Oh, there it is. It's in the chat room. There it is. There's the link. When they had people in China, had an outbreak of Ebola, and what the Chinese found out is if you gave somebody who had been in Ebola two milligrams of selenium, whether it be selenosolinite or selenomethionine, guess what? Ebola went bye-bye. Okay, and this is the research that's on it and it tells you right then and there is on it They could have had even they found out later that they could have had even a higher success ratio in cheering Ebola if they were running the selenium intravenously Isn't that interesting? now What's going on out in the world today? I don't know if that's really Ebola I don't know how you have for us patents on Ebola So again, whether or not that is a real deal or whatever, but if for the sake of arguing, let's say it is Ebola, then selenium is the answer. Selenium is the mineral to use. Now if you're using selenium on a regular basis, how Ebola works is it feeds on selenium. So it goes into the body looking for selenium. Now what it does, it feeds on the selenium and then what happens is selenium deactivates the virus completely. That's how a lot of the minerals work. That's how a lot of them work in the system. That's how zinc works. That's how iodine works. Some of the times it's how copper works. Silver, gold, calcium, manganese, calcium. They all have a way of deactivating the virus or eliminating it completely. So when we're talking, some of you cannot afford some of these silver products. And some of these silver products that you're buying are nano anyway. And you shouldn't be using anything nano. Nothing. I don't care how good the marketing game is, I don't care how good the model is, I don't care how wonderfully packagedy it is. Nano silver should not be used nor should any kind of nano product. Gold, nano iodine, anything, nano. There is not a science that critical scientists across the planet that will not tell you that nano particles not react the same way in there it's dangerous and this week on this month's show going to the members show uh here we go i'm going to read the article about nanoprobiology i'm going to explain a little bit about nano as well because you need to be aware how nano really works and how deactivated just by almost anything A nanotechnical technology is rapidly growing, growing with nanoparticles produced by a wide range of commercial products throughout the world. There's over 1,600 products right now that have over nanoparticles to them. They're using electronics, biosensing clothing, food industry Europe, a lot of you... A figure walking through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood here by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said. We 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. The 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 use in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. 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I need to continue to function when everything else. I'll tell you what, it is a great day here in southern Michigan, but it's a different temperature. Actually, it's a line right around. It's just enough to, hmm, not even have frost. in the morning for now, which is a good thing. That means we're going to get stomped on with snow in a wave. It's coming, not yet. Just looking outside. That's what I'm doing. I'm throwing together, nailing everything I can, doing all those last minute field projects around the property in preparation for the snow. We had the snow shovel deployed when the next wave of snow barriers and walls. Another fun stuff put up just to slow the drifting down so the driveway is a little clear, but a little. Anyway, it is the third of December is the sixth year of a Fabian socialist and Soviet Association of America 2014 or I am who I am. Anyway we've got a whole lot of what's going on here at the micro effect in a minute i would point out that uh... we are picked down the days in two thousand four the leave us christmas just around the corner that's all of the communist and ranching all the the record that the business you don't everybody of merry christmas and watch the record poll card it's a great way to power and push them down very critical and merry christmas everybody over there and merry christmas right now and all through the day of course. So a beautiful, beautiful holiday season. You know, our Christmas holiday Thanksgiving is the harvest, the end of the harvest, and we're eating. We got food. Interesting things going on with food processing right now. There's a number of new cans. Now guys, when I look at stuff that's going on, you know, I look at, I look at the material. What is it that they have there that they're, how are they packed? This is critical because packed, everything is packed. Right now, a whole family of new cans are coming out of the market for meat products. Now, I don't know if they're made overseas, might even be American-made. They are a little heavier grade in general. I'm giving you a heads up on this because it's interesting the subject areas where we're seeing this. Number one is, We all know how chicken's been in the news because the communist Chinese are going to get our grade A birds, they're going to go overseas, we're going to get the botanically dead chicken. Those are going to be a special gift to you from communist China. And organically dead around the world is going