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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 this. 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 given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and see them reform and keep our country deep in debt put men of God in jail harass 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 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 to torture freedom burning bright. As I awoke he'd vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now his tyrants trampled each god-given right. We only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. 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? He called out from the grave. Afternoon Intelligence Report, I'm Mark Herkey. And I'm Don Butcher. Closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both in occupied territories west, when you're listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, Indian of Freedom Talk Radio.com, and we are on AM and FM microstations, C-Bay stations, and Ultra Net Hallmark and Golden Spike Technologies East. and west of the Mississippi along with afternoon to all of our friends out there on the side of the country. Well, I'll tell you what, Don, it's been a perfect day. We're getting some construction done outside as we speak once or twice here during this hour, but I'll let you know if that happens. Otherwise, what's it like in your neck of the woods? What's the day today? We're jumping off the wall, please. Well, it is a beautiful day. This is the 18th day of August. You're of our Lord 2016. The breeze is great. The tree tops of the trees are wiggling. My little wind indicator down there at ground level says 1 to 3 with a peak of 6. Up there in the top of the trees, I think it's moving a lot faster than that. Or now. But again, hey, 18th day of August. And it's not a weapons Wednesday, so I'm not gonna, you know, put one in the magazine and fill up the chamber and all of that, you know, put the magazine well. for a minute, or we could talk about the wind for a while, or we could talk about politics, which way the wind blows. That was a pretty good Bob Dylan song. We might have to play that someday. Why? Because how does it go? The pump don't work because the vandals took the handles. It's a great, wonderful day. And hummingbirds are around the feeder. It would be great. Something's been on my mind here for a while. And it's part of that wheel of you move from slavery to freedom and a republic and then you get comfortable again and it slides back and then you're back into serfdom and then you're back into slavery again. You know, many of you, if you've been in the Patriot Movement for a while, have seen that. I know you're most familiar with it, Mark. I've seen you pass it out in different ways, shapes and forms. But I wanted to dwell on that comfort thing for a moment. You know, comfort. You know, like, well, you get in your car. and you drive that three quarters of the mile to the store and then you come back home and you start watching a football game again or start watching that Patriot video, whatever. That's pretty good to be able to, you know, save that time and not have to walk that three quarters or all, you know, a mile and a half. You know, three quarters and three quarters. They taught me how to add once or twice. I can't remember. A mile and a half. You know, it's such a wonderful thing and comfortable and be able to save that time getting the car, step on the gas and man in a moment you got that pizza and you're right back here, right? It's a pretty comfortable thing. You know, it beats going out and having to slay the mammoth or fight the saber-toothed tiger for the carcass of the mammoth, right? I try to do it at least once a week. Yeah, I know. I unfortunately run out of mammoths in this area, so... Yeah. Sometimes Don will ask you to compare an inch to a mile and something that's from practical to unto... what is that phrase? From the sublime to the ridiculous. Oh, it's a good comparison. It's just that I haven't been able to play any mammoth. I know. I got a big, big gun for that mammoth. Just a little half inch hole right between the eyes. It would be painless to the old bull. Then we shout, we eat for a year. A year. Everyone I know will eat, yes. But again, you know, that's comfort. If in that time frame, man, you dropped a mammoth, you know you weren't going to go hungry. And that's another thing about comfort, isn't it? We take, my point is here, we could ramble on about this. We could talk about the roof over your head, which is what's pondering on this has brought me to this bit of little diatribe from dawn. Because even having a roof over your head, you know, slaves had roofs over their heads. And this goes back over to the degree of comfort, doesn't it? How you are being treated or how you, whatever you allow yourself to rise to, so to speak. And that comfort, I've got a roof over my head. And then it reminds me of that song, My Roof's Got a Hole in It. And you know, you think of all kinds of funny movies, they're putting pots under the drips, you know? And the bigger pots under the bigger drips. And that gets uncomfortable trying to go to sleep listening to all those pots ringing. But we take so much for granted. in the middle of the winter, sometimes we're coming out of the winter or right now in the middle of the summer. We've posed that question. Could you go out in the middle of the winter and spend a week outside and not really be hurt when you come in? Not lose a finger or a toad of frostbite and not say, dang, I never want to do that again. That was the worst experience. Could you do that? The other side of that coin, and there are people that are living this right now, could you spend a week in the desert without turning on the air conditioning? And trying to find shade in the shade of, well, the geography, or the few sparse amount of trees, or the geography? Could you do that for a week? That's a blister, ain't it? Talk about either side of that coin. Either one will kill you if you're not ready for it, if you don't have the spirit to get through it. And that ready thing, that's preparation, isn't it? But that comfort thing, you know, I'll reference a couple of things that jump into my mind. Audio displays in a video fashion. You know, the pull the rug out from under them. And you've seen it in a number of movies, be it Charlie Chaplin or whoever, the Three Stooges or whatever. They grab the end of the rug and they pull the rug off the guy and he does that almost head over heels and he lands on his back or he lands and he's not very comfortable because he had the rug pulled off him under him. Literally. It's going to happen to a whole bunch of Americans. No matter how it's targeted, we've talked about this in so many different ways. built comforting things, aren't