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Wow. He deployed three times to Iraq, missing so many birthdays and Christmases that he sometimes felt he barely knew his portrait like one year at a time. So there were never many birthdays for everybody's children. So many I don't remember. His symptoms of... Everybody does, you hide them until you're told that you're gonna get fired and then you do as you go, I got PTSD, I was told it would be a good way to get more money when I'm retired and disabled and blah blah blah. Everybody's hiding post-traumatic stress disorder, blah blah blah. He said he hid symptomatic stress so that he could stay in the army because he loved his job and believed that after 20 years he could retire with a captain's pension. This, on the day Captain Saint Justin reached his 20 years, the Army told him that as part of a post-war downsizing of the force, he would have to retire. And adding himself to injury, he would have to retire as a sergeant earning $1,200 less per month because he had not been a captain long enough to receive a captain's pension. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Now, I'll more on that in a minute. I worked, I sacrificed, I risked my life, and they took it away like it didn't matter. just they said, as he trees into his house near the brag. It wasn't just losing up, it was like having your wife leave you suddenly and not tell you why. It's your life. For the first time since the end of the Cold War in the 1990s, the Army is shrinking, faced with declining budget to the Army, the largest of the services, cut its forces this year by 508,000 soldiers from 530,000 soldiers, with plans to trim an additional 20,000 troops next year. uh... if funding cut did uh... mandated by congress continue the army could have fewer than four hundred fifty thousand soldiers by two thousand nineteen the smallest or and for a war too well yeah for four or two we got way too big so that's one thing that you know that's a sidebar that's a largely come through attrition and reductions in recruiting and if so far mostly affected low-ranking enlisted soldiers who have served But this summer, the Cuts fell on officers as well. 1,188 captains who are competing with people who are knockers that are inside, and 550 majors who are competing against ring knockers and characters who are with certain ethnic clicks, you know, the kosher mafia, that want to ensure that they take positions of power in competing against with officers who are clearly intending on making the career of their job next year. And for reasons the army has not explained, the largest group of officers being pushed out, nearly one in five began as enlisted. Now I know why, and I'll explain it to you in a minute here. For many of these officers, being forced off of a life they have known for a decade or more has been a disruption as shocking and painful as being laid off. Well, they're being laid off! What do you mean as shocking and painful as being laid off? They're being laid off slash fired. Okay? They are losing jobs and in many cases receiving smaller pensions than they had expected or no pensions at all. They are being forced to give up their identities as soldiers. Well, yes, some are losing their ranks or status as officers. Well, that happens too. Eventually, everybody's a service. All must be out by April. Well, they don't need to be out by April, but that's the scam they're pushing. Our culture, if our family, if our language, said Bill Moore, a captain working in intelligence at Fort Bragg, A lot of us have been in since high school. We felt like we've been given everything. Our families have given everything. And they just give us a handshake and say thank you for your service and then kick them out the door, of course. Many are being pushed out despite having good records. When the Army announced the impending officer cuts a year ago, officials said they would target officers with evidence of poor performance or misconduct. But an internal Army briefing disclosed that George George W. Bush, a coax nerd, retained his commission while other individuals always... But an internal army briefing disclosed by a military website in September showed the majority of the captains being forced out had no blemishes on their records. Well, of course not. That's why they're being bumped out. A briefing, a copy obtained by the New York Times, also showed that officers who had joined the army as enlisted soldiers then endured the demanding required to rise into the officers... Forgive me, Harry, I got some stupid pop... ...into the officers corps were three times as likely as captains who graduated from West Point to be forced to retire. Yes, well, they just told you right there. You see, they're taking care of their own, so they make sure that those people have not worked for a living or a mission. Many of those former enlisted officers have been encouraged to make the jump to the officer corps between 2006 and 2009. When the Iraq war was raging and the Pentagon was struggling to replace junior officers who were dying left and right, guys, who were leaving the army as soon as their initial commitments were over, often because they were worn out by... They dead! The soldiers who volunteered to fill the gap older than most junior officers before they served in the enlisted ranks were picked from the best of them, since some had had to earn a bachelor's degree to make the cut. Many said in interviews they believed they were being pushed out because they were entitled to more pay. Yes! And were eligible for retirement earlier. Yes! They had been in the Army longer than other commissioned