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For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave is to still the land of the free and good evil Gentlemen, this is the evening intelligence report. I'm Mark Hernke. And I'm Don Bechter. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both and behind the lines in occupied territories west, southwest, east, and north. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you were listening to us on... LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, Ronnie, M&F at Microstations, CB Baystations, and UltraNet Technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. We're on the Hallmark Network on Eastern Seaboard, top of Maine, bottom of Florida, bottom of Florida, North Coast, North Coast, Gulf of Mexico, head of Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, Big Junk, Nebraska, a whole bunch of Wyoming to include both 3rd, 5th, Pitt, and our friends, the nine sisters on the left side of the state. Along with the recall state of Colorado waiting for the left coast, we turn back to the east, sweep across the plains, leap over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi, land in the Smoky slash the Blue Ridge. Well, the restaurant crews, Grandma teams, OK teams, and Ma Bell, Grandma Consortium out of Cleveland, Ohio, and the surrounding area, all under snow, just like we are. Only worse and colder. Well, it's a beautiful cold winter day evening now. We're past sunset by quite a bit. No temperatures going down, but no snowfalls. We can't really complain there because of it. Don, what's it like in your neck of the woods? And what is this date today, sir? Well, Mark, chronologically I will answer those questions. It's cold. Did I mention that it's cold? In fact, I reach over here to my handy dandy 220 degree thermometer. It's automotive. And I hold it up to the light so I can read it just right and as accurately as possible. And arm lengths from where I sit all the way over there in the corner of the trailer, 57 degrees. And that's inside. on this the 25th day of February, year of our Lord, 2014. Did I mention it's cold? We'll probably see good portions of the northern states the coldest night we've seen so far this winter. I'll tell you to brace yourself down to Tennessee and Kentucky also and perhaps even deeper into the old south. But it is a particular day, Mark, and we talked earlier about that stripe on the calendar so we can run right to this. pick up the mag and insert it in the 1911 and slide release. Now we can tell everybody it's Weapons Wednesday. The perimeter is and? You know, when it comes to 1911 and ammunition, there's plenty more where that came from. And that means we can offer equal opportunity, course, or force. Do we have a caller? Just to be safe. Okay. Somebody there. I'd like to, if we don't have a caller coming up, Star 6 will unmute you. Hello, George from Texas. Where do you got going, George? Have you heard about that? About that arctic, this Muslim training camp in Texas? Right, it's been spreading around in different locations. What's going on with that? Well, I'll have to tell you this. I live so close to it, Mark, I could throw a rock at it. Yeah? Start taking pictures. No, I'm not quite taking pictures yet. But I know where it's at. I'm just saying I'm on the road parallel to County Road 3. I'm one of the roads that run parallel. alongside trailers and this is a training compound of the you know hyper important to the okay uh... who owns the property anybody check Well, that's what I was saying. Find out which government agency or which Israeli operation owns the property. Or if it's a shield company. Yeah, that's the most common. If it's an ADL safe house, you know, slash turned into a fake, you know, like a story, guys, you won't get a name off it. We had that happen with the guy that was the supposed maino that was the bank robber here in Dexter when they did all the stuff to attack me and the boys were in the car. Our people did all the background on the guy and we traced it to a massage safe house in a closed gated community up in the middle of the state and even the realtors couldn't get the name, which by the way is on the Plat maps guys, Well, that was restricted. You don't need to know who owns that house and that location, whose name it's in. Well, wait a minute. Supposedly, this character lives there. Well, he may live there, but he's not the one who fronted the money for the place. Well, Mark, we don't see hardly any traffic on Highway 3. It's a remote road. All you've got is ranches out there. So it's easier to take pictures of the people that are coming and going. Right. It's easy to keep an eye on. Well, my point is first of all, get a plat map and find out if everything is on the up and up, anybody could do this, who is the property registered to? There's somebody paying taxes on it. Don't you have property taxes or something down there for whatever? Yet. Well, then the plat map, go to the township and say, hi, how you doing? Hey, who owns this chunk of property at this address? Can I get a plat map? Because you know what's really funny is here's the thing. Sometimes they'll charge for it, whatever a copy costs, because it's a big sheet. But depending on your area, it might be a couple of sheets. Sometimes it's a big book. Yeah, because you're a pretty big state. So the districts and the blocks for the coverage are going to be fairly large. But it literally has your name printed right on it, guys. I mean, each section has your name. Whoever, it'll say LLC, Schmidlach Corporation, Limited Liability Corporation, LLC. If it's you and your wife, it will say your name and then at all. Yeah, so you can't figure, there's no problem figuring out who owns it, first of all. But if no name shows up or it's some off the wall corporation that really looks strange, well that gives you a premise. That gives you a basis for following through. Okay, what is this company name? Who owns it? Where is it? It's registered somewhere. So then you have a search to do to find out who the company is that owns the property. Or a corporation or a trust or again, whatever it