you? It's nice. We've talked about living by a stream or you're walking through the woods and you hear that running water and you want to sit by it and listen to it for a while. It's human nature to be comforted by that running water because why? Why? I shouldn't have to tell you. When you hear that running water, you know you don't have to go far to get a drink. That's in your great, great, great, great, great, great granddaddy's thought line. And it's because it was in his, probably, that you're here today. And again, it goes over to comfort. We've gained so much comfort that we've traded other things for it, haven't we, Mark? That's another point to be made here. And there are those that have talked about freedom. And if you're willing to trade freedom for comfort and security, you deserve neither, and you won't have that freedom. And that's the point to be made here. We've grown so lax at keeping our government under heel. We've grown so lax that even how many people, I know a number of people who work throughout the summer and into the winter and they don't want to go outside in the winter because there's cold out there. But they might go outside to throw another log in a fire that they've worked all summer and in the spring and the fall to gather all that winter wood. So they don't have to pay gas. So they don't depend on someone else. That's about a number of ways that's been tried to be made illegal by your federal government as of late. Taking the rug out from those who try to be independent, even working on, you know how hard it is to gather enough wood to keep a big, an average size house warm through the winter? I'm talking about work. If you've ever done it, you know you're not in your head. You're saying, yeah, that's work. But you trade your work for something else, don't you? Not having to pay the gas man the gas bill in this instance, not even for hot water. But again, there's hot water. I'll tell you this, I haven't brought this to the hour in a long time. But in the middle of the winter, you go outside, you're doing this and that, and you come in and then you're cold, and it's the end of the day and you want to take a shower and knock all the days' work off you. Every time I get in the shower, I thank God for that shower, that particular middle of the winter, that hot shower, thank God. I do. It's just a comfort thing. It's a habit. It's a credit where credits do things for those of you that understand it, for those of you that don't enjoy the hot shower anyway. But just to think of that while you're standing there, How easy that is. Turn on, you don't have to go stoke the fire, you don't have to go fill up the water tank with the big pump and pump water up into the water tank so it gravity feeds down there into the water heater and then it gravity feeds over there to the shower head and then you have hot water. You don't even have to do that. All you do is walk in there and turn the things, adjust them to your comfort level and stand in the shower or the bath if you want. You take so much for granted. I could go on and on. I could talk about food. Now food, you guys, most people, most Americans don't understand because there are three and four generations removed from the farm that, well, you know, filet mignon doesn't come from behind the counter when the butcher walks through those swinging doors and all the filet mignon is back there and all of the cans of food come from the grocery store because that's their visible source. That's what they believe. disconnected from reality but they're comfortable going down there and getting what are we going to have for dinner tonight or tomorrow. Some of them are so comfortable to buy these. They got four or five days worth of food at home. Four or five days mind you. They're comfortable with that. They're comfortable with that because they don't know. Many of you listeners have four or five weeks or months or a year or more worth of food don't you? The coin because you probably do that because you're uncomfortable with the situation when you look around. talk about those that are just la-di-da and living like the bear with his head in the jar. Oh, man, he's got that honey. He's doing fine. Like the drunk who doesn't want to change. A drunk doesn't have a problem until he wants to change. That's a basic truism. Have you ever thought about that? I haven't brought that to the hour in a real long time. But you know, a drunk doesn't have a problem until he wants to change. He might kill cars and wreck house burn houses down, cutting women, leave them left and right. But he doesn't have a problem until he wants to change. He was comfortable doing that because how does that go? I'll steal something from somebody else. He was comfortably numb. We trade other things to gain comfort now, don't we? Somebody once said, trade in your hours for a handful of dimes. Earlier in the hour, slaves were mentioned. And we've talked about what a dollar's worth today versus what it was simply back in 1973. trade in your hours for a handful of dimes. But you get to go home to your house, in your car. So you don't really feel like slaves. But you're just enough food, just enough clothes to get you to next week, to next month. Here's another one, a lot of ways people are living, to get you to the next income tax check. When that comes back, man, I'll get my head above water, for sure. How many of us live like that? So we could go on and on about this. but what have we traded for being comfortable? And again, plenty of us are living on the edge of that bubble, comfortable and looking at the really shiny blue spot right before it, you know it's gonna burst where the shiny blue spot is. Oh boy. Not to mention the external threat. We can talk about this. I'll talk for another one minute at the most and then I'll yield to you, Mark. But let's go back to that gas, electricity and water and talk about the external threat. It's generated or just the false flag thing from the get-go, but more and more I have to believe that, you know, the way America's going, people around the world have been kind of Pavlov dogs trained to hate us over the last few generations. Ring that bell? Oh, I hate America. Ring that bell? Death to America. You don't even have to ring a bell. So we could talk about external influence. We don't have to, we could talk for the next hours and hours about that. And electricity and water, the natural gas, or even the propane delivery system. But it's not the middle of the winter yet, so that's not on people's minds. It's not comfortable to think that way, is it, Mark? But don't gather wood all summer because, you know, by this winter, the federal government might say you can't eat your house that way. That's the people who don't have any comfort in anything and they're not going to do it because they've already talked themselves