If you think about the confusion that you can create and how many ways you can create confusion, not only can you get in, but you can effectively get out. I would hint that one of the best ways is to be a very bad casualty, but not one that just is flopped over and dead. If you work in teams, one person moving a casualty with a chunk of somebody else's face thrown onto your face and blood and gore all over you, people don't want to touch you. You know what I mean? But I need to get you out of here. That's right. I need to get you out. I gotta get him out of here. And make sure you just have a mouth full of water and ketchup just along the way. So the first time somebody starts to question, and it's like, oh god. And part of that chunk of that other guy's face that you picked up off that corpse and you're just going to right there when it flops down and there's still gore and garbage all over your face, ain't nobody going to look too close to that. Oh, there's all kinds of things if you think through them, but it's so simple it's ridiculous. The idea is you just have to have a stomach for it. You got to make sure you gird yourself in advance. The more ooky you are, the better off you will be. By the way, you're still armed, so if anybody does start to really ask questions, mow them down. You got more casualties on the other side. Congratulations. See? Think ahead. We are- Oh my goodness, we're past the top of the R&D. Can you stick around? You gotta go. I gotta go, Mark. Okay guys, we are at the top. We're gonna hear the music here, probably from Ed. As always, 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, both day and night. Nope, I'm not going to Belleville. I'm going to Battle Creek. Okay, it's free. Get on down to Revoke. Yep. I'm out there all done. Your number for night vision. Yeah, the man at the corner knew what he was doing. He winked at us, said yeah. And we need more of those. But I'll tell you what, Don, your number for night vision is linked. Hey, that number is 23179684582317968458. Thank you, our Gov. Western. Gov. Western America. of the revolution. Thank you for listening to LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com. We all need to prepare ourselves. You might have the food, water, gold and silver but ask yourself, are you truly prepared? That's why you need to visit MainMilitary.com. MainMilitary.com carries everything you need. Gas masks, fire starter kits, high capacity magazines, chemical suits, military surplus items and much more. Do you own a firearm? MainMilitary.com has a large selection of pistols and rifles suited for your needs. Are your local stores sold out of ammunition? Call or visit them today for prices on hard to find ammo and bulk ammo orders. 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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 is 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. 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 will 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 will 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 his 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'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave is this still the land of the free? Yeah, why don't they do movies about things like showing you what the world was really like before the rah-rah victory side of whatever's going on? That's always later in whatever event's taking place and in many cases it might never even show up. Okay, as far as the rah-rah victory thing goes with regard to a lot of what Hollywood does. Anyway, good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. This is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Kornke. one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, southwest, east, and southeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... 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It is Thursday. It is the 6th year of open Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K-2014 Old Earth Calendar or Nostra Domus Doom Calendar Where do scooby? Well, here's a Scooby snack. And I'm gonna have a doobie snack for me! Oh, now everything done seemed so bad even when they're cutting our heads off, man. Whoa! Hey, that does hurt. Wait a minute. Oh, ow, ow! There you go. See, it's all done. So anyway, the last of the Scooby-Doo episodes, they decided not to. Anyway, it is Communications Tuesday. That's the job. The people are on the radio to communicate, get the information out where it needs to be. Let me point something out to propaganda. Why we need to do a better job but also historically understand. They don't want this because it's the improvisers, the adapters, and the can-do people that get the job done. World War I. You always see the movies of WWI and later in the war, of course, always later in the war, it's exciting and it's later in the war where the troops are all doughboys and they're all squared away and everybody has American equipment and over there, over there. Well, here's the problem. I used to hang out with a lot of people that are veterans for obvious reasons, this kind of thing, military background thingy. And I know a lot of WWI vets. Of course, they're all gone now, but one combat engineer lieutenant that I had known for many years He was one of the first individuals that was with the American Expeditionary Force even as Pershing had shown up with the advance party. Now to try and gain experience, the battalion that they were with, which was an engineer battalion, was originally assigned to the French Army. Oh yes, as a matter of fact, because they came in they also didn't have enough weapons to go around. So the Shih Tzu, as it was called, or the Soso, which was the Shishaw squad machine gun, was a common weapon, first in 8mm Lebel, but also built in .30-06. In 8mm Lavelle, the gun might have been kind of serviceable, although it had a strip open side