to be far better than your chicken that's going to go to communist China that was, you know, fed here, produced. It's going to be dropped off over there. They're going to keep our chicken, grade D chickens on us. and everybody will be happy because organically dead is good. If the bird died of, well, semi-natural causes like, it's a natural thing. And so they're organically dead. And those communist penny chickens are so much better for you. On the other hand, all rated stuff, that's gonna be, well, chowin' down with the other people who have a lot more money and, you know, resources and their select and, you know, the gozin' and the special. uh... over to the planet but that's not you we can't take our victims and process appear we have all the way around the world have them package and turned into the police here do you think you will forget organically dead victims anyway uh... because a lot of really turned into a story flop and then reform and then put into boxes they don't have to play even what factory or where they were produced when you get that box new good over chicken. Like donkey meat? You should like donkey meat. Shut up. Wrong eye. You love donkey meat. Love it or die. You don't tell your chicken. You know how different. Anyway, the cans that are showing up in a couple of different stories, they claim that they're made in the United States. I'm going to do a little more research on the cannery itself. Canneries, there's more than one. But they're using a new, what either appears to be a chromed or pinned, a real pinned can on the outside service. Now these are a premium can for a lot of products and I bring this up because if you haven't looked at for instance my foundry work that comes or you know how to do it and create a you know a easily used but then also easily replaced forge or micro foundry using cans. Most of the cans that you're running into when you find that it has, if you look you'll notice it has a cup Like the top is the, there's only one side you can open up the canop. The base is virtually a struck. Well, that is a Ford. One piece created. Now this is cool because in reality, that piece of metal is actually quite advanced. If you're doing special sheet metal projects, why bring up these chicken hands? Special in work or for special small sheet metal work, you have a piece of material going to be better protected you're not going to find too much in the way of galvanizing on food cans, although it doesn't mean there isn't a variation on it. I'll give you an example. Have you bought pineapple before? Inside, surfacing public, yourself, what that looks like. Now I bring this up for a reason because there are a whole lot of cool projects. You can go to YouTube. Guys, you need to do research. Everybody else has already done the research. You pick a project you're in, maybe you come up with a better idea. Specialized pieces of metal. Here's another thing. All those cans that are the cup type for their forge, I'll show you one piece. Those are a... spend them with a line and take one that's the smallest, like a beta juice can, a soup can, hang that a little higher, half the type of the first vegetable can in the cup soup can, or forgive me, the Dintymore soup cans, which are truck type, put that over top of the vegetable. The peach, the double sized peach cans, put one of those over top of that. And you have a very interesting noise maker, a nice little air chime, and it didn't cost you anything. And the cool thing is that, again, they make good sound. Great for instance noisemakers on fence lines, or in back areas where you want to keep coyotes away from the chickens. There's all kinds of fun stuff you can do with these, but they're also just fun. A lot of people like air chimes in different types. I've got dozens of them around the property, probably some of you 50 of them, I would say. you know, people got rid of. We put, I pick up, we re-paint if in some cases, we leave them where they are in others. But in this case with the cans, again, it's something where you will notice it, it has particular fission noise, certain kind of noise that draws your attention. So this can be used in a number of different ways. Again, you're looking at a pretty sophisticated piece of final product, whether that's made in the United States or if they're made here. Either way, they can be used for something other than scrap metal and or going landfill. And I highly recommend that you hang on to it and wash them, clean them up. One nice thing, like I said, they fit inside each other. So I just have one can sitting there. And inside the next side is up, next side. Finally, you can actually store food at a very efficient place using your mind. On these sticking cans, the other thing about the tinning, especially for thermal work or a project, uh... it where you're going to be uh... expo outside work patching metal the uh... and the battle is you'll find a very much anymore i'm a dual research like it that find out more about the uh... and so they're also have your page but this is a a great project uh... typically the uh... it can it coming in and we're talking a larger have a part of a large unit and the all by media happen it You'll see them starting to show up around in different products, you know, different stores, all these, uh, Meyers or Walmart might even have this stuff by now. But pay attention to what you have been buying the product