out of it because it's going to be a law. It's going to be a law. Well, how comfortable would you be? And I'll quit with this. But how comfortable would you be turning in your gun if they made it law that all guns are illegal, handguns, long guns, you have to turn them in, you have to take them down to your local ours, you have police station or sheriff's office, and they have a big truck out there and you just have to throw it in the back of the truck and they'll give you a lollipop or a popsicle, your choice, and you can walk away. How comfortable would you be with that? Because the other choice is how comfortable would you be saying, I'm going to keep my guns, no matter what they say. Now there might be some uncomfortable times after that decision, but in the end if things work right, you stick to your guns. I used that statement, didn't I? I used that old phrase there, that cliche. If you stick to your guns, in the end they can be comfortable again. It's all of those people that wanted to come and take your guns while they're gone. And I feel comfortable saying that. And with that in mind, I'll be quiet. Now thank you, Mark, for this venue. Thank you very much. No longer a problem, as they say. In other words, get rid of the problem and the rest of the time you have on this planet will be yours. Yep. That's just amazing. And the important thing is that any field that your time is theirs. So getting rid of them really isn't a bad thing at all. It's a double plus good thing to speak in Orwellian. Double plus good. Anyway. The other thing here too is the convenience issue. That is one of the things that people gauge whether or not we're going to go into the Stone Age. And I've talked about this many times. Most of the advancements that you presently enjoy and use on a daily basis were originally built before the age of electricity. There was no electricity as you know it to reach over, plug into the wall, get power, watch a do-dad whirl with the blank, you know, everything that you use. You know, what about plastics? Plastics were known before the age of electronics. Oil was already being cracked. But what about, well, going down the shopping list, trains. Trains were around before we had diesel-electric guys. Oh yeah. In fact, they needled any electricity to run steam. Not a single kind, not a single electrical component was necessary for the steam age not only to function, but to drive the industrial age. Yep. Most everything that you use in the way of firearms, the propellants were made. Smokeless powder is a development of the pre-electric era. Powder is a development obviously of the pre-electric era. How many different systems or components can we again switch over mechanically to and become quite comfortable with? Well, it wouldn't be that hard, and I would point out people say, well, what about cars? I always hear that one. You mean you've never heard of the Stanley Steamer? Do you understand really how... It's not a vacuum cleaner. It's not something that's going to come out and clean the ducts in your house. No. As a matter of fact, viable steam cars had already been developed. They really didn't want them in play. They wanted to sell oil. They didn't... They would have still sold oil. But they would have been heating steam, had greater torque, less energy consumption once the water and the steam is in process, you know, from water to steam. Pretty well as self-functioning with just assisted calories to keep things at temperature. Well these days you can preheat it with an electrical thing and as you go out almost like your car today, unplug it and throw another log or the first log into the fire or turn on the propane for the fire and drive away. It sounded like a little hit in this engine when they were built guys. And you know what's amazing? Pushing down, there's an immense amount of torque and steam. Yeah, they had more energy than they needed actually. With that simple engine that was produced. Again, for most of what's done, surviving at 35 and 40 miles an hour, sure as hell doesn't put us back in the Stone Age, does it? That's if we just stay low end tech and we actually had to build from scratch. Which, look around you, as I've said before, How much technology would be just waiting in the wings, just on standby for you to cross develop as needed? That's why when you see a lot of this BS, it's like everybody would go to the Stone Age. Now the Mad Max thing even doesn't make a whole lot of sense contrary to what everybody talks about because, well, here's the thing. As soon as you start getting into technology, you better start, or any technology, you better start saving what you got because it's all you got until you can get factories up on production in some way. tires, batteries and belts. How long do they last? So when you saw the movie The Road Warrior, did they have some factory back there or something that I missed? Now here's the thing, they couldn't throw anything away. They also could not afford to let a mechanical object break down to the point of total worthlessness. Let me give you an example. Brake pads. Okay, have you ever seen how brake pads wear down? Pretty consistent, right, Dom? Mm-hmm. But we let them go a little too far. You couldn't afford to do that in a post-disaster situation. You could let them go so far, but as long as you have the basic components, the basic frame to hold the shoe, that unit could be rebuilt for an indefinite period of time. Rivets could be popped off, plating, you know, the pad material could be replaced, and there are a number of options there, not the least of which is to go metal on metal. That's something we've done before. The rotors are the same way. Every component would have to be thought through. But just think about it when you see that road warrior, especially the newest one. Scavengers, nothing would be left as wreckage or debris anywhere. Why? Because everything would be of value. There wouldn't even be the holes of vehicles left behind. Do you see an iron mill anywhere nearby? Now you think about that. And that's why we have to be, again, thinking ahead. Comfort. In fact, this is the selling feature for getting people motivated to work. If you wish to be a tad more comfortable, we need to be a tad more effective at working at what we're doing here, finishing what we're doing and making it work right. What? You have to be comfortable. We want to be comfortable, don't we? Hint, hint, hint. It's one of the rewards of freedom, isn't it? It's one of the fruits of freedom, rather. Hey Mark. Yeah, you were just, uh, Don was just talking about the propane tank and I heard it a couple of days ago in the micro set. Um, I just had the summer fill on my propane tank and the guy literally couldn't figure it out, was coming and gluing it, was interrogating my wife because we have both propane tanks, but we