Canadian IMP, now they do not have heaters in them. At least these are the 2017 dates. These do not have heaters in them, like the US ones do. That's the main differences, no heater, different contents, tea, different rates, heavier. And the Canadians think theirs are better. And the US people that have tried them when they're in the service and were serving with Canadians seem to think theirs were really cool and they would have preferred to have theirs. So anyway, those will be available at the shows while they last. I think I've already sold close to half of the 42 cases that I had. I only generally bring four to five cases each show and I generally sell out, but I kind of want them to last so I'm not bringing all, I'm not loading up the van completely with them. Go to forbiddenknowledge.info to find out where you'll be able to receive those IMPs. I got them at the same price as the US-1's third case. I got them at $70 per case. Case of thanks. 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The cement and the stone And again, it is a particular day. What is the day today? I was jumping off the wall up there in the ear and neck of the woods. What's it like? Go ahead. It is the 28th day of September, the year of our Lord 2016. And it's dark and it's dank and, you know, moist and it rains just a little bit and it's kind of hanging in the air in one of those days. But I don't think we're going to see too much of those northern lights around here with the clouds tonight, Mark, unless they just, you know, along comes a breeze and wow look at the stars and wow the northern lights because that dummy the weatherman said it's happening around the earth on the other side of the globe everybody's seeing the northern lights and it's turning our way well the earth is actually turning into it sometimes you know people are supposed to know things need things to be explained to them sometimes I'm one of them but you know that guy's getting paid for it at any rate it is beginning the 28th day of 2016. Strike down the middle of the week and you know how that works. Empty magazine, well in one hand with a 1911 and a full magazine in the other hand and slide release and one jumps right into the chamber. That's a condition one gun. That's a hot gun, but it's mine. I tell you it is a weapons Wednesday. How secure is your perimeter? And if you keep pulling the lever on that reloader you can repeat after me. This magazine, there's plenty more where that came from. And that means we can offer equal opportunity coercive force as needed. And interestingly enough, there's a couple of other videos out there right now down, just real quick on Hillary the Hutt, flowed them down and... I think somebody else said, what the hell is that? Something with her right eye that happened. I have to say the same thing. It's not a trick with a camera. As far as something going on where the camera had a reflection of something straight, no, there's something else going on. She has got a major disposition slash control problem with the eyes, but mostly you've seen it with the left side of the head. This particular one is on the right side and it's almost like the eyeball is bugging literally straight out of the socket. And it could be something that fiddles somebody's fiddle, you know there's so much that being done now. A lot of the stuff, since I've seen two or three versions of this thing from different angles, it appears to be yet another something going on. Maybe whatever is going on with the droid? You don't think it's the symptoms of a... pneumonia, do you Mark? No, I've never seen people with pneumonia have this happen. It would be, it typically would be kind of both eyes operating together if nothing else. Yeah, you hear them coughing. Yeah, there's no coughing. She kind of licks her lips like she's chomping at the bit. Brain damage. There's some weird, yeah, well we know, yeah, it's most likely. I mean, but it's just, forgive me, I'm trying to shut this down so I don't have the sound here. But she she smacks her lips about three or four times and then the eye actually looks like it's bugging out of the socket she smacks her lips once like you know like mmm like that mmm mmm and then she does it again mmm she does it again and then the eye kind of you know boop and it's for whatever reason she's buying time I mean she's definitely hesitating and buying time again it's like all the other stuff we've seen there's I'm sure there's even more we haven't seen yet. You know what I mean? In other words, if you wait long enough, there's stuff out there from how many different events? Of course, there have been fewer and fewer events, so there's no way to really... There's not as many places now to record any activity with her. After all, she doesn't get out much like me. Yeah, right. Barely, if at all. So, just a heads up. Another interesting video. Go ahead. Yeah, Mark, I was reading around the web about this and... The doctors are talking about, you know, like when a doctor puts a stick in front of your nose and tells you to follow the stick with your eyes. Well, they're saying that her eyes can't, they don't go, they're not paralleling. And that, and that, what you're saying right now, along with about 19 other things, means brain damage. She's got big problems, man. Well, that's