A figure walked him through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and, speaking low to me, said, We've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy in this delight, the freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. Tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave, but the free, the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun, 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 your Christian values, keep out the current use and the regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper, so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken, you've given government control. Those who do so they could burn down churches and see and 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 oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit so their children will be here to send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. I mean the freedoms for which we fought and died. Or don't you have the courage and are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Take us, stay, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land. Preserve our great republic and each god is given right. And then try to claim it. Anyway, good morning ladies and gentlemen, this is the E. hour of the morning intelligence report and I'm going to turn my microphone on. I'm doing it for you. I knew he was there somewhere. One day, free for all of our brothers and behind the lines in occupied territory. Perfect network in the morning. We're also on and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. We're on the Hallmark network from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida. From the bottom of Florida goes the arch of the Gulf of Mexico, headed to Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska, a whole bunch of Wyoming to include both the 3rd and 5th. Mississippi and London, the Smokies, launched the Blue Ridge. crews, Grammar teams, OK teams, the Maumville Grammar Consortium of Retired Telecommunications Workers, bring us the gold. It is a beautiful day. We have a little haze that's lingering on the edge of our horizon to the southeast, which is Lake Earland if it wants to pee on, because that's what happens. Fighting over what they can get wet on the peninsula here. Peninsula of Michigan. Nice, they could chop you up later when they just make a sandwich and eat lunch. Anyway, we've got Joe with us here. It's May 30th, 2014, and For those of you who are listening and are trying to get into the chat room, the chat room has been changed on the Micro Effect website. Maybe I can encourage Tim. Tim, if you're out there listening, my friend, give us a call here at the studio. We'll get you up on the air here for a few minutes. This is something we were talking about in the conference, updating the chat room to a newer software. and I'm looking at it here now and it really looks weird to me compared to what we've had for years. But maybe Tim can call in and give us an update on how to operate this thing. Anyway folks, this is Friday and tomorrow is the end of the month. We've been on the air the past few days trying to drum up some funds to keep the micro effect going. And well, there you go. We're going to keep on trying here. So folks, if you will, we have the donation buttons on the website and we have a snail mail address. I don't know, that's not going to be fast enough at this point. So for those of you who can make a contribution today, we'd appreciate it very much. I'm out of gas on this thing, Mark. I feel like we've talked about it so much, there's just nothing left to say. I don't know what else to explain. So I'm kind of going to resolve. It is what it is. And whatever we come up with, Whatever's left, that's what we have. It's open for everybody out there. They can donate, we can see PayPal page, but we're not leaving anything in it, are we? That's an absolute day comes out at the end of the day. The way to work it guys, here's how it is. We close it, people have been asking, don't you get anything in? Well, there's nothing piled. 8-7-4-7-1968, 8-8-4-7-1968. If you're hearing any noise in the background, it's because I have this mama kitty. I have to intervene every once in a while. He does nothing to anyone but the mama cat, every brain. Remember that? Cat brain, squint your fingers together about a half inch. No, not even that. A quarter of an inch. Dog brain, one inch. You're doing fine. Cat brain, dog brain. It has been a busy week. We are headed towards the weekend, but we're at the end of the month. We need your help here again. If you can't... But, Joe, we have the key back up on the page for the time being, right? Yes, we do. It went up a couple days ago. And Joe McNeil, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, Idaho 836, P.O. Box 164, Kami I, This is not a finished product, we're still working with this, or what's the story here? I guess I just walked in and sat down and thought, wow man, where did everything go? I'm so used to having everything, like a big dashboard with all this stuff on it. But I'm finding that when I type a sentence in there, I'm the only one in there. And then if somebody says something, mine disappears and theirs comes up. So you couldn't really follow a conversation. You'll come in and see what other people were saying, per se, before I'm at right now. Well, that's not good. I have no idea. User list? One, two, three, four, I got, there's five people in there. Okay. And all I have is a list of now being up in the top left corner and the rest of it's all blank. the