is. That's what you need to do, George. You know the location. I trail cam. And, you know, since obviously they have a vast amount of money in the two trailers that they moved in, or that were already there, are the center of the universe for the training terrorist training facility, the Israeli training facility, where the Mossad personnel operate. Then we get the gunshots every night, late at night. Well, I would check it out then. Well, you're in Texas. Come on. It's like you're in Michigan. we got gunshots going on all the way for the people who are shooting pigs you know yet we well yeah them while they were approaching on the farm again well you know the thing is we actually i i should mention that this weekend finally after all these months we finally had a little bit of small arms fire in the area where i expected to be we've got shooting to the south will shooting to the west and sold small amount of gunfire to the north It's a waysway, I know where it is, but it's interesting somebody finally found enough money to scrape enough money together to actually get back out on the range a little bit. It's no different anywhere else. You're in Texas, so if somebody's shooting down there and they've got a big chunk of real estate and you're out in ranch country. Well, I would do a property check on the plat. Then if you get a company name, I do start doing the company search. And when you get to where you find out it's Bloomberg, Blatt, Steenenkowen, that will tell you who's actually run the scam. Well, like I said, a U.S. government will not designate this group as a terrorist organization. They may not even... Well, there's a reason for that. It's like when the dancing Iraqis... Oh, wait a minute. The dancing Arab... Oh, wait a minute. No, they were dancing Israelis that look like Arabs. We're on those vans. They didn't want to go after them either, remember? And as everybody should recall, it was identified that not only were they Israelis that were on the van that were dressed as Arabs, but the original bomb plot, where they came from and the place where the business is centered out of, is where the original bomb plot came from for the World Trade Center the first time around, run by the same Israelis. So, when you find stuff like this, remember the ADL slash its militant arm and other elements of the Mossad that the ADL support all through the country for clandestine operations against the American people, they're all over the place. We track bunches of them. It's not hard to do once again. Find certain locations and then watch the traffic and be patient. and pay attention to who's coming from where and what license plates cross-reference from the synagogue or from the ADL offices over to other sites where a lot of cars seem to congregate. It's not hard to do. And in this case, again, if there's somebody coming and going, which there should be, the more remote it is, the less likely there's a bus stopping in front of the property, isn't there? Yes. So it's got to be a car or truck or whatever. But don't be surprised. They look very Middle Eastern. Yeah, Israeli Middle Eastern. Okay, remember it's just like the Elohim City, which was supposed to be a supposed white supremacist operation. Well, when everybody did the background on it, turns out there were a whole bunch of Israelis operating out of the site. And remember, Strasmayer was an Israeli national with a German passport and German papers. I mean, duh. I mean duh. I mean duh. I mean duh. Well, duh, something. So just keep that in mind. If it's in your neck of the woods, just be patient. Do you think you're going to come across the fields after you? I don't know. That goes along with your latest camouflage. Don't worry, they'll be wearing Bernoucios and wearing the proper headgear and accoutrements and carrying the traditional AK over their head. Riding the wild pigs across the field toward your house. That'd be a sight to see. Mark, it was a really Muslim, a lot of Muslims out there training. When we hear a 430 in the morning, them saying their prayers. That's what it is. I think I'm joking about a lot of stuff, but this is the kind of BS they've pulled for years. When you find a site like this, the cool thing is you'll find out typically it's not who everybody thinks it is. But the good thing is you've got somebody right there where you are, you can fill in the blanks for us. So we need some groundwork done. First, the plant map. Then, if it's a company, well, give us the name of the company. Everybody will start searching for it. I'd be willing to bet it's probably either in a firm or off. Black and Steen's Bagels Incorporated or Black and Steen Bagels LLC, Limited Liability Corporation. I am telling you. What's really cool, if it's any kind of administrative filing where they have a company with a corp, an ink, or a trust around it, the cool thing is it's a public domain document. We can get hold of it. So in order for them to get it, you have to have a public filing for whatever these institutions are. So that will give you names again. That gives you at least somebody, which in many cases, to be quite honest with what they do, they actually do double trusts and triple trusts. You'll know it's a real show operation if it has a double trust or a triple trust and or a double corp or a triple corp. In other words, you find one corp, then you track that corp down and it goes to another corp and they're all just cardboard boxes. They're hoping people quit looking. Yeah, exactly. Then that's always Mossad or the Alphabet Soup Agency. Mossad typically, because they lead the Alphabet Soup Agency around by their gonads. They pull them around by their weenie. Buy a trail cam, George. Yeah, that's another one put it across the road. Just make sure it's camouflaged. Don't get orange one. Yeah. Well, I'm gonna have to practice my exfiltrate infiltration exfiltration if it's necessary. Nah, I wouldn't get too close. Don't get too close. You're a lot cleaner and deeper than your life. The road is free travel. That's all you need. Don't do anything else and you don't need to be photographing what's on site. You can look at them