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We fought a revolution for liberty. We wrote the Constitution, the shield from tyranny. For future generations, this is like what we did. In this, the last freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrant flavored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. Invist the land of the free. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate and your Christian values can't be taught. You read about the current use in a regulated press. And you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life could be controlled. Pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan. You've given government control so they could burn down churches and seasonally farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail, harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oath they've sworn. And your daughters, this is an artillery and guns to foreign shores, and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms of the witch? Or don't you have the courage to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to be feared, be a slave? defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great republic and each god given right, so woke he vanished in the midst of when he came. His words were true, we were not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer? He called out from the grave. Holdmark Network from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida. From the bottom of Florida to Cascarca to the Gulf of Mexico. Had a Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska. Open to Wyoming to include both the 3rd, the 5th, the 5th, and our friends, the 9 sisters on the left side of the state of Colorado. The recall state doing its part. Long list of people who are going to have to have their head bonked when the time comes. That's what war is all about. Your enemy is, know what's going on in Boulder and Denver. And when you're going to clean it out, you're going to clean it out. Waiting for the left coast where we have the great state of Jefferson and our friends there. a shining light of liberty doing their part to continue to develop skills, technology, and make for like work there. And remember, organized army equipment training has militia. Turning back to the Eastern Street across the plains over the Mississippi landing spoke east with the rest of my cruise grammar teams, OK teams, the MOBB, the Land Grammar Consortium, to include our three granddas up there in Cleveland very much alive and well, using their working knowledge and the magic pointy finger. We do all the work. They just provide all their experience in the old Civil Defense days. We're building up a better system than the enemy has, and we haven't thrown any of the tools away out of the toolbox. and those ladies have been priceless. I'll tell you what, Don, the mist is rolling back in. I can't see the tree line again over there on the other side of the field. What's the light up at your neck of the woods and what's the date today, sir? Well, Marcus, you're born today. If it's your birthday today, you were. Your birthday's the fourth day of April. It's your very first one. That's what's on. Not a bad date here. It's moist. It's into Big Rapids today. It better be instrument service. Reminder for everybody, too. Yeah. Flying today in Michigan would not be fun. Visibility? O-Crash 30. Doesn't mean you can't fly with instruments, but most people can't afford gas except for the feds. So most all the aircraft in the air on any given day are now federal spies, new planes and rats like that, you know, cockroaches. They're just practicing. Yeah. real quick before we get started, Joe, anything jumping off the wall this weekend? Any special event or activity out there? Not that I'm aware of, hopefully it's a very peaceful weekend. That's a good thing. You know, but you know, I want to say something here. I want to thank the gentleman that sent me the box of the 20 items that are very, very useful. to me, I didn't have enough of those and this gentleman will know what I'm talking about. Man, I was shocked. Sometimes people send stuff to us here, we don't always get to, or forget to mention it or something, but this one here, I was shocked when I opened the box, I thought, holy cow. And there was 20 of them. So, I want to thank that gentleman. He has no idea. how he made my day useful. I don't mean to be secretive about it, but if he wants somebody to know, I'll let him call in. But I just wanted to say thank you. Something I definitely needed and didn't have the funds to obtain myself. Other things, going on with the microfic. You know, I don't know, you weren't here earlier, Dom, you were talking about creating a conference. sometime in the very near future for bringing some resources together to see what we can do with those resources, being a little creative and getting people communicating with each other. I mentioned this as well. Folks, these phone lines that we have in here right now, well, we've recently had to reduce some of the phone lines for purposes of reducing the cost here as a micro effect. So when Mark and Donna go on the morning, we only have one open line. But if the line is here for you to communicate with everybody, share your thoughts, ideas, your opinions, you know, what have you. And that ain't so much what we have to say. We'd like to hear what you have to say. Okay? So keep that in mind as we roll along here with the micro effect. We're trying to think of things to put together, get people pulling together, working together, what have you. Because a lot of people sitting out there, you know, you hear the phone calls. Yeah, none of my relatives, they'll listen to me, you know, people think I'm nuts, you know, all