What's better than your music on the go with a cool Live 365 iPhone app? The new and improved iPhone app, of course! With background streaming, super fast gauge loading, share features, track ratings, and more! Download it now at Live365.com slash smartphone! Live 365. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in 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, he said, We've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught. according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number and you've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave is this still the land of the free? Gentlemen, this is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm our corny and I'm Darrell civics one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west central east and south ladies and gentlemen you were listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com IndianaFreedomTalkRadio.com, where on AM and FM micro stations, CB base stations, and alternate technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska. We're in the Hallmark network from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida, from the bottom of Florida across the arc of the Gulf of Mexico. 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Well, today is July 30th, all day long, right up until midnight. And it is kind of on the chilly side. It's presently 67 degrees. We just had a nice three hour rain this afternoon. Started at about 1 o'clock and lasted until about 4. And it cleared off for a while, but it's clouding over again. And we're supposed to have more perspiration, I mean, precipitation. So, enjoy the cool folks. We'll see you up by the end of next week. Summer is over, or maybe fall is coming. One of those two. Anyhow, that's the one around here. Same old, same old, more of it, just different name. Players have just, I mean, the players have been changed, names have been changed, but still the same. for everybody again out there it is weapons wednesday so phase plasma rifle for the water range oozy nine millimeter carbines possible shotguns etcetera uh... before going to further those do we still have our driver there he's been through checkpoint or maybe talking right now in fact he said he was only a minute away from the checkpoint down there just around the radio and hopefully we'll get an after-action report for the drivers he moves through the eric got your sir yeah yeah i wonder why Hey, how you doing? Go ahead. He asked me if I was a US citizen, and I said, well, what's the point? He was like, just keep on moving. Yeah. Well, why? Who cares? Obviously, we're not stopping him with the border. Why are you bothering me anymore? And so pretty much kind of like haphazard or like glum, or was he like not belligerent? What did it feel like? I think he's been asked that question so many times. He was just tired of answering it. Yeah. Everybody is caught on to the scam. And the Border Patrol guy, you know, actually, here's the thing, this is a driver, this is what gets me about this. The Border Patrol are a legitimate part of our real government. Homeland Security is not. And now that they've, what it is, you've got this national secret police that has sucked up all of these traditional American institutions. The Coast Guard is supposed to be there, guys. The Coast Guard is as old pretty much as the country. The Border Guards are as old as the country. But all the rest of this garbage or all this interior police the KGB BS of Homeland Security We need to get rid of it tomorrow. We need it should never have happened in the first place It's an illegitimate mechanism foreign to the United States It needs to be done away with the TSA serves no purpose other than to intimidate Americans Hey mark everybody pretty well understands again. Go ahead. We got Henry there jump in there, sir Yeah, I just I just had to throw something in there. We knew if the guy should have said it as said that no he was an American and put his hand out and asked for his money. Have you got the $7,000 for me? That's it man. The first response would be does it matter? Well yeah I guess it does. No I'm not from America give me my money. What he should have done was put the other hand out and said no comprendo English where's my AR-15? Exactly that's all I had to say I'm out of here. Thank you sir. Well, appreciate the input. Anything else there? Notice anything about the rest of the checkpoint? Was it just a handful of green shirts or what was going on? No, no, it was staffed probably 15 or so running around the outside can on units. I'm surprised that they were. Right. Again, what purpose does it serve up there? If the border is flummoxed, and we know it is, wouldn't it make more sense that they'd be taking all that manpower and putting it down there where it'd be useful? His attitude was pretty much, yes, keep moving man, hard of dealing with it. I think this is backfired. The system of course wants people to scream at the border guards so that they get frustrated. I think they're not so much screaming, but people are like, you're not serving any purpose here. And I think it's not, people are getting in their face but in a different way and it's kind of backfiring because the guys that are actually there realize, well we're not really doing the job we're supposed to be doing by being here. If the border is a sieve, why bother? And since obviously, here's the other thing about it, the illegals that we're talking about are being put right on buses and put right on planes and flown deep into the United States. So what's that border checkpoint doing? It's not a border checkpoint. It's an in-country checkpoint. So who's