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The ability to continue to function when everything else is offline. Well, it's been blue. It's been cool. It is a beautiful, well, that's right. It is a glorious, a certain day of the week, Don. So I'll tell you what, what's it like up in your neck of the woods? What is the day today? What's jumping off the wall up there, please? Well, Mark, it is the 26th day of February. Year of our Lord 2014. It's a day, you know, it just seems like on the 26th day of February, gas prices have to go up, but it is another day. It's cold outside. It's blustery. It's windy. And that mean old weather man, Mark, is telling us we're going to see the coldest night of the winter tonight. on this again, the 25th day of February. But that is a particular day. If you're looking at one of those old fashioned things that you hang on the wall, some call them calendars, you'd see that this day is the strike down the middle of the week. That just makes me want to encourage a bit of sound effects here. trusty 1911 in one hand, God bless John Moses Browning, and a magazine in the other between baby finger and index finger, I make the two one. The magazine is in the well and touch that slide release and oh my, the guns are getting ready to work now and I might even drop that magazine out because there's no one busting down the door and put another bullet in on top and push it down and push it back. Again, the magazine goes in the well and we can tell everybody it is a Weapons Wednesday. the perimeter and by my opinion mark the perimeter is not secure but you know what there's plenty more where that came from and that means we can offer equal opportunity coercive force i'll tell you what you know boy it is can use weapons wednesday the ability to continue to function whenever the gals is offline kids but you know did you see the pictures so the presidential palace everybody's doing we're going to skies and i just kind of went through here is like You know, protesters discovered treasure trove at home of ousted Ukrainian president, right? What did they expect? Well, yeah, it's the president of the company, so to speak, as it is. But I'm looking at this and it's like, let's see, the opulence of the house, right? Now, the guy did build it in the traditional Russian, you know, classic pattern, I guess would be the way, although it's, to me it's mostly Lowe's hardware. You've ever been to Lowe's, guys? I mean, recently. Hey, Eastern Europe, that stuff shines. Yeah, anywhere. I mean, anywhere it would. But you know, I've talked about this. Even Meyers 50 Acres had some really cool Victorian stuff a few years ago. It's all gone now. They've gone to some other clunk of junk. Hell, I don't think they have the furniture they had. No, it's all gone. But anyway, what's the best thing to me is, look at these pictures. Of course, they have to Let's see, the bathroom looks like Lowe's water fixtures in gold. Maybe they are real gold, maybe they're not. Who cares? It looks like a little C. That's their $78.95 special edition from Communist China. The house itself, the backyard from the downhill. It's a medium-sized mansion. We've got some McMansions down the road here that are about as big as... No, they're more than McMansions, but not much. There are a lot of people that are on the road here that are easily as big as this place that they're showing. There's a walkout back area, really neat, and lots of banisters. I don't know if it's wood. It looks like it's a log cabin almost to me is what it looks like. It's a daca, but in that respect it's more like the traditional rich Russian or Ukrainian daca. Then they show that he's got a toilet, a urinal, and a bidet. and once again, yeah they might be gold, then again they probably aren't. I doubt they're solid gold, they're probably just if they're anything they're either rhodium or plated, right? But did you see in the bathroom? They look so fancy! And then there's like a master dining area and it's like, okay, you're point. It's an appointed dining room. The chandelier you can buy at one of the other to-do places. China Sport, $395. Now it sounds like a lot. There might be a Fabergé egg or a cheap copy of a Fabergé egg. There's a porcelain parrot here. Looks like one I got my mom back in. I'm serious about this one. There's a porcelain parrot that looks just like the one I got with S&H green stamps. My mom, I got it for her back in 1964. I swear to God it's the same bird. Hey Mark, I'm serious. Go ahead, go ahead. Look at the pool tables worth about 200 grand. Those floors in the place, those park cave floors, probably a million dollars total for the whole house. Maybe. The marble. The guy, the guy, he, there's 40 million dollars sitting there, but he don't know how to name it. I don't know. I don't think he's- It's a con man. No, I can't go for this. Look at the way they angled the pictures on this place. They had to go from the baby grand piano. If I'm going to do a photo survey, I'm going to show you there's a baby grand piano, then I'm going to do a reverse shot. But what you're doing here, when you do a photo layout like this, you're trying to puff it up, right? And I agree, oh yeah, the floors, they're nice floors, but I hate to tell you, you see in this day and age, I want you to step back and look at this stuff and ask yourself, where do you think it came from? This is not like, wow, look at all of the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 chairs that look like they're all a duplicate of each other that are a little like settees, okay? They came from whatever Arabic outfit built them for $49.95 or $145.95. Look at that cheek, what? Look at that cheek, she had a table with all that crystal sitting on it. Look at that shear. That's how it's yanked. I know a guy who goes to the Philippines every year. Yeah, this is what I mean. He enters in the