this. Well, you're not nuts and you're right on mark, you're on point. So, what better to than to communicate with people of like mind? I mean, really, that's what it's all about. Okay, and it doesn't matter obviously how far apart you are today, you know ones in New York the other ones in Arizona What have you there's always things that you know Thanks to the internet and all the things that means the technologies that we have today all kind of things can be done Okay, so keep that in mind as we roll along like I mentioned yesterday You know, we have a generation of people living in this world here who don't know anything pre-internet This has been their life since they rolled into the world. We haven't always had this internet and this kind of technology and all this other fingertips. I've mentioned before as well that with all the things that we have at our fingertips, we need to start utilizing them because we are... moving into the future and it doesn't matter if we disagree with it or whatever the smartest thing that we can do is utilize the tools that we have available because of that moving forward into the future. Why? They have cameras, we need cameras. They have guns, we need guns. You have to stay on equal footing my friends. You have to. Whether you like the technology, You know, whatever it is. I watched a gentleman speaking of, you know, how many people in here swore to God they would never get a Facebook account. And I was one of those people. Well, well, behold, we have a Facebook account for the micro effect. I have one for myself as well. It's another way to reach out and communicate with people. And so as long as we have all these communication avenues, Twitter, Facebook, I don't care what it is. Use it man, put it to use. It's there, you know, quit fighting against it. I'm not going to do this. I'm not going to get a computer. I'm not going to, you know, you're going to pretty much disengage from the world as I see it. You know, and I'm guilty of the same thing myself, but I am convinced that, you know, if we're going to have any kind of effect at all, we have to get out there and utilize everything that they utilize. and it's going to take all, you know, one of the things I can see coming into view, for example, right now is putting together some sort of a trade group or something like that. Okay, we're going to need some, you know, I can't do it. I can't do it. I have too much on my plate already. But we're going to have to have that one individual that is willing to figure out, you know, I don't know, things like Facebook, Craigslist, something, whatever it takes and work with people. to create something like a trade group. And I'm just going with that name right now for something to reference. But we can do this. And what's important about it is getting people communicating with each other and resources and creating a better situation by using the tools that we have at our fingertips. Period. That's it. Okay. Like I said, we have a whole generation of people on this planet today. that doesn't know anything about pre-internet. And so this is their world. And if we're going to survive in this world that keeps moving towards, you know, it's like moving away. I don't know how many people I've talked to. And I'm in the same group. You know, when the micro effect first started out, it started off, the sole reason I even got lost at all was because of a Windows 98 computer that my mother-in-law, I don't know if she cursed us or blessed us. But sent us her old computer. And I told Kelly, I said, you know what, I'm going to sit down with this computer. We see what's so exciting about computers because you know Windows 95 came out and all these things going on. And I didn't even know what email was. And from that I'm in here programming softwares for broadcasting and recording. And I've got all kinds of things under my belt at this point. And there's a lot of things that I don't know, but you don't need to know at all. You don't have to know everything. You just have to know what you want to do and find out a way to do it. And that's basically what we're talking about here. Find out what we have for resources, what you have for resources, skills, talents, whatever, and put it all together and see if we can make sense out of it all. Period. Alright? So, I'll leave it at that and let Mark and Don take over and I'll quit rambling here. Well, I've heard it. and mark that we should prepare for the future. The future is where we will spend. There you go. That's pretty self-explanatory actually. You know, I'm an old stick in the butt in some issues. There's things that are not going to change. And all you really have to do is sit and separate. What day are you going to stop eating? Never. What day are you going to stop using the bathroom? Never. What day is the sun not going to come out? Never. You know, there's things that are just never going to change. But for those things that are changing, you need to adapt with that and move with it into the future. It doesn't matter if you don't like electronic cars or, you know, tracking device. It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter you'd have no control over that so use it to your advantage You know mark mark and Joe I've sat here and kind of bragged about on the air about there's not front of me and sometimes there's not even no some shows I apologize for so long that and it's one of those that I don't know the exact words that the company isn't going to support it about a year So at any rate, you know, you know the internet I guess I won't get too many viruses right at any rate sitting up to the computer and he says, well go into the chat room. That was a Monday about 10 Mondays ago. It wasn't there. He says, go into the