in. It is a useful tool. Also again, hand check on the shelf. It appears to be American companies. They claim to be American companies. It claims to have been produced in America. So well, I'll find out more. But in the meantime, again, if you're already buying it and really not even worried about checking it out. At least keep them staying on to them. They have a useful purpose on the road. Also make a great little cool because they're just the right size. Bigger, deep so you can't reach in and get whatever you put in there out. So if we're doing project work, well built, they're heavy. They're gonna handle, again, they're girthy. They feel good. It's nice to have something at work and is the Ken durable. Anyway, just a heads up on that. Now, I mentioned Couple other things here this morning that I still want to touch on again there for everybody. As we know, Obama can be arrested. I brought this up yesterday. Thank you, Henry. I brought it up last night. U.S. Sergeant at Arms Andrew B. Willison, Obama. You can call and ask for his arrest for treason. This is the office number. Call between 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. TSP. I would point out, collect the five, they'll probably be a message machine. Leave a message. Load the message machines up, guys. All of the Washington, D.C. operators, especially the Congress, you know, switchboard, you know, list, list. They can come in the morning because there might be somebody wants to donate a million dollars to, you know, Senator Schmidlaff. Because the person died and they wanted to, they're donating a million dollars. So they'll first want to have a message machine. And they're going to listen. It's a list. Oh, my goodness. Ignore all those other calls. This guy wants to donate a million dollars to the for the Washington DC Congressional Switchboard. Call at 5 p.m. Leave a message. Again, you will speak with the staff, so be polite. Please be respectful and list constitutional reasons for your request. Hey, the foreigner, you're legitimately seated in a post described by the Constitution with regard to specific by law to sit in that post. Here's the number, 202-223-401. Three, four time, that's two charging and over, Andrew. Andrew, you have not done your job, son. It's time for you to, you know, pick up the crew. Go over to the outhouse there. Oh, that's plug your nose. Walk in there, grab it, is our son. Again, 203. And say hi to Andrew, telling me to do his job. And also, if you didn't notice, Rolling Stone, saxophone player, Bobby, dies at 70. considering the mileage on the Rolling Stones you know it's uh yeah that's pretty good considering the whole crew and over the years and everything you could imagine apparently made it though he made it to the 70 mark and the rest of the band is still around so now oh well we're headed towards the bottom here actually named the Aztec death whistle makes the creepiest sound you've ever heard why do we bring us up so of the of the Mayans and the Aztecs It is known throughout the Central and North America continent back in the day when they were really in power. If having your carcass dragged on top of the pyramid and having your vital organs ripped out while you're still alive and your heart's bleeding and have your heart go ripped out of your chest, it'd still be swivering while you're, you know, of course, gasping air and bleeding to death on the altar. And that wild-eyed, doped-up West that's a high priest is going crazy town with your body part. Yeah, well, listen to this. And this is not a surprise, because this is not the first time that we've found unique like this. People not really, you know, understanding what they had in their hands. And what are we talking about? Why? Oh, here are the aspects. And they're all sitting around and you know you've been for tree is television torture with television back today If you have soap operas you can watch the dramas of the people you know lamenting before they were dragged to the altar for sacrifice He's up on the perimeter just around the corner, you know in front of the main Idol didn't make any difference wherever they were stopping them up for you know burning them up for torturing to death and hey Yeah, he's got to be satisfied. Okay The Aztec Death Whistle produces a sound so horrifying it will chill you to the bone! Described as the...freme of a thousand. The Death Whistle. Death Whistle sounds like the cry of the undead or...the torment of a human being burned alive! Hmm, I wonder where they got the sound from? Let's see. Hmm, I wonder where they got the sound from? Wait a minute. Hmm, I wonder where they got the sound from? The torment of a human being burned alive. Interestingly, the skull-shaped whistles were discovered 20 years ago by archaeologists, but were dismissed as mere...some studies focused on how they looked. No one really thought to blow into them. Now that the fearsome sound of the whistle has been discovered, subtracting the attention of scientists, according to a 66-year-old mechanical engineer, Roberto Veloquez, who has spent several years recreating the sounds of pre-Columbian ancestors, He asked that he played the mournful whistle of the... Just before... Uh oh, wait a minute. Before they were sacrificed to the god... Okay, think about that. You're gonna be making that sound. You don't need to use the whistle. You know what I mean? Think about this. Like, okay, you