officers. Yes! Anyway, the Army knew we had more years and they could save money by cutting us, said Captain Tina Patton, 43. We became an officer in 2007. Looking back at our records, a lot of us can't figure out why else we could be cut. The army declined to discuss the, uh, in detail, its criteria. Now I'm not going to read the rest of this, uh, because I want to go back to this because they, they pre-will hit where I wanted to go. This is the same BS that the rag, trash, Democrats did, and the regime in the, in the pentagram followed back in the seventies. After Vietnam, we have all of these men who were grunts. And by the way, in many cases they were career infantry. They were career men who were in Vietnam. They may have been drafted, but a lot of them were volunteers that I served with. They were volunteers that came into the war, they came into Vietnam as enlisted men. Some of them in the buddy system where two, three, or four guys would sign up at the same time. Not all those buddies made it, but I know of at least a couple where two or three of these guys, their career tracks virtually paralleled each other for the next 25, 30 years. Okay? Well, during the war a lot of people get, they go, hey Lieutenant, hand me that, oh, Lieutenant's brains are all over my face. Uh, Lieutenant's dead. Hey Sarge, we're gonna pop, and the Sarge dies. And so this young corporal or sergeant that's left is the guy that's in charge. And with the platoon or with the companies in charge of, he gets the unit through, and not only do they fight their way to succeed and survive, Again a positive end result they complete every aspect of what they were supposed to do this guy demonstrate He's a hard charger and a performer. Yeah, battalion commander decides that he needs to be promoted So we get a government sanctioned battlefield commission the battlefield Commission progressively is upheld with additional training and classes and The individual becomes a career officer in fact goes from being an e5 or an e6 or an e7 with a lot of experience in the field and a lot of, let's point this out, a lot of ground time and one of the things you've got to understand is promotion points. It's not just the idea that they want to save money kids. If you've got some weaselly piece of kosher trash that's never gone near anything where there's a bullet flying and he's out of whatever department or agency, He has no competition against a guy that has so many retirement points and so many promotion points based just upon what the guy can wear in the way of medals on his chest because he qualified through the field, because he's been shot the snot out of, because he's got a brown star, a silver star. And this was before he became a lieutenant, before he became a junior officer and then became a captain and then maybe became a major. Well that punk doesn't qualify against that character that, well, I don't want to be engaged! Well he's not gonna qualify or get past in the promotion pyramid. These men, these men, men have truly worked their arse off and in some cases got chunks of their body parts shot off to keep their jobs. Well that purple heart counts for something. You know, all those other commendations and medals. If you don't know the military system, understand that before those senior sergeants or those middle sergeants were promoted to officers, they already had a chest full of fruit salad and they also had MOSs like, for instance, they could have been aviation personnel. One here, like you just said, was medical support. Okay, so you're looking at a person who already has a whole lot of other school call it qualifications that make for big promotion points by themselves. Then on top of that, combat tours. And the combat tours as enlisted men count the same when you're an officer. There's no difference. Were you being shot at as an enlisted man? Yes. Were you being shot at as an officer? Hell yes. Congratulations. All of that counts the same. The reason they're doing this is to sculpt out these individuals who are blockading the characters that did nothing. Or had no interest in doing anything other than their plan is to weasel the operation because they were told years ago this is how you do it. And so individuals, like I said, well, they've got impeccable records. They've served. These are the working people. This is what socialists, a classic example of a socialist peacetime pig and what they do. The socialist peacetime pig will do everything they can to bump the people that really work for a living. I don't care whatever bureaucracy it is, and I don't care even in the military. And these captains and these majors that they're firing are in the way of because of their retirement and their promotion points. Now the other part what these skanks do which to me is disgusting is back in the day We had thousands in Carter did this Jimmy the peanut trash Carter, you know that fool from the Navy Well this character of course signed an order that sent all of these men who were captains. Does this sound familiar? captains and majors Some were first lieutenants because it wasn't that far just after the Vietnam War. Remember when Carter took over and some of these guys were late commissions. They came in, the Battlefield Commission 75 window, they made second lieutenants. They took an officer wherever they were supposed to go, could have been venting. Officers courses under their belt, they're serving in units all over the US military. And all of a sudden Jimmy Carter said, we're going to retire all you guys. We're going to fire you all. Oh, and by the way, before you know, if you want, either you have to quit as