magazine which allowed for lots of crud to get into the weapon in trench warfare. The magazine was in the bottom. What's interesting is that in 30.6 it was a really abysmal failure, although again they had to make do with it. As it is, the unit was the first on the ground. And the engineers job, round up all the goodies you have, be prepared to blow them up with the Germans attack. And if you advance, run across to the Germans trenches, round up all the goodies they left behind, use it if you can. And if it looked like you were going to retreat, going through the first and the second and the third set of trenches, because the trenches were deep, guys. They weren't just one trench. They were layers of trenches. So when you see that one deep trench, I always show you, that was one of the assault trenches. There were layers upon layers for half a mile to a mile deep of trench lines. Well, you get to the third trench line, you finally run out of energy, and everybody's tired, and the Germans have done their job. So your job as the engineer was to round everything up before getting shot, and then setting charges and blowing up all the goodies that they would try to shoot you in the back with if they could take the trenches back. Oh, and that's all he did for the first six months of the war while he was there. Now, here's the interesting part. It got bad and worse progressively. Remember World War I was the dark side of the moon. But there's no movies about this. Everything was a hodgepodge. Nothing matched. Most everything was whatever they could get their hands on. They either fired, put a bullet down, range, or explode, and all had to be built because there wasn't any for the Americans. World War II. A gentleman friend of mine, actually I've served with his son. He was a World War II vet. I've talked about it many times. He was a medic. He got into the war before the war started. And when December 7th took place, by God, they were sending Americans into the war. And after, of course, the progressive attack on the Philippines, they decided to send the first attachments of American units straight down to Australia. It was kind of a death run. Well, they got down there okay. They landed in Brisbane. World War II and of course now the pictures of those troops of all those Doughboy helmets are later on with the standard M1 you know new piss pot. Guys none of that they came what showed up with the clothes on their back part of an issue kit in uniform no firearms no gear. That's how they hit the beach down there in Australia Brisbane. So, well, the British intelligence and Australian intelligence stated that the Japanese were on the move. They were going to invade and probably land in Brisbane. They were going to try and take Brisbane Harbor. So the unit, which was about 2,000 men strong, reinforced by supply and support personnel, total of 3,000 by what I understand, they dug trenches. They went out and they put three, they had enough barbed wire to put three strands of barbed wire in front of them. They had no weapons. Now the Home Guard of Australia already had been issued out everything that was really good or World War Iish or maybe Boer War era. So what was left for the Americans was the absolute bottom of the barrel of what the Home Guard had. Single shot, 22 short gallery rifles. Muzzle loading shotguns. muzzle loading rifles, cartridge elephant guns. One of the guys that was with the person I'm talking about had a .333 BASA elephant rifle. Custom built, had 20 rounds, and that was it. Now, this was the American force. Oh, wait a minute, they did have two, and I didn't forget, I just want to make it sound like, oh, this is exciting. They had two machine guns, belt fed. Where did they come from? They came from the World War I Memorial Museum. They were German maxims, and they had to improvise, adapt, and overcome, and make a few belts. Now, half of what they had in the way of ammunition for it, not a problem, 8 millimeter was around, but the ammunition was a hodgepodge of whatever they could find. So with a couple thousand rounds per belt-fed machine gun, two of them, to defend a, well, about 3,000 man line that stretched for about nine miles, yeah, they were kind of spread thin, they were supposed to stop the might of the Japanese army when they hit the shore. Of course, this would have been inland a little bit because they really, really, really weren't all that, well, up on defending the coastline because, well, it wasn't a whole lot of coastline, it could be defended. So anyway. The Japanese battle fleet came into the harbor, circled the harbor once, everybody waited for gunfire, and they left. So everybody went, woo! Now the rest of the world wasn't much better. But you don't see any of that in the films or movies for obvious reasons. And you don't see any realistic portrayal, because that would imply that everybody got caught with their arse in the breeze, and America was pretty well down for the count in terms of resources where they needed to be. And that would be true. Now, Korea, same thing. You would think after World War II, we talk about surplus and junk, there was garbage piled up everywhere. And yet, with the surprise, oh, we got caught off guard about, you know, the UN got caught off guard about the invasion of, you know, the attack with Korea, North and South. Did you know that? Totally by surprise. Now, MacArthur had been warning and everybody knew that they were going to be screwed by the politicians, by the Democrats. And they were. Now, MacArthur did everything he could to prevent certain things from happening. The Democrats tried to set the US military forces up for a major fall. They had been demanding that many of the occupation aircraft that were in Japan be destroyed for no reason. No reason. MacArthur's people, because MacArthur of course was kind of in charge, kept dragging their feet and finding excuses