chat room is all blank? Okay. Well apparently... Oh, okay. Okay, I see the player and we get the... Well, it looks like there might be two players. But we got one pulled up on the... We have one Windows 7 computer in the office, so I'm looking at this on XP and it's not showing very much on XP. I guess that's what the issue is. XP in most of the chat room, you see a... a red phone's out. Right, I got that. the window will actually open your screen and basically... So the other computer over here, it looks like it's working like it should on the Windows 7 but on the XP, if I type something in there, I'm the only one there, I got the only sentence and then if you say something, mine disappears and yours pops up. And that's it? Yeah, there's no log there. Wow. I think we're using Explorer. We're using Firefox on it. Okay, what about Google Chrome or something? Google Chrome everything and make everything look good and work right on the mobile. I'm almost there but I just got a little bit of work to test it on everything I've got at least this or above. Okay well everybody be advised we got a new chat room up on the website and I'm trying to figure out a way to negotiate this here right now so try to sign in with my usual password and username if that's going to work is that going to work? I don't know if either Shelby or somebody had registers in the room coming to the database and a registration control panel on the top. All right, well using Google Chrome, okay maybe what I have is an outdated version of Windows Explorer because I use Google Chrome and now everything is up and flying so I can see it. Let me just type hello here. Yeah, and I couldn't go to any PLC. Not easy with the problem, so. What else are we going to be putting in here? Is this it? Can we put a banner up there for products, people that are on the micro effect? Absolutely. Resizing the chat room is no problem. Just let them shoot me an email or... Alright. Well, I appreciate what you do, Tim. Glad to do it. Alright. And this is the latest and greatest update for the chat room that they had, right? Right. That's their latest server. My friend, we have a good morning there and keep going. That's all I can say. Sounds good, Joe. Alright, thank you, sir. In the middle of the program, I was trying to figure out what to do here to begin with, but so I guess I got it figured out for the time being. Getting back to the Hornet YouTube group, I don't know how intelligent all that was, but for those of you who use the chatroom on the micro effects, We dumped everything concerning the old one. That was truly like eight or nine years, six, seven, eight, nine years old, whatever. Tim, we talked about in the conference here last week, we talked about upgrading the chat room. The only thing he was concerned about, we were losing our little smiley faces and all that. So we're going to have to do without all the special effects that we have. But everything else should be pretty much the same. So if you want to use the chatroom, you have to have a username and password. You have to sign in and whatever you sign in, if that's your name, you're locked in and nobody else can use that name. And for 6,200 people, that's how many we had registered before, 6,200 people. I have no idea how many we will have registered here in the near future, but hopefully the chatroom will be able to hear more. And back to you, Mark. Hey, by the way guys, guess what's coming up? Help them out. Get everybody back in the chatroom that we can that's already been in the chatroom before, so we've got to make sure they have access. Workout's just fine for us. Anyway, we are headed towards the bottom of the air, but we're not there yet. I also point out something I haven't mentioned enough, and I need to, Freedom Poluza. Coming up, 3rd of July, this is Patriot Music and Freedom Poluza! Go to Freedom Poluza on Facebook or FreedomPoluza.com. The information on who when but it is on the third the fourth it is a get together poker fans it'll be there poker face dot com w w w dot poker face dot com w w w dot poker face will get you where you need to go to get the information that you need to find out what's going on and then up there we'd like to know what's going on well especially if you're going to have a little bit of fun and festivities family event fourth and the fifth goes up I guess on a weekend I'm pretty sure it's where I'm right about that freedom palooza, palooza, like, lop-a-palo-lop-a-palooza, remember that, there's a couple other ways, it's freedom palooza. Have Poker Face, several other Patriot bands are gonna be there and others are signing up, if they're just hearing about it, might wanna give them a call at pokerface.com, connect and then go to the email or link in there and send a message. If you're a band and you're a Patriot, They might want you to be there. We got time to hook everybody up and get more music played. That'll work out just fine. But to find out, you got to go to the page. So go to www.theameldayandcenterfiresystems.com. We're going to find out if they still have the skill they might. It's, but it's interesting. www.centerfiresystems.com. Did they sell out? Did they sell out? Well, they still listening it. The .22 caliber grab and go can. Yes, it's got to hold it. As a matter of fact, see it's out of stock. They sold it out this morning. Last night in wee hours there must have been one or two left. So even as I mentioned it to you, I think about ear candy. 