captains or as majors, or you can go back to being sergeant. Now, you got to remember at this point in time, these guys had taken general staff war college classes for, you know, particular mission tracks, job tracks. They'd taken specialized officers courses. These guys had monster amounts of training time and practical experience time under their belt. they were considered the enemy by the leftist because they actually knew what they and they've done it in the field you can't take one of these you know sons of one of these senators they want to make it look like he's there some time in the military you can't take one of these sons as one of these senators you know shovel them through with everybody turning a blind eye to his incompetence and then all of a sudden make him a major or lieutenant colonel or make him whatever you know because You've got all these other people in the pyramid that are just qualified, period. They qualify, period. There's no way, nothing you can say about their qualifications. There's nothing you can say about their abilities. So what do you do? While these rotten bureaucratic pigs will start carving out these individuals. The agenda is right now, and it's always when these leftists are in power. This has happened every time these stinking Democrats have been in. And I want to thank Darzak, because I didn't see this article until this morning. and it probably came out, well it came out in November 12th, so it came out yesterday. Now the point of the fact of the matter is that here are all these individuals that again, they have worked their arse off, it's true. Especially since in many cases, like with Vietnam, a lot of guys stayed in the ranks or stayed in service and they went back and they volunteered. Now some of them did it for a number of different reasons, they also understood it's a risk, but it's part of the job track and it's better for you, which it was. If you stayed in service, if you're in the military, where it's hot is where you are going to again shine. And down the road later on when they're looking at records, it is a star, a big star, which it should be, right? That's why the skank Democrats are doing this to us right now again. First of all, number one, there's no reason for any of these men to be retired in the first place. There are so many different ways to sculpt this out, but hey, how about we cut off about 80,000 or 100,000 of these illegals coming across the border? And not only could we pay for the soldiers that we have, but progressively freeze the enlisted, freeze the enlistments, freeze any additional recruiting. And then cycle them down progressively over an intelligent period of time, rather than these knee-jerk, these off-the-wall goofy operations. Well, they like this. Their excuse is, well, we just don't have the money. Yeah, you do. You've got the money out there. Yes, they do. That's a lie. This is all politics. 100% politics. Somebody's got somebody's little brother, buddy, cousin who wants to be able to say, I was in the military, but they don't really have an interest in anything having to do with the defense of the country. They're just stacking up BS points for their political career. And that's what a good portion is. By the way, again, the problem with this whole mess across the board is that everybody knows. And again, the guys do know what's going on. Everybody does understand what's happening. And that's why the rest of this article definitely is worth reading. Take the time to cut the military means job losses for career staff. Well, it's for individuals who've been in there a long time risking their lives. There's a bunch of other people that bring it up down from below. They can't get past that pyramid because these men qualify. So what do they do? They chop out the average working guy. You know, the guy started out as an enlisted man and becomes an officer. We're always the ones that get betrayed by the characters that have their little, that little shiny thing on that one finger there. And you hear that tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, tap on the table, kid. Yeah, I'm all about that. Anyway, we're gonna go to break bottom of the hour, grab that cup of coffee, smell, taste... Oh yeah, and by the way, the article is in the New York Times, I don't trust them for Jack Squat, but the story is accurate, and it's kind of rare, but it's probably because they're losing so many readers, they're trying to find somebody to pick up the paper, and that is in the, again, it's cut in military means job losses for career staff. It is dated November 12, 2014. Take the time to read it, especially. Get down towards the bottom, you get to the meat of the subject. They go through all the rest of that gobbledygook where they could have focused on the job. And I'm the story in more detail. Anyway, they do. There's a lot of information there towards looking at. We'll be back right here on the Rock. You be careful on the road. It's Thursday, a work day. And feel that squeaky clean sensation like none other with... Vitamin, toothpaste and mouthwash. 