the point, is that there's more enough evidence of this where you've got independent people that have copied it or got it down where there were a number of bodies. One of the reasons that they've had to orchestrate fake events or fake public activities. The whole Chinese part, you know? Yeah, exactly. Build a droid, you can build a chief. to check it out. Hey, we have the video captured where she's throwing her head back and forth. Somebody has that. Someone should capture that frame by frame. I know there's no frame by frame in digital. Pay attention to her eyes because this is being brought to attention. Look at what's going on with her eyes in that open problem, the exhibition of a physiological problem there. What's going on with her eyes in that time frame? And am I supposed to worry about the fact that she goes, laga laga laga laga, while she's on the red phone and hitting several different key codes simultaneously with the other hand, and, you need to try the chocolate! Let's nuke Russia! Putin who? Oh you're a new friend. I'll get even with you. Yeah, yeehaw! Isn't it strange how you can talk about, you can make snide comments or do tires about bomber crews or military generals being crazy, but when you've got one with physio-mental, physiological problems that have to do with the brain and it's supposedly a person that is trying to become president that nobody's joking and or doing, hey, what could crazy town do if crazy town got in? Isn't that amazing? Well remember the glasses she was wearing? They attenuate light waves. I can't remember what they are medically called but that's what they do. They soften everything and everything like flashes and make those more subtle. When you are looking through a whole bunch of pinholes, that's what those glasses were, all symmetrically arranged to bring light to the front of the pupil there. You are looking through those, a lot of the bigger gets moved to the background so to speak. It's kind of like the way things are recorded whether you want something loud or not. But they do it with light. Now that was a symptom of that big bump on the head she had. Remember when she had a concussion? I don't know if that's exactly what it was. But she had a concussion. We don't know how that happened. But the apparent portion that was damaged was very frontal. Because your eyes go back, a good portion into your brain, they feed way back and then that information gets sorted out. Most of it goes frontal, gets sorted out again and then it goes to other places. It gets sorted out like basically the way to explain it is the portions of your eyes from your lenses to almost the back part of your brain where everything, all of that light gets handled, that's like the scope on your on your rifle. It's sorting all that light out. And then when all that information gets moved back into your brain, the first place most of it goes is to the frontal lobe, the thinking portion of your brain. That right behind that big, big piece of bone right above your eyes. Those are really, really close there. That's really connected. And you wonder when she disappears for a while what type of If she's even going into dark rooms, if they're just putting a hood over her for the infra... because her brain's not handling the... Remember one of them was in front of some flashes or some waving of stuff and she started staring at it? It's obviously that she's challenged with visual inputs. She's having a real problem with some of the visual input out there. This goes back over to, you're driving down the road, and the sun is just coming up or it's real low on the horizon and you start to pass a stand of trees and they're bare and they start to run a particular frequency of shadows like dark, like dark, like dark and that can bring on seizures in people who are epileptic, people who are susceptible to that and I'm wondering how much this is all tied together and being exhibited and where she goes. Let's get Hillary back to a dark place. I don't say it facetiously because that could be very well what they're doing because she can't handle visual input. Remember the glasses. Just put them on Hillary. One of the other things that is interesting about this is, well again, nobody has done or made the effort to do a more significant compilation of the information that has to be out there. Somebody were to put a bounty out. I guarantee those that might be at least quietly sitting on stuff because they are pro-Hillary the hut types. I guarantee that one way or another somebody would be interested in presenting the information purely because again it would be monetarily valuable. I mean it doesn't have to even be that much. People will hand over stuff for the strangest reasons but ash does help. And I believe that the database is much, much larger because the people that do show up there, percentage are shills. A percentage might actually be, again, truly worshipping the Hillary, the Hutton, the rest of the crew. But let's not forget that there's a whole bunch of other people that are curious or just happen to be in the area and show up at the time and kind of laugh about it. Jump in there, sir. Yeah. I was reading an article in the last day or two. And they had a picture after the winter. And when she was leaving, after they walked