it harassing other than us? They're just making sure that the proper bus is on the proper road headed for the proper town. Yeah, there's a kick or two. How many buses full of the characters that are supposed to be stopped at the border have driven by that very checkpoint and it's like, hi Frank, hi Hal. Yeah, I know. What do you got on board? Nothing American. That's an American, right? No, they probably get a bypass. Oh hell yeah, it's just you have nothing American here, we're on the way, dumping them deeper into America, creating more of a cesspool. Think about it. So then why are you bothering these other people coming? See, it forces the guy to a degree to acknowledge what we're talking about. And it's like, well I don't really need to be harassing these people. Yeah, okay, goodbye. That's the illusion. Yeah, it's all just going through the motions and the invasion is already taking place. So they all realize it's like this is serving no purpose. You know, they got the dogs out there. But you know, the problem I have with the dog thing is everybody's already been able to prove out with enough video that they're flat out lying about the dogs. If it's somebody they've been paid to ignore, they're ignoring them. Dogs can only eat so many of them, you know. Right, well, you know, but the thing is like, you know, the dog I got a hit with a dog. Really? Did you? You know, my attitude on that would be, really? You're lying about what? Because you're using the dog, oh, that because they can't, you can't take that dog into court. You're not gonna be able to take that dog into it, you know, or, uh, and sue him. Boy, you know, all the department, but the department has immunity, blah, blah, blah. The dog has immunity because can you interview the dog? Ruh, ruh, ruh, ruh, ruh, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, So all they do is step on the dog's toe. They just train the dog to make a noise. Yeah, oh, I got a hit. And then of course they harass the owner, you know, the property of the American whenever possible. And that's the whole idea. But not the not the guy with the paper who just came out of the back of a courtroom who's on a bus by the hundreds or well, in this case, 60 to 80 who are headed into the United States so they can never come back to that court to never show up for that court date. And they lied right from the get go when they went in. and everybody knows it and everybody knows the routine and they're all just going through the motions. So it's all BS as far as that goes. Anyway, go ahead. Otherwise, normal staff for that particular location. Is that a fixed checkpoint you're normally driving through? Yeah, that one's a fixed checkpoint. There's another one out here. I can't remember exactly which interstate system I believe is over in the corner. It actually has some video equipment. If you ever get through it, there's a lot of infrared as you're pulling it you can see the little a little red glow on some of them. Right so they're scanning the system just to see how many other electric therm any additional heat signatures are getting off of the car. Man that looks like a bus. 15 people in a minivan. Cool. Raying flat standing upright you know bent over. Wow it's a pretzel. Look at the people pretzels. I know. About the dog. This one here on Austin but often you know. I've never seen the dogs around the semi-trucks. It's always around passenger vehicles. Interesting. Yeah. Trucks, you know, the problem with the trucks is as much as anything is, don't you think with all the garbage floating around that either a, the diesel of course doesn't help. Diesel, the exhaust, does permeate the environment to a degree. So that may be one of the issues, but it's not likely also, hey, a lot of trailers, even though you don't know if you're picking up somebody else's trailer, you don't know what's been in it. You know what I mean? And it's a fact. It's like the currency in the United States. They've acknowledged that about 80% of the currency in the United States, if they went hyper aggressive with the actual test kits, would flag positive for drugs. Because at one point or another, somebody's handling something like that and they've been through the machine. They've been through the mill, either south of the border or in the United States. And because of the nature of the circulation of currency in and of itself it would not be a legitimate test. But back in the day when they could still baffle everybody with BS on that they would try to pull that. mostly for the property seizure scam where they can keep the currency and they're still doing it to a degree but you know and they're gonna continue I'm sure it's worse than anything we're hearing but the whole argument that well the currency tested positive for some kind of drug we don't know what they were but some kind of drug so we need to take the money and purely it's just a pirate scam That tells me I got quit sticking my hundred dollar bills in my pill bottles. Yeah, exactly. Oh heaven forbid You should do that. Well, but you didn't get a green light for Prozac, you know Oh Prozac. Oh cool. No, no problem. Don't bother him on that one. You don't have Prozac. Well, you don't I mean No, or he's a doper we like. Yeah, okay Prozac. Yeah, cool. He can he can run with that Otherwise how the roads look down there in general what's going on traffic wise anything anything just kind of jump out there? No, no, just it's Texas hot down there Yeah, that's why I kind of pointed out, and that's one of the things I will remind everybody headed south. Before you get down there, no black t-shirts and no black uniforms if you're going down to deploy on