chat room. So I did and I, I, and you know, when said in the chat room, the world come to an end. Don is in the chat room. Yeah. But you see that and we have to start looking at it that way because you don't, it doesn't matter if we like it, don't like it. We go, it doesn't matter. Because the future is taking us there and like you said we're gonna be living in the future all our lives. Yep. So why would we neglect reject it? You know, I'm just as guilty as anybody else if things that I just didn't want to do or get involved in but the fast-paced world, you know in some cases man, it's slower than molasses running up a tree in the winter time. And other times, you know, look at all the information you have in your fingertips. I mean, just bing, bang, bang right now. You know, to example it a different way, wasn't it Franklin that said most of us... Now he's talking about, which was a high education in those days. If you were being cheated, you could communicate very proud count numbers and you couldn't... You knew if you were being cheated or if you were cheating someone else, these are the major things you need in the world, right? Right. He said, most men graduate when they're 12. 554 get set in their ways to the extent that they're just like the walking dead there's a zombie Scribe this in a different way when vampires live over through the walking dead They exist. Yeah in two and three and by the time they're three or four hundred years old out of touch with the human world that they cannot walk or hold anybody close enough to anybody to attack them they end up now that's Anne Rice's version of who is so Well, it's a different metaphor, but it's true, isn't it? It is. If you don't pay attention or if you don't... Now, you know, there are those that are going to say, well, right now, well, Don, that means we should just, you know, accept abortion and we should just accept gay marriage and all kinds of things. Well, you know, some change is good, just bad. Right. And you have to make that determination. Yeah. You know, there's a reason why Don still wears bell-bottom pants and flower shirts. Oh, come on. I'm glad we're not on cue. But, you know, it's something to be considered because if we don't, you know, well, imagine if we didn't move forward with the communications and stuff, the micro effect wouldn't exist, for example. And I didn't bother learning anything about computers. You know, it's simple. It wouldn't be here, period. We'd be listening to something else or somebody else. So folks take those kind of things into consideration, you know, we're going to be living in the future, so let's try to make the best of it and utilize the tools that we have in our fingertips to make it a better future rather than a controlled future. Like I said, they have cameras, we have camera guns, guys, you know, make it equal. Make it equal. They understand, we need to understand. So we know where the dividing line is, where the separation begins. If you sit back and know nothing about what's going on or what's transpiring, then, well, I guess you'll be a vampire, unable to adapt to the world that you're actually living in and everything is moving forward. So that's all I have to say about that. well they were before we go to farther something else you've got just enough time bond has a special package deal arrangement that uh... he was able to find out about and uh... he's gonna offer everybody here but we really need to hammer on this for the next uh... or two guys because we need to get this in motion so dot everybody over here you were talking with your suppliers and there's a situation of development the positive for our listeners go ahead and you know i'm talking with my i get my supplier white president yesterday the generation. You guys, it's not a date line cut off. In mind, talking about numbers, my guy says, John, how come you haven't bought the, look, you've done this and you've done, I had some money then and then I did it to offer a special and he says, well, we see what we can do. Talked about a group of 10, the Guardian, talking about colors right in your mailbox, it's a generation, it'll have a detachable illuminator that if it's on the top of your gun will allow you to see a hundred yards and him shuffling paper and on that end if we can do a lot if I can purchase a lot of ten I can offer it to you for twenty five comes down twenty five dollars your price on twenty five dollars four hundred dollars right in the way there is like do this in mass one eight yeah that's all you know at any rate if some money hey that could be do this in mass and we do this quick we don't keep that guy who placed an order last night waiting something I don't want to do with this tin, you know. What model is that? Oh, it's the 350, the gun we've been talking about, 3O on site, ATN. Again, a group of... You get it down to 375. 375, yeah. See, that's how working in mass is helpful. You know, something we've never done here that, well, I've never done with you, Mark, or, uh, Don. Talk about the kind of stuff that you have available. Say if I wanted to buy a set of goggles or something latest and the greatest going on, I could see through people at night. What kind of money am I looking at there? Well, I answered that question last night in the entry level. A real true goggle system in first generation. You guys, you could sit on top of your ATV, your four-wheeler. I wouldn't say go zooming on any interior lights. In your dashboard you wear this and drive your car and play Havoc with it. Well, okay, let's define a few things. What first generation, second generation, third generation, which is the best? Well, first generation is entry level. Before first generation there was what is now called generation zero. It