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The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. Invist 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 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 vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight if he stood by your bedside in a 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? Remember your training and you will come back alive good Afternoon ladies and gentlemen, this is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Kornke. And Randy's with you. There we go. And one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, south, southeast, east, and north. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on Liberty Free Radio. LibertyFreeRadio.4mg.com. We're also on. Indian Freedom Talk Radio dot com. We're on A-men, F-M-I-gro stations, CB base stations, alternate hallmark and golden spike technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. Randy, you know what the date today is, sir? 2014. And we're almost through it, aren't we? We're coming through it tomorrow. Counting down the days guys, we are at the end of the year. It is the end of 2014. It has been a long year and it has not been a dull year to say the least. The last gasps of the major gun grab attack of 2013 rolled over into 2014 with more twitching and screaming and still more attacks on our firearms. Veterans fared no differently with regard to virtually every category attacking benefits or attacking again the veterans themselves. In addition to that, the American people across the board facing an economic issue to include, well, on the one hand, gas prices coming down, but with it now the limitation that maybe there's a reason for that. There's going to be a bunch of jobs disappearing. That's part of the economic attack on the country. Of course, we would remind everybody of something. Randy, they were telling us that the reason the gas prices came down is because they're attacking Putin, right? That's what they're saying. That's what they said. We'll take their word for it. When the prices were high, who were they waging war against then? Go look in the mirror in the bathroom, guys. You know why the price of gas is going. because we use master's. I think we all know better than that. Before we go any farther though, Randy, you have a program. Give everybody a key. How can we get hold of you? How can we listen in? And where are you on the radio? I am on libertytreeradio.4mg.com. My number is the same as yours. 712-957 will unmute you. Very good. And again, you're on what days? Well, days. I'm on medical marijuana hour. and on Monday evenings and who's in there right now we're getting screwed left and right but don't worry that really hasn't changed over the years it's been plus or minus be ready when things go properly but also be prepared to land on your feet when they fumble the ball and that happens as often as not and it's intentional not accidental it is intentional we're the first that they want to call out and have bleed but the last ones to take care of when all the games are through being played They don't want you on the court no more. After they've gotten their benefits from you, as far as bleeding and dying. So we're gonna act accordingly. Couple other things here. Randy, I don't know if you've seen this, but I want to bring this up for everybody. I was actually gonna try and fit it in during the last hour, but we got on all the subjects we needed to cover. Now think about this. I want everybody to just think for a minute about what this really means. Arrest plummet 66% with NYPD in virtual work stoppage. Okay? Whoa, oh my goodness. Well, well arrest plummet 66% You mean in other words those arrests that really didn't need to take place and that revenue ing and creative revenue ing just hasn't been going on NYPD traffic tickets and summonses for minor offenses have dropped off by a staggering 94% following the execution of two cops as officers feel betrayed by the mayor and fear for their safety, the post has learned. The dramatic drop comes as Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and Mayor Bill de Blasio plan to hold an emergency summit on Tuesday with the heads of the five police unions Now, of course, I had to think about that for a minute. So you may have like a rank and file union, you've got a sergeant's union, you have a detective's union. Boy, you've got a lot of extra unions here to deal with. They've got more unions. They could use people from the, they've got so many unions they've got going. Well, the interesting thing about this is that now staggering 94% following, okay, it's dropped off by 94%. In other words, What they are really pissing and moaning about is what? Revenue. But on the other hand, if the only thing they are going after are the real critical issues that need to be dealt with like real crime, then obviously 94% of what is out there they don't need. As far as the cops go. Right? Yes. And I got a question. What good is the police department if the police are scared? Right, if they're that terrified of their job, they need to quit anyway. Almost scared. See, it's okay. Well, shouldn't the population be scared? You