off the stage, her and her entourage walking, there's a picture of them walking behind the curtain and everything, back behind the stage, to, well, they had turned off all the lights and they were using lasers. And part of the article was that is a standard procedure for certain people, these lasers, or heard of it being done that way, but I just thought I'd mention that. So her, and they're all walking, seeing a laser for where she needs to walk. The interesting thing about this, why would you do that? If you've been anywhere around the country in a mall, a complex, or whatever, service corridors are lit. Do you know what they're really terrified of? The very last thing they want is somebody to stumble face first and them ending up in a lawsuit. Well, like you guys were talking about with the bright lights and everything, I guess they dimmed the lights and they just used laser to show her away so she wouldn't have any attacks. Because she was out there for a while. amazing. She made it that long. You think about it. Everything I think doesn't anybody was watching, not so much because of the con, but they wanted to watch her freak out. Fall over and flop like a fish or something. Yeah, that's all I remember. Me too. I can understand that. It's all points to that. Now there's another thing to be made out of this. When we look at what's going on in the football arena with concussions, they're studying a hell lot of concussions right now. They're really studying the brain as hard as they can. What you know great portions of what they're learning they don't tell us much like the you know There's 20 of these and they're the best thing in the world and well we might see three of them in battle You know what I mean? We had that discussion the other day and with Hillary the grand experiments it could be as as you point out mark You know what are they doing to keep her going and it has to wonder more and more is this worth it? But then again, I remind you it you know we've talked about the puppet and and perhaps some of the apparatus around Hillary, I have to go back to the, I think it was eighth grade biology class when you got the frog leg there on the table and it's all pinned down and you got the battery over there and you frog leg, you know, kick frog leg again. Maybe that'll make your eyes bug out too, you know. And that might, you know, be a little... Well that is possible. See that, they get back to the... What was that? Yeah, the TIMS, okay, the TIMS system. which you already have. We're looking at certain issues. That technology we've already had online as hard as they can right now, Mark. They're even giving advertisements for it if you have chronic pain. A lot of chronic pain doctors are pushing that right now. Yeah, and it was funny, that all came from independent research guys that did not come from the controlled pharmacy research divisions or anything like that. That was all independent work done. out of Sweden originally a century ago and extensively worked up by the private sector over the last 30-40 years. And only recently, it's like chelation therapy I've talked about many times. The only thing is, produce industrial technology like that if you produce it and it's needful because of the, depending on what you're doing to the patient. See, most patients of the type we're talking about aren't going to worry about that much of, say, a public arena. So they're not worried about trying to desperately bring them into a very narrow parameter of operating actions. A person who's got Parkinson's who's at rest home or even at home is going to bobble a little bit. If they have to adjust, they can bring that down or level it out, but they won't be doing much of anything else. In this case, they've got a corpse they have to move. And that's where I think the complications are coming in because, you know, it's the old story, boost the output! And you can, but the problem is that depending upon what you short-circuit under what condition, you create secondary issues. And that's what we're seeing. We're seeing all these other problems arise because she's getting better drugs than the average bear. And I guarantee that they know her body weight down to the outs. They know what her blood work up is and it's constantly being taken. It's like I said, I can picture her wanting to quit. I wanna quit. I wanna leave. No, no, Hillary. We have a deal. They keep being poked with pins. I can't remember. I can't remember from day to day. All I remember is the poking of the pins. I don't even remember saying that. And the electrical shocks. They hurt me. They hurt me. It shut up Hillary. You bring up a really good point Mark, because I don't think even Trump wants to be president, if he comes right down to it. I think they both don't really want to be president. They're just playing a stupid game. I don't see any seriousness up there at all. Well, Trump has virtually ratcheted back. If he wanted to, he could have chewed her a new hind end, spit her out the other side. And whatever he did, the B-Slapper, You know what? Most people have been really happy with it after what they saw the FBI do. You think about it. What's the purpose behind the way that he performed against virtually a meat puppet up there at the podium? He could have just walked up and gut