from above if you want to. You know that there are many different satellite services and the very thing that you're doing the satellite, well, government does too. So, what's the big deal there? Well, like I say, if I do Google Earth now and I see a part of the... Right, well that's usually an indication that something's wrong right there. Because if it's blurred, I mean part of it's focused, part of it isn't. Well, what happened? Did the camera go bad that day? No, usually it's because they pixelated something for a reason, so that's a flag right there. See how that works? See, that's the basic rule. Let me put it this way. I used to do that with mapping. You know how you could tell where government institutions were before we had satellites and computers that we could free access? Do you know how we found all of them here in Michigan? Want to guess? Standard geological and geodetic survey mapping. You want to know why? Most everything was upgraded to more detailed scale maps in the 50s. What's interesting is there are whole sections of the state of Michigan with the public access geological survey maps where you simply couldn't get up-to-date copies. In fact, the most recent or up-to-date copy you could get was from between 1955 and 1957. Also, it was in a less detailed scale. What's interesting is there was no excuse for it, but what it did do is confirm and eventually we were able to ID all of the underground complexes here, every one of them, every one of the more extensive ones, especially the more sophisticated ones, by the fact that this was a great way for them to deflect people from getting detail or even thinking about finding any additional details or them having to update. They simply refused to. They did not update the topo maps for the areas. Now, in one case it was a massive underground telecommunications and underground drive-in hub that's got, we don't know how many stories, but what's cool is once you know where to look, then you start looking for the Yagi and the directional antennas which were above ground out in the middle of nowhere where there's no buildings above ground anyplace. Hint, hint, hint. You know, we did this all in the 90s with everybody out in the air. In fact, had people call in and we explained to them how to hunt this stuff down. For everybody out there listening, it's not that hard. Today with Google Map, here's what's cool. Number one is you do a survey of your area. This is really clear. I can zoom right in and I can actually tell that the guy in the backyard has got blue jeans and a t-shirt on. That's really great reception. That satellite is fantastic. You scroll it over a little bit. You scroll it over and you box grid. Start with your neighborhood. Then go to another neighborhood. In fact, you can go block by block through your area. Now you'll find that you get really phenomenal imagery. I mean, my God, I can tell the color of the guy's car and I can even almost tell you, depending on the angle and the light, what color his license plate is. I can't read the license plate, but I can tell you that it's light or dark. Okay? But all of a sudden, I slide it over and I slide it over and I start another neighborhood and there's a foggy area. Wow! Was there rain on the lens of the satellite that day? Well, we have a market in space. Oh, that's right. These are satellite space imagery. So there isn't any changing the optics. What did you switch over to the 10 millimeter lens from the 28 millimeter lens? And things got a little fuzzy that day because they had a special robot monkey up there that was polishing the more effective lens system. Is that what was going on? No. What's happening is you'll slide past that area. Look at this. The imagery is perfect again. Now, why is that? So now I go laterally across the screen and I find a fuzzy area. Now I go north and south, so to speak, from the top of the screen to the bottom of the screen. It's clear, it's clear, it's clear, it's clear, it's clear, it's fuzzy! Fuzzy again, wait a minute, it starts in this area right here. Now let's check the grid coordinate on this cross reference set to a grid. There's either a road or something I can use as a benchmark. Now I mark that on my little paper map. I go farther south and it's fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy. Oh look, it cleared up again. Now the interesting thing is when you see this happening in all these satellite surveys, what's amazing is that it doesn't make any sense because it's not really any place important. I mean, in theory. Now it doesn't mean that every place is like that because there are some critical places where the logic is people won't look or won't become curious because it's kind of like in your face, hidden in plain sight. But even there what you also watch for is let's see I'm scrolling along and green image green image green image green image green with Snow White Wow, that's kind of outdated green image. Although the green image might be from two years ago three years ago. We don't know speaking about dated Google my house you'll see a pole barn out there next to the pole barn you'll see a like a You know a trailer that's tugged on what do they call it a fifth wheel that fifth wheel hasn't been here since 2006 yep That's how we death the thing. Next thing I was going to bring up is when you question an area to date it plus or minus, especially if you know the area, George, like where you are, or anybody else listening, if you know the area of operation. Now, look at known benchmarks, you know, landmarks, benchmark points on the map that you know personally. In other words, I'm going to go to the corner of Schmidlap and Baker Road. Why? Because at Schmidlap and Baker Road, there's a A guy there that has had cars or trucks or trailers or something that has changed that you know up to a certain year either did exist or back to a certain year did not exist. This allows you to then date the area of activity there. Do you see how that works? Especially when you are trying to use the satellites for close in reconnaissance in an area of activity where you are functional. It is pretty straightforward to be