might get strangled to death on the streets of New York by the cops and then have them block the EMTs from helping you. So, but that was an okay kind of scared. We all need to be terrified of the secret police. But all of a sudden here, the people that rema- and here's the other problem with this. Only the people that wear the funny black uniforms can have guns and the rest of you are peasants. But that's because the guys with guns are going to protect you except that they feel threatened now so you don't need protecting anymore. How do you like that? Because they're in danger. Well, didn't you understand that? Why were you carrying a gun, cowboy? That's what gets me about this, Randy. It's like, okay, guys, what part of job and danger is it that you understand? We also have the most. What part of any of us this year don't you have? Making twice what the average person will make or they deserve it. Okay, well, they're supposed to earn it. You got the extra pay, you got the special uniform, you got the spiffy white gloves, you got the spiffy black uniform, you got all the privileges and you're ahead above everybody is royalty because you get to carry a gun while the peasants are screwed. So what's your point? Well we gotta do that because we want it looks dangerous now. Then obviously you shouldn't be in the job. Exactly, we got a lot of police. on the job. I have a niece, she joined the army. I tried to talk to her before she went in. She went in anyway. After she got in, she found out. They said, what are you doing? What are you in the army for? They let her go. She was a mother. Everyone was watching the kids and that. The day she went AWOL, I was going to let her come hunt with them and stuff. Don't blame me. I'll come get you. She wouldn't have made it. That was in Vietnam. She wasn't a soldier, but in uniform, nobody. She was at least filling a hole that otherwise would have been vacant and we would have been feeling really bad because we didn't have the numbers we were supposed to have. She might have actually did her job or duty under her MLS, depending on what it was. Again, my problem is the, oh, we're going to war? Yes, yes, it's part of that take seriously what you're doing because you don't know when you're going to have to do it. I got into that argument time and again, so that's why I learned to eventually gravitate towards the right people and avoid those that were always doing the, oh, you take this job too seriously. I said, well, life's a serious thing. I'll tell you what, when things got serious, the old sucking vapors routine, you don't want to be around the characters panicking because they're desperately trying to find what they were supposed to have. Well, you know, you just shouldn't take this job too seriously. After all, it's just a life or death conflict situation thing and chances are the people that you're facing aren't really too excited about you. They might just chop you up into small pieces and send you back home in Ziploc bags, separate from an explosion and other things. So maybe you should learn to fight and fight well. That's what got me home. That's the thing that we've had enough nonstop wars that, well let me point something out, even with what we just experienced, let me remind everybody, how did our first casualties, after we, for whatever reason, thought that this was going to be a cakewalk. The first casualties that came in after Desert Dust Part 2, the invasion of Iraq so that the Israelis could rape Iraq, the guys going to the bazaars, perusing the bazaars like it was a shopping event because they needed new CDs or they wanted to see what they could find in the way of trinkets and toys. Now, the problem with that is that you've just been killing all of these people's relatives, and this is an invasion. Okay, well chances are they're not really happy with you. In fact, you might even actually run into a relative of somebody whose house you just kicked in and whose wife you abused and well, it doesn't make for good, shall we say, public relations. And so you hear about, if you remember, I'm going to, this is not even way back. This is just a short time ago. Yeah, the guy walked up and pulled a grenade and hugged him and they all went together. Or he had a vest full of stuff and, well, he not only took the guy that was there, that he was the American, but he grabbed a few other people and snagged a whole bunch of locals in the process. Well, there's a reason for that. It's a war zone, you see. So, the idea that you're going, no, you're not going shopping. No, the officers and NCOs were supposed to reel that one in real quick and should have. Especially in a fresh invasion where, you know, really nobody, I mean, initially everybody thought they really kind of wanted us around, but the more we started acting like, you know, UN cops and kicking in doors and, you know, just, you know, shaking people down, the more people get pissed. And so it continues. Well, I can tell you, from my experience, the American soldier that is not the most pleasant person. I've been in some incidents with others and I got some memoirs coming up. They're all, I don't want to get too much into it. Right. That's okay. Again, the