don't have any wine hooked up to the house. And my wife consistently told him, well he filled his own propane bottles to keep the stock tanks watered out. He goes, yeah, but where are they at? She goes, well we bring them inside for the summer, and we leave them out. And even though there was livestock running around the guy, he still couldn't believe it. Like, it's some sort of crime to have propane tanks without them hooked up to the house. I just don't understand what is going on with this. This is a pettiness. A minimal paying job are all of a sudden being told they're given classes. And the drivers in this room may have a minimal paying job, but this is where everybody gets to be with Homeland Security. And all of the numbskulls, idiots, and small brains out there, they're being told they can have some power because they can manipulate people. They don't care about terrorists or anything like that. But they play on this. The regime and the system play on this. They know that the small brains will eat up the idea that they can have some power. That's what they did in East German with the Stasi. Okay, and all the parts of the rat population, they had to have shot with everybody else, and they should have shot when they got back together. All these rats and skunks and the parasites are worthless. I've talked to people who have been over in Germany. The East Germans have all been totally kosher-fied, Jew-fied, slash, you know, they're all rodent types. And they're just horrible. They don't work. They don't want to work. All they're doing is getting on the dole. They typically are trying to... In fact, it was funny, the police state isn't quite there like it was, though the East and West Germans are trying to catch up now, now that they're all Germans. And so they're all... Secret police want to be again. They want to be, well, we can't be able to pay. I can spy. I can spy. They're really like that. I mean, people, German people, they don't tell me, yeah, these punks are really, really, really so far gone. They're not savable. And that's the kind of turd you're dealing with there. He said, I gotta find out. They told me I got some power. I'm sick with squirrel now. And that's exactly the kind of P-Brains that you're, you know, this is, England ran on this with a snitch system in the Star Chamber. Okay? After you get the information, I'm interrogating you all, but I have a right to because you're buying stuff from me. It's like, really? Maybe I'll find another supplier. You know what I mean? Well, you know what? Isn't there somebody else? Is there another propane company here? What? Well, that's all you need to do. It's like, well, oh, so you don't want to deliver. What? Well, apparently you don't want to deliver. Why are you asking any questions? We just use the stuff when we're done and we use it on a regular basis. What's your point? That's how you settle this real quick. Is there another propane company? You know what their number is? I'll buy from them. I don't care about you. As a parent, they sent out a tool. Yeah. In fact, apparently you do great with whoever you work for and you're apparently that non-employer of yours, Homeland Security or whatever secret police cop shop operation you're trying to suck up to. Well, you go suck their crotch, but meanwhile you do it not at my time. In other words, I'm not financing it. So why don't you just leave? And don't you have a card for your company's section? I want to talk to your boss. Yeah, don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. I'm serious, that's how I treat them. I say, oh really? Well, time for you to leave. I have no conversation. There's nothing you're going to do. No matter what you say, the P-brain is either going to make something up or cut. It's what prostitutes and all the rest of these whores do. When they're making garbage up, they do this all the time. So the only thing, your best bet is to cut everything right there. Hey, it was great knowing. I'm sorry I called you out. Great seeing you. You have a good time. You take it easy. Goodbye. Boy, I thought you wouldn't, no, yeah, there's other propane companies out there, aren't there? You got, you be good though, take it easy, love ya. Wanted to do business with ya, won't ever again. Now you know, let me give you, I gotta mention this one, Matt, is everybody knows that Target is trying to do damage control now, they're gonna spend millions of dollars on private bathrooms, it's like, really? Well, I'm not coming back to your store any way you rotten pigs. You know, the same scenario. It's like they suck up to these Twilight Zone agendas. And then, well, when they get kicked back and everybody's like, why don't you just shove it up your hind end? All of a sudden, oh look, we've changed. Remember what I told you guys, how they do this? And that's exactly what they're doing. Oh look, we're changing, guys. Come back, look, you aren't any different than when you told us you wanted the pedophiles in there. Exactly. I don't care how they do it in France. because of what you're doing, I don't want to cross paths with your clientele. Yeah, exactly. And it's interesting, they thought that they were told that the faggots were going to bolt, were going to prop up their business. That's what they were told. That's what I guarantee. They strangle, they wither on them. Yeah, it's like, it's like, like I said, it's like a cop shop, gun shop. You know how long they last? Well, at first they're there. It's like a general gun shop and the cops gravitate there. Then the cops start eyeballing customers and they start puffing up whenever anybody's there. And of course, the guy's saying, oh great, the cops love me. And the guy, the dink-a-boop, if he's stupid and he's an FFL, what he'll do is he'll start sucking up to the cops and he'll start walking down or looking down on the neck like I'm one of the boys, I'm one of the buds. And of course, he'll drive away his clientele. And then within about a year to two years, the gun shop will go out of business. The cops won't buy enough to keep him in business, but he hasn't figured that out yet because he's just thinking, I'm in with the special guys. They said, me, they don't love you. And about a year and a half out, you'll see the for sale signs with the, you know, again, special clearance, you know, 10%, you know, off and 20% than 50%. Two days before we got our business, 90% off what's left in the store. And then they close up the doors. Watched it happen over and over again. Every gun shop that has done the, I'm special and the cops love me and not you. Every last one of them that's been everywhere from Ann Arbor to Ypsilanti is gone. To be dozens of gun shops. Take that as a warning. Yeah. And again, it's the same as it, well we even do special t-shirts and all the same. Really? That's great. Do you think that the