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On the Get The T website, these topics are addressed. Get rid of the discs. at 4 E's. You'll just be left at E's at GetTheT.com. The Micro Effect. On Route United States government. Stay tuned to the Micro Effect Broadcasting Network. Country. E's don't even yep. We just see a go, but you never saw it in the n- I'm gonna die here before winter. We haven't seen it for three seasons. Survive. Augh! Soggin's. Snowmobiles. Uh, years ago. I've got Arctic. Me from, you know, you know, the word snow was a puny thing like this. Boy, when you just public everybody down and drug your man, you can pull anything you want with the idiots. But why don't you back up and smell some coffee for a bit there? It's called winter. You know, I don't like the time, every day. Now, if we have winter in the middle of June, then we'll start worrying, okay? But all the other BS, go break out of farmer's almanac and laugh at anybody who starts that. Yeah, but it's like the Mayan calendar thing. It was farmers, they're stupid, really? It's very straightforward English and it explains you what to expect, psychically what to anticipate based upon scientific evidence to add. Farmers aren't worried about in business, people, it would be kind of nice. It's what they do. You know, farmers are cool, we like them, don't we? You aren't looking down on the farmers, are you? You're not that stupid, are you? So you tell another five or 10 acres worth of food. yourself alive next year, which by the way, wouldn't be a bad thing to do anyway, but most everybody likes their box and being able to stay in their box. Because farmers do what they do, you can stay in your box and do what you do. So you better not look down on them. Really? I'll remind you there. Anyway, that story... Pretty much everything that we're talking about here is in the body of this thing progressively, so you want to read it, but what it comes down to is, you know, special MOSs. I worked as a 94B intelligence analyst. I was not, I did not walk over into that job. Most people who work intelligence aren't personnel. I went in and was recruited directly as an intelligence analyst. That was my primary MOS, that's what I did. I was squeezed on the rumpus, plus NBC instructors. See, there's a bunch of hatch-aware women in the military, and all these other officers enlisted people. They don't just do one job. You can hear about how like, well I was putting in 15 hour days. Yep, congratulations, that's what you do. In 15 hour days, your junior, your junior management. And you know what the kicker is? You don't get paid more kids. You put in all those extra hours, your salary. Your paycheck comes once a month, doesn't it? Well that's called salary. Through even of the infantry. You don't get a paycheck a week, do you guys? with a reggae if you're enlisted man you're on salary just like everybody else you got a contract you get paid the end of the month congratulations last end of the month first of the month and there's your paycheck until the next paycheck is up to you again but how many hours you put in old act you're 24 so 24 hours soldier aren't you guys but putting in 15 hours non-stop you know and in from one part of the day to the next lock at night one o'clock in the morning oh hell yeah I've we've seen all this before this is what we've seen the guys who are the hard chargers putting all the time Keep everything running are the first people pissed off all the rest these bureaucratic panty waists that are riding on your shoulders and that's it of course backstabbing every step of the way well, they're just stupid peasant He was an enlisted man, or she was an enlisted woman before she was an officer Whereas I went to the point. Yeah, I've seen all that before really and what is your point? that work for a living. Here's the other thing that I found typically, people who were enlisted men first make the best off top to bottom. You don't get caught flat-footed and you make that population with everything you do, which is why typically those types of men can get the job done, and or women. Why? Because they've seen both ends of it, they know how to make it work. That's why the things have worked, despite the bureaucrats, the paper pushers, and the nutcases that are always the deal that's, you know. quote by Chesty Puller, paperwork will kill the best of armies. Erocracy and paperwork will kill the best of armies. Seriously, actually, one of those more famous quotes. Anyway, for everybody out there that article again, it's in the New York Times, and of course, you know, they're as liberal as the day is long, and these cakes are the same ones that, well, where you happen and you're all about, it was okay back in the 70s, well now they're doing the incense thing this time around, which I think is rather funny. Back in the 70s when they did this, it was raw, raw, with everybody and you know the military blah blah blah seriously guys we lived through all that remember you're in uniform so now it's like little violins but it's not like pick up your phone and tell them we're not gonna fire these guys oh no no no it's like look at this oh wheeze wheeze obvious needed us to fight the Taliban they needed us to fight the Viet Cong now they don't they don't so they pull the rug out from under us well here seems like a one oh it's a no-way street But now these guys got to learn it too, and they need to be recruited into the militia. Now we understand why it is that we have to... It's great. Pee on more of these soldiers. We need these guys prepped and cocked, locked, ready to rock and roll. It's good. More people get peed on, more people realize the regime's place. Isn't that cool? Anyway, we got a lot of work to do that's coming up. Tomorrow morning, 0800 for the last couple of weeks. We've had the early call or rebroadcasters at Camp Emory, Camp Emerson. New Camp Stasa, Camp Wayland North, the Ogrim Aranges, Canton Aga Hichum, and Camp Fox and Wolf. These will be open to zoom. I will remind you again the price for getting through the gate door. Actually getting to the check-in point are two number 10 cans of food right now in the state of Michigan here, the pickle companies and