idea is that... This is one of the things that we argued back after the war. That was one of the things that the groups got together and hey, write down what happened. Again, then talk about it. Get together with the guys. that are like mine. People with the same experience. That was one of the things that helped to get people through that period, especially at the end of the war and then working into the roller coaster ride between 73 and 85 where veterans are good, veterans are bad, veterans are good, veterans are bad, veterans are good. It was our roller coaster kids, including the propaganda and television, which we don't really notice because you see it out of sequence now. But in fact it proceeded even with the garbage and propaganda through the 80s and once Bush got in it got worse again. When the Bushite got to be president that POS, you know, that leftist piece of garbage did everything he could to backstab us from every direction. Grabbing the guns, going at the vets and of course Hollywood pumped all their propaganda up at the time. Which people have kind of lost to the fog with the 90s. But the 80s were bad as far as all kinds of garbage they were pulling out of their arse and pushing on the country. After the Reagan assassination attempt, Reagan was not running the government. Bush was. Bush technically already got to be president in the second term. Not all the first, but the second term he had all his people in by then, and then got the first term as officially as President de facto after that. He was kind of like Reagan as Dick Cheney was to W. Yes, except that again, Bush didn't mind coasting along with Cheney, kind of pulling his chain as needed. Reagan took an assassination attempt. In fact, he wouldn't have survived if they had their way. From that point forward, Reagan was isolated. Progressively, with first the Chief of Staff being bumped out, and then one at a time, all of the people that were Reagan people were bumped out, and Bushite affiliates came in. So, by the second term, it took the rest of the first term to get everything entrenched, but by the second term, for all practical purposes, the second term was a Bush term. Period. With absolute control. And that again is no different from all the stuff at fiasco we saw at the end of Vietnam, from Nixon through to Gerald Ford. It's not like we hadn't seen this before, guys. These little coup d'états within the system already taking place. It's not like it's something new. If people have other meetings or activities, that's what the programming is for. Randy is right here available. Remember, he has two different programs. The medical marijuana program is actually hitting it just about the right time because we're already seeing that arena open up. Whether or not they are going to flip flop on that if they can get into a war and then try to just push everything back. I think it's a little late. My only problem is as we've known is that this means that basically for all the time that they've pissed on the people who are promoting medical marijuana, they had no business dealing with them in the first place, all of this has been a waste of time, life and resource for them to piss on the people. That's what they are saying. I have a medical marijuana patient since 1968. It got me through PTSD. I got hepatitis C and it raised my enzymes. My liver enzymes have not raised any at all. They were wanting me to take it because you got more things to go around with that than what hepatitis C can do to me. As long as my enzymes are not climbing and my liver is good, I get C. And the doctor... Well, now part of that with regard to using medical marijuana, just as a side bar, is the cleansing process. Because of the, again, the amino acids, there's a couple of things that are tied in with regard to medical marijuana application. Hepatitis, like you said, several other blood disorders too. Where it is a cleansing system on top of everything else. Personally, my attitude, I believe they knew this 70 years ago. I think they knew pretty much everything that we know. You have to remember guys, we came out of the age of chemistry and the age of iron into the next tech. The zeroing in on hemp years ago had to do with so many overlapping issues that they just couldn't help but attack it. It literally was the foundation of the first half of the history of this nation with regard to agriculture. And because of it, like George Washington, everybody had, George Washington Carver had peanuts. Everybody, when I say George Washington Carver, he's Mr. Peanut. He found a thousand uses for the peanut. Well guys, hemp was the same way. Tobacco was the same way. Because these were natural crops and natural, available and robust, Everybody did everything with them that they could and they had perfected a whole pharmacope of medical solutions. One of the interesting things is, granted it's because of working knowledge to a degree also, but you might recall that tuberculosis was known but you don't see cancer as prevalent 100 years ago. It was there, but it was not there the way we see it now. What was the difference between that age and this age? Think about it. What was being ingested? What was being