was dependent on a light emitter. It had to have an infrared light that was about as big as, oh, bigger than a saw. Looked right at it. You might see it. It would be like somebody just hit their cigar and kind of cupped it in their hands a little bit escaping around their fingers See, but it would be so minimal that would be kind of detect unless you know He's shooting right at you right then hit your head up. What about the next notch up? Well, that would be what we now call first generation and we quit using first generation in Vietnam in like 1970 Okay, it went over to the Arvin and what? the trusted ones because even then it was kind of secret. You didn't want the other side to capture it. Right. Okay. So first generation Vietnam era type stuff. Yeah. Okay. Let's go to second generation. Second generation started to come in toward the end of Vietnam. It was a little bit bigger, but the biggest step up in, if you have no clouds, you'll be happy with your first generation. Get down to no clouds. Your spike line will be shorter. but you'll still produce an image, but your second generation will set time to then cover up the moon. You're going to be itching to turn on your illuminator on your second and your first generation. On your second generation device, you'll still produce a targeting image, but the range will be... By the time there's no moon in the sky, the clouds, because light still... but it's just, you know, attenuated, it soaks it out. By the time there's no moon in the sky and there are a heavy cloud cover generation, we'll still show you a targetable image, although it's... but now your second generation device you're kind of itching to turn on the illuminator. Okay, so there's a basic overview of audio. You know, it's a lot easier demonstrated in the... Okay, so what's the difference in cost between say first and second generation? Well, as an example, a first generation gun sight, second generation gun performance program, your mailbox for third generation, go up to the generation in that same body or that same basic, probably in the... Again, it's... things beyond my control, you guys. I don't build on my base. Well, you know, I know what you're saying. You know, not to scare people away with, you know, large prices, but, you know, folks, it's the same game. You know, you get what you pay for and, you know, people interested in, you know, either scopes or goggles. I can't be good to tell you, you know, The significance or the advantage you have with night vision, it's incredible. I have a second generation scope and it's incredible. We've done a lot of different things. Say for example, taking and I don't know, I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, but I don't know if you're aware of where we can get these IR lenses. but you take a, one of the million-can-watt power flashlight things, you know, that just light up the big ball field and put an IR lens over it and seal it in there with a rubber seal. You can light up a baseball field and your night vision, in combination with your night vision, is just like daylight. Just like, oh yeah. And we've done that kind of thing around here. There's several situations here where We can light up the field with a very powerful flash light or something. You plug in your cigarette lighter with an IR lens on it. You light up the field. Of course you don't want to be standing there holding that because the opposition has night vision. You're lighting yourself up. Here I am standing here. You can stage it off so you can put it somewhere. Put it on a stand. Do something with it. You aren't standing there holding that. Depending on your guardages or your sight lines, you could put that away on a trip. There you go. And just have it, you know, it will light up the field. Oh yeah. Anyway, we're down here at the bottom there by a long way. We were talking a lot. Alright, well let's go to break here. Folks, if you have any questions, 888-747-1968. and we'll be happy to talk to you here online. Now we're discussing Don's digestion there. Give him your number again, Don. Say that number is 2317968458. Right, we'll be right back. Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash is a unique natural formula not found in any other oral care products with a gentle combination of zinc, folic acid, mer and clove oil. Vitamer effectively whitens teeth, removes plaque and freshens breath and it does it naturally without any harmful chemicals. Visit us online at vitamer.com. That's V-I-T-A-M-Y-R dot com. Or call us today to place your order at 1-888-558-8482. That's 1-888-558-8482. 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So, Don mentioned the Night vision video. Where do I go to watch the video? Don? He's probably nearby. We lost Don. We lost Don for a minute. We'll have him back in just a second. And I'll tell you what, before we go any farther, let's remind everybody again. Back off break, support the microphone. Joe McNeil, P.O. Box 164. CamiI, Idaho 83536. Sound number one. make sure we get that in there. Guys, in order for the micro effect to continue to function, we need you to help out. A couple things, there's a couple different techniques or technique you use, but we have the night vision set. In fact, we set one set, somebody got a great set of videos, but they got VC videos with the night vision labels on them. Complete set got mixed up with another. Keep the set, if somebody got that, actually I know we got it, we're taking care of that and replacing it, but Keep the set you've got. Don't ever send anything back, but let us know something like that happens and we'll turn right around and ship you a replacement. But now you have the NBC videos and you'll have the Night Vision videos, which is good. If you