the applesauce companies. The applesauce canning is massive. That's the cheapie. Beats. about $2.25 a can, $1.89 up where you guys are going to be. If you stop in at most of those local store find the number 10 cans of applesauce, beets, or again, pickles, which are fine. A couple cans of whatever, whatever's cheapest, gets you through the door, but the idea is to build up the food reserves. We are looking at the new technology that we put in place, the underground storage technology. The plan is to, for the state, for militia units, you can if you got more for more that you can donate we prefer uh... this cycles can't product reporting it or certain things right now the beach just came in their cheap so problems can problems are if you can go to a couple of the different of the the generic uh... while while we're actually off-name applied companies that are here in michigan but their palm number ten can and they're not pitted that's fine i don't care that's a lot of good eating their guys objective is that all possible if you want to add site want to donate. This weekend is where we're starting to fill out sites that were built over a couple months. Bring in another case, a number 10 canned food and we'll put it on the shelf. We're also doing dry grain storage, dry bean legumes and the number 10 can packers there. Production line, they've got everything they need. They've got the electric mind manual. Trying the cans, now pay for the ribs and we'll be putting the stuff into the cans and know right to the moment when the product went in. The beans, the lentils, it can be whatever where you guys donate. Right now field beans are coming in and while a lot of it's already been here for China or for going overseas, they can't even buy it guys. They can't even buy it done right now. They already all had to go overseas and out of the country as quickly as to the hoppers to go overseas and leave the country. But if you can and you're going to be canned this weekend and put into the storage, again information about the border deployment, we just sent a down south that are all volunteers Thanksgiving. Second, regimental combat team Colonial Marine Militia has a squad detachment. We sent them with all the gear and equipment and radio gear. They're going to be pre-deploying down there and your tag team unit, which is going to be about two people I understand, will be going down. Before Thanksgiving, they got relatives down in the state, they'll be able to get guys down in Texas. He's down there, everybody's going to be... And then we'll be cycling those people back out of Texas and moving another detachment. But we're picking up some guys from Ohio after Thanksgiving, so we'll have to 24 people in the next wave. We're gonna be at two different locations down there, and just never know where we'll be doing the program from real quick. It's not an if, it's just a win, and coordinating and giving the wink and the nod to everybody else. Radio trailer, ready to go. Say thanks to our guys at San Diego. I appreciate the colonial. In addition, we also have another group that will be coming across from, I understand, Nebraska. helping out out there in Nevada for a little bit. They're going to get some training on the equipment. The rig that we're taking down to Texas, a few things, plus I got a benefit of them. We'll probably send this term right now. They're already perfect. They will be virgin machined here in any way shapely. You know, where they're located, oh yeah, we'll find out which grid. Again, go to www.colonialmarinemalicia.4mg.com. www.colonialmarinemalicia.com Take the time, go through the page, check out the scroll for you CMM personnel. You guys know how to use your PIN numbers. Code numbers are in the body of the scroll. That's why we build it the way we do. You'll be able to use the PIN. Remember that show us that tab, your ID code, certain projects, and you have to enter that in addition to the PIN. That is a secure, again one more time, www.colonial.quick.com I didn't catch that. Complete replay of what car... It's typical that Bummer, this piece of filth and the characters that are licking the hind end of the global... ...would do what they're doing to our officer. Find another piece... Now this is something I thought was rather interesting. Thank you Henry because again this is in top news agency. France comes under US pressure over delivery of missed November 12th. This was yesterday. France comes under direct pressure from Washington over its contact with a contract with Russia for the construction and delivery of two Mistral helicopter carriers for the Russian Navy, a French political and entrepreneur Philippe Gileep did on Wednesday. Going to tell you will be sensational. Every day the French ambassador in the United States and the ambassador's embassy staff receive a call from the U.S. State Department, which urges them to stop the delivery of Mistral's to Russia. Philippe de Villar said an interview aired by the BFMTV channel. Anyway, what's interesting about this is, I don't know, it would just be one of those things where, have you ever wanted to do something fun even in the military? No, have you looked at how punky most of these carriers are nowadays? Seriously. Uh oh. I heard a bomb in the background. But that sounds like I got down here, but it sounds like dessert from the past, the first drum beat, didn't it? I didn't hear that. That was a great intro for you, Don. Anyway, uh, you know what, take a look at this carrier and ask yourself, special about this thing. Well, I know what's special about it, it's how it's built, you know, inside and out. But what gets me, and