eaten? What was introduced into society? When you see a wave of something appear, it's like the mass shootings. What is it that all of a sudden we had these off-the-wall shooting incidents? Well, Prozac and the drugs. It's just like you can see when it's introduced and when the wall hits. The same is true with regard to incident rates in other categories. You have with cancers. Some arguments for part of this is that with tuberculosis, sometimes they'd call it tuberculosis of whatever organ, in reality it was a cancer. But even then, the incident rates were not as high. got to help you if something else can get you like tetanus or typhoid or whatever. There were lots of other key words out there. As I mentioned, B words too like bullets and bayonets. Depending on how far out west you were, violence is likely not to get you. If you could survive to see that 7-0 mark, it's amazing. how old people actually, how long they actually endured, you know, during that period of time, contrary to what everybody thinks. What changes the numbers in terms of age, you know, as far as average age, are the violent deaths because of the nature of the society and what it was doing at the time, where it was moving to, what it was involved in. That's the part that nobody talks about. Otherwise, as far as health goes, contrary to what a lot of people think, pretty much all of these homeopathic solutions that we are now rediscovering were already in place back then. We watched this progressively as people have relearned over the last 30 years or so. Me and Don, we passed it back about human nature and how things go. I brought to his attention, God like Bob the Great Flood wins again. A lot of serious the mental distancing from that. It was only Moses, his wife, but we know that. Well, that's the inbreeding issue. Road crew from deliverance issue. The interesting thing too is, again, what we're looking at with regard to solutions medically with both hemp and other homeopathic options, We've been doing this for years. In fact, Frank Stasse, I don't know if you ever Randy had ever met him, but Frank Stasse, World War II vet, had a very colorful history from both the war and after the war. Patriot movement, he was involved in alternate medicines and did anything and everything he could to promote alternate medical solutions with a core of people that were in the Patriot movement. And the argument that we got over and over again from people who had been doing this for 30, 40, and 50 years is that they already knew the benefits, for instance, of medical marijuana. Not just smoked, ladies and gentlemen, but also again, remember that there are many different ways that tincters and processes have already been developed for breaking down and for making the material available in a number of different ways. to be introduced as food, to be introduced in serum form, applied directly to cancers and such. The list is quite extensive. Marijuana plant has 2100 uses. Well, and again, that also gets back to the whole idea of clothing as we're seeing now. Originally, hemp was the cash crop that kept the farmers out of the banker's hands. And that's one of the several reasons that years ago they attacked. They went through a systematic list of attacks to destroy the American property owner, especially the farmers. That's why hemp was attacked the way it was. It helped the train industry out because they had massive right-of-ways, they had all this forestry, they couldn't do anything with it, they couldn't sell so much wood. Wood was going out of style with regard to ships because ships moving to steel, iron and steel. So they had a problem there with the industry. Obviously, paper was coming up. That was again the big thing, newspapers, books, etc. They already were established and well established, but hemp was able to provide everything that was necessary. They used 20 tons of hemp when they built the USS Kite. They took 20 tons of hemp to make everything for it. Right, to rig it. The rigging alone is a fortune. In fact, there was a whole industry. I'll tell you what. It gives you just a taste, a small glimpse, but if you watch the John Adams series, remember the very first episode, watch that again guys and you'll see hemp production in one of its several steps having to do with producing cabling and rope for the ships. You can see them doing what's called rope binding. and they're actually processing the hemp there. If you watch all the things in the background, they'll show you. You've got to ask yourself, what are they making that out of? When England had their noses up our ass, marijuana for England, and at the time they were making more money, so most of the American farmers were paying more money. Right, to make more money. The big thing was that if you depleted the soil, and tobacco of course has other issues. Then the idea was that you would grow the hemp to revitalize the soil. That was the idea that if you were going to lose the land to taxes at the very least you could grow hemp. That's why we called it weed. marijuana is a completely fabricated name to begin with because it was all hemp. You could pay your taxes with it. You could keep your land which was a big plus