handful of people that are showing up are going to, you know, pay your rent? when all of a sudden any hiccup takes place in business or maybe they decide that there's nothing, they've got a source. See, the one thing they forget, cops can get purchase deals with the department. How often that happens is a matter of how the chief or the sheriff feel about that, but when they do, they can cut them in on the deal to buy some major price items at some really good prices. Well, they don't need to go to a gun shop for that then, do they? Nope. And that's what happens. So just a heads up, all of these variations on what we're talking about we've all seen before and I don't see it changing at all right now. I think it's going to continue to be exactly the way we've been experiencing it. But the propane handlers like that, they do this and you know it's funny because you see I've got three places I can buy propane that are really close to them I won't even go to. Why? Because they're just total dink heads. The other one, everybody's cool. I've known everybody at different points over the years. They're all local farmers and such, which is really neat. It's an everybody knows everybody situation where, well, I'm not going to piss with you because I don't want anybody pissing with me and you're pretty cool. What's interesting is that you'll find It's part of this next wave of the Homeland Security slash the peckerwoods in Washington trying to create the massive red shirt program that Don was talking about earlier. That's, you know, earlier today. That's what this thing is. That's what it's all about. They just haven't given them their shirts yet. It goes even further than that. I just came out of Mill Street from Mark over at Baccato and like three hours ago. And I bought all the white black box primers, the bench press primers, all the larget powder. And then I walked up and as soon as you get to the register they go, I need your ID. I'm like, I'm not showing you ID. Well, this is ammo. Well, there's no law saying I gotta show you an ID for ammo and I'm not showing you my ID. And then you look at the people who want to go, I'm sorry, but they're gonna detain you while they want to argue with me because I'm not showing my driver's license. And I'm not going to engage in your corporate policies, and as you try to tell me it's law. And it's like, next thing you know, you're going through the manager, and the assistant manager, and the general manager, and it's like, I don't care, you can deny me the sale, don't call your board members up. Because after all you got the card readers because of me, and you want to start that kind of can of worms. Oh by the way, you know, you only got $700 with a material on the counter, you want to tell your board members you walked away from a $700 sale. You know, why do people, and I asked the guy behind the register, the second time I've done that in the store, and I asked the guy, does anybody else do this? He goes, no, you're the only one. So how might these so-called patriots, why are you showing them your ID? Right, that's just it, it's not law. This is all garbage that somebody pulled out of their arse because they're trying to be politically correct. They're making points with either the queer agenda, and even with the ammunition. That's all part of this baguette slash queer slash kosher agenda thing. And if you dig back through it, you'll find that this came from some character that's trying to make a political statement, trying to make brownie points with this little minority click where everybody else is like, I have no interest in this. But because nobody stepped up or said anything within the business, then they proceed with it. That's where the problem is. So in the end did you buy the ammunition and primers or not? Oh yeah, I thought it all because you know, I told the manager, you know, you need to change your policy because I'm not going to play your games. I don't work for your corporation, so I don't need to apply by your policy. Right. It's policy enforcement and I'm not part of your policy because I'm not your employee. And then they commenced to apologize and profusely. All the customers that were chuckling like, ha ha ha, this crazy guy, now they don't know what to say because I'm walking out of the store with all the primers and powder. And the guy behind the cash register apologized and profusely because they're all realizing, wait a minute, I'm engaged in something that's complete BS. And it only took one person to expose it, or one man. It's like what we did at the airports when they told everybody to have ID. And it was policy, it was not law. And so we would stand in line. Same thing you did, and everybody would be like, what we did, we actually did this, we were very mean. We would be there half an hour before the plane was, you know, the dock was opening. And we'd wait, we'd be at the back of the line and we'd go, oh wow, oh John, I think I forgot my ID. Remember, we can't get on the plane without ID. And you'd watch everybody in front of you and everybody'd go, oh. And then one woman, she's almost in tears. We left her, my person got all of her ID and it said that car, it's over in lot J. That's over across the expressway from Metro Airport. And we got the whole place upset. And it's like, well while you're looking for ID, is it okay if we go forward? Is it okay if we go forward? So we got up there and it's like, hi, how you doing? And they're like, well we need your ID and it's like, no. And it's like, it was like Star Wars. You know, remember with Obi-Wan? No, you don't need to see our ID. Well, yes we do. No, no you don't. It's policy. This is not law. And everybody who's digging in their wallets and digging in their purse and looking for their ID, all stop. It's an EF Hutton moment. And immediately the woman who's the supervisor behind the counter brushes the girl aside, she goes, he's right about that. You don't need ID to get on the plane. And as soon as we said that, and she said what she said, the whole place got dead quiet right there. You ever been in Metro in the old, no it's the new, now it's the old, but the new, in the new ticket area? Guys, it's like a big cavern. It went through or rippled through the whole place and everybody went, stop? And like, what? But then she said, oh, but we are going to have to x-ray your luggage. And the first thing I said was, you're going to do that anyway because we told you it wouldn't have made any difference. Once we made any comment, you were told behind that wall there where I can't do anything about it, you're going to x-ray our stuff anyway, right? He goes, well, yeah, that's true. I said, you're going to x-ray everybody's luggage anyway, aren't you? Well, yeah, that's true. It's like, so in other words, you're trying to threaten me with something that's not relevant