the border. Black's not exactly conducive to comfort down there, is it? No, no. The cooking clothes. If you want to lose weight, it's a great color. Don't worry, you'll be sweating bullets in no time, even if it's a dry heat. Yeah, in other words it works as a furnace. Yeah, go ahead driver. Go ahead. Get yourself a booty hat. Yeah, that's what you know I'm looking for right now. I had a source for the South American patrol hats. I don't know if everybody's seen them. The Venezuelans used to use these years ago and I noticed they're present military. I don't think they are. Instead of the regular booty it actually is more of a, it's not a sombrero, but they were actually a wide brim. more on the line of a cowboy hat. But they were OD green and they were in woodland camo and I used to have a source for them from the, they were a guy that was buying surplus from the Venezuelan and the Brazilian governments and they were only about $1.75 to $3 apiece American. And they were heavy. I mean I've got maybe one left. In fact, it's pretty tired now. But for summer extreme weather, extreme heat operations, they'd be perfect. You're carrying your own shade is what you're doing, which is what you need. You can cover the shoulders. You can cover the head. You'll still get beat down on the top through the top of the head a little bit. They had large grommets. They had large, conventional, pressed rivet grommets. You know, for the spacers for air. And they were a thick three weave herringbone twill OD green. And they stood well. They really took up, they took a lot of abuse. I wore the snot out of those. I had a unit we completely outfitted a group with them. And we'd use them during the summer months. Because they'd also protect the top of the shoulders. and people don't think about it, your shoulders are right out there constantly, they're getting cooked down, it's a narrow surface and it beats on you. It's one of those things especially when you're down in Texas or Arizona or New Mexico, those areas right now it's summertime for them. So that would be a perfect solution. But again, hey, maybe even going to some kind of I know it sounds strange but it's not because we're do as the natives do. One of the wider brim cowboy hats would be a solution. I don't know about tacking it out or anything but you got to remember we're going to be out in the sun for an extended period of time and this is one of those many things that needs to be taken into consideration. But tactical clothing, no black, no black uniforms. Drop that right away. If you got black web gear you need to change out go pick up something else And that's going to match the environment and work with it, but you're going to have to change out You shouldn't be going down there like that to begin with so Channel pack about four canteens Yep Exactly. Yeah, because the other half of it is keeping you everybody hydrated so you don't flop over Or you get yourself a good sombrero, and then you'd look like the fellas that you were trying to keep out Yeah, that and a tactical syrupy. Yeah, see Senor. I need to learn how to make camouflage syrupies. Yeah. Hey, you could camouflage a sombrero. We just never see anybody do it. Have you noticed that? Break out the spray paint. It's a tactical sombrero. That'd be kind of cool. Right. Well, you could do a little ghillie on it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Then you look like you have little pine points, little spike points. You look like a cactus. Especially if you got the real high traditional one. You know, the high crown. Yeah, that would be cool. Is that cactus moving over there? I don't know, it's got its own Bola underneath it. Otherwise, it sounds like again, business as usual, but frustrated business as usual down there, at least on the regular traffic ways. As far as your local people that I've dealt with today, it's very tense down. A lot of the companies I've been to today, you could tell that Any kind of feedback from them? Are they kind of tired of what they're seeing on the border? Or are they kind of trying to be passive but they don't like the fact that people are pointing it out? I mean any kind of feedback on that? No, well you know because there's a lot of you know from South America office people that I go and I talk to. The ones that I've dealt with today were kind of just annoyed that they were having to deal with a white guy. or an American. See, this is a war from the get-go, which is one of the things that people... No, no, we're going to be warm and fuzzy. Really? Watch and see how this works. See, any place else, go south to Mexico and watch to see how warm and fuzzy everybody is. If you start to tell them on their piece of real estate what to do. Now, what's interesting is, coming up the other direction, it's like, well, you know, we need to bend over backwards. That's the tip. Yeah, same thing you're seeing here. Well, of course, the idea of the, you cannot serve the pork! Oh, I think I'd have a barbecue right across from you. Every once in a while there's just pork skin laying everywhere. I don't know where those pork rinds came from. Actually, we've got pretty good service on those. Cheaters. That's the eaters. That's right. Pork rind dust. Anything else, BC? Go ahead. We've got a driver down on the border area right now, actually. No, I just didn't mean to interrupt. Again, Darrell, jump in there, please. Well, I was just thinking when you were talking about the Muslims coming in and waiting until they get enough numbers to start demanding what we need to do is whenever they open their mouths just give them a knuckle sandwich wrapped with pigskin. You know what I mean? And don't