plus and you stay out of the bankers' hands. by being able to take care of the business themselves. That's why the bankers were against it. So there again, we're now going full circle, but in the process, the only reason things are kind of slacking off, as far as I'm concerned, is that they've got too many other fingers and too many pies. And there's benefits now in that they're doing what everybody argued they were going to do 40 years ago, which is, oh, they're going to tax it. long as they get a tax off it and they start sucking money off it, you know, on the, they've already been doing this from the private end. The whole illicit trade was government financed. The majority of the lion's share, anything happening across the border, guys, you know, think about it. It's not like we haven't had the ability to track everything that we wanted on the border as needed. What came out of Vietnam was satellite, spy technology, thermal monitoring technology, all of that, you know, infrared scanning tech, they have the ability but they don't want to. Why? Because they've been told not to. They were told not to. Well, marijuana is on and nobody can talk on the medical hour. At one time, back in March, from the number one substance down to number four or five, whatever, to get it down. And they don't have it. like he said, they've known that for thousands of years. You know, China's been unit for medicine and against it, and they gave him so much money up the market so that they used his ad breaking down trees, which would take far much more acetone than marijuana. And that was one of the big ones with William Randolph Hearst. So they know I can get what was on him. It's in better shape than she was in. Papyrus and hemp are in the same category in terms of durability and long-term storage and survivability depending upon obviously the environment. The interesting thing about it is again it's neutral. The material itself is neutral whereas as we know we have a higher acid level with wood pulp paper. By the very nature of the typical less expensive processes. In fact they have to go through a tremendous amount of additional effort to make wood pulp book stable if they're looking at long term stories, long term shelf use. I used to be printing from the other end and the grades of paper reflect that. All the chemical makeup is there as part of the formulas. The better quality text are in fact, they're costly for a reason. The amount of non-combustible that is applied and in other words, materials you wouldn't expect to see in paper that don't exist with, for instance, hemp paper as we know it. They actually have to put earth, clay, neutralizers, all kinds of stuff into wood pulp paper in order to make it long term shelf stable. Even then there is no guarantee. That's the problem. It's kind of like a ticking time bomb with books. On the USS Constitution they made the maps paperwork and they had other stuff here on the open seas than what regular paper Right, it's weather. It can handle the inclement weather and the salt environment, which is the big test because, needless to say, well, again, experiment. If you live on the ocean, guys, or live off the ocean, just a car near the coast doesn't fare quite as well. There are things that just progressively happen with just the minerals and salts that are in the air. A couple of things here. Right here, somebody say something about Grandpa and Noah. Go ahead, jump in there and call her. What do we have? Grandpa Noah lived to be how many years old? He's related to Adam and Eve and they lived to be how many years old because they're closer to the Garden of Eden. There was no degradation because of sin after the fall. There was no degradation of the DNA. It wasn't until Moses' time that we were given the prohibitions because we had degraded and we're going down. Incest is not a good thing. That could be why. I'm just saying. It's harder. It comes up with people like Jeffrey Dahmer, Hitler. Perhaps. But you know, mostly that's spiritual rather than physical. I believe, but I think physical has a lot to do with it. Yeah. Well, now let's not complain about Jeffrey Dahmer. I mean, come on, after all, he knew how to cook Vietnamese. He knew how to cook, I believe, also German. I didn't think he was even. He was really quite a chef. He worked in a number of different arenas with regard to the style of cooking that he was involved in. He didn't have a lot of ghostly milk. There's something about there. The most notorious thing, when I bring that up, is remember here you've got a guy, a Vietnamese kid, In Wisconsin there was actually one of the Pupka Palace capital areas where he was. The kid gets away. Now think about this, Dahmer's got him tied up and he's cooking the other guy that he already had. The kid gets away and he goes to the cops. The cops take him back to Dahmer and because the Vietnamese kid can't speak real good English, Dahmer explains to him that maybe they should just give him back. Because the two cops figured it was a tiff between homosexuals, they didn't want to get involved so they gave him back to Dahmer and that's who they found in the fridge in the pot later. It was the poor little Vietnamese guy. He was killed before they left the driveway. I made it! I found an American! Oh boy! Where are you going? No, we're not going back up there. Oh man! Yeah, and again, special people, special experiences. Only in America with a cake. Well, we can't be sure of the whys, but we certainly need to be watching out for the whos. That's all. And there are a lot of whos out there. 