and other critical issues. Because they did, we actually had something to fight with at the beginning of the Korean War on the Korean Peninsula. Otherwise, had the politicians set everything up the way they wanted, the equipment would have been dumped in the ocean, cut up for scrap. and the men would have gone with even less than the little they had available. Now I would point something out about this. A couple things that have happened. Most of the men, you hear the horror stories, but they make it sound like the army is at fault. Guys, the politicians are in charge of the army. The Democrats and those pushing for global surrender We're pushing the UN campaign and UN control and UN UN UN is all that you heard. UN flags are all that you saw. Over and over again. Now, American troops did go in there and were dumped in there to Seoul with no equipment. In many cases, a couple of guys I served with, one that was a POW when he hit the ground, they were in class A uniforms, they had no boots, they had no gear, they had to scavenge, whatever. There are even some images showing the guys waiting in theaters because that's where they rallied the troops, or in warehouses. And they're issuing out weapons because they scavenged up M2 car beans and M1 car beans and M1 Garands and whatever. But as far as basic equipment and such, little to nothing. And that's how these guys went into the fight with class A uniforms and little or no web gear and no support gear. Oh, that's the Korean War. Now they don't show you that for obvious reasons because they just show you the mash, smiley, grim version where everybody actually has stuff. But it didn't really work their way. Now Vietnam. Vietnam is a fun one because we just had and no it wasn't fun. But here's the interesting thing. Why is it? Now here's the challenge for all you guys that are war buff, video movie buffs, Why is it they always do movies where, let's see, platoon, oh you were in the Aundraing, you were in the Aundraing, what, Iron Triangle? Wow, here that was bad. Why do they have to hear about it being bad? Why don't we do a movie about the middle of the war that nobody talks about and nobody does movies about? If you do, it's only a glimpse piece. How about like, let's see, Born on the Fourth of July. Now the whole depiction of that character who, you know, stands up and gets his arse shot off, is the middle war era. But there's a whole bunch of that they don't want anybody to be reminded about. Example is, you know, there's this story that right now, and I'm going to qualify this, go to From the Trenches World Report. You guys posted in the chat room here, by the way, too. So there's a couple of ways to get it. But if you go back to the scroll, it's Man in Afghanistan Uniform, or I'm sorry, Man in Afghan Uniform Kills US General. This is a USA Today story by Jim Michaels. and Tom Vandenbruch. That's a Dutch person by the way. So anyway, it's dated for August 5, 2014. Now read the rest of that very short story, guys, and pay attention to the actual theme here. Why? Well, the early days of Vietnam are what you see in this activity right here that took place. In fact, the whole thing about the buddying up The first Special Forces advisor casualty of the Vietnam War was a medic with first Special Forces. How was he killed? Well, they had been doing hearts and minds work out in the middle of BFE over towards the Cambodian frontier. There were a couple of Arvin who were actually government connected who were traders actually working every side. They were money. They could get bought for anything. Called to the medic or stated that they had information that one of the villages needed help and they went out with them, these characters did. The SF man that they went out with, the SF medic who went on the run to perform a house call, he didn't come back from that house call, at least not the way he went out. But the characters that took him out there, they came back and because they were politically connected Vietnamese, nobody could touch them. In fact, they were told by the politicos and the CIA types that, oh, we can't hurt these two because they're like nephews of somebody in Saigon. Now, personally, they should have been fragged within a short period of time. By the time the second SF group got on there, the second detachment, replacing the first SF group there, got on the ground. That's where the Kit Carson Scout Project gets into play and also the Nung Mercenaries. Why were the Nung Mercenaries hired? Because of that SF man being killed and since they couldn't trust the Vietnamese, they hired Chinese mercenaries to protect the SF personnel. The men paid to have two mercenaries for every SF man in the field. By the very nature of saving face or losing face, those men would die and put themselves in front of any harm to protect their S.F. counterparts. That in and of itself is an epic part of the history of Vietnam. You will never see because it totally changes the concept and the nature of the people who fought on the ground. You see how that works? Because everybody hated us over there. The Vietnamese and the Asian people couldn't be trusted. Everything was a failure. No, that's not true. We failed them in the long run. We betrayed them completely. But in the middle of the war, the casualty levels were very, very, very bad and mounting very quickly for Mr. Johnson. That's why you don't see that middle of the war because it's a Democrat war. Oh, there you go. You'll notice that all the Vietnam War movies are all during the later Nixon window so they can deride and they take all the garbage they can throw on it and put it into the Nixon era. But what about the Lyndon Baines Johnson era? Oh, you don't need to see movies about what happened to, oh, remember We Were Soldiers? Let's ratchet it back and understand that what you saw in the movie We Were Soldiers is not the worst of days for