take the crap. But the Willy Nilly is down in Washington. Oh, you can't do that. And the do-gooders They've got to stick their nose into everybody else's business, but their own would have a conniption fit. And besides that, then you'd be classified as a hater and a racist and any other number of things that they could try to classify under one thing because you are standing up for your country and trying to prevent the demise. Interestingly enough, again, well, like we're seeing down there, the The big thing that I see over and over again is money. The logic is somehow that we're just going to keep shoveling money so that they can continue to violate the border. Not just the illegals coming up right now, but if you listen to all of the sheriffs, everything else on the border, it's, well, how are we going to speed? We don't know. We're running out of cash. Money, money. It always comes back to the, they want to continue to betray us, continue to fail us. and you know the whole of the people because they're the ones on the line down there and the only thing they're worried about is that they don't have more money to shovel the characters that are coming across deeper into the US in other words they want to get out of that money barge they were even told that money barge is out there somewhere where can that tip fall from the sky so they can start sucking off it and do more damage America That's exactly the agenda, they have a foot. They're not talking about fixing, stopping, slowing down, or properly processing people the way they should be, where they're coming across the border, and they have temporary work visas or whatever. No, they're not talking about that. I've come up with a solution, or the group of us up here at the radio station, they'll come up with a solution. We discussed that on Saturday night. Do you want to shut the border down there along Mexico? between Mexico and the US. All those AMRAPs that are being brought back from Afghanistan and Iraq, well maybe not Iraq now because they're getting ready to wag the dog park three. But anyway, there's something like 7500 they're bringing back. Our border is 1700 miles long. Just think if we put one of those every so far and dug it in with a clear field of fire, That would shut the border down real quick. It wouldn't cost anything because we already have the mobile pillbox. Exactly. Well, I think one of the problems in general that we're seeing here, one of the interesting things here too is if we can get the bodies down there is the ranchers On the properties right now, the ranchers are more than willing to accept militia units. In fact, in the past, there were people who were being pissy. They thought they could be politically correct. They were going to play both sides. Well, now down the road, rather than stopping this earlier on or supporting operations earlier on, now it's the flood time. Well, I need sandbags! This could have been dealt with in a more, shall we say, less... less intense fashion but still create the environment that would have halted or stopped pretty much all of this years ago. So now we're having to play, it's not so much ketchup, we're going to have to literally sandbag the whole line in order for this to work. Everybody's going to have to start working as Americans to shut down the border. We're going to have to do it ourselves. It's not going to happen from the government end. They're failing us completely. They're making sure their drugs get across whatever other illicit stuff they've got going. It could be child slave trade headed southbound. Everybody's thinking north. You've got to remember guys, there's a bunch of other stuff going on, both at the border checkpoints and along the border. Going southbound, not just going northbound. And the slave trade coming northbound, which is all the illegal thing is to begin with, except that of course we're paying for it. We're literally across the board paying for it out of our wallet. It's been conditioned, it's been fabricated and generated step by step over and over again here. So, everybody needs to be paying attention to the situation and, you know, needs to make a decision about how they can support the militia, sponsor people going down there. Maybe you can't go right now, but eventually you'll be able to help out. At this point in time, you can help out by, you know, supporting the men that can get down there. If the person is willing to go, but maybe needs certain equipment, guys, sponsor that person. square them away that's what we talked about the five ten program for what's what we needed in place we need to work at that we need to be doing it on a daily basis uh... do it before getting farther at the bottom of the hour here darrell uh... gun shows coming up anything in your area ready meet ups anything that you are making out for about where you can be at the book what next gun show will you be at even if it's a little ways out please well the next one i will be at will be probably at washington p.a. I believe it is September 20th down at Washington, PA at the fairgrounds there. There may be one on September 13th, but I don't have that information here that's down in the radio station, so I need to check on that. That's what's scheduled for right now. Starting in September, though, there will be quite a few of them coming up in a row. All I can say is I've been watching the supply of 223 ammo or the 5.56 in the penetrate around which is called the SS109 62 grain stuff. A lot of places have it and they have it at which appears to be a fairly decent price. So you need to get a hold of them. I know Natchez has some midway arms, he's got some. Brownells has got