Philippines and he brings back hunks of wood. In fact, he brought back a very fine carved table and chairs and there are hours and hours and hours of carving that's so three-dimensional it's unbelievable. He gave about 400 bucks for it. Well, let me go a little farther here, guys, because this is where it gets bad. You see, they're trying to puff this up. And I'm sorry, that parrot might be an original something. but that parrot doesn't impress me. It's a ceramic parrot. It looks cool. There's a statuary on the other side. It's cool. And there's a bottle of wine in the middle of the show. Look, even at a bottle of wine! Okay, now, the next picture is a grand ballroom area where the grand piano is talking about. Guys, it's a white baby grand, okay? I hate to tell you, but looking at the manufacture of it, I've seen better at the average donation to the University of Michigan. Is it a whirlwind, sir? It could be a stymily way. I like it. Let's go back to the parrot, because I boned a beam. One of the people world-renowned for building I had a beam that was a hawk, a paragran falcon on a glove. I could buy that. I took it out the door many years ago for $1,000. I sold it later for $1,700. I'm like, you've got a good point there. Hold on. Let me go through this because I want everybody to go back through this with me here. Look at the baby grand. Look at the wood and look at the quality. I've done a lot of work. Everybody that's ever done carpentry work and a lot of work. This is a new building, number one. Nowadays, I'm going to tell you something. I would love to do it. I really would. If I had the money, I'd like to entertain Nancy with a a really ordinary place. I've always loved to do that. It's cheap to do ornate nowadays. There's a difference between if you go to a place where you've seen real hand carved and really rich. If you work with a lot of it, you get an eye for it. I'm telling you right now, this is really neat looking. They did a great job on the cheap. But this is not like, you know, old look at those steep old antiques. He was drenched in opulence. No, he wasn't. It's China sport. Are the moldings in the corners plastic? No, you can't tell, but it looks like this might say it's probably pressed board. It's wood, I guarantee it's wood, because over in Ukraine or in Russia you can buy the men to do the work for this. It's not like you're in the US. He only had two years to build it. He's only been president for a couple of years. The thing about it is that when they go to the pictures, it's like, look at the paintings he had. Well, they're all religious pictures. They're all laid out on the floor, right? And they're all traditional, you know, Orthodox imagery, right? Did you guys notice the two matching sets of armor on either side of the wall? Yes, of it. Okay, look at the quality of them. Now, it's not the ones you get over at the art fair, once a year for $29.95. These are a little more expensive, $129.95, you know, a burnage bottle. Certainly had two years though. Yeah, let's go down. The pool table. I'm looking at the pool table. Look at this pool room. Look at the pool table. The lights came from Lowe's. I'd say it's the equivalent to supplier. Guys, these people can buy from the same China Sport place everybody else does. This is kind of like if Hollywood puts a place together they want to burn down. This is what they do. In this case it's like somebody said, hey, I want it ornate. It's got to be gothic. It's got to be like gas light Europe. That's what most of this is. It's eight Ukrainian and Russian gas light Europe pulled off from. the China sport industry which you guys you can buy anything you can buy Victorian era stuff now there's only one thing that really impresses me as far as okay so we spent a little more money there's a really beautifully carved there's a globe that probably came from the Harry Potter collection for 29.95 the guys are like well yeah guys look at what look at their emphasizing this stuff and if you ask you all guys Do you get all this stuff in the mail that I do? Because I know you guys do out there. And I want to ask you, where have you seen all this? The thing that it's standing on, they're trying to go look at the luxuriousness of it. To be quite honest, it looks like it's one of, again, it's something that was made by Baluq. They brought it in from wherever it was. He said, hey, yeah, it looks great. Bring it here. I like it. It's ornate. There's a ship in a glass box next to it. Notice they didn't even photograph that. You want to know why? I got a good guess. Instead, they emphasized this thing. Look at all the luxuries. The globe looks like it came from the Harry Potter collection. But the mark is not just one of three mansions. He's got two more of those. Oh yeah, hold on here. Now then we go to the picture of the ship. Again, that was $339 from the Rhodes collection out of New York. It's made in communist China. It was still handmade. I mean, look at this stuff. Seriously. And they're making, oh my god, now there is another panel, but it's a baby grand Yamaha type. And then there's the opulence of this room. Now again, I'm challenging everybody. Look at the chairs, guys. Look at the chairs. And look at the most intricate part and the illusion is the deco lighting, the offset deco lighting above it, which creates a lot of your image. But the whole thing is like, I'm sure this was done on the cuff for a pretty good price. I think the most expensive item they've shown is the booze with this picture on it. Yeah, he was there to build us stuff. He only had a couple years, man. He was trying to beat the clock. But then here's the other thing they're trying to show. Look how terrible this is. Seriously, this is what they're doing. They've got all of the China wear and junk for the dining room laid out. Like, look at all this stuff he's got. Well, if you have a