those units. In fact, some of you might recall, if you do a little history, one of the worst single losses of military forces on the ground in American military history to that date It was right there in Vietnam with those air mobile formations who, well, someone miscalculated little and they couldn't use the LZs because they were under fire and they lost the control of that. So the units tried to move cross country. It really wasn't that far. But it might as well have been a hundred miles away because two factors tied into it. Number one, first time ever that North Vietnamese regiments actually made contact face to face on a regular and aggressive basis. They did not break contact. Number two, the most crappy rifle the US Army ever issued to anybody, the M16, got more people killed in that action than any other. And that's another reason you don't see movies about that. because it would show you real history. Frank, what's wrong? Frank! My gun's jammed! My gun's jammed! Cover me! Cover me! Cover me! Oh, trying to pull the mag, trying to clear a weapon and you find out the thing that followed. Yeah, you got a few mags out and then she doesn't want to work. But you don't hear any cover fire. Why? Because guys are slapping their mags and guys are dropping mags and putting new mags in, working their charging handles in three, four, five, and seven men died at a time. Wow, wouldn't that be an epic movie? And you can have pictures of Lyndon Baines Johnson talking about how well not saying that Mark and boys to do what the Vietnamese boys can do for their country. Hey Mark. Go ahead. I saw a couple, kid, I saw a couple movies, I can't remember the names of them, but they were, you know, Americans versus the Japanese and they were showing You know, the rifles with Jam, they wouldn't say what kind of rifles they were. They weren't making that big a deal about it. But I remember watching a couple of movies and they showed that damn thing Jam and you know. Now wait, was it the Japanese or was it the Vietnamese? Well, I'm not sure I can remember. I'll tell you why. Okay, there's different movies. Number one, you might have been watching, what was it, Meryl's Marauders. That was the Raider units. Now there is another one with Burt Lancaster. Tell it to the Spartans. That's an old one. That's from that period. In fact, the movie was made when it actually happened only a short time earlier. It was one of the first of the questioning angst movies. Bert Lancaster was notorious for doing artsy fartsy stuff that was like off the wall, that was like oblique anything anybody else was doing. He did like the swimmer about the same time in black and white. Yeah, I remember that. Okay, he's swimming across the valley and originally you think it's kind of neat that he's doing, but they could find out that he's out. Yeah, all he had on was a bathing suit for like a week or something like that. Right, and he's going from pool to pool to pool, but it turns out that there's something else going on and people figure it out eventually. Hey, guys. When he did tell it to the Spartans, though, the one thing about it is a whole unit gets wiped out in the end. Remember, the Vietnamese are actually stripping the dead, and they're making a last stand, and eventually they're all wiped out, and then they're all stripping the dead. That's the last scene you see. Now, that was done during the Vietnam War. But you don't see... See, here's the thing. John Wayne's Green Beret probably comes closer to telling the story about the SF than anything else, despite the fact that it was a stock Hollywood movie. It probably was better done than any, it made a positive political statement which is why again they had to have the angst move in to replace it. upper end of the war headed towards Tet. The big window, and a lot of guys are gone even from that period. The reason is because most of the guys that I knew that served in that window were also Korean War vets. They weren't spring chickens. They weren't guys going in at 19. A lot of guys did. Those guys are dead. Those guys were like infantry. Sixty-four, sixty-five, sixty-six, and into 67. But that 65-66 window is where the The world changed as far as for the war itself and nobody wants to cover it because it was McNamara's failures, it was McNamara's fumble ups and he was like, oh no, it was this person, no, he was in charge. The man responsible was McNamara. These fumbles were under Lyndon Baines Johnson's administration. Well, it's a Democrat. We don't do bad things about Democrats because we've got to deal with it. They're just the next best thing to slice white bread. Now, I don't have any use for republic rats or democrats because we know all about them. But there's a political agenda with Hollywood. Then we get into Desert Dust Part 1 or Desert Dust Part 2. There was a series here. You notice something? They were doing stinking television series, an ongoing series about Iraq while the Iraq War is going on. Remember that? It was a weekly television series. I can't think of the name of it. They were doing the Anxie thing there already. Now, I remember they were doing it in the Anxie Vietnam kind of thing. The post-68 motif as far as, oh, why have you used them all? Something rotted or something like that. Well, there were two different ones. In both cases with both of these, they did more of the angst slash the question mark. And it was funny because, as I pointed out to anybody watching, I said, hey, number one, remember, they beat the gong and rah-rah getting us all into this BS. Remember that? Then all of a sudden it's got this anti-war theme to it which is like, hmm, that's fascinating. These are the people that told us we had to go over there and kill those people. Hollywood. Then right off the bat they're doing the flip-flop. That's why I said this whole Iraq thing is nothing but a rehash of Vietnam from top to bottom. Now