some, even the Elly Brothers got a whole slew. If I had $12,000 I could go down and get $12,000 worth at one time. Don't have that. But I'm just saying that it's out there. You need to be buying it up before they decide to shut it off so that they can go play Wag the Dog 3 and other calibers. Some of the center fire hunting loads are starting to appear and your pistol ammo is starting to appear. It's come down a little, but not a whole lot. So you need to jump on it as quick and as off as you can, like Mark used to say, every payday, buy a box of ammo. It doesn't matter whether you have the gun for that caliber or not, buy it. You can always barter it to somebody else. Hey, I was able to get a box of these and I know you got a 9mm or you got a 40S and W. How about I trade this box of 40s for a box of 38 specials or something like that to build up your own private inventory. Start using your head about getting this stuff and make contacts with people. And the big thing is that again, the system knows that this is moving. The bankers are backing this. There's a whole bunch of issues about why a simple line is not secure, but we have checkpoints 35 and 50 and 100 miles in. They're not doing anything to affect the characters that are actually moving all this stuff because they know exactly where they need to go and what they need to avoid. And depending upon who's at the checkpoints, they've already been told, don't bother this vehicle or these vehicles if they're owned by this company. Because they're the ones actually moving the dope or the ones moving the money. With them being located that far in, there's a plethora of roads that you can take. That's right. If you have a brain and navigate around them so you wouldn't go through them in the first place. You never hit the same point. I think the most important thing if you've ever noticed, one thing about the cash and the currency is that they always keep showing, always when the Mexican government does bust any of the competition. They always show you these pallets of money. Well guys, have you ever thought about with all the scanning technology which everybody's told exists, everybody told they're using, how could you be hiding a pallet or several pallets of currency? Typically when they grab it though they don't. Oh no, but I think about it. Even in duffle bag form or in backpack form, one of the things we demonstrated years ago, if you take a roll of 20s and go into a store that has a full HARP type security scanner for the anti-theft markers, If you have 20 or more $20 bills together, they will automatically set off the survey. I am talking about to find it. I understand what you are saying afterwards. No, I am talking about the idea as far as IDing it. and government being able to do the same thing when it was outbound. In other words, for the criminals that are moving it, they're being given the Hail Mary to do it. They're being given a blind eye. Because as far as tracking it goes, in a block form like that... Oh, they could see it by satellite if they wanted to. Yeah, exactly. It'd be such a large marker. The ping would be massive. The electronic ping for a pallet of or a backpack full of. And since these are all the large bills where they've already tried to tell everybody that the tracking technology is hyper big and super, we see everything, know everything, do everything. Well, then all of a sudden they just go into brain fart when it comes to these large blocks of paper printed currency. So, that should tell you right off the bat that again, it's all the enemy is running both sides. And it's like what I've been talking about with Iraq. Let's see. We had to go kill Saddam Hussein and kill his population and beat him all down, and we had to be the big dog, peeing on everybody and turn them all into, you know, little dogs. Then we piss and moan while we're trying to build and demand that they become an army. But we've pissed on them and we've pissed on them and we've pissed on them. We can't figure out why we can't make them all into barking dogs. So then of course, on top of everything else, we make what we made just like what happened with Vietnam, South Vietnam. So now here we have an enemy, unlike Vietnam North, where well they had another opposition force to create the fiction of North Vietnam. Now, here with BSBS, the Israelis on demand create BSBS. We, of course, as the dogs with the ringing our dink that we get pulled around by the Israelis anywhere they demand. Lo and behold, we created and built up BSBS slash ISIS. And then we make them the North Vietnamese invaders of South Vietnam. Iraq was secure in one form or another under us. And as everybody who's argued about why we should never have gotten into Iraq, lo and behold, the whole thing was fabricated from all sides and even the supposed now collapse. It's been completely fabricated by the regime, this regime, and by the Israelis. So it's an exact reproduction. The whole gist of what's going on with the drug trade is the same scam. And it's become so obvious that it's like it's a given. And both the supposed, well the Mexicans are forcing them, no they're not, they're not tough and they're not pushing on it because they've got enough of their own industry tied up into the drug trade from that end. Why they're not pushing it from this end? Because New York and New Jersey are up to their eyeballs in it and that includes Wall Street. Because all this technology and all this spy rat technology, if we believe what they've generated, see this is the thing, if everybody believes all this stuff that they've garbage up in media and movies, they see all, know all, do all, well then that border should