want to set up the Night Vision training and field operations, write down this address, PBN PO Box 194-48130. PBN PO Box 194. Dexter, Michigan 48130. $25, put it in an envelope. You can use FRNs or you can make a check or money error out to Nancy. Last name K-O-E-R-N-K-E. That's Nancy, K-O-E-R-N-K-E. Send it to PBN, P-O-Box, 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130. Write down on a piece of paper, Night Vision Training. We'll know what it means. send a label. A lot of you guys have been doing this and I want to say thank you. Send a label for a mailing address, you know, where you want it sent. It can be a little one, but I want it printed so that if we print it on the envelope, there's not going to be any mistake. You'll be able to read it. That way it gets to where it needs to go. A printed label, wherever you want it sent, that's fine. I don't care what the address is outbound, but we just got to make sure we get it right. So print, we print where you want it to go. Take the $25 in FRNs or $25 Checker Money Order, make it out to Nancy. Last name K-O-E-R-N-K-E. Send it to PBN. That's Patriot Broadcasting Network. PBN. P-O-Box. 1-9-4. Michigan. 1-3-0. We'll shoot that right back out to you. In fact, we've got a bunch of them going out here today. Also, The militia, Colonial Marine Anti-Armor Manual, that's going out in the next batch. We just got the some back from the printer, but now we're out of the how to organize militia PMs. We just have to have a bunch more of those printed up today. We won't get them until next week now, but we'll have for cranking those out and we'll put those in the mail as quick as we can. Yes, as a matter of fact, we've got one that's back ordered right now. It's only because the green horse was done with a plastic ring bind. And Nancy had the machine, picked up one of the machines years ago. We have 10 copies right now. In fact, they're right in my right hand, as a matter of fact. I'm doing this stacking and sorting and you put the little machine, put them in the machine with the little ringer, we'll pull the handle and ship all of a sudden they're bound. So that's what I've got left to do. I've got to clear off the table area and lay them all out and then just jump, jump, jump, it takes a few minutes and then we'll have them in the envelope. But we'll wait on letting people know more about the green horse. I've got to take care of the people. There's, I think we have one or two left that are outstanding. The last batch we shipped out was what last week. But I have 10 more done. They actually, you have to have special copy paper, although you can use a cutter, there's a stippler for it, but we buy the specialized paper, it has to run through the machinery, obviously with that, so that it can accommodate the binder system the way it's set up, guys. But it's neat because it's done as a manual, and it's very useful. For anybody out there who has a copy of the Green Horse, you know what we're talking about. We'll bring up more on that on Monday. Now, Don, Joe had a few more questions for you. Joe, jump in there, please. Yeah, we had a listener asking about the video where they could watch a video about night vision that you mentioned Well, let's let you know I thought to ask mark to a left one day We're gonna have to get mark to read Washington's you guys I thought to ask mark to elaborate on the night vision video because I've done it summer its winner its yardage example There's and it covers everything literally one of the things I would point out real quick on this everybody always comments look at all the dirt somebody do this the other day is like look at all this, did you smell a deer in that video? And what's interesting is you actually filmed this over several, you know, all the seasons. So when you watch this guys, it is fascinating that again with the first, second and third generation technology, what you're looking at, how much you're actually picking up, but also the important thing is it shows you what you can't see. It's what you can and what limits, you know, limits the technology. So the cool thing is that rather than you doing this on your night vision device, see that's the problem. All electronic equipment, I don't care if it's a video screen in front of you, I don't care if it's a telephone that you're using, I don't care if it's a microwave, it has a finite lifespan. Your night vision cost, and I know everybody thinks the same way, it's a big chunk of change, and I absolutely agree. It's like buying a car, it's like buying a battery charger for the car, it's like buying tools to work on the car. It costs money, don't want to waste it, do you? Well, the way to save that resource is to use the DVDs to train people on how to use the night vision equipment without burning thousands of hours on your night vision equipment. That's why Don did this, and it's a perfect solution. In other words, right now there's somebody out there that you guys are planning on buying a bunch of night vision devices. Now it doesn't mean you don't want to turn them on and use them, but let me give you a little hint. Rather than piddling with them and wasting the hours trying to figure out how to make things work, the advantage of the DVD series is Don gives you a classroom block in the first one. This was actually the original, it was part of a series of classes that were given simultaneously the same day the one site up towards Midland, Michigan. The second phase is the progressive cooking, in other words utilizing the equipment and going out there and making a video that shows you what you will see. Now between the two, you have everything you need to sit a whole bunch of people down, plop their artists down in a room with a big screen television, I don't