22 caliber brick of ammo, one MRE, AK bag of frog, it's the wire cutter burden cleaning kit, $90 postage. And considering what 22 ammunition is going for, it was worth it for the ammo, the bayonet and whatever. And it came in a Russian RPD ammo can. Top everything else. Actually, it's not RPD, that would be a PK. and 7.62x54 I've tempted you, at least you with the possibility of goodies you have is to go back and find other goodies. Well, there are other things out there. So go to the ammo day. Everybody vote with your wallet and at least something. Now, I notice I didn't say 22 because it was expensive as buying it by our ammo now. So might as well buy a box of 7.62x39 or .223 ammo or whatever else you got. Cheapest for the most is to buy something today. Friday is always a statement day. And also making statements supporting the micro effect. right there in the office we've got another person standing by and many others in a hallway that goes down from the broadcast booth row after row of little workstations with their hand reaching for the phone waiting for your call. I think there's at least 40 that I saw in the picture. They go just down a long line into fade off. You cannot even see the other end. That's right. Just little points. So again, every once in a while you hear a ring and sometimes many and everybody grabs the phone picks it up, you'll hear a voice. And you can donate to the micro effect because we need to cover the bills. So again, it's a cool image and it's easier to paint on. Isn't it great? You can do that with radio. In your mind, you had to picture that hallway and the arm coming out every once in a while and the other one reaching for the phone and... Every once in a while you see somebody's head stick up. And looking around like, where the hell am I? Why am I handcuffed to this chair? Why does it say answer the phone or die? Yeah. Oh no, that's China, I'm sorry. And don't worry if you don't answer the phone and they kill you, you'll take your body parts. You'll be in somebody in 24 hours. You'll be in somebody else in 24 hours. That's simple. Anyway, for anybody who's got a bunch of AKs, just the center fire systems, 10 AK-47 or AK-74, they're mixed up and there really isn't any difference between one or the other AK-10 of them for 99. About as cheap as you're gonna get at 20 cents a piece, But again, if you're looking for some spares, which I would recommend if you've got a pile of AKs, go in your spares box, your armorers kit. Because every once in a while, people who are walking along go, brrrrk! And you hear a snap, and it could happen, doesn't happen very often. They're pretty resilient. They're a phenolic type. But again, that's on CenterFireSystems.com, CenterFireSystems.com, age of 10, AK-47 or AK-74. Pistol grips, item number AK-60, it's right there. 10 of the little pistol grip right there side by side. It's $1.99. But I'd buy some other stuff because the shipping is going to be more than the cost of the pistol grips. So you might as well add more and still pay the same amount for shipping. So check it out. They do have a lot of 1915 round magazines that are the Korean for dollars a piece. Those are the ones that used to be $5 a piece. They have come down a little bit for sale. And that's about it. They also have some Korean .40 caliber Smith 40 Smith and Wesson Glock 22 mags for $10 a piece. So if you've got a 40 caliber Glock, model 22, I gotta call one of my friends because he wanted to buy some more. Well, there they are. $10 AP. You wanna grab them, pick them up, run with that puppy, at www.interfirersystems.com. Don't worry about the 22 grab and go thing on the front page. They're already sold out, they're gone, they're gone, they're gone, and they will not be available for back orders. They're gone. But they do have the pistol grips and they do have the Glock mags. far as I know. Boy, I should say you're going to slap Mark in the microphone if you find out he's lying to you. Wouldn't it? Well, no, maybe not. But here again, because I can't do anything about this, it's a business. They could be selling everything and I wouldn't know. I mean, even if they check the web page, half the time they don't catch up with things. Everybody's doing this. I don't care where the hell they are. It looks like everything they're offering is pretty much for sale, except for that 22 grab bag thing. They also have steel AK magazines for $8. a piece. Yeah, that's an oak at good price. Those are decent mags. Again, that's Korean. They're the gray body. That means they're done in the phosphate finish, which is park rising. And at the CAK-47, 762x39, 30 round, Korean modeled after the East German mag. They have the heavy rib rear, East rib rear on them. It's worth while at $8 a piece. Just keep picking away at them. Keep buying more mags, keep buying more mags, and then keep buying more ammo and some more mags. We're almost to the top, ya know, bottom. Don't do that to me. We're almost to the bottom of the hour, sir. Uh, yeah. And we're gonna be hearing the break music any moment now. Any moment. Bum bum bum, ba da bum. Gooby, where are you? Well, I'll tell you what, if you are out here in Michigan, a miracle for two whole hours, the weather stayed the same. Number one. In the bottom of the state, it's cool off the lake. Hopefully we're gonna get some weather out of the south. But that won't be until later in the day by the look. So there's passing below us and heading down into Ohio and Indiana. They're probably going to get some rain there. For all the rest of you, clear sailing if you're heading up north. I understand good clear weather and cool. Everybody's probably seen those pictures of the ice floating in Lake Superior. And it's what guys? It's almost June. Well, that's not new for us. I've lived to see this before. They say it's the worst of the hundred years and it's like yeah up and down, up and down, don't worry. We used to try and get up to Lake Superior just to say we put our arses in it. 