with what's happening to Iraq, with what they're doing to kill our ally, it's exactly like Vietnam. Now you're going to have all these people that, first of all, how many people have we had that are veterans committing suicide? Why are they committing suicide? Because they followed orders of people and did atrocities they shouldn't have. That's why, let's be honest. Bottom line, they went house to house. They shot people for having guns that under the Bush administration they were told that they were supposed to have. Remember, when we invaded everybody could have one AK and one SKS. Does anybody remember that? Then, all of a sudden, there were some little twisty, like, shall we say, police state plug-in changes. We started pissing everybody off because we had these mercenaries going down the road, mowing people down and shooting them. in their cars. Your wife gets shot going home from the grocery store, picking up the kids at school and they mow everybody down and why? Oh, because they were just feeling like you had to have some fun chuckling it up. So three carloads of Americans, doesn't mean everything to say they were mercenaries or not, you'd think of them as Americans. Why? Because your government put them there. Ha ha ha ha ha! So they blow your wife's brains out and they got your kids in chunks in the back seat and you're supposed to go, oh, I need to join the Iraqi army to support the US military. Don't you know? Wow, I need to do that real bad. Do you think that anybody would, I mean, I know why I'd join. If I didn't have access to guns, I'd get access to guns. Although personally with me, with something like that, I use a knife. I'd be going out looking, I'd look for that fool who was looking for the CDs. Because remember, when we first took Iraq, guys were going out to the bazaars, and some of the first casualties we had is because, hi guys! Hi, my dad was in Germany after World War II. We used to go to the beer fest. Hi, we're in Iraq here. We just bombed the snot out of you for 10 years, 15 years. How you doing? I'm going to go down to the bazaar here because I'm going to buy some stuff and rub my money in your face. It's like rubbing my weenie in your face. You know, you all love me now, don't you? You love me. I killed your uncle. Now I killed your dad. You know what? My brother, he's a pilot. He killed all your family. Hi, we're just going to go out here to the bazaar and we're not going to watch our backs. Because we just kind of forgot we're in a war zone. And so then we had a whole bunch of other casualties because people walked up and said, I'll lock fire and went, bah! And I can't see why. You just killed his dad. Why would he want to kill you? Why would he look at the green uniform you're wearing as a threat to his country? I don't know. See, the whole problem was right from the get-go there was a whole bunch of mental conditioning that everybody was warned about that everybody should have known better because Vietnam wasn't any different. See, here's the thing. That's why I said if every aspect of this whole BS should never have gotten involved in it, had no business going there, could have bought the oil from them for a hell of a lot less than the trillions of dollars we spent, and Saddam Hussein and his Iraq was unified, and they were a good ally. And by the way, they bought stuff from us. So rather than killing them with bombs, we sold wheat and corn and manufactured goods and tractors. We even sold them bulldozers and dump trucks. That meant that we weren't killing them. Instead, the only, shall we say, eclectic country out there in the Middle East that had women in its military, the population looked like they were ours. Oh, don't worry, we killed them dead, dead, dead. We're real proud of that one. Who's over there right now? I.S.I.S., doing what? Oh, the ones we made and the Israeli Mossad is in charge of are now killing the people that we at gunpoint demand to do what they do. I'm disgusted with this only because you see what's happening now is a bunch of guys are getting frustrated and don't know what to say because man I spent six tours or four tours over there man a year at a time. They mobilized my guard you know we went over there to make Iraq and it's like they're just letting them have it. The politicians are giving away. So I'm like Vietnam guys. There's never a declaration of war in Iran. When you start the lie garbage over and over again, that was the beginning of the problem right there, but it was the Democrats that did it again. Every time. Same liars we got in there right now. And look what's going on with the administration now. Well, back in the neocons are no different. Like I said, Republican, Democrat, you know, Democrat makes no difference. But the demicons have gotten us into all this garbage typically. The odd man out was Bush, but Bush is a neochrom. Tried to get Reagan assassinated and murdered. Didn't quite get that done the way he wanted. But before Reagan's second term was up, it was a Bush administration. So, Bush virtually entrenched all of this neocon globalist scum into the system the rest of the way. And we got into desert dust and betrayed an ally. Yeah, mission accomplished. Yeah, mission accomplished. That's why he did Seven Days in May by the way. That's what I'm talking about. He did some really eclectic stuff and he was actually on the, after a while, it was not that he wouldn't be hired, but he did some major art type, he was in the artsy-fartsy end from that respect. That's why Seven Days in May, he jumped at that job. He wanted to attack the idea that, well anybody would think about defending the country from the communist, from the internal communist, Oh, we can't have that because remember what was the theme of Seven Days in May? Everybody goes, why doesn't the army step up? Why don't the police step up? Okay, well if they did, Hollywood of course is