know, like, you really want to terrify everybody here, like, you know, make them, like, worshipful to the, you know, to the demon. So can you blow on the whistle here? Yeah, I guess so. A few more minutes of time. Not too good at this. Or I'll make your death even more painful. Wait a minute, you're gonna cut my duck out. It's like through some blender while you're doing it, but you go. And I'm gonna be... Watch this, I don't think it's gonna be any more painful. Oh, you can make it, but tell me to go slow. Go on the death whistle. Well, here you are, the deceased journey into the underworld. You're said to have used the terrifying sounds of psychological warfare to frighten enemies at the start of battle. This has also discovered the existence of other types of noisemakers that were used by the Aztec. They display turkey feathers, sugar cane, and other natural materials. Each one served a specific purpose. For instance, all were sounded at the beginning of ceremonies while hunters used animal shaped arenas. to produce grunts that lure deer. Her medical doctors believe the Aztecs they have used to all secure illnesses. It is the death whistle that generates the strongest reactions because of the creepy sound it makes when blown into. Here's a video. More on that in a moment. Chances of getting your hands on a genuine Aztec death whistle are pretty slim. But luckily, you can hear its unique treat in the YouTube videos of musicians of your eowhaya wazayopo. Why is a yokel? Because it's a yokel too. But why though? I want to share with you this very unique instrument. We call this the Death Whistle. That the Aztecs used for celebrations and also they used when they have a war. When they fight with other tribes. Ooh! I'll never be fighting with tribes in South America. When the white man came it was paradise! Paradise! What are we talking about here? How? Even that Aztec knows better. It was peace, love and dope time over here. It was paradise, everybody. Just because they carried war clubs and skull crushers doesn't mean they were pl- Oh wait a minute, maybe we're killing each other. Well maybe it wasn't. Maybe that whole B.S.M.U.B. Paradise thing is purely the the old trip thing. Yeah, well, typically the case, especially when you got the mountains and the antiques hanging around. Umka, oneka, oneka, ooh, and let's not forget about the torture god, Okey. If you're not torturing, you're not watching television. And that's how it was back in the day. Hey, did you see a big screen out there built into the side of your oak tree? Neither did I. Yeah, but you tie a local tribe's girl to it, hit her with arrows that have the points off them, she'll scream all night. And that's better than television for the local tribe. Anyway, we'll be back right here, grab that cup of coffee. Smell. You guys go to work, you be careful, all on the road, but so far weather conditions are mixed out. In California though, they're getting wet and they're complaining about it. Of course they're complaining about it. They're socialists. They have a terrible life. Socialists are yucky. 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These are like the bagpipes, guys. The sound of the bagpipes coming through the haze. Oh my goodness. And it'll definitely look with your head, which it does. You might want to again consider, well cool dude, we could take this recording and, or if we can make, if somebody makes a copy, I would assume somebody by now would be making a copy of the death whistle. That would be an excellent rule to have in your bag of technology. Actually, I mean, they had to practice though, you have to think about this. Wow, where did they come up with the sound? Well, you know, there's a high priest perch or somebody every day and it's kind of like daytime drama television and you know, it's like a soap opera during the day and well, we were standing there and somebody thought, wouldn't it be cool? Like maybe simulate that? Oh, I bet you we could market it. Yeah, the high priest would love this. Long list of other people. Let's give it to the government. Yeah, there you go. So this is kind of like analog, you know, recording and it's lowest, lowest form. You know, like, think about it. Yeah, that screen wasn't made with, you know, digital technology guys. That was made with somebody experimenting with air passing over specific service engineering it to make sound. They had to have something that was a comparative example of it. And how many comparative examples would they have from Paradise Lost in, you know, South America or Central America. How would you make the depth scream? How would you, what would you have as an example? Oh yeah, that's right. Paradise wasn't quite the warm, fuzzy thing that everybody, not everybody, we actually know better. It's like, just like anybody else. Got good points? Some dinosaur bad points. In this case, he's bad. just again how do you get it how you get to the point where you can make it you gotta have a template being on that old reminder here it is Wednesday a couple other solutions not just complaining about the problems I know I know uh since we're here about 100 brains missing from the University of Texas are you surprised and that's from the ones walking around you think enough. Let's see, about 100 brains are missing from the University of Texas. Guys have done this for a long time. One of the missing brains believed to have