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During the break there, we got a lot of people asking questions in the chat room. How do you do this and do that? I don't know man. I'm trying to figure it out myself and obviously Tim, the webmaster guy, he's still working on it there. So just be patient my friends and we'll get this all figured out. It'll be old news here just a half hour. It'll go by that fast. So keep trying. Anyway, folks, for those of you out there listening, we are here at the end of the month and in all honesty we didn't get to cover the expenses. I just didn't push that hard. Really, we have so many things going on here. I'm not able to make it to the microphone all the time. And that seems to be a problem in some ways. But if you can manage here, we've got like zero phone calls this morning. zero, so if you have the ability to make a contribution using a credit card or a debit card or something along those lines folks 888-747-1968 and of course you can snail mail us at PO Box 164 Cammie Idaho 83536 and please send your contributions in the form of cash or preferably a post of money order and We just think that would be great But doing what we can when we can, that's what we need to do. We're struggling all... It's a hell of a battle, man. I gotta tell you, from where I sit, we've got great people that have got on board with the micro effect like Tim, the guy working with our new website here for the past. I mean, he's spent a lot of time with this. On one side, we have a lot of good things happening coming from the micro effect, changes that are being made, some real genuine resources that the microfect has never had. We've always been an in-house operation trying to figure out and do things to ourselves. Well, in all honesty, I tell you what, it's about Bern, myself and Kelly out trying to keep up with everything. And so, at this point in the history of the microeffect, We have people getting on board, but you know, I don't want to say like it's almost like too late, man. We're sliding downhill. I really don't want to believe that. So if you can make a contribution, my friends, because I'm going to tell you the first thing that's going to go, and we're hanging on a thread here right now, is our satellite feed. And you know, it works this way. Once you lose that frequency, It's gone. Even if you come back six months later and say, hey, we want back on, it will be a whole new ball game because you have lost that frequency. And maybe somebody like Numbullnuts over there at the Christian Media Network can grab our frequency for providing we lose it here today and gain a few new listeners. That's what he did last time when we switched frequencies purposefully. I don't know what else to share with you people. We've done a lot of things here with the Micro Effect. We have our group all across America for helping people. We created a book for that. There's something else we've done and you can get on board with that as well. We're going to stay here and keep squeaking like a squeaky wheel, if that's what it takes to keep things moving and being a part of something bigger or larger than yourself. Also includes, you know, and at this time we haven't had any of those calls here in recent time, but you know, maybe because we haven't talked about it enough or maybe we haven't brought it to the table enough. Maybe people are unaware. Maybe people, I don't know, but you know, it's like this folks. We have to work together. Period. You're not going to fight this battle all by yourself. I don't care who you are and what you think you are. You're not going to fight this battle all by yourself. And it's our duty, as we see it, to bring the information to the table and see that everybody's well informed. And if we're all well informed, then we have no reason to be without the information that's required needed in a daily basis. Mark, if you want to take this here for a minute, I've got to take care of something here real quick. But it's also Friday according to up here in Michigan. Camp Emerson, new Camp Stasa, Camp Wayland North. The Oghammer Ranges, Camp Nagehicham and Fox and Wolf, not as big, but they got some cool stuff going on way up there. We don't have the Yule. Those are not Yule. Those are all lower Michigan sites. Everything is active this weekend. They're going to be very busy. In fact, they're going to try and jam stuff in to make it possible of additional groups to come in from, I understand, eastern Ohio this weekend. Don't know about the Oghammer Range, 1600 yard target. The guys are bringing in their 50s. Time in on a target. target opportunity, let's put it that way. It includes the Ogham Arranges, the militia M traffic tickets, they are not in the facility. Again, damage to the going anywhere for the full three days. Tell you to because it's now those vehicles won't be moving around, you're not going to dig ruts, other people will be on those regular lots. For the weekend, they park accordingly. So how long are you going to be here, what are you going to do? You'll still be parking as units, I can't stress that enough. If something happens where a group has to We don't have an ad hoc bunch of confusion all over the complex. Something