dining room and you're his head of state, guys, you don't want to see what we've got for the White House. You know what I mean? It's a stupid photography trying to get... Oh, these guys are dummies. Now, now we get to the part that's really... to me, I wouldn't even photograph, only because it's a National Pride thing. What was his car collection and motorcycle collection? Was it Porsches? Were they, you know, like, was he buying Corvettes? Was he back? No. All of his car collection are stinking Ukrainian cars from the past, guys. Look at it, the best picture they could take and the only picture they could take. Look at the cars in the pictures. It was a national pride thing. These guys wouldn't drive any of them. Well, here's the kicker. Now, here's the real fact that nobody wants to say. You see all those old cars in that picture? You'll find every one of them on the Ukrainian highway today, right now. Even though some of them were 20, 30, and 40 years old. But they're still, you know, like there's the Russian version of what looks like what was about a 51 Chevy. And then if you'll notice, there's a couple of, there's obviously the other ones, which by the way, most of the Americans don't know this, but those first three, the cream-colored one, there's two or three of them, those are Fiat's. They are the communist Russian Fiat because Fiat was running the Russian motor companies just like they are now taking over the American, communized American auto industry. Most of the plants at the bottom of Michigan here are now being run by the Italians. It's the same scam. However, then the show has got a whole collection of motorcycles. Yeah, what? How many? One, two, three, four, five. He's got five whole whopping motorcycles. By the way, did I say whoop? I might have given you that. Do you mean they're like, oh, what is that, Ducati's or what's the other one? They're nice. They're nice motorcycles. I've got plenty of friends who have seven or nine motorcycles. I do. I do. But then they show his bar, which it's like, let's see, there's one, two, three, four, five, six, eight goblets in the front here and showing another bar. Look at this. He had a little bar in the corner, the bastard. And then of course, that's like a yawn. And then there's the bathroom from another angle to make you go, bastard, he had another toilet. No, they reversed the picture, guys. Pay attention to what they were doing here. And it's the Immacula Laboratory. Do you know what's really disgusting? This guy had a clean bathroom. That is the most disgusting aspect of what they're really pissing about, that one. He's got a clean bathroom. But there are billionaires around the world that play laughing at him. Well, it's just the idea that it's It's ornate because here's the other thing. What about the curtains, guys? I'm going to tell you something. Right now we get catalogs every once in a while and all these curtains are in those catalogs. I mean, they're ornate. They really are. They're really beautiful. It's just like most places, you know, you wouldn't do it because you might have one or two windows you could do it. But the thing is that it's ornate. But it's not expensive or neat when you know what it actually costs. If you know where to look, it would still be expensive, but not that expensive. And as much as anything, all of these looms, you've got to remember, communist China got all this stuff, guys. It's not being made by some seamstress in the back end, hands sewn, and specially loomed, loom knocked by hand and custom ordered. I don't know how to throw that BS all out the window. This is all stuff that was made. It is very ornate. There is beautifully ornate. You can do this. That is what they did. That is what I see them doing. You don't see any of what you see are iconic paintings that are religious. You see overstuffed chairs that are opulent but nothing you can't buy. I mean seriously, you can't buy. There is nothing here I can see that you can't buy. Here's the thing about pianos, Steinways aren't that big a deal to haven't been for a long time guys. Unless that's a custom say an 80 year old Steinway or something like that, it's like it's a production Steinway. It doesn't look like anything fancy. I'm looking at the legs. They made sure they put casters underneath the legs and anybody noticed that? If you're really wealthy, you don't put casters under the legs. You don't care what you do to the carpet. You pay for someone to come and pick the piano up and head over there. If you're rich, you don't worry about it. But here's the thing, now I'm going to get down to the bad part they really should be embarrassed about. Number one, oh there is another dining room. It's ornate but again it's all, you can buy it over at Lowe's, okay, the whole place. They got an indoor swimming pool. What's the surprise there? It's not an Olympic pool. We've got wealthy stupid people with Olympic pools in their house. Plus that spa on the front. How many do you want? I get them for free. I can get three per week of free that are like those sauna tubs. The exact same one. How many do you want? The chairs in front are around. Look to be like Don Stead. Filipino bent wood with Filipino that could be Indonesian or Malaysian. Either one. There is a nice little rocker back there. It looks like it's made definitely in the Philippines. But then let's go down here because I wanted to get to this last couple pictures. Number one is the aquariums, little aquarium sitting area and I don't know where it is or what it is. Lavish lounge chairs are spalled in a detailed grotto. I love the verbiage with this stuff. The lavish lounge chairs are sprawled in a detailed grotto-like cave with an aquarium scene featuring exotic fish. Guys, it's about the size. Okay, it is neat. But it's about the size of two big screen flat screen televisions nowadays. In fact, if somebody's smart