be so squeaky clean that there ain't nothing getting through. And obviously there has to be an agenda or that would be the case. See, and the agenda is the betrayal of this country across the board. Infesting the country with drugs, promoting it from one direction with all the BS through Hollyweird, etc., and through the music industry, and then going, oh my god, how did this come about? Oh, we need to have a massive police state to stop those evil drugs that we brought in so we'd have the evil, evil drugs. Because otherwise, again, hey, five people, if we go 24-hour shift, If the Border Patrol put five people per mile on the border right now and then use reaction units as they call them or again response sticks as they used to be called, then they can go in, deal with it, focus on the spot where they look like they might think they're going to come across and stop them but cold in their tracks. But they're not doing that. Instead, we've got checkpoints, 35 miles, 25 miles, 100 miles inside the US that have no business existing. If you take all that manpower that they're wasting there and you put it down there on the border where it needs to be, that would pretty well eliminate the problem, guys. I know if I was a governor of one of those border states, I'd call up my guard troops, especially the artillery units, and I would say, What's the range of the artillery pieces that we have? 10 miles? 15 miles? Okay, it's a free fire zone from our border to 15 miles inland to the Mexican side. And every time somebody over there fires a shot over here with a rifle, we respond with a volley from the total number of artillery pieces that we have. Just lay it flat and black. And if the federal government decided that they would Well, you guys can't do that. That's cutting an international incident. Well, they've already done that, and you have done nothing. So we assume that it's up to us to protect ourselves. That means don't shoot them down here, because if you do, we're going to turn the guns around and fire on you. Pure and simple, just get toe to toe tough. That's the problem with all these politicians and stuff. They're all bought off and have no balls to stand by or to stick up for what is right in this country anymore. The almighty dollar I got a weapons when they Wednesday's question for you. Oh go ahead jump in there car We're dealing with heat gun lubricant of WD-40 what have you it loves there? They're a company by the name of dry lube come out with a product called dry lube, which was a silicone Not silicon but graphite Yes, like a waxing substance. It sprayed on out of the can and dried in less than 30 seconds. It came out about the time of Desert Dust 1. I had a customer who had a son that was over there, and he was saying every time they went to the range, their M16s and their M60s couldn't fire a complete magazine without jamming up because of the dust. They wanted to know what if there was anything we could use. Well I got a hold of this dry lube. I sent about six cases of the dry lube over to them and they stopped using the lube that the military had. Which at the time was PLS. Yeah. Also and the other one, the banana flavored. It worked well in any other environment. But come on, if I don't think about it I'll rattle it off. But go ahead please, go ahead, keep going. Anyway, he wrote back that now his whole squad, because we sent him the cases and stuff and he was using it, his whole squad, including the M60, could go through and fire the entire course without a jam. That was the only squad in his company, his platoon, his unit or whatever that was able to do that. And it's called Drylube. And it's still on the market today and I think it's still marketed under that name Drylube. So if you have any questions, that's what I would get. And most of your big name supply houses, like of course you have to get somebody to work for you, but Elliott Brothers or other Brownells or maybe even Midway would probably have it on the shelves there. You can get it from them. First of all, what you do is strip the gun completely and at the very least go to whatever dry graphite lube you can, minimizing or minimizing the lubricant by going down to basically what is called the drop system. Just one drop to coat for surface and spread it over everything, give minimal to no lubricant to the system. That's the one direction you can go if you have to use oils. But the other would be, again, like you said, the other... What they were is unique industrial application lubricants that were used for adverse condition sites. Saltwater typically is one of them. And the lubricants were designed to bond in, work in close to the crystalline structure of the metal, and seal the system so that it wouldn't allow for anything else to pass through. That's what most of those lubricants were originally designed for. They crossed over well into the desert situation and served the same purpose. Go ahead. With the fact that it was dry, it didn't have the liquid that would collect and hold on to the grit, the sand or whatever it is that you're getting in a particular field of operation. They would also, with the fact that it was dry every time you pulled the trigger and fired it around, if there was any build up in it, it would blow most of it out of there so it would continue to function. But how often you would have to coat those parts, I don't know because I've never been in the desert environment to fire my weapon that long to find out. Here we go. Answer the question? Yes. One of the other things to take into consideration, like I said, first of all, is completely stripping everything off down to the dust and dirt. The first rule is