belonged to bot tower sniper Charles Whittell. This is a sec. We think somebody may have taken the brains but we don't know at all for sure. Okay, now this becomes a c but this is typical of the, you know, this performance on college campuses with regard to taking care of anything. That's why I would never donate anything to a college girl to get alumni shoveling her money to the point where there's no accountability up and down in terms of you know creating fake operations, bucketing the money to their accounts, and all the rest of this is missing about 100 brains. About half of the specimens the university had in a collection of brains preserved in jars of formaldehyde. One of the missing brains is believed to have belonged to Clock Tower. We think somebody may have taken the brains, but we don't know at all for sure. Uh, psychology professor in shell-lert. Now wait a minute. What do you mean? Didn't you like, uh, how are these stored? Well, they're like in big glass cookie jars. Right? Well, yeah, as a matter of fact. And they're kinda like the size of, like a, oh yeah. you're telling me that a big cookie jar with half a bowling ball in it you weren't keeping track of these now what do you want to bet that and I'll more on this I'll explain what I think really happened in a minute okay uh curator of the collection told the austin american statesman his co-curator psychology professor Florence Cormack uh yeah it's entirely possible uh words got around among undergraduates and people started swiping them for living rooms Halloween prank. Yeah, we think so. The Austin State Hospital had transferred the brains to the university about 28 years ago under a temporary possession agreement. Gellert said his psychology lab had room for only 100 brains for a move to the basement. Yep, there's that basement thingy of the university's Animal Resources Center. Animal Resources Center. Wouldn't it have been better to have it over in the psychology department's basement? Have the Quadriplegic Homosexual Eskimo Convention and convention and the special piano booth does where they have special eating sessions. The piano makes strange noises and the rest is very disgusting. They are no longer in the basement. Homicide? The university said in a statement that it will investigate. Yeah, I'm the weather blind man. The circumstances surrounding the collection since it came here nearly 30 years ago and that it's committed to treating the brain specimens with respect. It says the remaining brain specimens on campus are used as a teaching tool and carefully curated by faculty. Yeah, right. I'm a Chinese ship. I haven't even allowed to see. The university's agreement with the hospital required the school to remove any data that might identify the person from whom the brain became. However, Shallward said Whitman's brain likely was part of the collection. Okay, well, why not mark the brain? Haven't you ever watched... Well, haven't any of you ever watched Young Frankenstein? What in the hell is this? You know... Six months dead, one year dead, six months dead, freshly dead. And then there's that other brain. Yes, Abby. Abby somebody or other. Abby normal. Oh, somebody got the Whitman brain. Oh, that's not good. It would take some, wait, hold on. It would make sense, it would be in this group, we can't find that brain. Whitman's 1966 rampage at the University of Texas killed 16 people, including his mother and wife. The 100 remaining brains! But zombie brains! Oh, that's right, zombie brain eating time. Maybe they were doing carry-outs. That's possible. The 100 remaining brains at the school have been removed to the Northman, or Norman, Ackerman building, where they are being scanned with high-resolution residents imaging equipment, by my sense. These MRI images will be both useful teaching and research tools. It keeps the brains intact. This paper. Not the ones that are missing. Yeah, I could just picture that. Zombie at window 4. Would you like Whippenbrains, sir? Okay, sir, hold on. I got two of them in a jar for you right here. That'll be a couple extra hands and legs. I know you got some there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we need them for the school. There you go. Thank you, sir. If you're chewing on anybody else, bring in the body parts. We'll trade for brains. Yeah, dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun. Oh, hey, yeah. Kinda misplaced the brains, eh? Well, let me tell you, everybody, the app about how all these, uh, individuals in all of these colleges are respectful of anything. Please, let me do something for you. Prison grade in colleges for, you know that? There's always this like fufu grade, pretty grade, you know like for places where you have civilized human beings, which is very rare nowadays. And then you have basically a utility grade which is kind of like, hey, if you got gold minimal cost. And then you have industrial. And the Industrial was a little heavier engaged. This can be anything from windows to doors. If you have salesmen come in, guys, there's an entire aqua ray of levels of performance. And then there's the last one, which is tamper-proof, brake-proof, or brake- highly brake-resistant, prison-grade. And we'd have these salesmen come in and they'd have the latest door knobs. These are the door knobs. We want to sell you. And it's like, we've got the residential model on it. Oh, look at that. It looks like... Almost