care if it's an older or new one, doesn't make any difference, and watch the videos. By doing this you're going to get the basic information on how does technology change and what does it do. The other half is, now we're going to show you how technology has changed and you're all going to see the same thing. This is especially critical as a tutor, as a teacher, as an instructor. You're all going to see the same thing. What do you see? Okay, now step by step you're developing skills before we then turn to all those nice shiny new pieces of equipment you just bought. And even then, if you have different models there, I wouldn't turn a switch on until everybody gets to look at what is, you know, have the person giving the class, you know, demonstrate or have a person showing the piece of equipment, depending on what it is, so everybody sees it. Now, understand, where's the on switch? Where's the off switch? Where's variable control? How do you use the covers? And of course, Don, everybody should be religious about using those lens cap covers, shouldn't they, sir? You know, I tell everybody that buys a piece of night vision from me, when you get it, call me and we'll run through the basic run-up. One of the problems, one of the mistakes that can happen is a lot of people will think like it's daylight and often then they turn it on. That can do damage even to a third or fourth generation. You can take a third generation device and start it with the front cover on and you're panning it around the room, even outside on a maybe a little bit of overcast day. sunny day. I'd advise you not to do this because it's like driving your Pinto up the expressway, speed and seconds. It's really hard on the device. But you can turn a third generation device on and let the boom warm up, let the defenses warm up. The image is pretty much in the movie. The device is turning itself on trying to keep itself cool. The highlight situation is simply turn itself off. A first generation device will turn itself off and highlight Charlie Chaplin movie. The defenses don't want to start any Light, you know normally lighted area like daylight or an interior lights on comes up fast and defenses over the tube again, where do we get the DVDs gentlemen again PBN PO box 194 Dexter, Michigan 48130 a night training and field operations video set it's $25 postage paid to donation and you get the two DVDs sent to you what you need to send. You can send FRNs, a check or money order made out to Nancy. Last name K-O-E-R-N-K-E. That's Nancy, K-O-E-R-N-K-E. And ship it to P-B-N. That's Patriot Broadcasting Network. P-B-N. P.O. Box 194, Dexter, Michigan. 48130. Well, one thing you can do with this video is set it down in TV and hey, you can put five or ten or however many people you can put in your living room and watch this video. You can't do that with one piece of night vision. You're just playing camp. And if you try, here's the thing. Let's say that everybody wants to see the same thing. I turn the machine on. How many minutes per person do I need for the same instruction? How many hours have I just put on the piece of machinery? Yup. I don't want to do that. I want you all to run your equipment for as long as you possibly can when it's needed. When it's needed, exactly. And again, here's the other advantage. By watching the videos and by observing and getting the information, the class, the tutorial, and then watching these videos, somebody else has already spent one time doing all of these imagery, doing all these images, doing night images in winter conditions, fall conditions. summer conditions and you're going to see differences and it's really critical because this allows you also to catch up faster guys. There's a basic rule the Army learned a long time ago, the War Department, not the Donative Destruction, not the worthless Orwellian DoD. The War Department learned a long time ago that by creating more realistic simulations, the survivability of the soldier or the pilot or whoever increased dramatically. They also found if they could create a higher survivability rating and they could get past about the first 10 incidents or actions, they pretty well were going to continue to survive and function. So what we're talking about here is also improving that learning curve to get you on the game as quickly as possible and in the fight. See how that works? For operational security measures, you know, you're securing your area, your property, whatever, being able to use this technology using the videos first, you're not going to be as surprised or frustrated because what you saw in Hollywood and the way the world really works are two different measures. Hollywood, I also, not only does my night vision work so well, it's as if I'm walking in daylight, but I also can do triple somersaults from third story buildings, land on my feet, and fire under my armpit and hit guys 400 yards away. Man, you're good. Yeah, and of course my legs aren't jammed up in my arsehole because I hit that ground, you know, that three story smack on the ground there. Yeah, from 300 feet to the air. Yeah, you know, physics being what it is, real world as opposed to the CG world, two different things all together. Well, night vision, this allows you to understand and interpret. You are able to physically look at what the equipment does. What I was really satisfied with when we did these videos, the quality of the recorder and how well it did at interpreting exactly what you see in the night vision device. Because that was our first concern, wasn't it, John? Oh, yeah. Again, I could have run extended play and run to my ability you guys I wanted to do the night vision video for a long and it was cooking around in the back of the brain three or four brains overall when