stomped her left, right, up, and down. Her best response was only slightly more elevated in the language or body language in that arena. Only slightly more elevated than a whatever. You know what I'm trying to say, right? Yeah, I think you're right. You compare Trump to JFK? My God, what a... I mean, why should I... Well, actually, right now, you can compare any of these guys to Nixon, and Nixon's three heads above him, and everybody was conditioned to hate Nixon, but I'll still tell you, Nixon's more of a president than these characters ever would be. That's what's comical and sad about it. Don't gauge them against the best guys, just gauge them against the average. They can't even make that level. And of course the criminal activity, well like I said, my problem with this whole thing from the get go, and I said it from the beginning, is New York. Nothing good comes from New York. This whole thing is centered around New York. Just before this fake debate thing, Netanyahu shows up and he goes and tells his meat puppets what the Oi boys want. And they're too busy licking rumpus to worry about the United States. We need an American president. Right now, neither one of them is going to be an American president. That's our problem. We need an American president for this country, not for a bunch of pecklerwood pieces of trash over in the Middle East that love to kill women and kids. Take your pick of which side you might think that is, but the Israelis are the worst gutter trash on the planet. Hey Mark, this is South Dakota again. I didn't mean that in rumpus. No, that's okay. Go ahead. I'm from the train. A friend of mine. And he's really close to 70, if not, he's in the heart hospital and it's family only, so I don't know what the heck is going on. I don't know his family members. This man, and I just wanted to reach out and see if I can get a prayer or not. They just wanted to make it known. His name is Woodsy. I can't give you his name. He didn't ever want me to give anyone his name, so I can't do that. Woodsy's in the hospital. situation. And again, for everybody out there, boy, we are at the bottom of the hour. I'll tell you what we're going to do with the halfway point. Don, night vision technology, you have it. We need it. Take your time. I give everybody an update on the Thor and the fact that there's updates that can take place with the Thor for the thermal technology and, of course, the webpage. Please, go ahead. Well, if you want to see night vision parks, go over to the website. You know the website, ydtoe.us. It's becoming more standard in the industry to separate thermal from night vision. When you talk about night vision you can include thermal in the category. You know it's like hubs and how does that go? Not all Zirchekouzis. You know it's a brand name. But that separation is more and more apparent in the industry. You know there's thermal and there's night vision. You're looking for thermal. You guys, we taught these comparisons earlier in the day and from second to third generation in Howa entry level, almost exactly in the middle of those two powers, we've come to agreement that, well that thermal piece, it's not light dependent. So, you know, it doesn't matter if there's a full moon or no moon. Now, you think that, well, if it's not light dependent, yeah, you can use it in the daytime. You're not worried about, oh, X amount of time on that green screen through the pinhole cover and overheating that device to the point where it's self-defense has just shut it off. You can use it as something that, well, if you get used to it, you really don't need to move over to a daylight scope unless you want a different world, so to speak, same world, different set of senses, you know, instead of looking at things with a firm eye, looking at heat. I'll find the picture has become as of late, and that's because, well, ATM is pretty much committed to this platform for a good long time in the future that will, you know, just make the device worth more and more and you've already paid for it. That's another good point as far as things like while improving the picture to the top piece. Another point to be made here while I'm on this Thor if you order it, you're going to need an SB mini card. The device won't run without it because you take that card over to your computer and you download the latest for your Thor onto that mini SB card. Then you turn around and you plug it into your Thor and now you've got all the latest upgrades. Things like that. And ATM will continue to do this in the future. So we'll see. Again, you know, sometimes if you continue pushing forward, just bring that up again and bring it up again and maybe they'll do something about it in the not too distant future. After they... this thing is the... a week or two away from... we've finally got the program in them that we want and make them function like everybody thinks they should. It's the latest subject matter in the workshops around ATN, my biggest source for green screen and thermal as of late. Now, another thing we could say about thermal is, you know, one of the reasons why I've dealt with ATN for a long time, even the first generation, you know, the Russian stuff that they would sell, they warranty it for two years, when a lot of people would warranty it for a year