you might have to put up with a little bit of adhesion from one direction, but at least it's not locking the dirt or the carbon into the, you know, again, the fixed points or the adhesion points that are normal for the M16. slash the AR-15 around the key, the bolt face obviously, the bolt carrier itself naturally scrubs and cleans the gun to a degree. Any designer always took into consideration carbon. Stoner was no exception, he understood the problems. But still it's a closed system and the very thing that kept all the dust and dirt for the most part out also kept the carbon in. So, carbon, of course, being again the porous material, has a tendency to also work as a binding agent for mud, the dust of ages as I call it, that really fine, fine silt that you kick up in places that are desert environments. The stuff is literally turns to quicksand when it gets wet, it's so fine. It becomes somewhat mobile and viscous. In weapons, the problem is it bonds with the carbon. The first rule is immediately, just as you've seen over and over again, and we've argued at the other point, you immediately dust your weapon constantly. Cover cloths or cover, like oil cloths to attract the dirt is another option, basically with a little small amount of lubricant in a cover rag of cotton. what happens to preferably camouflage cloth that way it blends in with the environment. The dirt, dust or whatever is attracted to the lubricant rag that does mildly oiled rag. It's not soaking or anything. In fact, just a couple of drops. The material bonds to that and actually works away from the receiver in terms of stuff that normally would lock on to crack and control points or to entry points. I tell you what, the best example of what I'm talking about for people, if you think about this, if you go to CenterFireSystems.com and you look at the AR-15s that they've been offering on sale, or actually as a new item. Now, they're a cheaper AR, they're used, they're beaters. Somebody I know pretty close pretty well argued that they're probably contractor guns and it makes sense. They're contractor AR-15s that were in service overseas. Now why would we say that? Well take a look at the dust and dirt on the weapons themselves. Most comp shop AR-15s don't see the light of day let alone get out of the rack or out of the trunk of the car. If they do they're typically in a case or they're secured in a different way so they're kept pretty clean. If you look at these rifles that are being offered through center fire right now, you'll see the dust of ages and all of the surface points where stuff collects. And this is an example of what we're talking about, but remember that's the stuff you can see where it collects into cracks and crevices where there's no place to get in. The biggest problem is any place where there's any kind of perforation hole or a pivot point, that's where the dirt, that's where it enters and it will continue to enter. So, the other thing about the AR is not so much even the lubricant. If you can, you don't use any lubricant, you run the rifle dry or lightly dry, very, very lightly dry. And then when you do stop, one of the things you do is every other man breaks the weapon, wipes down the bolt carrier, does a quick quarter rod on all of the internal surfaces, and then you put it back together real quick. At the very least, you pull the bolt back, drop the mag, pull the bolt back, and do a quick rod dusting with a swab, with a made up swab that's kind of like the first rod of the gun cleaning kit on an M16 buttstock kit. The rod's fairly short, you keep the tip in it, you have a dirty rag already hooked up and attached and through there, and you go in and you do a quick swab of everything that you can reach that's inside, above the magazine well. That's something that I would be doing, carrying a brush for that reason too. It becomes religious when you're in the field. If you're in a vehicle, there's less stuff you're going to collect, but a certain amount of stuff is in the air. Once you start ground pounding, you've got to constantly be cleaning the M16. It's just that simple. Guys are not religious enough about that until they find out what it does to the weapon when they don't. And the other thing is you want to make sure you have some pipe cleaners so you can clean out that proverbial gas tube. Yeah, the other part of the problem. Yeah. And these are just things that it's the nature of the gun. They've known it for as long as the rifle has been in place. That's why we say it's not that it's a total piece of junk. It's just a labor intensive weapon system. The M60, you know, he mentioned the M60, but you know, he couldn't go through a whole belt of ammo. The M60 was a major maintenance heavy weapon. And sometimes because of lack of maintenance or the operator not knowing what he was doing, also a parts intensive weapon because you better have spares on hand for that guy that didn't know what he was supposed to be doing behind the gun because you're tired and somebody else has got to man it when it's in position. That's an issue constantly. Everybody has some training, but not everybody runs that singer sewing machine every day nonstop like you do. That's another issue with crew served weapons. Crew served weapons will have somebody on them because the first rule in military operations is the heaviest weapons will be manned first. So everybody's got some basic work on them, but not everybody's got that much time on them. Experience with them. With the AR it's just keep it clean keep it clean keep it clean and I'd also to be quite honest if I were firing up and I'm telling you just from personal experience guys the I would carry