although it looks like it might be, Don might be an assault carrier, you know, like a chopper or slash assault, you know, get vertical take-off carrier. Yeah. Uh, guys, One super tanker project just was scared of the Jesus out of anybody, don't you think? The only thing that I can think of is that everybody's got this deal not to get serious about really making weapon systems. World War II, after Pearl Harbor and then after, in fact, about the time of the first battle of the Coral Sea, it was a disaster for everybody. Oh, yeah. Okay. All of our allies and us, well, we just got stomped, stomped as a proper description. that part of World War II they don't talk about, they always put a smiley face on all the losses. And nowadays, with the re-writing history, well, both sides realize, well, you know what? Aircraft carriers work really good. I think we should make more. Yeah, not to mention they are torpedo magnets. Yeah, so what happened? They were a token only to have to be seen. Everybody had losses on both sides, and what the problem is that they also realize we better start making more. Okay, so both sides are cranking out conventional carriers But they both realized that if you laid a keel at this moment, it would take so long before that ship would be done Well, there's a lot of other things around there floating around That were ships and so they looked at basic deal concept what they needed and they said hey Now you'll notice that a lot of ships that are called colliers Are the ships that typically are converted to carriers? This goes back to World War I. After World War I, both sides, you know, forgive me, the French, they didn't really develop anything significant. The British, we did. The Italians, they were going to, never did, not properly. And the US, along with Japan, started to look at aircraft carriers quite heavily, and we built carriers, but we built them from something we already had floating. We didn't take something and go, let's build a new one. No, we actually converted ships. the Colliers or Tenders and or in some cases during World War II submarine tenders were used. Now why? Well because submarine tenders had a tendency to have like a lot of space for fuel and they were designed to accommodate munitions storage. Like well wait a minute what does what does submarine shoot Don? What do they mostly use for attack? And what do they use for those attack planes that they both, hey, so they're crewed. So the crews would be kind of familiar with the handling of all the ordnance. And the ship typically with a superstructure modification and putting a flight deck on it, which would be a lot easier than laying the keel and starting from scratch. Well both sides converted a whole bunch of ships, both cargo and big tenders, into aircraft carriers. Don't worry, they were also sunk progressively through the war. because like Dom said, Dom, everybody wanted to shoot an aircraft carrier, right? They were bomb magnets, they were magnets. If the guy flying flies us into that, if they were zero, they were the oobie. The idea of making an aircraft carrier, to me, I'm waiting for someone to get smart, or whether or not they just want to light their lip until they have to. Everybody has a guat of super tankers. Everybody. Guat of super tankers. A squad of cargo container ships. Now, just to give you an example of why the cargo container ship would be a good choice, have you ever seen one loaded? Guys, think about an image of what does a cargo container ship look like going across the ocean now? Oh, just a big box. A big pile of boxes, isn't it? Yeah. So guys, if you take a look, consider this. What's in the boxes? Isn't that cargo? Yeah. Weight. That's a lot of weight, isn't it, guys? Weight. So in fact it's a big square block of weight that normally when the traditional ships would have all been in a hole somewhere and it would have taken more ships than do it. We now stack and rack them above deck. But here's another thing, they stay afloat. The center of gravity has to be changed, doesn't it Don, when you start stacking so many skyscrapers high, right? Oh yeah, yeah. So taking that container ship and putting a flight deck on it, Adding a flight deck and operational superstructure would be like the erector set aircraft carrier that we do right now with the US Navy, wouldn't it? Oh, you can go on to the cable channels and watch the assembly, and you're right, it's very much like erector set. This is over there. And none of these ships are that impressive anymore, because it's obvious they've gotten rid of all of the ideas of contour or unique engineering design. They're all just slab work. So when you're buying this French aircraft carrier, you probably could have bought 20 of the reconverted cargo ships and gotten a better buy, wouldn't you? You get more aircraft carriers for the dollar and they wouldn't have been any faster and lower. Think about it. What do those cargo ships travel at on the ocean loaded? We're going to be right back here. God bless the republic. the new world order. Oh yeah, that's right. We must plan on starting a war and trying to kill people over there. Heaven forbid that they might have the weapons that they need on their side. Yeah, yeah. Somebody's playing a game. We'll be back, but John, you're number for night vision before we go. You'll be available in an hour. That number is 231-796-8458. Don't touch that dial. We'll be right back, but here's how much monsters number is. People are saying no to GMO, gluten toxins and sugars. The masses are moving to holistic natural and organic foods and supplements. 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