or even as short as 90 days. So a two year warranty on it. that most people are warranting for a year is good, but for a two year warranty on your second and third generation stuff too. Now the near warranty on the core of the thermal stuff and the three year warranty on switches and things like that, the power supply, there's a 10 year warranty on the core of that. So that gives you an idea how confident ATN is in the life expectancy of this device. When I'm talking this device, I've been talking about all of the Thor gunsights. Well there's a last group of devices, I do believe that the last group of devices when you scroll down at the website, ydtoe.us, and you'll see the different variations from a small front lens like 19mm all the way up to a 50 or 100mm front lens. Well that front lens adds about maybe, it considerably increases the weight of the device but allows you to look way over there. farther than most people would be comfortable taking a shot. Most of the 50 guys, you know, if you're comfortable at a thousand yards and you can see that person at a mile, you know, 1,740, you might not exactly know for sure, but by the time they're at 1,500 meters, that's like 1,650, 1,660 yards. Again, a mile 1,740, I think. Just that much short of a mile. Well, you just... Let them walk a little more or you figure I'm going to be over there by the time they get to there and then you've posing that range yourself. But again, that's the top of the line for and you guys we can put that in your mailbox for well, well under the $6,800 that it lists for or the $6,495 that it lists for right in that range. Well under that, about on that like, you know, enough to buy one of them old guns with the lower and a bunch of ammunition too. That's how much I'll say beyond that device. But that device will recognize a human being, not Frank or Ralph. You know that it's a person at 1,500 meters. That's the top of the line for. And again, that comes in for, I don't know the exact percentage, but about, oh, about everything that will. And well, it'll... If you're looking, go over to the website, you guys, ydtoe.us, and you'll see digital, which is good entry level. It's most of what first generation used to be, and you can use it in the daytime into the dark. By the time it gets dark, you're going to want to turn on your second or third generation green screen, and well, anything that you can't make out there, you bring up the thermal and you verify what you're looking at with it. Is that alive? No, it hasn't moved, but is it warmer than everything else? That's one thing thermal will do for you. Another thing is when you get a piece of thermal You guys I've encouraged if you buy a piece of green screen from me Give me a call and I'll go through the run-up with you, you know what when you take it out of the box This is what you want to do and this is what you want to do and no don't do that at any rate when you buy a piece of thermal there's a number of things you'd want to do as far as registering your your diopter and getting the range right because it Once you get that right then you're happy with the device. If you don't get both ends of that right the focal lens works in a real narrow field compared to a lot of green screen. Well if I can see something at a hundred yards clear I can see something eight feet or ten feet, fourteen feet in front of me pretty good and about two hundred yards away pretty good. Most of your thermal has a narrower as far as looking at bands away from you like concentric circles, not narrower as far as like azimuth and elevation. If I were to focus a piece of thermal at my foot, that one and a quarter will look that close, you can focus at the ground. If I were to focus it at my foot, look at my shoe and my sock and the different bits of gradient over there, and then turn it up to 15 yards away that would be out of focus but something 10 yards away would just be out of focus and I wouldn't I'd almost have nothing beyond that. I focus for that 15 yards away I'm good to about 40 yards and I'm making out a lot of what's in there. Focus out to about 80 yards. I'm good it's not like green screen because when you take this to the nth degree if I take that 50 power out to about 1200 yards if If someone walked in front of me, it would just be like a blur in the screen. It would be like, if someone walked in front of me 100 yards away, it might be like a ghost. I almost thought, what was that? Did you see that, Ralph? Because he's focused at 1500 meters too. So the depth of field has to be right for the the Did you talk a little bit about those thermal binoculars? I've been waiting for that forever. You and I talked about me buying those digital binoculars, but I'd really rather have them thermal and you're saying they're going to come out soon. Can you talk about the price maybe? I can give you a generality, what they're shooting for. I'm certain I'm reaching for the right paperwork here but for a pair of thermobinoculars you guys, they're going to come in kind of, you know, when you're talking about that kind of money, kind of cheap but I don't have that price in front of me right now and then I'm digging into the paperwork here for it for you. So give me just a moment here and we'll have that as far as the list price and when it comes