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Guys, you've got a real good chance of being there. We only mentioned the first name on the program. I can't say we're going to put your whole name out there, but you'll figure out who it is. and we of course have shipped out a whole bunch of stuff. I haven't had anybody call in and say hey this was cool. I think everybody should have their knives hats and whatever from the first wave the second wave it's just a matter of how busy they are after the holidays here, but we definitely have a lot of cool stuff that's in motion. Feedback on the baseball caps would be nice guys because I've seen them but I saw two more pictures somebody posted another image of one of those hats on Facebook and the only place it could have gotten the hats from was from us. So let us know how they look or what do you think about them. And they are the duck bill type woodwind camel hats, very nicely done. And these are custom embroidered. These are not just pasted on. These are embroidered hats. So if you got them, hey, everybody heads up. What do you think about them? Anyway, Randy, again, before we go any farther, we're almost to the top of the hour here. And we've got Joe from the Carolinas coming up in the next hour. You would normally be on, of course, Monday. Give everybody the information about your programs and how they can find you on Liberty Tree Radio. Go ahead. Yeah, I'm a little excited. And the number of course is the station's number, 712. And the activation code is, and Mike will hear from you. for everybody out there guys remember this it would be monday the next hour coming up between seven eight when randy will be up so you can call in using the same numbers that we use for the uh... our programming here with the intel report not hard to do again seven one two four three two zero nine zero zero and then the room numbers nine five seven four six four pound sign again that's 712-4320900 and then the room number is 957-464-pound sign. Anything else before we take off? Go ahead, I heard another voice. What do we have? This is Randy again. I was going to say before me at a VA facility near you sometime soon. Very good. Anything else? Go ahead. Any top of the hour here just about. We're running out of minutes. That's about it. I'm excited about the year coming up with a new show that's coming on. All the rest of the torpedoes are in the water even for our friend way way up north and again also for our friends in Scotland. We want to say thank you. We've got the Christmas card for our friends in Scotland and also in Holland. Thank you very much for the Netherlands. For everybody out there, guys, Joe from the Carolina is coming up next. God bless the Republic. That's the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. And we're on the march. We'll be back in 8 o'clock. Larry and myself, meanwhile, go from the Carolinas. We're gonna make things grow. We're gonna feed the country. 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This new year, let's resolve to grow our own food so we don't resort. to eating people. When I first heard permaculture, the word, I was like, this sounds like green weenie stuff. So maybe you're reacting that way too. Well, permaculture stands for permanent and agriculture. So permanent agriculture. Now, this approach of permanently kind of living on and off the land and setting up our land so we can do that, is a process that requires work and I believe that this process is really the key to our food production victory as we move forward when the time comes in the coming war because you cannot support an army with just ammunition. You need food, right? Well, in a permaculture approach to living life, we plan ahead for several decades and even hundreds of years in advance in terms of growing food. So this has, I think, intelligence value as we would say, as Mark Cronke would say. Now, the work that we do on a permaculture farm or backyard or even in a little container garden is really oriented toward connecting different things in our growing space. You see, we're designing now, right now, we're thinking about our design for that space. We want to design now for what we want to see in the future. So designing a food production system for the long term means that we should always look for how to connect things together on our land or in our growing space. So for example, you know, maybe we'll have a container on our deck. Okay, the war hasn't started yet, maybe in your AO. So you've got a container on your deck. And during the summertime, we're going to use that container to grow something you like to eat like tomatoes. And during the winter time, instead of leaving that container with bare soil, because you can't grow tomatoes outdoors in freezing temperatures, so during the winter time, instead of just