for the communist agenda. So what did they do? Oh, Seven Days in May, the original black and white one. Burt Lancaster was in there. And then remember they made a remake which everybody forgets about when the Quintinistas were in power. And they did it for the same reason because all of the garbage they were trying desperately to push to the end game. It's such a shame about him. I love his acting. Glenn Ford's son is active. Glenn Ford was a patriot. Like you just mentioned, there are people in Hollywood. I've met most everybody. I've spoken in Hollywood several times. Glenn Ford's son was the host for two or three of the events. Glenn Ford's son is very articulate and very competent. He grew up in the Patriot Movement with his dad, which is why his dad ended up a great actor. He had a hell of a time because he spelled stuff out. He actually spoke much longer before we had cassettes, long before we had DVDs, long before we had VHS. He spoke all over the country on the threat and what was going on. So, there were people in Hollywood that were fully cognizant. There's some dark stuff that Glenn Ford did the same way. I still my favorite with him is Fate is the Hunter. There's several different characters. In fact, what was the other one? Brotherhood of the Bell. There's one that I can't... It's unbelievable that that even went through Hollywood. Well, I think he was a natural with westerns. Yes, well that's where he became famous. You know what he originally was? He was a Korean War vet. That wouldn't surprise me. A lot of actors in his association. Well, the reason I bring this up is, the subjects I'm touching on, if you think you'll be getting Most of the gobbledygook is designed, they get us into this garbage and those of us, this is what they were counting on with Syria, you and I are supposed to jump in there and rah, rah, rah, and we take the bullet and then even if we stick to it, they're going to betray you guys. There's a pattern to this that is just so consistent through the 20th century to the 21st century. In World War I when the guys came back, before they got back to tell everybody what was really going on, Hollywood laid the groundwork and vaudeville along with books and publications vilifying the American veteran coming home across the board. It did not start with Vietnam. I know guys, like I said, the one gentleman who went across the whole stinking part of the Pacific from beginning to end survived to be waiting to invade Japan. When he got back, he went to college. He told his son he was pissing him on because it was the end of Vietnam. I went in at the end of Vietnam, guys. His son was pissing him on about all these characters spitting on the soldiers. I'll never forget it was like history. We were in a kitchen, a little kitchen table with four chairs. His grandpa was there, his dad was there, and he was there. Jeff was talking and he goes, you know what? And his dad looked at him and he said, Well, son, it wasn't any different when I came back in World War II. He goes, when I got on a college campus, they were all Raven Communists. I mean, we carried guns. Now, you got to remember, this is a guy that looks like the absent-minded professor. He's got a pipe in his mouth. He looked just like he was the... He liked to be like grandpa, like the classic grandpa you'd expect to go, grandpa, all right, I'm going to go, son, your knee, and give me some candy. But this is a guy who killed people from one end of the Pacific to the other, and he would make no bones about it. But as he pointed out, he goes when he came when he went to college after World War two the communists were rabid They hated veterans hated One of the guys I know he was in his dorm room one of these punk communist pulled a revolver put it to his head Cock the trick cock the gun right in the room and said, you know what? Well after he put the gun down he mopped the room with him That's post-World War II reality as opposed to the warm fuzzy rose colored glasses routine on college campus. What was funny was sitting there at that kitchen table, and just like I said, his grandpa was still alive. His grandpa is long gone, but his grandpa lived to be 98. Well, 96, 97. Anyway, almost 100. The idea is that his grandpa said, he goes, the same thing happened to us coming back from World War I. Everybody, and what's funny is his dad looks at him and goes, what? Each one of them, nobody had talked about this until it really got into everybody's face and there was more ways that people could communicate at the end of World War, you know, of Vietnam. Seriously guys, and he said oh, yeah, we came back from World War one They told us we were eat babies and murder family of everybody's family And we were gonna kill our wives and they had they had everybody going before we ever got back here to tell them what really happened over there and He's dad his grandpa's as quiet as mail just a nicest guy quiet as could be But you know what they did tweak the nerve and it was good because everybody learned something And I'm telling you it's no different. What are we seeing right now guys with the vets coming back from Iraq? Look at what they're doing to them right now. Look at that. And that's why the guys don't know what to do because they've already been hampered because of the public fool system. Number one, that's mix-mastered anybody who's a male to begin with. Then they thought, what they thought they were going to get with the military going into the uniform and then getting over to Iraq was very different from the real world. Especially since this was a prostitution ring gone crazy. What is it that Rumsfeld said? Hey, we're missing some trillions of dollars here, guys. One day later, guess what? Boom, boom, kids. Got to cover the tracks on that rabbi stealing those trillions of dollars. And it was. He was a Jewish shyster stealing the money from the United States and