able to do that guys. and this allows you to go, hmm, why is it we go green, green, green, and then, oh, oh, white, snow white, deep snow. In fact, now I can zoom in a little bit. Why is this area so obsolete? In other words, that was two or three, four winters ago, but these pictures are all up to date. What, they just ran out of pixelation that they could afford for the update? Why? There's only so many square miles on the planet. There's only, you know, when you do a new pass and you're updating, well, updating isn't that expensive. In fact, depending upon the software that's being used... The satellite's already there. Yeah, the satellite's already paid for. So these are little tricks of the trade that work quite well, guys. It allows you to zoom in on enemy territory or enemy operations or operatives when we find a safe house. that the bad guys are operating. One of the first things that we do, especially when it has certain vehicles that we're looking for, oh yeah, look at those hubcaps, et cetera, et cetera. First thing you do is zoom in and do a Google satellite, French satellite, German satellite. There's a number of different companies that offer American satellite services. And you cross-reference them. Now, the interesting thing is they can also, if it's a sensitive site, they'll knock out whole parts of the neighborhood. That is part of a heads up, a thumbs up confirm that it is a higher priority facility. Lesser or lower priority facilities may have no disruption in imagery or they may have up to date imagery. In other words, there is nothing that is in that area. That is not Indian territory. But Indian territory otherwise will have a number of different and there are several different overlapping techniques depending upon the system and the age of the equipment or the software being used. But in your case, like I said, I would do a couple of other surveys, kind of date it first of all, do the ground survey on the paperwork, then go through the rest of the process. And if you need help, once you get a name for who owns the property, George, bring it up on the air and we'll all start looking at it. That's a lot of fun. Yeah. Well, Mark, there's another thing I'd say where everybody needs to get their weapons ready. I've been hearing rumors that the government's going to collapse at the end of February and there's going to be a currency reset on March the 4th. Well, other than just topping stuff off, it's such a short distance away. I don't know what we could do other than maybe take your money out of the bank, which would be a good project to do over the next couple of days. I mean, after all, we're almost to the end of the month now. We're only a couple days away. So if it was panicking your zero, the first thing that you would be doing from the 26th, in other words, to go up to the money machine, take as much out as you can in cash, but do it in auto amounts. I'll remind everybody about withdrawing cash and currency. Never do it for $2,000 or $3,000 or even $400. Always muck the numbers up. If everybody did this, it just screws with perception. Okay, $268, like if you can, if your max is say $300, well do $268.49 tonight. Tomorrow, if you can do it a couple times on the machine, oh remember you get charged for stuff too, so you gotta watch this. You may not want to do too many machine operations, just go into the bank and make a withdrawal for $332.14. Wait until the afternoon, do another withdrawal at another branch wherever it's nearby and convenient during your travels for $642.84. Progressively get everything out of the bank. But do it in such a way that it's like, you know, if anybody asks, well, what's your bill, well, who do you need care? I'm paying bills, jackass. Leave me alone. Mark, also too, one person, a closer account with Wallace Fargo. But usually you get your social security check posted on a certain day of the month. We'll find out that Wells Fargo has been not posting the checks for three days and he goes and writes his checks to pay his... He's getting checks bouncing left and right. Only to find out his check hasn't posted yet. When it's supposed to be posted on a certain day. Right. You have to go through them. You can go through better business to harass them on that. Usually they'll correct when they realize you've got government people that are being notified. They've been doing this for a long time and stacking. It's intentional. They also restack so that they can bounce your checks. You've calculated your checks. You have so many dollars on a given day and you actually stack your checks a certain way. They intentionally reshuffle them. There's a software program for that in what's called the proof department. In the past, you see that's another problem with electronic transfers, guys. They will not introduce those checks or the order of withdrawals the way that you, they actually numerically would be in place. They will shuffle them so that they can milk every dollar and fine out of you they can. Because if they can bollocks it with the first check that they can introduce, then all the rest of those checks bounce accordingly and then you have hundreds of dollars worth of fees and that's not an accident that's intentionally were found doing this three years ago they got caught doing it remember they got a big fine for it so it's not the first time it's happened it's just that they assume they they figure everybody's back you know to a dumb they go right back into what they've done before but there again here's a problem this is why direct deposit is not a good thing in the long run when everything starts to fall apart you're going to see this more and more again they're already stretching the rubber band How long does it take to do an instant entry, guys? It goes automatically from computer face to computer face. There's no waiting for a check to clear. There's no waiting for paper to clear. It's all electronically harvested from point to point. This is something I've talked about a million times on the air because I used to work in the proof department. I used to work in proof and computer. I used to run all the data for Antwerp Bank