another boat carrier I have another boat carrier in a handy bag right you know on my on my assault gear nowadays if I was carrying an AR-15 I would have one ready to roll that would be my second on the gun Because if you start pumping out browns and you're in a dirty environment to begin with, there's going to come a point where that weapon is going to lock up. Now it may not be right away, but you dump two, three, or four thousand rounds to that gun pretty quick. and you don't have time to clean it because of contact, contact, contact in a real world situation. Yeah, you can either change out guns, I guess, if like a golf club, but one of the things that's going to be causing most of the problems is the key, the bulk carrier itself, and needless to say, the buildup of carbon. Now the reason that carbon buildup is going to take place, another reason everybody we've warned about, is that you're using a multiple number of different ammunitions in the field. Look at how many different flavors of ammunition are out there right now. The foreign ammo is done with the, as far as the Russian stuff, guys I'll guarantee, is being done with the cheapest ammunition, the cheapest powder available to the Russians. Okay? Now, just like the original loads that were done for the M16 that caused problems in Vietnam in the middle years, it got a lot of men killed, Remember that if that thing is putting off smoke, have you ever, look at the difference between the Russian ammo that you're firing, which by the way in an AK makes no difference. Take a look at that and take a look at what you're producing in the way of smoke from an M16 or an AR-15 type or a Mini-14 with that same ammunition and consider that that is carbon. It's supposed to be smokeless powder. I've got a video from one of our trading operations here. I don't think but one part of that has been posted anywhere, right? Guys, we were filming the length of a shooting line where we've got fire and maneuver and everybody's going through certain procedures. By the time the second relay's done, it looks like a black powder event from a Civil War reenactment. I pointed that out to be a said, well, think about this. Where's all this smoke coming from? And the reason is everybody was using this wolf ammunition in mass. Now with the AK it doesn't make any difference. The AK can be carboned up, it can be beat up, you can bend it, fold it, spindle it, mutilate it, and it keeps going. And any junk powder, black powder would work in it. Okay, but with the AR-15, the very issues that came about, remember with the constant consumption of the wrong powder in that small case, It is what carboned up the weapons and got a lot of people killed during Vietnam in the middle years. It is what gave the M16 its notorious bad reputation. Once a bunch of people had died from that, it took years for them. In fact, look at it this way. They had to come up with some BS new name for the AR-15 to make everybody. It is not a CAR-15. It is an M4. No, it's a Karf 15. No, it's an M4! It's a totally new... Do all the parts for my M16A1 pretty well roll over into your M4? Well, yeah. It's a Karf 15. See, there isn't a part... Pretty much every part that's on an M16, I can turn around and throw on that M4, can't I? There's total parts integration there. So we don't really have a new rifle, do we? Nope. Just a different name. Just remember that. Change a print number and give it a different name and there you are. Same gun. But my Cadillac doesn't have fins. Yeah, it's still a Cadillac though. It's like a year later and pretty much all the under parts are interchangeable because we didn't do any significant changes. We just took the fins off your car. Well, you know the reason why the Russian ammo is so smoky, don't you, Mark? That's so they can disguise their movement of their troops. Right. Hey, down at smoke screen. Auto smoke screen. Works just fine, sir. Well, there again, I'm not deriding. Nobody is supposed to be going, oh, Mark, you're attacking my weapon. No, no. I'm reminding you that all of us have those and we all know the problems with them and things that are going to be cropping up. If we're prepared for this, we're not going to have problems. So, driver, your question is absolutely correct. What kind of lubricant will we use in this hot, dry, dusty, dry, and a popcorn fart environment where the air itself is carrying dirt? Think about it. The air itself is carrying dirt. If you're moving vehicles around and you're in a dry situation, you're carrying that rifle through a lot of different conditions. But the air itself, if there's vehicles going by, they're kicking up that dust of ages. That dust of ages is literally stone, ground to rock, ground to fist size rock, ground to pebble, ground to gravel, ground to dirt, ground to dust. But whatever stone it is and a lot of it's pretty hard stone. It's like floating emery That needs to be taken into consideration with maintenance and operation to your ar-15 the ak Throw the ground beat it up whatever pick it back up fire all day. It'll all drop off bottom gun Rep weapon so crude that it keeps going but that still doesn't mean as an American weapon. I'm gonna abuse it guys Okay We are. We got Craig coming up from Forbidden Knowledge next. Darryl, God bless the Republic. This is a new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're on the march both day and night. And don't forget to hug your rifle. That very clean rifle that just burned me in the face. Thank you, Darryl. You're welcome, sir. The sound of the revolution. Thank you for listening to Liberty Tree Radio dot 4 mg dot com. 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