they could have really buffled somebody with some B.S. and done just exactly that. Oh look, they're live fish. Wait a minute, there was a fizzler. You mean they could have put mirrors next to it and doubled its height? Well, the thing about this is that it's like lavish. Everything is lavish. Nice wood. Okay, the chairs are an appointed leather and one's a smoking chair The other one's a settee again and there's a something in the foreground that they took out of the picture They don't really give you a good shot of but now now guys The most embarrassing thing for them to try and do a new one all over. Did you see the picture of the swords? Yeah, okay. Now. Do you tell me caller? Did you recognize all of them and where they came from? No, I didn't realize anything. He had a Bud K. Knife collection of their fantasy swords. I am telling you people, when Dimwits go, Lululun did you see the weapons collection he had? He's got a Bud K. Fantasy Dragon Samurai sword on the top. He's got a highly embellished, let's see, looks like a CSA cavalry saber below that. He's got a Knight Templar type or a, let's see, a medieval uh... let's see uh... now mayor said what that one will quite go it's uh... it's uh... ladies head uh... resort it might be the most intricate of much but it's not the uh... there's a a knockoff a brass knockoff of a uh... you of the union cavalry saber nine that might be just one of the general utility sabers from but k at the other ones a straight saber from but k but the one on the almost on the bottom should have been the dead giveaway the white saber Yeah, yeah, okay, but she's probably still making payments on it. The thing about it is, is like, okay, look at what he had! You could own all of these. What? You could own one of these. You mean, the caption didn't say, and he removed heads with these? Yeah, oh yeah, it's like, arms collect- let's see, here's what it says. Arms collections can be found throughout the home, hanging decoratively on the walls. Now this guy has the same attitude we have. Hey, it looks neat, I want it. None of these things cost more than, well let's put it this way, the space samurai sword right now at Bud K is running $79.95. That brass hanger sword, the Ukrainian people should be ashamed, well the propaganda should be ashamed for this photo essay. I am serious because the reason why I posted the article was because I was trying to show It's like it's cool, but it's more like a public Disneyland facility. The way it's set up is really cool. It's got, like I said, the agothic slash demi-victorian but in the Ukrainian vein, the Ukrainian construction. But like the draperies are opulent, but you can do that. You can do all of this. Any one of you listening could buy, there's not a single thing they're showing me here that you can't buy by going to the Lowe's catalog. Two or three of the other distributors out there that sell all this ornate stuff. See, remember about 10 years ago the Victorian thing came in big too. When that came in, some really neat stuff we haven't seen in this country for 100 years, well they had the communist Chinese make it. We didn't make it. They went over, found some slaves and said, I need to have a gaslight image. I want this stuff and this stuff and this stuff made. They designed it, mapped it out, went over and had the slaves build it. Now I'm going to warn everybody if you've got enough stuff you better hang on to it because you're not going to find a replacement for it and if you're down the road somebody's going to be looking for that you know it's going to be I guess Fox Fox gas light is what it'll be but it's gothic and this what this this has that feel it's it's rich it's it's here's the better term for it because it's really busy or it's intricate There's the term that fits. If you come in, it's like, man, this place looks cool. This is really neat. It could be Elvis' man cave. Yeah, it could be. It's nice. It's nice. I think it's all step above Elvis' place. But it's like some of the stuff they're showing to make me feel like, oh, that bastard. It's like, well, so what? So he bought a ceramic parrot, maybe paid a little more much than he should have. But I bought mine back in 1965 for my mom with three books of S&H green stamps. Remember this is just one of three Mark he had. This is just one of three. Remember when they did that with SNH Greenstamps, they always had three. Now I'm going to jog everybody's memory. When SNH Greenstamps, they had a white kitty cat. It was the mama kitty and she had two baby kitties. It was three pieces of porcelain you bought. They were painted but they were not super detailed. They were semi-caricature but obviously they were as close as you could get with conventional cast ceramic. They had another one which was three ducks. You had mama duck and you had the two baby ducks. Now I got the one I got the ducks for my mom for four books of S&H green stamps My sister got the kitty cats for my mom with with with four books of S&H green stamps These parrots cost more by themselves, but I'm telling you now here's the other thing though Remember what I just said they were made back in like 1964 or 65 guys You know, they're all going for stupid fortunes now Jim simply because they're a collector's item because they're 50 years old My mom sold the, I didn't know it, and I don't think she was thinking about when she got you, she sold a bunch of stuff. She had these forever. A couple of collectors came in before anybody else and they gave her top dollar for those kitty cats and top dollar for those ducks. That parrot, even though it's Americana, and granted the Americana copy may be a copy of this stupid parrot for all I know. But it's just the idea that we're not talking like, you know, he had four slaves hand paint that parrot one slave at a time until he died. But he had to use lead-based paint. See, they could have