and Trust. Not all, I mean proof machines, you have four or five of them. So you have four or five people running thousands of checks every hour, tens of thousands of checks every hour, and deposits and everything else. That's what the proof machine is for. Then once you get done with proof, it goes over to computer data entry. And from computer data entry is where we do all the booking, all the bookkeeping. And it's booking up, booking down, basically plus minus, plus minus. That's what everything is. Oh, and then there's the fees and accounts and fines off to the side. I hate that stuff. I really do. I got away from stuff like that because of two things, watching the criminality from the one end. It's like I used to do taxes for people. I got tired of people that were making $250,000 a year pissing and moaning and whining about how they didn't make enough money. Back in the Haiti of America when we had the automotive industry and the wife's working as a nurse and the husband's working at the Ford plant around 14, He makes 128,000 a year. She makes like 113, 140 a year depending upon how much overtime and she was a senior nurse. They're lamenting because they don't know where their money is and where it went. They got a brand new everything but brand new nothing. They don't have any cash in hand. They're lamenting how they just can't make enough money or make ends meet. We were making a hell of a lot less just doing stupid taxes. You know what I mean? And other stuff, plus I still work in the other jobs I was working, just the thing I got into. And so it's like, after that, it's like, okay, this is America. And again, that's why watching this ship sink, I can see where the problem is. Nobody had any accountability. Everybody pretty well could be as flippant and stupid as they wanted to be. Doped out of their head, or prozac to death now. and not have to face reality or even think about it except that now we don't have those hundred and eight twenty eight thousand dollar a year jobs you know where they were paying twenty seven dollars an hour and with overtime fifty six fifty eight dollars an hour those jobs are all gone kids except for a handful of people Well, Mark, you know what, I was sitting there going on one of the sports, when I used to be in the steroid worship, you'd have one guy that said, I'm holding out because I had a good year last year and I am going to, I think I'm worth more money. And I would call these sports shows and it would be like, uh, I said, I said, I said, they want a raise. I said, I'd be happy being a bench warning NFL making $188,000 a year. Right. And they'd be like, uh? Well, this comes down to again the idea that America's gonna you know we're going in the other direction now ship sunk that boat's gone The baling isn't working and guess what your ankles are now wet the chandeliers at an angle They're handing out free drinks I hear the band playing near my god to thee They're rearranging the deck chairs and the name on the back of the chair is Titanic Okay, and the cavalry is coming over the hill. Are we good look at the flares Wow? Mark I'll get off the weapons one day, but you know what? I watched the closing ceremony in Sochi, and you don't want to know what the closing ceremony commemorated. The artists, the painters, and the writers. All those artists and writers were disappeared in the Bolshevik Revolution. Oh, I'm sure that was to just remind the Jewish mob that everybody remembers who did it. Oops! Yeah. And you see the same symbol, the fish coming up. The Christian symbol of the fish. Well, real quick on that note again, I would point out the pictures we were talking about with the supposed wealth of the President of Ukraine. Guys, you don't see any Rembrandts. Look on the walls. What do you see? You see religious icons, religious images. You don't see any Rembrandts. You don't see any stolen Picassos. There's no artwork or paintings like that anywhere. Did you notice that? There was some goofy stuff or fun stuff. I think like I said, mock royalty stuff. But if you know where it came from, like I said, I pulled the catalogs. I was going to bring Reed some more of that tomorrow. I got the catalogs and pulled them out, Dom. What's fascinating about it is just the idea that the propaganda and imagery that the Shysters are pushing to try and get everybody into the communist spirit again. and Russia's not showing that. In fact, the more you look at just even where they're trying to play the propaganda, start looking at the details, guys. That's what I was pointing out about. We were talking about during the two-hour block this afternoon. Anyway, Don, I know you've got more to cover. Thank you, George. All right. Go get to your weapons. Well, before we go any farther, we're just past the bottom here. Don, Night Vision Technology, benchmark that for us, please. You have it. What do we have available and how can we get a hold of you, sir? We've got all kinds of green screen and thermal. If you want to look around in the dark, give me a call. My number is 231-796-8458. We've got goggles and gun sights. We've got binoculars and monoculars. We've even got a gun camera now. And let's not forget, remember guys, there's a deadline coming up. We don't know when it's going to hit, but we're looking at an end to green screen first gen, aren't we? Yeah, that'll be gone probably by the end of the year. That's the schedule that it'll be gone by the end of the year. 