because you're going to do it any more way, aren't you, when I can't control it? Oh, oh, oh, because that was supposed to be the bargaining chip. You know, we could, we're all x-raying, and we're going to go through your luggage. And it's like, uh, okay, go ahead. But you're going to x-ray all of them, aren't you? And then everybody's like, oh, so there wasn't anything they could do. It's like, and everybody else is like, oh, well, they had, it took, it took one quarter of the time for everybody to get on the plane. And everybody did the same thing. Of course, the woman who was in tears because she was like seven, eight people behind, she's virtually crying because she's like, we gotta go to see my mother. She's sick and we can't make it. We're gonna miss the flight. Oh my God. And then as soon as it happened, she shut up. Everybody's quiet and they're like waiting to see what's gonna happen to us because you know, the knuckle dragging secret police are gonna come out and drag us away and execute us, right? And just the reverse happened. Immediately the skies parted, the water separated, and we went right across the Dead Sea. Like you just did. Same thing. And here's the thing. All over there, people were hopeful. It was this pregnant posse because nobody likes what they're doing at the airports. Nobody does. Not then and not now. Only an idiot, an incompetent, or fool, with absolute dupe, could say that they like being groped, unless, well, maybe they're not getting enough of anything. They might enjoy being groped in at the airport, I don't know. But it's a guy, or a girl, you know, groping a guy or a girl, all we can't be sure, because he, she, it's a girl, are hired by TSA too. So it could be thinking it's a girl, when in reality it's a guy who's chuckling while he's mumbling girls all day. Ahhh! but it still comes down to the same thing you did right there. With everybody standing there, in your case, oh yeah, they're gonna get him. Yeah, they're gonna get, and then they're all standing there like, huh? What? And I guarantee you, you probably have people who stayed there just so they could try to, you know, they could do the ridicule thing, right? Yep. Oh yeah, the first time I had a cop. And he was gone. I don't understand why you're doing it, they got you on video camera. I said it's not a matter of them getting me on video camera, it's a matter of principle. Oh, he shut the hell up on that one. Yeah, you know, if everybody stood on that, then we'd be in pretty good shape right now and we wouldn't have the problems we've got, but oh, wait a minute, you guys don't do that. He's in those black uniforms, do you? I tell you, the more I see, you know, what gets me about this is that again, it's so easy to do, but what it is is they seem to think that if they parade a committee of monkeys in front of you or another tier of something, you're supposed to be impressed. And it's like, how much do you make a day? What? It's your hourly wage. As a person you can ask if you want to be me and it's like, okay, you're behind the counter, you're the ticket girl. Yeah? How much you make? Blah blah blah. Well, I make more than you by about twice. And the next person steps forward. Hi, you're her manager? How much do you make a year? Oh, I make twice what you do. What are you to me? Oh, well, I can find another supervisor. Yeah, well, he might almost make what I make a year. So, uh, so what's, what grandiose title do you have? Why I'm I'm the checker in charge of the ticket girls. Oh wow Are you getting a new black uniform and are you wearing a Darth Vader helmet or something? Otherwise it's like your point. It's the same with the cashiers there. All this is this monkey screw like, you know, you're gonna give some power. Did you hear that? We're gonna have power. We're gonna be able to mess with people, man. We'll be able to mess with people. That's really what's going on in all of their little pee brains. And that's what's really sick about it. This is the kind of stuff we shot out of this country. We did. It's these varying levels of flunky, lackey, and British royalty. Or again, international monarchy. Or, oh, I have a title you don't. Or when I'm here, we have special policies. They're special. Ah, yeah, well, they ain't special to me. In fact, you don't look like anybody I'm really going to be subject to, so what's your point? Yeah, I love the buh buh buh buh buh buh part. It'd be one thing if it made any sense, but it doesn't make any sense. It's purely for the sake of harassment by the anti-gunners. That's all it is. Whether or not the other turds go along with it. I'm sorry, jump in there, please. That same chain store two years ago, I had a $9,000 purchase and I went to use my debit card because they didn't have a card reader. Cashier, a young girl, said I need to see your I.E. and I'm like, I'm just showing you my I.E. He says, well I have to protect you. I'm like, I don't need you to protect me. I'm pretty good at protecting me. I probably need to protect you. I'm probably better armed than you are across the board and more confident with any weapon I might choose, including the pencil in your pocket there. So they got the assistant manager and the general manager and they told me, unless you show an ID, you're not buying anything. And I said, oh, okay. And I walked out of the store and I just left it all sitting there and I called the board members and the corporate headquarters and I got to hold the president, vice president board members and I told them what had happened in a conference call. And all I kept hearing was, oh my god, they did. And I'm like, yep. I said, I got the biggest truck in the parking lot. I'm 50,000 security cameras. More security cameras than a maximum prison. And you want me to show you an ID. But I don't need to show you an ID. This is not East Berlin. And I'm not going to play your game. So either you're going to take what I offer you, or I'm just going to rack up a bunch of stuff, go to your cashiers, and walk out of the store. And I'll go buy it somewhere else. And within two weeks they had card readers to accommodate and facilitate my desires. So, it doesn't take an army. One man is just not gonna put up with the garbage. It ends very quickly. You know, it's just like these child protective services people. When they realize you'll just hunt them down and kill them with a dog, well, their garbage stops instantly. They'll make statements like, oh, we'd never do that to you. Oh, what the hell, maybe a whole lot different than everybody else. In fact, you know I'll do it. or my house sounds like a damn shooting range almost 24-7. That's part of the problem. That's what they're trying desperately to push out of their mind, the idea that they're going to hit. It's inevitable, like I've said, and to the point like with child-perverted services, If they