written up even more BS propaganda. Do you see this parrot? slave workers had to use lead-based paint and one brush stroke at a time. They didn't show a picture mark of a tree stump in the backyard where he used his sword on people? No, nothing like that. See that shit kid? The kicker about this is, was he the president? Is he in charge? Are we going down the street to the Jewish guy that's got the place twice the size and demanding that we carry his house down being a good communist? Everybody going to be a good communist right now? Seriously, if you find this place on the map, here's the kicker. I think Google satellite as far as real imagery. Find his place and then I challenge you to go down the street both ways. See, places like this aren't built on their own. You know what I mean guys? I'm just gonna point stuff out like this is what this is the you know, he's the bourgeoisie president he is so evil. Here give me some Marvotka I must swab it for my solid gold goblet. Did you see that? He was a bourgeoisie president he only had gold played the goblet. You know McMansions are like a bird you know they gather together. Let me suck on some more blintzes and also have some more goblet fish. We will rub this one in. Show them this armory of high tinsel quality swords from Bud K. Bud K. You gotta stamp it, you gotta stamp early in the morning to buy a sword from Bud K. Oh well, the thing is, okay, as long as you understand, it's like, you know, that's what I'm saying. It's like, anybody, if I were, well, let me be honest. We got a couple guys that have known them forever. This is what they sell at the gun shows. from from the different what's expensive night companies and white companies there is like you know the favor that they got there it'll kill you that you can't receive real kill you their competitor will kill you that are copy of the american straight to officers infantry sword there battle kill you even though the style of super future you know mostly done with uh... you know uh... club it's gets cast resin guys you know the future of samurai sword That's what's there. It's a cool little blade, but it's all stuff that it's not like he went through the arms makers and each one of these fiendishly evil looking swords was handcrafted by a merchant of death. who usually hand-tempered the blades by sticking them into the slaves after they were brought to full temperature to temper the metal with the salt of the blood of the victims. There are samurai swords out there that sell for a million plus. Oh, I know. No, actually we've covered that. Yeah, but they're real ones, not 30-sally one. There's not one here, I'm saying. I've dealt in this stuff before. I'm serious. I wouldn't be able to spot it. I'm just saying, the armor there is nice and it's upper armor. Right now you can buy those full suits of armor right there. There's a company. I even have right behind me. Hold on. I never throw away catalogs. Let me give you an example. Nancy knows what I'm talking about. It's like it's cool but it's not. Boy, this is a little Japanese store. You were the president of Ukraine. He is evil man. Here we go. Okay, here we go. Here's the company right now Museum replicas limited right this company's name down look them up on the internet. Do you want to look like a three musketeer? Seriously anything you want, you know all the Roman outfits Roman leather, you know, would you like to be Robin Hood? Would you I'm just is just one of several I get because if you get like get a bud key Here's a way to do this get go to bud K and tell them you want a catalog guys If you ask for a catalog, you're going to get a bunch of catalogs from the same company with items of the same venue as far as interest. You can be a Knight's Templar. You can be, let's go right through the list here, you can be a King John. You can be, let's see, oh, here's your armor, Teutonic Knight. Would you like to be an Oaklet Knight? Would you like to be? original armor, all the clothing, everything you can. Now I've got other catalogs right behind me here in the file that will give you all of them in the background. I like the opulent armor, okay, which by the way is in here. Hold on, I'm going to give you a quote on that armor. Oh, wait a minute, here's the statuary. The zorachial keel statue, okay. In the one scene in the background is a picture of a guy, looks like an angel holding a mace. Let me tell you what the price on that is. Oh, well I thought it would be more. It's $49. I thought it would be more. ...the Iranian president collected pop bottles to pay for that. I thought it would be more. It really did. It must be a market. Everybody wants to be like a rich American. No matter what you want. You have a rich, wealthy, western American kind of thingy. And don't worry, they also have steampunk. You know, guys, that's when it came to life. What would you like to be an Imperial officer from Star Wars? All the costumes, custom cut. Luke Skywalker's jacket with a medallion. Padmé's appointed gown. I'm trying to get to the armor here. All the steampunk stuff from the series, you know, the steampunk, the movie. Okay. The Spartan, the 300, etc. The fact of the matter is, and I understand why this is stuff that they are pushing out there, but oh that bastard! Okay, the most expensive statue running at about 12 to 20 inches tall is in resin and it looks to be bronze and they look really cool. Kind of like that guy behind the wheel in that one picture, the one image. Total cost, well between $39 and $89 will get you a really great looking statuary just like the one you see in the picture there. So you can make it, I mean seriously if you really wanted to do cool, you can do cool. Armor, okay here we go. Oh you know who else has the armor, forgive me. They're not the only ones. Their lowest end armor is just actually about the same grade as the ones you see in the