to me I can, I'm pretty certain I can beat that list price for you. No, my problem is I need to get to a gun show and get a rifle. I just can't go into a store and buy a rifle. I'm gonna have to go the gun show route. But I want to get something before I get the gun. I just want to get a piece because Mark was saying you should have both. You know, I mean and he's right. You know, if you get the gun, you should have a scope and then you should also have, you know, a binoculars in the back too because they both have their separate uses. But I think I'm gonna get the binoculars first. Well, we've talked about the different grades of ways to... You know, there's no first, second, or third generation in thermal. There's cyclic rate, and then there's the bigger and bigger lens that lets you look farther and farther away. That big lens won't let you look at your feet. That 5 by 50, your feet really won't be in focus. You look out about 8 or 10 feet in front of you, that'll start to come into focus. But the... This is what I know about the binoculars right now. They both have a 50mm front lens, which is a good lens for that should put you out. That's in the middle of the lenses for the Thor, because there's a 50mm and 100mm lens. That 100mm lens on the Thor is the device that lets you identify a person at, again, 1500 meters. Now, offering this in a 4.5 by 18 the smaller pixel screen. This is one of the ways you upgrade thermal is to go up in the cyclic rate or go up in the amount of pixels in the same amount of presentation on the screen. If it gets much finer you can look much farther away. Again that's 4.5 by 18. with a 384x288 screen and a 50mm front lens. The one up from that is a 2.5-25mm. It's a 640x480 screen you're looking at behind the, you know, your ocular lens. And it still has a 50mm front lens. But that upgrade of the finer picture is going to greatly help that 50mm front lens. Now the smaller one, and it's only smaller by the top magnification, the 4.5 by 18 with the smaller, here's the lesser grade so to speak, the 384 by 288,499 dollars. Up one from there, five power with 640 by 480 screen that you're looking at, that's going to be 799 dollars guys. That's two tubes of thermal. These binoculars, that's why you're looking at such a price. That's why when we look at a rifle scope, you're only looking at one piece. If you want a piece of thermal, look over to the rifle scopes. Some of those go bigger magnification than that, and I can off-come in at better prices than that. Again, the thermal binoculars, they're going to be whiz bang cool, because they're two tubes. They'll be easy on the eyes. They'll be almost like looking at three-dimensional, because again, they're two tubes. Many of the Russian first generation binoculars, they were in light through both focal, both frog lenses. Not that light together, much like the letter Y. Only the root of that letter Y was the night vision tube. And then that output of the tube was split again to go back to 2i. So it really didn't give you that three dimension of two tube system. Like all of the PDS-5, the helicopter guys flew with those in Vietnam, even in second generation, because it was a two-tube, they had the good stereoscopic vision, or the facsimile thereof. That's almost what I know about the binoculars right now. And each eye will be able to focus individually with the thermal. Each eye will have an individual infrared, a rather thermal, you know, infrared tube in front of it. That's why they're that expensive. But if you want to go to thermal, I can offer that kind of magnification and that kind of cyclic rate with a single tube, as example, in the Thor for less money. I don't mean the confusion. It's like, are you the guy with the night vision binoculars? I get that a lot, even unto today. And yeah, I've got night vision binoculars. You know when we talk about night vision binoculars, night vision goggles. Are you the guy with the night vision goggles? See, you got me talking about binoculars so much. That just came out. I get that a lot. And eventually we talk about other things. And many times the person that contacts me about goggles ends up with a single tube. Binoculars would be great for a LPOP, great for sitting in a vehicle. Well, you know, you're steady. You're, you know, great for a boat, you know, long distance and both hands steady and, you know, of my ship and all of that. But to be moving, binoculars are mostly going to take up both hands. Again, that's good if you're sitting in a vehicle, but binoculars aren't going to look through glass. Almost all of your handheld thermal isn't cooled, so it's limited in how far it will look, how wide a field it will give you at that distance, what type of depth of field The cool stuff you guys, the stuff on the helicopters gives you much more depth of field. Yeah. But you can't carry it around. Well let me ask you this, did the thermal, will it be an option to go to digital? All of the thermal is digital now. All of the Thor is digital. What I mean by that is, where I can look out of a glass, I mean, you're saying, thermal, you can't look out of a windshield, for example. Right. That focal lens, that front lens has to be the other side of that glass. Otherwise, you're going to look at a reflection of yourself on the