ever get hold of your children, you might as well go kill whoever it is that was involved and get rid of every last one of them. Because you'll never get your children back. I mean, they're not going to... However they're going to do it, you have some pedophile or queer that are going to be trying to push themselves into your home every chance they can. It's communism 101 and it's like, nope, I think it's time for you to die. I mean, up to the point where... and I learned this, watching all the cases that we have, You know, we've had several men on here, one of them said, well, my children were taken, and I thought, okay, it's a new case or whatever, remember this? And the guy had been protesting in front of the court down in Florida there for nine years. How old was the oldest child? The oldest child was like 11 years old. The youngest was maybe five. So do the math. They're all grown up. The enemy had them that whole time. Oh, but he's out there peacefully protesting, and we see case after case like this. Well, my argument is go extrovert. They've attacked your progeny. They've attacked your family. In fact, the only way to get rid of them is to exterminate them. They're not going to stop coming. They're not going to continue to be. That's all there is to it. They're the epitome of what is wrong with this country. Child Perverted Services is federally organized, federally funded, and it is international communism. It is the first thing that I would have eliminated from this country, along with the Department of Education, as quickly as possible if given the opportunity. And I hope to be. Child reverted services, anybody who proposed it, anybody who was pushing it, needs to be rounded up, at the very least incarcerated, but most probably executed for the child rape rings, the pedophile scam, the queer scam going on, because that's all you'll find in it. And we saw this even in the 90s, and it's gotten nothing but worse. They just can get away with more because the controlled media is told not to talk about it. And if any of them get popped for what they do, they especially will try not to advertise because they don't want their minions to slow down on what they're doing. But again, at a given point, there are whole mechanisms that are just going to be gone. Well Mark, what about, no, there's no what about. It's going to have to be dealt with locally. Our biggest problem is all this garbage is so far away from us that alien cultures and alien constructions are all that we have left and they are complete enemies of your livelihood, your life and your style. The very nature of who you are. You're very being. And the only way you can do this is get rid of them. I mean, flat out get rid of them. It's amazing. The only reason we have all these problems is because of the international garbage guys. Everybody does understand that, right? Right. Even the stuff you're talking about, what's all the excuse? Those people overseas, well piss on those people overseas. Don't let any of them in. Oh, you can't do that. Yes, we can. It's America. We have burgers. Yes, we can. You're telling me it's so dangerous and so scary and so terrible that we have to do all of this, this, and this that we never have done in the past? Hey Mark? Go ahead, College. I have a friend that's married to a Muslim and he's actually from Somalia. He came here 20 years ago, right? He came up to me and his name's Mohamad. He comes up to me and he goes, hey, Bolt? And I go, yeah? And he goes, if you don't take care of this Muslim problem, you're in trouble. because this is getting out of control. That's from a guy that's from that area. Right. Well, again, it's because they understand that they're different countries, different psyche, different conditions. And again, even overseas where you're talking about the Middle East, we can't lump them all in together. Everybody says, don't do that. Don't do that with any other situation. Well, more so than any place else. I understand that there are many different tribal groups, etc., just like in America, it's the same way. Always has been, always will be. And it's not just the Native Americans, it's the Indians. There's many other elements and factions, whatever. That is a given. But we have been and we were created as a Christian nation that may curdle the toes of all the stinking Communists that have created other Communists by you letting your children be taken over by them over the years. But the bottom line is that even when they do argue all of what they usually argue, the problem is they can't acknowledge the Christian base of why it is, well you need to be reasonable. They always come up with it. Where does it come from? Well, you know, those Protestant Christians were pretty lenient because they knew what oppression was about and so they play on that. Remember what my instructor said, they will try to use your Christianity against you. And if you think about all the processes here, We don't need Homeland Security. We don't need a massive secret police force. It needs to be done away with. We don't need to import any more of these goofs, fruit lakes, fruit cakes or nuts. We need to export a whole bunch of them, deport them. We have done it in the past. We did it when we created this country. At the end of eight years of war, we deported one-fifth of the population of this country and we can do it again. And we need to do it. It's not a maybe or kind of. And I think I'm probably the only person who will say that in the Patriot moment and talk about, oh no! We need to all come together. I see. So how has this coming together ever happened in the past? Because there are certain elements that just are oil and water and they are not going to mix. And culturally, the reason they've been able to survive on this planet is because of separation. But any place where they have been in close quarter contact, there has been constant strife. Now, that strife has always been with a catalyst, which is the Jewish mafia. and the Jewish Mafia and the Royalists, which are totally interlinked and joined at the hips, along with the Masons, Catholic Church, take a pic, there's several factions. In Asia, there are groups you don't even know about. That's one thing that's fascinating to me. There are overlapping cultures that are as big as all of the population of Europe that were factions and elements in China that we don't even talk about. It is the history of the planet. Now, if we are weak or if we become subservient, then guess what? We're going to get pounded as it is we are. And I agree with some people, I've already said this, we should have shot them in 94-95. We should have actually. We're at that point where now the crossroads, the V is that much more extreme. The crossroads are that much, you know, there's that much more of an extreme choice, but it's still a choice. A fight