running over to Israel with it. And that's where it's sitting. He's at whatever international bank in France. Right off the bat, we got a criminal combined. Not that they didn't do Vietnam and not that they didn't do Korea. Korea just didn't work right for them. Korea became the forgotten war because they didn't want anybody to remember so they could plug Vietnam in. Korea was not supposed to go the way it did. Vietnam worked out to a degree, but it was late schedule because they knew they had to move faster. All these characters are getting their old farts now. Fortunately, thank you Lord, a lot of them are dead. But Korea was an absolute betrayal, and not for the fact that there were still American soldiers like MacArthur, who of course all the rearing knockers hate. If it weren't for MacArthur, Korea would have been our Vietnam. Korea would have been the, oh we can't do anything, oh we got pushed off the peninsula and right to the last little corner province, and that's what happened in Korea. Remember? MacArthur realized how he was being betrayed, shut off the United Nations, used only his command personnel, didn't use radio or signal communication, shut everybody off, took his forces and did the Incheon landing outside of the machine. It pissed off everybody. It pissed off the regime to no end and it pissed off the bankers. Actually, MacArthur, because he was a five-star general, was one of the few people who could come back to the United States and arrest the president. He should have just moved on him right away. He should have taken no more than a week, should have moved on the White House, arrested Truman, bumped the United Nations out of this country, picked it up, pushed it into the Atlantic, and this would have been a very different world. Unfortunately, there were still gentlemen in nature too, but they should have acted and acted quickly. We were in the same situation in the 90s. There's a lot of stuff we can't talk about yet. But I will tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt as a first person witness, we were a breath away and still are a breath away. But what of all these people being purged for? Why did they get rid of all these general staff officers? Why did they get rid of colonels? And now they've even gone through captains. Guys, when you get bumped out of the pecking order for promotion in the officers ranks, you're scrabbling to even try and desperately catch up and you won't. If those men are bumped right now, which is what they just did, they have lost their standing because of points and retirement points for time and grade and all the other stuff. They could eventually and probably will if we get into desperation, the men that they just gave pink slips to, they will beg to come back in because they got to go kill whoever for the regime. But they'll be used and abused because we've seen this over and over again. But if they do come back in, unless they really get into a kick-em-and-a-face war, which could easily happen with these nutcases doing what they're doing, as far as their career track goes, it's finished. They've bumped them from the possibility of becoming general staff officers through the normal command structure. That's the key to controlling, like I've told you, a million times on the air. It's an hourglass control. They don't have every person. They just have people in key places like that German general that just got put into the chief of staff position for our US Army in Europe. That's a key hourglass position. Well, if you reverse that, you get rid of those people, then all the other men, the generals who are in charge of supply, support, and everything else, have the latitude to be able to move to help you out and actually win the war and beat the Communists in the country. Unfortunately, what's going to have to happen is now, what we're going to have to do is recruit all these people. You ought to be talking to your relatives who got bumped or pink-slipped and asked them, why do you think this happened? Because even as they're doing that, we're bringing in illegal aliens. Even as we're doing this, we've got foreign officers being put into American positions where we just fired people who should be in the job. That's treason. But that means we're very close to a war. And that gets back to the whole thing. I would challenge everybody again. I beg you, buy a case of .223 ammo even if you don't have a .223 rifle. Why? Well, what happens when that Air Force officer, Doug, you know, follows through on his oath of allegiance to the Constitution and stands as an officer of the Republic instead of for the Communists? Are you prepared to provide the weapons, the ammunition, the magazines, or the clothing, or at least food, you know, a can of beans and a box of ammo to keep them fighting? It's the tactical distribution of strategic resources that will keep us alive. It is not centralized and it's not big that's going to win. That's what I've tried to explain over and over again. They don't want to admit it and they'll always tell you, and you always have idiots, stupid people who have no clue on logistics. If a year ago, they could have gotten a year now, a year and a quarter ago, they might have been able to pull off what they wanted. But the moment everybody turned and cleaned the shelves off, guys, it's like I told you, it wasn't in a handful of warehouses or 20 or 50 or 100 warehouses where you shut the door and 12 billion rounds of ammunition or 20 billion rounds is locked up. That 20 billion rounds is now tactically dispersed all across the country where it needed to be. Now, we can do better. We need to have the 5-10 program into play. Why? Because this war we're going into is a fight for our lives just like it was in every other campaign except for the difference. We're not fighting for the regime anymore. We didn't go into Syria, did we guys? Think about it that that hold