scrolled like it has, like, it's made out of putter or something. Oh, those are nice. Well, we have residential, uh, you know, heavy. Oh, those are nice. Oh, they're not quite as intricate because they're designed to be a little cruder and ruder. No, we don't need that. That's not gonna work. Well, we have industrial grade. Oh, it's the industrial grade. Oh, you're getting there. Yeah, that's what it goes. And then we have prison grade. It's tamper-proof and it can't be pried off the wall because, you know, construction features. and everybody in the room that once said, that's for the college and university dorms and public areas where you have the beasts and animals that have been allowed into the school system now who have no brains or respect from the public school system then going into the colleges and the animals, the lights, doors, windows, even in the rooms, but why isn't it prettier? And in fact, everyone's allowed to get inferior design involved. Now inferior design, you know, inferior design. They would push to have everything, you know, like, we've got to do some pretty stuff. I read this latest article. It'd be like during the summer is when you do all the rebuilds and reforms on the college campus guys. You know, usually everybody's awake, still have dorms that are open. You can use those like hotels. For the girls to come in and do weird things together that you're so disgusting here. The girls that were hired as maids refused to go up on the floors because the poop does react. It's just all naked and doing stuff that it just makes you want to bob if you get they'd be there to gobble it up uh... yes anyway as it is uh... great views for everything and it it's still a big chunk of it that's the fact that the pool for stuff of the fall at the end of the summer for the new students of the moms coming in with the dead of all of the beautiful all the things all you know and within three weeks Parts are broken off, things are smashed, animals have done their damage, and the $50,000 and $100,000 spent on the Fufu redecorating is totally destroyed. You heard the numbers? $1,000 worth of, you know, as in night walls, wallpaper, ornamental block, all this stuff that's put into create kind of impressive motif. Don't worry, it'll all be destroyed. And that's what animals do in college. That's all they are nowadays. The low-level IQ problem is horrible, to say the least. And in fact, pay attention when you go to colleges for the overly tall people to drop their heads and the paint is worn on the upper... Oh man, no way, Mark! Yes, yes way. Oh, forgot. Oh, forgot. Are you in college? Oh, forgot. So anyway, don't even step to colleges. Well, you need to, I've got a book collection. Give it to somebody who cares. Never give it to a college or university. Two things are gonna happen. Give it to the books they don't want anybody to see. You can set up contracts and do whatever you think is gonna protect them and they will do you no good. Take them to the basement of the doghouse. Wait a minute, where do we hear that? You know, like actually the basement thing, all that, the Animal Resources Center. let's see these brains were for this very important research and we were loaned out were supposed to be used for education and where did the brains end up animal resources center in the basement that's like trying to get rid of them yeah oh that yeah that's true they just let it hang with a formaldehyde you know put them on like a rack they could have fed them a dog poor dog but then again they're lab animals and they're going to be with us for very long as they tortured them to death by inches. The zombies were going to eat brains. We were going to sell them at the window. We just couldn't sell them anymore. Those zombies are being hunted. Many of them die off. Some of them can't read our sign anymore. The eyeballs aren't working. It's horrible. Plus, they can't drive anymore. The illegal zombies can, but not the American zombies. American zombies will be shot on sight. Mexican zombies, they come up north. They've got seven years worth of brain eating free, any complications. So anyway, if you donate books to the good old University of Michigan, France, and the books are not politically correct because they're real history and they actually tell people what's going on, they will take and put them in the basement and stick them away and do nothing here for them, especially if they already have like two or three collections that somebody else was foolish enough to give to them. And they have duplicates, and they don't want anybody to read the books in the first place because they put them into what's called the Libda Collection. When they put them in the Libda Collection, you can't read them. They're in the library, okay? But you can't read them, you can't check them out, you can't look at them. But they are in the library, all the Libda Collection. And this is how they make sure that nobody reads those books. On the other hand, if you're a little energetic, you can find people who might actually have an interest in books, or at least preserving them. And private collections are the best way to go. Private collections, it's kind of like I could told you before, it's Weapons Wednesday. If I have a, like a Creedmoor rifle, if I were to go to yard, and I found a Creedmoor rifle, a real one, it'd be worth, say, several thousand dollars. Now I could covet it because man I'll never get one of these again. But I appreciate the rifle. But there are people who appreciate it more. There are people who are into the western culture and western arms. It's also in a bugger caliber that by the way you have to spend about $4 for because it's like in .57 120. .57 caliber. 