picture there, $289 starting. Without cloth with cloth 300 340 some and then up but I know I've got it with Barack Obama He'd have told you you paid thirty nine thousand dollars and he would charge you for it and he said you a bill Well, my point is again, you know, this is an interesting subject because you know nowadays Bush was you know, this is the holdover from the world Well the average, you know, Ukrainian was making blah blah blah. Yeah, right whatever. You know what? Most of these people wouldn't even think twice about wanting any of what he's got. In fact, half would look at that and first, let me point out something. There's a couple things that most wouldn't know what to do with. Right next to the toilet, there's another thing there. What's it called? Boudet or whatever they call it. Yes, it's a boudet. Remember like this, like, what the hell is that other thing? He's got two toilets in his house. I don't have two toilets in my house. But if you go to any higher end, multi-star motel, you will find a bidet there. He's also got a urinal on the wall. Did you see how well appointed it was? The only thing that's really impressive is it's got marble like we have in every bathroom at the University of Michigan. By the way, see that marble there? All the older buildings, that's all that they ever were was marble, guys. Seriously. On this land, half the price of marble in the United States is transportation. Marble, the closer you get to the quarry, the cheaper it is. It was probably Italian marble. The toilet seats are very fancy. They are wood. They look like they are again from Lowe's Lumber. The only thing that would be unique is the little footies holding up the toilet seats because they are wall mounted. All that is is a support so that normally you don't get that if you go to a regular toilet. They don't have the foot leg down below. Since he did, it's gold appointed. Now that might be gold wash, but none of these things are solid gold. You know, don't rub too hard and don't clean too often. You know what I mean? That's all I've got to say about most of this stuff. It's neat, but it's... Well, what did you expect the president to have? A cabin? I mean, a cabin. You know, the idiot president we have just spent how many days? He said he couldn't go to the Olympics and spent, what, 17 days vacation time on our tax dollars. I guarantee in that 17 days, he probably spent about 30 times what it cost to build this house. That 17 days that pig in the outhouse who is only a temporary employee wasted 17 American taxpayer by dollars days while we spent God knows how much to move an army so that we could be because he is scared shitless of the idea that somebody might look at him cross the line. Seven second beep. Yeah, they are all cowards. The coward in the outhouse has to have an army around him and a next second 747 with a whole army behind him and he has got to have public relations. He has got food testers. Now let's talk about this. Because when I see this, it's like this is nice, but I've got people down the road here building houses this big that are around Ann Arbor, and Ann Arbor's a leftist community, guys. Seriously. I can do the same bourgeois thing. Ordinary Ukrainians were amazed to discover the riches that ousted president had amassed since coming to power. Did you see his bathroom? Look, he has the potato washer on the wall. I do not have a potato washer on the wall. You go from the kitchen over to his bathroom and you lift up that cover on the one in the wall, you pour your potatoes in, you pull the lever three or four times, and when you're done, they're all washed off of the dirt. And you can still take a pee while you're waiting for your potatoes to get washed off. It's pretty good, guys. I like the bathroom. I wish I had one. That's not the best one. He had a bathroom. Wait a minute. Here's the other way to look at it. You mean the president has a bathroom? He washes his own potatoes? That bastard! He's horrible! Yeah. Anyway, it is kind of neat though because it gives you an idea. It's like, well, this is a cool place. Is this the only place he had? See, that's the only thing I didn't get an answer on there. It was just one of 100 mansions he had. You know, Black and Blue are number 3. Yeah, he had three of them. It said, I heard on the news, but they chose this one for some reason. But what was interesting, Mark, was this is coming right behind the heels of the arrest of that el Chapo guy. And they did a big thing on his house, too. They shot all of his guns and all of his money and all of his crap in his house and they come up with this guy. This really is nothing new. A number of years ago I was going through the for sale books at Big Lots and I bought two or three of them. I sent one to my father. I've been telling Mark for like two or three years and I'm going to send him another one. It's a book on Adolf Hitler's house or houses. Mussolini's houses, that guy in Yugoslavia that was deposed, it even had a picture of Emmelda Marcos' shoes in there. So this is nothing new, something that the mainstream will exploit at their convenience. And even, Mark, the leverage they're trying to gain here on what one might call nickel and dime paraphernalia is rather funny. It's good to point this out. It's not like Excalibur was hanging on the wall and a real samurai sword was hanging on the wall. One with a bit of ivory in the handle instead of plastic and one that had drawn blood for like 900 years and documented. That's the ones that are worth a million dollars. Right. Well, actually, like I've said, just on the samurai swords, you're absolutely right. Guys, we've got a gentleman, a friend of mine that I've known for years, he comes over to the edge of Southfield, Michigan. He runs all over the country, but he goes to Japan constantly. They're not supposed to be buying them back, but they do. Everybody