glass. Yeah. Interesting. Okay. But is there an option to turn that off so you can look out the windshield or? No, no. That device is purely operating on heat sensing and that glass, if for a handheld device, Because again, you can look through glass with something like on board a helicopter, you know, the ball that hangs under a helicopter, your police department, or monsters like that on the military vehicle. They'll see through glass because they're cooled. They can run those sensors to such degree that if it's not cooled, they'll eventually just go, gee, you'll never do that to me again. And that's the last thing you'll hear from them. But when they cool them they can run the sensors to the nth degree and get a lot more out of them And that again brings a lot more weight to the device uncooled device Doesn't have the ability if I went over here. I live in a trailer two-inch walls if I went over here to a Portion of the wall that wasn't a window so you couldn't see me with even the green screen You know a shadow or anything and I leaned up against the wall That two inch wall with like 1972's worth of regulations of insulation in it, you know, a whisper and a prayer for insulation. In about 15 minutes you'd start to see me heating up that external wall. And if I moved away from there, you'd see that cool down a bit. If I take this piece of thermal to your house, your stick built two by four house, I'm going to see all the two by fours in your house. But I'm not going to see through. The glass is going to look black because there's no information that's going to come through that unless someone walks between me and the glass. Glass is going to look black. It's a void of information. We've talked about this though. I'll have to take a piece of plexi out and see what a piece of... because I'd much rather have something shatter a piece of rock or a piece of bullet or even a bullet shatter a piece of plexi in front of my eyes. than a piece of glass. Now I've talked about this with a number of people and for this reason they say I'll never put glass in front of my eyes in a battlefield to hide from the thermal. But the heavy thermal, again the heavy stuff, the stuff that hangs in vehicles and what, it's going to look through the glass. But the guy traveling on his boot, he brings that up on his gun. If you're out there in the camouflaged area, and we've talked about this, you can be walking along with the green screen and in the daytime, and there's this guy under this tree over there and you stick your elbow in your buddy's ribs and say, look, he's trying to hide, it's such lousy camouflage. It doesn't work in the daytime. But in the nighttime, that same camouflage, if the moon is right and he's in the shadow of that tree, he'll hide from the green screen until you see his muzzle flash. Because the green screen won't draw any information out of there. But the thermal will. Now this is an example of why we tell you if you're a green screen team, try to bring a piece of thermal in, try to balance it out. Because the green screen works real good, it does a lot of things. It's been Mr. Dependable for years and years. But I point out that United States military is all going over the thermal. It's not like the old technology is dead, it's not like the old technology is worthless. I mean, I wouldn't want to get shot with a musket. and I wouldn't want to get shot with a musket that's underneath a green screen if I'm traveling around with thermal. That thermal that you can carry, you can probably hide behind a piece of glass. And if you're that lousy camouflage in the daytime, that, hey, look over there, he's trying to hide from us, and you're able to hide from the green screen, if you had good camouflage in the daytime, that would eliminate your shape, your color, and you're not moving so that your outforce isn't sensing any motion. And when you're looking at them through that piece of plexi or through that piece of glass that's strategically placed, now that might be a way to hide from the thermal on a rifle. That probably isn't gonna hide you. Something that skinny is a piece of glass isn't gonna hide you from the heavy thermal, you know, under the helicopter. But we can use an example of that. That poor Iraqi. And if you're old enough you might remember it. I'm certain you can find it on the internet somewhere. I don't know how you'd go there. Iraqi 20mm or 40mm to death. It might be Iraqi anti-aircraft crewmen 40mm to death. Or at any rate, cocktards are flying along and they're looking at the ground in front of them with the thermal and they see this set of that's 20 or 40 millimeter and the helicopters are flying closer and closer to it and the thermal image is being recorded and then this poor nervous Iraqi guy, he gets so nervous he runs out from behind that gun shield. and they never knew he was there until he ran out and started running over there and let me see he took one, two, three, four, five, maybe he took eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve steps and about fourteen, fifteen steps you could see the cannon shells erupting around him in the ground and the big spurts of the sand going up and then about fifteen, sixteen, seventeen steps he was going over there and going over there and going over there you know they had made