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That almost is a wash on the sales tax though So you know there's different ways around things and you know they're trying to close those loopholes as fast as they can I don't want to elaborate on you know just to talk, but hey my number is two three one seven nine six eight four five eight three one seven nine six eight four five eight Now on to bigger and better things you ever see a moose I'm not talking about the two-legged kind of you ever seen a moose Yeah, I've seen moose in the films and I know I grew up with Rocky and Boinko. Now let's get serious. Have you ever seen a moose? Not on television? Have you ever seen a wolf? Looked right at. Cast your eyes on a wolf. Have you ever seen a brown bear? Yeah, I know a lot of... It's a lot easier question that I know a lot more people are going to say when I say, have you ever seen a black bear? A lot more common on the North American continent. If you've seen a black bear, mama bear in the fall and moving up and down, if you've seen a black bear, the typical yogi bear is generally in the Yosemite. Bears in Yosemite generally aren't brown or rather aren't black because they've been chased out by the brown ones, the bigger ones. I could lead you along this path a little bit farther. Because we've talked about this. Now, if you've ever shot a pheasant or a rabbit, if you've shot a rabbit, the little bunny, have you ever shot a snowshoe rabbit? Have you ever shot a duck? If you've shot a duck, I ask, have you ever shot a goose? Now, you might have a good mind of where I'm going here. What made me think of this along this line, Mark, I was wanting to talk about this subject ranges, but PBS is running a thing on wolves right now. I've never cast my eye on a wolf in the wild, maybe in the fleeting and not knowing what it was. I've seen wolf track here, maybe 15 miles from me east in the Lower Peninsula, right in the center of the palm of your hand. I've seen the wolf track. At the beginning of this hour on PBS, they showed they're bringing wolves back into Yosemite, but they're bringing wolves in out of Canada. The people there are saying these aren't the natural types of wolves that were there. When they bring in one of those bigs, when they sedate that wolf and move it around to survey it and find out how healthy it is and give it the shot so it doesn't get rabies and all kinds of distemper and other things, they keep them healthy out there. It takes two grown strong men to pick up a full grown big timber wolf you guys the front of that wolf looks like a big big St. Bernard and The back of the wolf looks like a big St. Bernard. Have you ever seen a wolf? No, let's let's let's go back to the duck and the goose Oh, we could we could work this along with the shooting regular bunnies You know, you can shoot bunnies across most of America even out in the desert But when you get up into northern Michigan and up into Canada and some of the northern states, you can shoot these big bunnies. They're called snowshoes. And they're so much bigger than the other bunnies that, well, let's talk about ducks for a minute and geese. Because if you've gone duck hunting and you've never gone goose hunting and you've shot plenty of ducks out of the air, we're getting right to the guts of this story now, this thought line. You've shot plenty of ducks out of the air. You've never had that. I've never shot at a goose in my life. Frank says, we're going tomorrow and I've got another berth for you. Let's go. The hide or the place in the boat. You can hunt geese in a field or you can hunt geese in a boat. Most of the time if you don't have that direction, the geese come flying in and they're flapping those wings. Man, you've shot plenty of ducks out or plenty of pheasant and you jump up. Or you come out from cover and you bring the gun to bear and you pull a trigger and the goose keeps flying. Why? Because of the size differential between the goose and the duck and the misestimation of range. The same would happen with a lot of people shooting snowshoe hares and shooting running bunnies or running snowshoe hares. They look at that snowshoe and just by the size of it, no matter how far it is away, If it's a good way to where range really does come into and the running bunny and the lead and the wind and all of the things, they're going to miss that rabbit just for the thought of how big is that rabbit, how close is that snowshoe? Now, this goes back over to ranging, doesn't it? That's the whole point here. And I use natural things, things that we're kind of aware of. And again, maybe a lot of us have never cast our eye exactly on a wolf and know how big it can be. I use that as an example. Have you ever seen a Hind, the Russian major airborne delivery vehicle, you know, rotary wing helicopter equivalent to our, only it's a little bit bigger than our Black Hawk, isn't it? Have you ever seen a Black Hawk? Have you ever stood on the tarmac with a Black Hawk and looked at how big it is so that you might have any sort of reference to I think that black hawks down about a mile away and you're referencing it by how big you know it to be or affect, be certain right there. To be certain. Because if you don't know how far something is that zooming through the air, if you don't know how far away it is and you estimate range by what you estimate to be the size of it, I'm going to grossly overestimate how much you miss that shot. You're going to miss it by a mile, but you're going to miss. Okay, and we talk about one shot and we talk about well, you know tracers are really good But if you're learning how to shoot things in the air or moving things on the ground armor or you know wheeled vehicles on the ground with tracer That's a very steep learning curve brother Well, that first one's out and I see where it fell and you're trying to correct and and you know that guy if he's even if he's on the ground He might start taking evasive action if for certain in the air. He's gonna start doing things. You've never seen before Just so he doesn't get he doesn't want to get shot Think about it now you're trying to estimate range from on to a target That's headed in a different direction, and you're trying to estimate a different formula of lead now Knowing the size of your object makes it much easier to range it knowing how big it is Then you can guesstimate how far away it is be it with a milli rad a milli radon system other systems that allow like you have hash marks vertical on your reticle that at 100 yards indicate 2 inches and you know at 1000 yards that indicate 20 inches. And you can now this is getting right down to fine because well that 20 inches if you've got 10 of those that's 200 inches each way off the center now that's only 400 inches and you know what that at 1000 yards that at the right magnification, that