turns a blind eye to it, because they're not supposed to be going back to Japan, but they do. You used to see the ads in the Shotgun News, hey do you have a Samurai Sword? Well what they're looking for, again the basic rule is this, the less sophisticated the look of the blade, the older typically the blade is. That sounds weird, but that's a fact. A lot of times what they would do is those multi-generational blades that are three and four hundred years old, you will find that the guys in the Pacific picked them up. They were in bamboo transport tubes. It looks like it's a weapon sheath, but it's just plain bamboo. They did not use those blades unless they were going into ceremony or final battle. If they knew they were going to die, they might take the blade and put it onto what they call the working fixture. Then they would go to war with that and die with it. Typically it was for presentation because they had what was called a working blade. Now a working blade is a lesser blade. Usually those could be from any number of different families or as far as sword makers go. They were even modern made. They just weren't as fancy or intricate, but they were designed to be a combat blade. You beat the snout out of somebody, this one, and you save that working blade that's been around for hundreds and hundreds of years. The other one, the original working blade, because now it has lineage. He's paid $4.68. One last time we saw him, one of our friends here received a sword from a family member. The guy was in the Pacific. And as I told them, I said very carefully, you disassemble it, you'll find typically a piece of rice paper in the hilts under the suba. You'll find a piece of rice paper and it actually has the name of the owner because in many cases if they surrendered it, if they lived, They were hoping that they could recover it someday. You'll find if you have a real sword, if you disassemble it carefully, if you understand how to do it, and there are people who will instruct you on the internet. YouTube has all kinds of videos. We found that in two of the swords that I've seen in the last 40 years. The one case, the sword was properly identified and they paid $8,000 for that blade. It wasn't an old, old blade, but it was a family blade. At the beginning of the war, there were the numbers of samurai that were already in service. Saki was one. Saki didn't have a family sword. Sakhi was a poor samurai. Right. But he might have carried into battle when you see the pictures of the Japanese climbing into their planes and getting ready to attack Pearl Harbor. Many of them tucked a samurai sword, a sword, into the cockpit with them. A lot of the samurai swords, quote, samurai swords, were mass-produced in the beginning of the war in order that someone could, you know, carry a real sword into battle whether it was need or not, as example the guy in the airplane. Odds are he's not going to use that sword. It was very symbolic. But when you talk about Japanese swords, imagine somebody out there owns one of Billy the Kid's guns. Somebody out there owns the gun that killed Billy the Kid. Somebody out there, you guys, it's in a museum somewhere, the gun that killed Abraham Lincoln. So there's Bat Masterson's gun. There's all kinds of Wild West guns that have a historic history. This gun has 17 notches on it and many of them can be proven by front pages from the news of the time. Frank Smith shot Gordy down there the other day and Frank Smith carved another notch in his gun. The Japanese did the same thing. Over-recorded time, as example, an 800 or 900-year-old blade They may well have the first owner documented the three or seventeen or four hundred people he killed with it. That stayed in the family. It might not have done anything for two or three generations. Then it was called to service again. Every victory was documented by the man who welded that sword. There are Japanese swords with histories. I want to say intricate, but I know that doesn't mean this is permanent, this defining Those are the ones that are million dollar swords, and that's why they want them back. Exactly. The one thing I'll go to is, just like we're talking about swords, the car collection here. How do you think he got that car collection? Because they're making comments, for this guy who said he was for the poor people. Look at all this stuff he had. The car collection, if this is the best picture they could show, let me ask you something. Where did those cars come from? I don't see any car there that didn't come off of the Ukraine streets or that wasn't being driven on the Ukrainian highway at some point. There's maybe one of those as American. I can't get a good detailed shot, but if this is the best picture they could show, what it comes down to is, how do we collect cars? Well, let's see. I got my charger for $275 from a Chinaman who was a student who had to go back to China. Okay, my charger, $275.00. Yeah, and you know when I look at every one of these I'm thinking, okay, here's how this works. That car that's in the far corner, the Fiat, the Ukrainian Fiat, whatever the name is, it has a lot of lat, a little flat, a zog, a wag, a wig. There's probably one of every one of those in there too. A wig, a zog, a whatever, a zig-zit. It sounds impressive over there. Every one of those pulled off the road. It was a wreck. Not a wreck so much as a derelict. You hire somebody who does that here in the United States. Oh wait a minute! Jay Leno does that, doesn't he? Jay Leno has cars coming in. He finds stuff that's unique. It's not super exciting but he's building a collection. I see one, two, three, four, like I said, five, six bikes here. None of them are hyper antiques, all of them are old. But here's the kicker, when you look at stuff like this, understand behind the iron curtain, this is all stuff that was driving 20 years ago. Or even today you'll