is asking. They want to get back home because they got to get into a fight. The SRT wants to cause something in P in a pool. The feds want to try and steal a piece of real estate in somebody's face in some way. Those units are going to want to be on the ground back where their families and their home is so they can get their numbers first. Rules about deployment, remember, it doesn't mean the rest won't jump. But it's gasketing deployment responsible for the area with their people. Also, again, a reminder, logistics. When you train for, when you deploy for training, you treat this as a combat operation. We don't treat this as a deploying. You deploy with a logistic train, a support vehicle or support vehicles moving with the unit, providing additional ammunition, pyrotechnics, anti-vehicular technology, et cetera. There's a whole bunch of stuff, signal communications, including backup, the combat deployment that's on standby. This again is year 2014. The swine obviously want to try and get away with something. The communist hate will puff up some dunderhead with a low IQ, short neck and a tiny weenie who's all roided up. Well, however this thing starts, you need to be ready for it. So when we deploy, we constantly deploy as in fighting you from training to fighting posture instantly. The good thing is most of what you need is sitting right there ready to rock and roll and plug in so that's not a problem. The idea is to get the rest. Don't forget again that your best bet is your ammunition so that it can be combat issued. Example, we use SKS Stripper Clips for 7.62x39. I've done hundreds of thousands of rounds and I mean hundreds of thousands of standard package for any given point is about 5,000 rounds of ammunition loaded this way and we've got it distributed. this for decades. Every time we load up a batch we get it away from the property. Every time we load up another batch we get it away from the property. Layers upon layers upon long-term storage. Use the SCAS stripper clip with 10 rounds in it. Grab yourself a big box of dollar store Ziploc bags. Put the three stripper clip loads into Ziploc bag and seal it. Burp, make sure you clear the air out of it. Once you've loaded up a whole pile of these you reach over into another box where we purchased SKS chest pouches. The average is 30 rounds, but it can be 20 rounds, depending on the chest pouch per pocket. Load one of those bags, even carefully slide it in. As we've loaded up a chest panel here, we go over to that 20 millimeter ammo can. We carefully fold the chest pouch and we lay it in the can so that the straps are up at the top, laying like a book inside the can. Now you repeat that process until the can is full. What you've got is a complete ready to issue Munitions Bandelier, an SKS stripper clips, that ammunition can either be immediately loaded and used in an SKS or if you'll notice since there are 30 rounds per pocket. Well, that also means that 30 rounds for each AK 30 round mag that you have to reload, but instead of a handful of chicklets and stuff spilling all over the place, ammunition is in a stripper clip to control it. But if you're smart and you are like, you know, have done what we told you to, You buy the AK Magazine Speedloader that goes on the top of your mag. It's Chinese made, typically. They were made and brought in years ago, but there's still piles of them around. They're not 25 cents or a dollar anymore like they used to be, but you should have one for every AK, for every combat soldier you've got, for every militia man. They're carrying an AK. They should be carrying one of those Speedloaders in their kit and have another one in their backpack. Well, when you hand out that SKS ammunition, comes where you need to use it. Well, if you put that guide on your magazine, take the stripper clip and put it in the guide. Crap! 10 rounds that fast. Push down to the top round, they all go into the magazine, take the stripper clip, pocket it, do it again. What you've got is a quick way to get a lot of mags loaded and reloaded. Now that's part of your combat express load that should be on board with all of the other against bearer pyrotechnics, flares, smoke. illumination, other technologies, whatever it is, radios when it comes to radios. Everybody on the same page with the equipment they're carrying, spare battery packs, their chargers, solar chargers, all the test equipment you need, whatever is necessary to keep those radios running. And it should be palletized. In other words, it should be in a carrier system that's easy for everybody to understand. It's not a tangled rat nest when you open the case. everything has its own carrier station you can even do it with mister ziplock bag take every one of those chargers roll up the cord put them inside one of those ziplock bags just that effort alone changes totally the handling processes for the equipment okay so again going to be pretty busy this weekend on nag hichum all ranges open the fifty caliber range is not going to be open for another ten minutes probably twenty or so because of course they Already have the red flags flying and when you do get out on the range Pay attention to the range master because there's only so many spaces for the shooting events, you know for activities and everybody wants to get a crack at 1600 yard moving target guys So we want to get everybody up on the range get them through their cycle and get them on with business So eight four seven nineteen sixty eight eight eight eight seven four seven nineteen sixty eight four seven Standing by but we