hind is going to be filling your field of view. So when you've got great magnification and bring something real close like that, it's really hard to estimate the range because you don't have the whole of it in the field of view. When you don't have the whole of something in the field of view, you start to look at other standards like, I hate to bring this to the table, but a 15-inch wheel on a car. the length of the gun the man might be sitting with, estimating just the size of the door or the height of the door, just because, well, how much does that man have to, when he's sitting down? If the door isn't open, how much do you see of the man? How many different ways can you look at something and try to guesstimate its size? We talked about imagination as of late, but imagining the distance to a target. The real distance to a target many times are two different things. This is why at great distances, unless you can do something like put a laser out there or take the time and know the formula and can figure it out in your head and just wham-bam, the Millie Dot says he's at 1374 yards. Unless you can do something like that, so to speak, to book values, you, being the shooter, would look at a target and say, I think he's at 850 yards. and your spotter studies for a moment and he looks and he says, man, I think he's at 925. I really do. And you know what, that 825 and 925, that 50 yard difference isn't really, if you're aiming for the breast bone you'll shoot them in the pelvis. That's the difference of the 50 drop in that 50, 75 yards estimate range because the bullet isn't traveling flat across the ground at that range. It's starting to more fall out of the sky, isn't it? Your killing zone when that bullet is at great range is very short. It's not like you just point the gun level at someone or your target and 100 yards away it's only dropped an inch or two inches. That killing zone is very flat, that first 100, 200, 300, even 400 or 500 yards with a big, upper gun. But when you start to get out farther, that bullet starts to fall into a much shorter area. So targeting and ranging and windage. No matter if you can read the wind, if you don't have the range, these go hand in hand like that, crossing your fingers for luck, windage and range. The ability to estimate the range to the nth degree, to what it is, and the ability to read the wind are going to give you dot hits. I'm not talking about moving targets. When we start talking about moving targets, it's a whole different ball game. It's right in the thick of here in Michigan, right now, small game. Have you ever shot at a bunny? I'm not certain if there's any birds in season right now, but there is a time when birds and bunnies are in season in Michigan. That makes for some real fun hunting because you're looking for things that are running along the ground as fast as they can. A quick hop like a bunny is a lot faster than that hop light. When you can start knocking down them bunnies, well, you're starting to really hone that targeting ability for much bigger and far slower targets. When you start shooting at those birds that are rising, every time a bird jumps up, it's a different shot. It'll fly away at a different vector. It'll rise at a different angle. It might turn as it flies away. Try to shoot a woodcock. Oh my gosh, a woodcock is like a bird with a... a body that doesn't sound physically possible. It seems to be a bird with a body the size of a big robin and the wings of a small pheasant. At least, you know, a swaggin' with traction of Formula One tires on all four corners because Woodcock will be going in one direction and a quarter of a second later they're going 90 degrees and they do not fly in a straight line. And when you can start knocking Woodcock out of the sky, man, you think, where's that hind? But again, these are ways to sharpen your skills. We've talked about imagination lately, but we can take it out and put it in the real world. When you start making that bunny roll to its... or when you see that bird puff feathers and fall to the ground, it's a very satisfying feeling, not to mention you're putting something on the table for dinner. Have you ever skinned a bunny? Have you ever... These are good things to know if you ever have to do it because, well, What's on the table tonight? Oh my gosh, we left the table back at the house, but what's for dinner? See how that works? Oh with that in mind you guys, you know, looks can be deceiving and the size of that wolf, if you've never seen one, man, or the size of that hind or that Russian BMP. You know how low they sit? It's like the core of that, of armored vehicles. It's like Gee whiz even even shorter. It's like the Cobra of armored vehicles They're only slightly higher than your right right around the top of you know the middle of your ribs for an armored vehicle That's dinky and if you were to see that for the first time in real life How would you range that the size of those road wheels mark? I yield to you. There's a good one way to tell right there. I yield to you sir Again, one of the most important things, remember these two, this were the playing cards, but also with silhouette posters. A lot of you served during the Cold War. You saw a lot of these on the walls. Remember, one of the most common things that was part of assisting you with perception was a picture of a human silhouette, always the same size as far as scale goes. Remember that if you saw that silhouette, it represented a six foot tall human being. If you saw that silhouette, next to something it would give you a height scale. So you could go, okay, now I understand how big or small that thing is. Well, remember that the BMP was something you could actually tip your head a little bit and look straight over. You know, literally, I mean from one on one side of the vehicle to the next. The only thing you might get in the way is the cap turret on the top, depending on whether or not it well of course it would be there. If it carried one, yeah. Yeah, it was a 73 millimeter gun or if it was a chain gun of whatever kind for the BMP2 or BMP3. But they're still out there. Same is true with everything