find them on the road. It's like they've been cleaned up. They look nice. It's the way that you make a collection. The first motorcycle, probably from the late 50s, early 60s. The second one, that one's older. That one possibly from the 40s. It's got a couple of bucket type, but real seats, not flat seats. The third looks to be an Italian crotch rocket from the 60s. The next one beyond that looks like a little more modern street rider from maybe the late 60s, early 70s. And there's something that looks like it's a Euro knockoff of trying to look like a Harley-Davidson. Then the cars, Fiat, Fiat, Fiat, and they're like, okay now they're classic cars because here's the other thing that's been happening. Most people when they could get new modern cars over there, start dumping the car they've been taking care of for thirty or forty years and throw them away now a lot of other people are still dirt poor enough that they went to the junkyard pulled that car out and are still driving it but there's nothing here like in that car collection realistically look at that it's like it well well he has all of those cars and we don't well you've been drinking vodka yeah You're boozing it up all the time? Well of course, I spend lots of money on vodka. Well that's where most of your money's going. It's like somebody complaining if they're boozing it up every night, watching, you know, going out, eating out every day. I don't have any money but you do. But it's not even that you have that really fancy a... It's like the chairs are appointed restauranteur chairs for the conference room. The stuff that's on there, I hate to tell you, the little teakwood thing off to the side and the slab piece of wood that looks like an ashtray. I have both of those. I'm looking at everything here, it's like, got that, got that, got that, got that, got that, got that. I got a big stack of dishes, you're gonna hate me. Big stack of dishes, look at all the dishes, look at all the glassware. My God, he's got glassware, the poor people could be eating all the glassware. Ah, stuff it, clowny. You know, if this is to again puff up, if you go down the street, I'll guarantee the one who's pushing this article, the slob who's pushing the money who bought for them bought this revolt, has got a house three times the size of this. And you know what he's hoping to do? He's hoping to grab a lot of this booty down the road and put it in his mansion so he can brag how everybody was stupid enough to go along with running this guy out and he's got all his goodies now. Look at my fancy antique armor. Yes, he paid $2.89 but now I can say that it was owned by the old president. I will make people pay $5.95 for it. I will be rich. Now you might have paid more for that armor because there are Smiths that do a better job, but just pick it apart. Look at the fixture and go to Lowe's and see if you can find it for the bathroom fixture. I'm pretty sure you can. Hey, we're getting close to the top of the hour here and I would say that sometimes while I'm doing the hour, sometimes I'll mention the television is on in case California falls or Florida sinks into the sea. Mr. Baker was in court today. I wasn't able to tell us after 6 o'clock that they came to some conclusions there, Mark. I'm going to be doing a video on that. And, of course, well, then the other thing is, well, they threw a bunch of paper out into the lake. Well, when you're abandoning a position, you either shred or you burn anything you can anyway. You don't leave anything behind if you've got time. So, throwing in the lake isn't your first best choice. And, by the way, it is winter, isn't it? Hey, that'd be a bit of a project. Maybe their water's open there, I don't know. I think it did. It looked like it was actually kind of open. Anyway, www.bakersgreenacres.com. dot com. We can't say that. He's killed a lot of pigs. Boy and girl pigs. It's what the farm does. Always remember that. The latest posting for the moment. There is one here for the 26th. and apparently did something with Infowars, so whatever you think of, I'm posting this because it's a great synopsis of the situation we're in with the state of Michigan and because the reporter puts it in perspective so well at the end, Mark's interview starts at about 15 minutes, about 15 minute Mark. That is posted but that is for today. That is not giving us any information about the court date today. We will find out more about that. There is a journ the hearing until next Wednesday, February 26. This is a precursor to the other court dates which we already have which are supposed to be next month. These are some other court dates that were brought forward. because the state is desperately trying to wheedle their way out because they don't want a ruling on the communist BS they're pushing. Well, the news reporter did say that they came to resolution today. That was the word I was looking for. And perhaps that might be good for Mr. Baker. Well, they already argued that they were, oh, we're not going to bother you because you're now in compliance. This is after costing the Bakers how much money. You know what I mean? So as far as I'm concerned, yes, suing them is the appropriate thing to do. In fact, suing the individual DNR people is what needs to be done. And they should be taken to the cleaners and taken for every piece of property they own. Because they were gleeful when we're all planning how they're going to kill him and burn down the farm and kill all the pigs. They were just going to have fun. Well then again that's what the Communists are good for, especially darn near Russian, the DNR. Anyway, we are at the top. Tell them your number for night vision please. Very good. God bless the Republic. Death is a new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. But we are on the march both day and night. 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