or die is now really the axiom and that's where we are. You want your nation to survive, we're going to have to fight. And there's a possibility of death there, but if we don't do anything, death is on the border. Just that simple and there's nothing to get around. No way to get around it, no way to discuss it. It starts with P-brains. All these incidents just like you're talking about, driver. Just like all the things we've run into before. And then when you ask people, I've had this happen when I was in a cash, with a cashier the other day. Well, there's this new, these neat ideas and this, that, and I said, right, and they can turn it all on for you in a minute. Yeah! And that means they can also turn it all off and make you a non-entity like they did in Russia. And this was a younger kid from high school and he thought he was, you know, this is really neat. And he knew something, he thought this was the best thing I ever saw. Really? So they can make you a non-person with the flick of a switch too, can't they? And for whatever reason, you can see his face drop and he just, he hadn't wanted to think about that. Or it wasn't even in his mind. But they're gonna turn this on and give me stuff. They're gonna turn this on and give me stuff. They're gonna try and then what if they don't like you? Well, what if you're just the wrong group of people? Not the wrong age, maybe just because they need to kill off so many people in Michigan, like it says, and that's why I pointed out, I said, have you ever read the Georgia Guidestones? Wouldn't that stall? I said, why don't you look up the Georgia Guidestones, do you know, and ask yourself, do you think you're one of the keepers? So when they put all this stuff in place where they can turn it on, and then they want to get rid of a whole bunch of people in Michigan and Ohio and the rest of the Midwest, wouldn't they probably be turning it off? Do you think that you're one of the people they're not going to turn off? There's that comfort gun, that hole right from the get go, so much order of pizzas. Yeah, exactly. Well, pizza does help though, even if it's bad, you know? You know what? I'm liking pizza today with the military, like, have you ever watched, oh God, what was the name of the movie? It's an excellent, it's the Battle of the Black Forest, guys, at the end of World War II. You know, where everybody carried out and the Germans held the western part of Germany quite well, contrary to everybody realizes. And the Black Forest Campaign, the casualties were massive. Massive, right? And it's about halfway, I think, or no, three quarters of the way through this movie, they're told to come over and eat. They get their food, and they're all starting to eat. And the guy goes, hmm, hot bread. Going to be pretty bad tomorrow. And the one kid goes, what? He goes, oh, the only time we get hot bread is if they're going to send us into a slaughter. And the kid, what? Oh, yeah, trust me. It's every time. Hot bread, back then, is like pizza now. Hot bread was that warm food, Don. Like you said, that comfort food, man. Yup. I got some comfort food. Why? Well, it's kind of like a last meal thing. Why? Dude. And then the guy was like, well, I can't eat. He goes, you better eat it. We don't get this very often. And then it was like, and if you don't want it, I'll eat it. It's like, I won't hesitate. I'm going to get twice as much as I normally do, and I get more hot bread. Good. But bread then is like pizza. Now, we're gonna have pizza. Look, they're giving us pizza. Oh, it's probably gonna be pretty bad tomorrow. You got us pizza. Which by the way, if you know how to make it. If you know that pizza was leftovers on Friday, guys, anybody can make pizza. Anything is correct for being pizza. Most people don't realize that. They could be chicken. Yeah, whatever. goat, cat, whatever you had at the end of the week that's what went on the big doughy bread chunk and that's why if you get the old style pizza it's actually like a slab of just dough that they threw on the on the griddle and it's not shaped that's the oldest form of pizza where they would just you know throw it on the griddle flip it over it will cook it mostly on one side and you throw all the junk on it the old vegetables any of the pickled foods you had. See that's the one thing people aren't used to because when you're hungry you'll eat anything. But to make it more palatable, throw a bunch of it together and throw cheese on everything. Throw cheese on everything, everybody will eat it. And that's where pizza came from. So yeah, so you can make pizza pretty much any way you want as long as you get that basic tomato stuff on there and some kind of what looks like cheese. You're just close enough and you're in the ballpark. Good and then anything else goes. That's why pizzas are so popular the way that they are. But in reality, it goes back to it was the leftovers of the week. Not the leftovers of the day, the leftovers for the week. And the other thing about Italy, Italy was one of the last European countries to be fully electrified. The reason Friday was the day you did that is because stuff only lasts on the shelf for so long, guys. If it's fresh. You got to use it up or it's going to go bad. In fact, we'll cover it up with cheese because maybe it already did, but we're poorer. There you go. Now heat it up, you won't know the difference. Yeah, well what kind of meat is this? Caillote. It's an import. You mean dog? It's only three days old. Yeah, well hey better than aged beef from England. Remember you got to have that six inches of mold on it before it's truly aged. Yeah, a 60 or 17 days worth of mold. Well, but think about the flavor. Think about the flavor. Anyway, ideas guys, not just completely about the problems here, but remember we got a lot of work to do and we got a lot of problems we're going to make decisions on. I'm trying to plant seeds everywhere I can just again for the very reason that we discussed. You know, once we win, we're going to have to have a plan before we go any farther. We got to have a plan before we get into the conflict about where we want to be at the end of the conflict. always remember that and you need to be sitting on the kitchen table and constantly bringing this subject up kitchen table's a good place for that can be a little takes conversations it may roll in a fight onto the back porch but that's okay you know overall thing in the family summer more energetic than others you know what I mean anyway I'm not even stick around you gotta go I gotta go mark okay we are at the top should hear the music any moment now and Edwards probably gonna be hitting the guy who would be there God bless the Republic and you know how many in-house on the run? How hard are you to get back up? Will the time come? For night vision, the web page will take us out, please.