the opportunity came if it occurred to me that an 87 away But it's in the summertime with a full moon that in mind I stood in the same intersection in the summertime with no moon in the wintertime with no moon in the same intersection standing over the same surveyors iron So you get the same scenery and highlight low light, summer and winter. I could have just wandered around and shown you this and shown you that, but to the best of my ability, there were the different gradients of purple, okay? You'll see second in the nice vision video. I did that piece of nice vision and it'd probably be first generation because the department didn't. But the first generation there, again, there that you've got first in video is going to offer you so many different scenarios put in front of you. Well, it's going to make It's going to give you a leg up on the first few hours of operating your device. It's going to give you a leg up on the one example. And this was, it's in the winter time and it's only in the scene once. I wish I could have thought of that in the scene in the summer time, but it really doesn't matter. It was used for a particular person where I'm looking at a field with recorded hold and the telephones are measured by laser at 100 yards apart. And you start counting telephone poles. It appears as if you're looking, well, there's most of, there's, Isn't there eight or nine telephone poles that you can clearly count? That in mind, you know, there are different examples. That's even an example of using existing talked about this. You'll see one of the things that... If you put it in there, there's some long scenes of driving in the summer and driving in the winter. Probably people that say, well, let's just pay attention. You'll see some of those deer. That was put in the night vision for type, using the landscape. So again, you guys, the night vision video, we'll give you how to get it. Tell us again how to get those videos there, Mark. And again, that's PBN PO Box 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130. That's where you'll be sending the request. $25, post each page. Put in night vision video. Put night vision. I'll know what it means. Night vision or night in video. That's two disks. It's the classroom and instruction component. And then we have the field component. uh... the idea behind this is you send twenty five dollars as f r m or you send a check or money order made out to nancy last name k o p r m k e and then shift that to p b n p o box one nine four mister michigan four eight one three zero uh... you can also go to liberty tree radio dot for m g dot com Donate Key, you'll find the information available there. Scroll down, you'll see the militia training videos. You'll also see the militia manuals that we have that of course we just sent a bunch out to Rhode Island. I sent an entire block to the Rhode Island militia that was everything they need to put a series of training officers and NCOs together. These guys are going to be reproducing the stuff in their state. Send it loose leaf so that they can put it in the machine, scan accordingly, and build their own. The ID behind this is force multiplication. The training video, the night vision video is a life, it's an equipment saver. That's why we built it. For some of you out there who have never had anything to do, never looked through any night vision, you don't know what it's all about, you don't know what the difference is, you don't, you know, I would suggest... that you get these DVDs and watch before you make a decision or whether it's worth investing in. Personally, I think every family should have at least one piece of night vision, at least one. The Gnome? Yeah. Both of them are alive and well. Both of them, in fact, what we've done is we've always been religious about when we've been taking one offline, I take the battery completely out of it. and leave it off to the side. I also mark the batteries that I use. If I use a battery and it starts to get tired, I have other applications for that battery because those take you to the unique little short batteries typically. But both of them are still in service. Both of them give me a good image and that's first generation. In fact, it's old first generation. Some of the first stuff that came in, isn't it Don? Oh yeah, that quote in fact you probably had those for 14 or 16 years. Oh yes, yeah in fact when you first picked the Pick Night Vision technology as an interest, these were some of the first models that you provided. They've actually served quite well, not real fancy, but they've served very well and the stuff that Dom's talking about now is way above what I'm talking about. way above. Hey, if you want to talk about that 10 block purchase, my number is 2317968458. Again, first generation gun sight right in your mailbox for 375 bucks, if we can gang up on this. We need to do it fast. We need everybody to pitch in, do their part. If they're already going to be buying night vision, why are you dealing with a stranger? Deal with Don. God bless the Republic. Death to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. But we are on the march, folks. Day and night. We're finished for the weekend, guys. But that doesn't mean the weekend's over. You've got a lot of work to do out there. So get it done. Don, your number encloses, please. That number is 231796. 845-8. Thank you Mark, thank you Joe, God bless you. Alright people, if you can't see in the dark, you want to call Don, if you want to learn a little bit about it, contact Mark. Okay, you got all the information you need. Coming up next is Jeff Bennett, Life Liberty and all that jazz, absolutely live as opposed to dead. And people be safe for the weekend, be safe, be careful, and we'll see you on Monday.