also have feedback. What do you think about duck hat? getting them in the mail. If they haven't gotten there up today, but anybody who's got them, you can call in. What do you think about them? We may be offering, I still haven't seen our person in the next hour. We might offer two more of the hats, we'll see what happens. If we have two more available for a couple at a time, we can do that to help raise funds. But hey, how about you tell us if you hate them? Oh Mark, it's the most horrible thing I've ever seen. Oh my God. Did you tell me I needed to have this on? It's horrible. Anybody? Go in. I'd like to hear about how horrible it is. Anyway, 888-747-1968, or if you'd like to send a donation, please take the news of. Grab an envelope. Joe McNeil, P.O. Box 164, Cami I, Idaho 3536. Joe McNeil, P.O. Box 164, Cami I, 83536. Interesting. Well, by the way, and to our guys that are in the chat just had this said as an email 200 World War II era military vehicles offers tanks for the memories hahaha tanks for the memories well as it is the Maquat Littlefield did live an exceptionally long life dying of cancer did not live no did not live had dying of cancer at 59 but the independently wealthy San Francisco Bay Area collector did live a wonderfully eclectic life I'm asking over some four decades, one of the world's biggest collections of rolling armor. Yep. And a few other related things including scud missiles, amphibious personnel carriers, and anti-tank guns. It is safe to say that not outside of a national war is one likely to find anything quite like this. Well, they don't know jack. Most people don't about how many tanks from across the country. There's at least 27,000 publicly owned tanks out there that are acknowledged. And guys, I'd say it's about three times that many of them are out there. While 80 of Littlefield's prize items are destined for the Collings Foundation in Stone, Massachusetts, A museum dedicated to the preservation of such fair, 200 lots, go under auctions America's hammer on July 11th through 12th at Littlefield's former Holm Cub Museum in Portola, California, just south of San Francisco. After all, moving an M1 tank anywhere was out of the question. No, that's not true. They're easily moved. They do it all the time. I specialize in cars and have seen my share of amazing collections! Well, when I saw that Mr. Littlefield had amassed at his home, I was RIDO! He says, who's special? Uh, let's see. Toggling behind Auctions America and its renowned collector car sister company, RM Auction. Their cars are sold for really stupid prices and you can't afford. Anyway, uh, there is a complete photo essay there that you want to check it out. Go to the... Well, actually that's from Yahoo is where I got it, but it's, uh, Motoramic. and we want to punch in rare sale of 200 World War II era military vehicles. Well, I hate to tell you, this is not from a World War II era. A modern piece of equipment still in service for a whole bunch of the countries. But anyway, looks like he's got a Sherman Firefly that's going to be for sale. There's many others. Panzer IV with a Royal Panzer IV, as a matter of fact, long. And it looks like a 105 configured, but it looks like it's a 105 Sherman, short tube. A duck for sale. We have ducks around here all over the place guys. It might be one of the early German half track, you know, a three quarter, no it's a half track in this case. And what else they are showing? Another variant, Sherman variant by the way. So several and of course the scut with the track launcher. That's interesting. Another short tube Sherman with the cast turret rather than the fabricated turret and what else does he... Oh looks like an American... M40... No, 44. It's an odd man out. Could be actually might even be a Russian T-54, 55 variant. The tracks are the odd thing out about it. Well anyway, there's a whole bunch of armor. I see a T-34. T-3045 and a few other cool things there. These are all stored indoors by the way, and apparently they do run. You might want to check it out, kind of interesting. They have a little sneak peek imagery. I don't know why they wouldn't have more images about that one. We'll do what we can to pass the word on, and maybe somebody out in San Francisco might buy a couple of tanks for us to drop off over at the, yeah, the Bunnie Ranch would be kind of fun, wouldn't it? Yeah, you know it would, it'd be cool. So anyway, we are at the, oh we're headed to the top of the hour, we're only a little bit away. We have that cup of coffee. For everybody out there, it is Friday. If you're gonna be out on the road, be careful, pay attention. Don't get caught, put it with regard to preparedness. Just because it's quiet over on the western end for the moment, the bad guys are trying to get everybody to go back to sleep. Now we will find out more, hopefully, in fact I'm checking right now to see if we have any other flags on this. But we may have a little more information on that change out with regard to the fundy mess hall. The militia of mess hall for the troops there. There's supposed to be a change up. We'll see what happens. I hear the music. God, we are the sound 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 4th day and night. We'll be back just a little bit right here. It is the third hour. The intel report is coming up. Down your number for night vision. Close this please. That number is 231-796-8458. Don't touch that dial because we'll be right back. Interrupt this program for an urgent announcement. 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