him into many pieces But had he stayed behind that gun shield, those helicopters might have flown right by. Now it would be standard procedure for if three or four helicopters and you go by a threatening position like that, you might, two of them might, peel and turn back to look at the backside of those gun shields, rather. And they might do it in layers. So it might be harder to defeat them if they flew by and then they start to arc and turn, but you know those those sights turn with the turrets, don't they? under those Apaches, don't they? I don't know if they can turn that turret all the way back, but if they start to turn and turn that turret 90 degrees, they can swing that sight around, that thermal sight. But even if that happened, well, that anti-aircraft artillery gunner, that Iraqi, if he was smart, he'd have just nailed himself up to that gun shield until the helicopters were right overhead. And then he'd have just stepped right around it to the other side. Now I know that they're traveling, they're not all overhead at once, and the ones that go by might start to be turning, but this might have saved his life. And he just stepped to the other side of that gun shield and waited until he heard those helicopters that turned to check the back sides of the shield. Now this isn't going to work if, well, there's another group of helicopters a quarter mile to the left or right, and they just happen to be looking over at you. But solid things between you and thermal is a real good thing. as evidenced in that video. That guy had he just leaned up against the back of that gun shield, maybe put his hands between the gun tube there and between his ear and just started to say his prayers. Those helicopters might have flown right by him. Why? Because they did not see him until he ran out from behind that gun. Oh, another point could be made. Hey, thinking I'm doomed, I'm doomed and instead of running, had he waited for the proper moment, that 20 or 40 millimeter gun that he was operating might have brought down one or even two of those helicopters because they had no idea that he was there. And they were flying within what one might call deadly close range. Thank you, Mark. Again, remember, you put junk between you, in fact the mind has to constantly be thinking this way about perspective based upon the enemy's motion following their action. Understand that if you put more junk between you and them, in other words, cover and concealment, that you can either buy time or simply eradicate the possibility of detection. The more junk you've got between you and them, the better. This is another reason for using buildings in an urban environment, using buildings, try not to get into the open. If you do cross an area, you cross it the shortest distance. Always keep one side of another or another or in ideally two or three sides because you can do that with structures so that you have obliques you have angles of observation mostly again using teams one person is dealing with one quadrant one person dealing with another as you move and always taking into consideration trying to have overhead cover or at least to be able to step into overhead cover constantly. You're not going to be there long enough. It's almost like thermally activating the area around you. If you're doing it right, you're only going to be there for so long and as the vehicle moves, you're going to take advantage of its motion. And unless you've done something to make them go, hey, I'm here, then they're not going to know exactly where to zero the technology. So they're going to constantly scan and look for flag events. That's why you have to constantly be on guard. In fact, you assume automatically just because you can't hear whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop whoop. That somebody isn't watching you from above. Right? Well, that's another point to be made, because we're going to skate out of here in a minute. But you know, as helicopter groups travel across the land, they might increase and decrease their speed for a number of reasons. They might be moving over and about the folds of the land. They might even circle. Many times when they're circling, one helicopter has gone to ground and a team has left. And that helicopter strives to gain that altitude quick, so it captures that squad, that bunch of fellows, and they continue to fly along, appearing as nothing ever happened. And besides, think about how many other natural things are out there setting something off. You know, animals, both domestic and wild, etc. There's a lot of things out there that light up the scope, guys. You're not the only thing that's got thermal activity going on. Although, yeah, try not to be too obvious. That human silhouette is the giveaway, right, Don? Oh, yeah. Shape, color, and motion, but that human silhouette. Yep. Yep. We are the top. God bless the Republic. That's to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire's on the run. But we are on the march. Both day and night. We'll see you in a little bit tomorrow, same time. Meanwhile, Don, your number for night vision is on the web page. People can call in just a minute or two. Hey, the phone number is 231-796-84. Face the website, ydchoe.us. Again, 231-796-8458. Thank you, Mark. God bless you. God bless you, America.