else we're talking about. Most important when scaling, or if you understand and set your mind to that, it makes more sense when you're trying to engage a target. It may also help you with something else you wish to engage. I can't figure out how big that is, but the thing next to it is something I know. And since I understand its height based upon that little card that we had, I can now calculate the range to that target based on what 5 or 6 foot represent with the parallel objects that I can identify. See how that works? It's mental math and it's not that complicated. It's all part of what you automatically do with Kentucky windage. Most people don't think about that either. So consider. and the way things are going, more and more we're looking at being able to reach greater distances. There was a discussion with some little write-up about reaching the two-mile mark with infantry weapons. Guys, that already can be done. It's a matter of how much money you want to spend on the weapon. When we're talking about shoulder-fired firearms, that can be accomplished. In fact, with a .50 caliber gun right now, we can reach the two-mile mark. The thing is, reducing the flight and the angle of the trajectory into the target, stabilizing the round, and keeping the round at higher velocities for greater distances to flatten the trajectory because gravity sucks and is applied no matter what the object is. It may travel across a distance, but the reason there's that arc is because of gravity and how gravity applies to it. So when we're looking at gauging an air defense target, one of the things I always talked about is if you had For instance, a 50 cal or a 30-06 round with a Sabo and you go with a tungsten carbide mimic of the projectile that normally would be their regular bullet. You're looking at something that can handle, tungsten carbide can handle heat. So it's not going to soften in flight. But the important thing is I can then upscale the energy. And if I have a weapon that can handle the energy, which by the way is much lower with the Sabo round, which is why that BMP we just talked about had a 73 millimeter gun on the roof. They went with a Sabo round, smooth bore, and they were able to get excellent performance with a smaller gun, but comparable penetration to any of the bigger guns on regular tanks. Think about that. So here we are looking at something we're trying to engage. One of the other things to look at that would be a big advantage is flight time reduction. In other words, from muzzle to target. The short of the distance, the short of the time to target. the more likely there's going to be a hit and the less likely the objective the target can you know compensate or even respond they don't want us to think about this and it's something i've pointed out you know it's like a laser you don't have to get something a million times if you hit it hard two or three times or something in their good solid hits guys that's pretty well all she wrote this is like rifle marksmanship if you hit them real good if you if you're if you look at that tuning your weapon up and you perfect your skills The performance of that rifleman far outweighs all the spraying and praying that can be done by a whole squad. Now if a whole squad is looking at accuracy like we've said, the engaging a target, think about it. Now change that to air defense, change that to area engagement. It used to be in World War I and before World War I, airy engagement with an entire company was policy. make it rain. Yes, exactly. Everybody on my target. Now that's what tracers were used for as the squad leader or a unit marksman could fire into a target area and everybody else would guide on his trace. See how that works? Now, doing the same with their defense, imagine if we can also reduce the flight time with a weapon system that is light, man-portable, shoulder-fired, and puts around downrange at about 4,800 to 5,400 feet per second. We've halved the time to target because we've doubled almost the speed of the projectile. That in and of itself would enhance dramatically the concept of what we're talking about here. Again, the other thing to remember though, like you were saying, well, you know, if he can see it coming, he's going to maneuver. And it's true. But remember, air defense to a degree, that is its purpose. If the pilot is busy jinking and jiving to try and stay the hell away from the bees you're sending down range, he's also not as easily able to do his job. This is true, but hopefully he would fly into another stream. Exactly. So you can guide him. One of the things that's really cool is how about if you're really mean. The other men that are engaging are using night vision and don't use trace. In other words, your tracer allows you to light up or illuminate flares, light up and illuminate the battlefield. That's really what flares were out there for guys for air defense. They did this for air defense. World War II, remember you see, and you look up above and there were the spotlights, but then you also see, and there would be these multi-million candle flares that were launched by artillery guys. That gave the gunners on the ground a tart. Gave them something to mark on, you know, boom, tart, right there, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And if they were in the area of operation, that was fine, because remember, planes flew in formations, didn't they? Yep. Oops! That means he might not hit the guy you were looking at, but his buddy next to him really had a bummer of an experience. Not a happy camper day there kids same is true of their defense closer up works the same way and with ground defense against light armor or against mech vehicles We're at the top down your number for night vision. Please that number is two three one seven nine six eight four five eight 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. Rock, you can miss last beat of Mount Hard. Don't let him get back up. Don, you're never tonight. We should give it up two more times. You'll be available in just a minute. It is 2-3-1, 7-9-6, 8-4-5-8. Again, 2-3-1, 7-9-6. 8, 4, 5, 8. Thank you my God bless you. God bless you.