the whole buffoonery the same buffoonery. They pulled over and over again. Well, what's the last deception? We don't go kill Syrian Christians and we need to be next to those crazy ISI guys who want to kill and behead women and kids and gut children that are Christians and we it's okay because Obama told us we're with the regime there we're gonna make regime change and kill all them Christians and behead them and help to gut them and And later on after I'm up to my eyeballs and blood and I get back over here I realize I did some crazy stuff and I start going crazy myself and I blow my brains out. But that's okay because Mama doesn't mind that. Because we don't realize we did something really stupid in our craziness while we went along with the mayhem and we'd have killed Syrians like there's no tomorrow all the Christian Syrians and all the Christian Syrian kids and we'd have killed and raped and murdered and beheaded and then we'd have come back here and go, maybe we shouldn't have done that. But we didn't join in on that, did we guys? Why didn't we? If the military is totally under the control of the regime and the Jewish mob, Why aren't we fighting in Syria and on the ground right now as of a year and a half, two years ago? See, for everybody that says, it's feudal resistance and they know the plan and they know that really, do they? Or are they just planning on baffling everybody with bullshit? You see how that works? Instead, we stomp that. So what did they do? They had to take their crazy nutcases and like I said, turn Iraq into the rest of the Vietnam story. Now, I would point out that it wasn't ISIS slash an ISFL, ISOFL and BSBS, weren't they fighting the Syrian army? Didn't they kind of make an exit stage left to run over to Iraq and start a new war with somebody? And was there any indication, with all the propaganda that you heard over the last two years, let me ask everybody this, was there any indication from the Jewish mob running your controlled media that told you anything about the idea that Iraq was going to be invaded or that Iraq was even at threat, that there was a risk? So, if we believe all their public BS, they know all, they see all, they do all, shouldn't they all been screaming from the rooftops that we needed to protect and beef up the Iraqis? And protect the, you know, it wouldn't have been a big deal to put an expeditionary force on the ground. I mean, after all, we'd love to kill, we'd want to kill Ukrainians right now. We'd put an army on the ground in 15 seconds if we want to kill Ukrainians in the next few minutes, wouldn't we, guys? Isn't it amazing with all the intelligence we have and all of the vast number of billions stolen and lost with black bag operations that we didn't put a fast group on the ground to help protect our allies, the Iraqis that we of course first murdered for 20 years and then expected to follow our orders forever? I'm a little confused. Oh no I'm not. I'm not stupid. I don't think any of you are either. But, we need to point these things out to people. So, here's the thing. It didn't work the way they planned. And they're getting pissed. So, we got the American border that needs to be secured. And now we've got, ooh, Ebola, which is not new. And by the way, I'll challenge you to do a search, an historical search, even with the askew Google scam. And when you go through everything that's available there, you find out that, wow, this really has happened before. It's just this time they're dragging them back into the US to try and cross contaminate. So we need to be prepared. We need to have NBC, Nuclear, Biological, Chemical, Defense, Technology in place. And you all need to do it for your own people first. And don't worry about trying to convince anybody else. Are you up to snuff? Have you squared yourself away? Now, if you need to save money by purchasing in bulk, get some other people to help you out. Get in with other people. If somebody passionately says, well, we should have gas masks. Hey, I can help you with that. We'll work that out. We've got to work on logistics. We still don't have an answer on those math skies, by the way. I didn't forget you. And I'll bring this up again at 8 o'clock. But, in fact, I'm trying to get hold of him. If I want to get off the air, I've got a call as soon as I hang up here. I'm going to try to get hold of the person there because he was supposed to give me an answer and send photographs so that I've got everything I need in hand. So I'll have all the logistics worked out, the system for getting the stuff delivered, etc. That's part of what I've been doing during the day here. So, as it is also, tactical reserve and strategic reserve. We cannot have anything piled up or stockpiled in big buildings. It needs to be dispersed so it can virtually, as Donna said, fly to your hand. Literally be on hand. Think about it. That might need to be organized. Armed equipment training militia. Think liberty. Think freedom. We're fighting for it. That's a noble cause. Not going over and killing Syrians for the stink of Israelis so they can steal something from them. And sure as hell, not going back into Iraq now because they've fumbled that ball. Anyway, I'm about to pull this into Ukraine because we got to kill Ukrainians. If we didn't, we wouldn't feel good about it. God bless the republic, death of the new world order, we shall prevail ladies and gentlemen, the empire is on the run, we're on a march. We're in a march for our liberty and to fight for our country here and for ourselves. Now for those big bankers for the slobs that are cognizant of the machines. We back a little bit. Anyway, you stay tuned. Well, we got Joe from the Carolinas. You're going to be growing stuff. He'd love to see what I got growing next door. Oh, oh, oh, oh. They sprouted out of the ground like rockets. We'll be back. 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