, anyway for everybody out there. We are at the top man Break them down you use the powder and primer Yeah, exactly or at the very least put the fake pistol in the hand of a dummy that draws bullets Okay, it becomes a bullet magnet. So it's something to be a prop After you disassemble to make sure it can't be recaptured or reused on your number for night vision You'll be available in just a minute. It is two three one seven nine six eight four five eight And remember, donate to the Micro Effect, theemicroeffect.com, theemicroeffect.com. Guys, the commission is $1 for every month for a year, $12 if you can. But if you can only do a couple of dollars right now, do whatever you can. Donate to help the Micro Effect. We'll get that problem out of the way. God bless the Republic. Back to the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. 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