120 brazed of black powder so it's a great base. It's about like 4 inches long. well you still get those in the sixties and the seventies nineteen th seventies but not so much at the they don't though it would be a stupid weapon for me i can't trade it for a whole pile of eight days ammunition money and the guy that gets it is a collector active given for a better price the market price we've got a big healing it for me i know i'm happy to let a little bit or and it goes into the market but it goes somebody who will appreciated it or Well, universities get stuff for free all the time and they last their arse off. If you donate a house to them and the property they're supposed to keep the house forever, right? Because you donated it and preserved the house because it's where you were born and where your mom and dad were born. So you give it to the good old university. What they do is they intentionally run it into the ground. If they don't want the house but they want the property because they're going to build something. What they do is they do no maintenance, they take all the nice furniture out, they put some of the garbage matchstick stuff in, because typically they put students in the house, so it's going to be ruined anyway. And then they run it into the ground and they let the city condemn it so that they can tear it down, because, well, we keep it, but it just went down, it gets gone. And so people foolishly donate thinking they're going to preserve the neighborhood or preserve the area, and it isn't going to happen. not going to be maintained. And if you and I did it, we'd be fined up the gigi, but these universities will even take the hit. In other words, yeah, go ahead, you can find us. Some of their schmuck donated $10,000. Let the schmuck pay the bill. He's alumni. And then they turn around and of course suck money in from the Fed, from the foreign countries and the corporations. You don't need your... your donation is like, bit the griddle. and they have no respect for you anyway and they hate you to begin with. They don't need your money, they have some other, but some people they love a lot more, they're completely outside the United States. So the last thing I would do is donate to a college or university anywhere. Suckin' on the Fed's pit to the point where they've got six digit payroll. It's just that simple. So anyway, Frank, they're gone. The Whitman brain, they probably knew exactly what it was, so the occultist got that because it's a murder brain. It's a death Man, the zombies got the other 99. What can we say? They don't even, they don't even sure how many and the 100 brains that they do have. Well, you know, they're taking care of them. Kind of. Well, probably not so much. Anyway, we'll be back right here. We are at the top. We're gonna hear the music here in a minute. For everybody out there, if you are headed down the road, remember out there in California. I don't think we need to tell you. It's raining out there. Don't complain. I don't want to hear anybody pissing them on in California, but they already are. It's like, whoop! It's immediately a disaster. We got buckets of rain, we got water everywhere, we're gonna have mud flies, but get over it. You're in the desert, what do you expect? I'm not, we will flap some of these people out of their social assault bothers. Okay, for everybody else, you know what's gonna happen, you're expected. Have you been living there for any period of time? Well, act appropriately and be careful on the road. Try to look ahead. Find out what's going on out there in terms of the route home, you know, to work and back, depending on where you're going. You know, home, work, home. There we go. Anyway, I hear the music. God bless the Republic. Jeff of the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire's on the run. We're on a march. And they're looking for more brains. Zombie brains to eat. We'll be back. On the Rock. It's Wednesday. What makes America the greatest country in the world? Well, our Constitution is a masterpiece. James Madison was a genius. The Declaration of Independence is for me the single greatest piece of American rights. What about the people? Why is it not the greatest country in the world, Professor? That's my answer. He's a loser. Yeah, it accounts for a penny out of her paycheck. But he gets to hit you with it any time he wants. It doesn't cost money. It costs boats. It costs airtime. Columnages. You know why people don't like liberals? Because they lose. If liberals are so smart, how come they lose always? Hey! And with a straight face, you're gonna tell students that America is so Star-Spangled Awesome that we're the only ones in the world who have freedom? Canada has freedom. Japan has freedom. The UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Australia, Belgium has freedom. So, 207 sovereign states, and we're like 180 of them that freedom. Alright, and you got you, uh, sorority girl. Just in case you accidentally wander into a voting booth one day, there's some things you should know. One of them is There is absolutely no evidence to support the statement.