December 21, 2016
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Mark Koernke and co-host Joe discussed preparedness, constitutional rights, and personal anecdotes on the morning of December 21, 2016. Topics included promoting the use of $2 bills and Jefferson currency as economic activism, recommendations for firearms and ammunition purchases as holiday gifts, and a lengthy discussion about identification documents, Social Security cards, and privacy concerns when dealing with government and corporate entities. The hosts also shared personal stories about veteran identification cards, disengagement from mainstream society, and frustrations with bureaucratic requirements for identification.
- preparedness
- second amendment
- constitutional rights
- social security
- identification
- veterans
- michigan
- jefferson currency
- firearms
- ammunition
- privacy
- government overreach
- self-sufficiency
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Anyway, we almost, we are at the top. You should be here any moment now. Music should be showing up even as we speak because top of the hour break and at the end of the program, it'd be exciting. You're training and you'll come back alive, Republic. We're in a march and hold on, let me grab, it's coffee candy. It's separate from your coffee. You gotta have something special. Process, here we go. Remember your training and you will come back alive in occupied territories west. Work in the morning, W.C.B. Jefferson this wide, right, shining you out there in the great state of Jefferson this morning, flying everywhere. That's right. He gives the girl and break change and put back into the jar. Break the change, put it back in the jar for a batch of $2 bills. This is kind of cool because you can also, you actually get your whole bunch of you get together, all grab the $2 bill, the bank, which they'll tell you how much. Well, we might even have them already. And if they do, maybe they got bundles of them. You don't get charged for bringing current They bring it in and they want it moved. They want those $2 bills used. They want those dollar coins used. Let's have some fun. Make a statement. Effect the economy. And in this case, support the state that will replace the Californicators to dump off into the Pacific. Jefferson $2 bills over Jefferson Gold. The nickels. Again, oh, we open the Jefferson. Jefferson, Jefferson, Jefferson. Which screws the banks. Use the FRNs. Use them everywhere you can. Just stick it to the Jefferson. slightly thicker wallet. Now if you got a whole bunch of brand new two dollars, make a little machine up. Or take a luxury bag, here's a fun one. You're like, man, they all stick together. Here, they machine and just hit the bag after it would handle. It'd smell good. Oh, why should they smell so sweety? You know, like, breezy fresh. Anyway, then when you're done, spend them. Spend digits. Jefferson. You should be spending Jefferson money because we're gonna be pushing for Jefferson. This is an op great state. Today's date, by the way. Weapons, Wednesday. Gee, having robot everything. And of course their Muslim employees may have, well, maybe a little less, cause an atheist is closer than maybe in the social media. Down the days, we only had 16. Bummer and his, you know, double time to do whatever G can before he leaves a sci-fi movie. But they'll be raking in the box. More money will just disappear from, isn't that amazing? What do you mean it goes? We all know about that. Anyway, be prepared. Uh, buy more ammo, vote with your wallet, buy more magazines. People should be actually having to earn. and maybe you want somebody to grab one side and the person to grab the other, it's easier. It is Mary Christine buys a couple things they did sell out of right away. They had them $3 aluminum HK99. Put the PTR-91 under the tree of the cleaning kit for the stockings for their shipping. Put more magazines in, have them pouring out along with little PTR-91 to look like everybody. They do not play golf! This kind of golf opens the package, rip off the paper! PTR-91, except it's not made by HK, so it's cool! Oh, I'm joking. You probably, some of you have H-kin, and now I said that and you're all f- Because H, you can't buy one! Why? Because of it, H, and we hate you! Some really good friends who have worked with us. So, a reminder about our government. Well, a whole bunch of other kids with a punch, guys, because they pay attention to the environment with friends. Sideways promises promise. Our friends there, and little Bob Seger again this morning, and because... Put that in there. You need to have a slow dancer, dudes. I mean, one of the biggest problems with most of what is it's really up to beat somebody to death. If you know if you're a... I mean, granted, if you go to a rave, it's don't. Actually, if you have a sine wave to the waist, slow dancing people are kinda like stepping up. You really see that when you're a band, or you get everybody a rest, you put a dynamic piece. You oughta be part of the... or not quite there. We might be in a holiday piece, but it's three minutes and 43 seconds long. I'll pet-chick. We're Betty Ann and the micro while he's headed out. It must be... He's probably request a... fly I can do this could you just send me this email here we go in no friends out there running for FM's this is reflecting more light any patches remember we had a really bad accident down the road just night because physics locked really well down to the ice and the tires jammed out there I'm sure the person jammed on the brakes but not so much because it hit something sideways it just hit something so hard I said I can't do it I don't think it was ambulance as least say the airbags did the boy that's I keep you in front of the steering wheel so you get impaled safety belt well because well because You can't give me a ticket otherwise. So when I put my safety belt on, it's like anti- you're turning on the force field. What do you mean? Well not because I think it's safe, but because you're down, what's it like up there in your neck of the woods this morning, sir? Well, temperature increased last night, just a little bit. Not much, but it actually, with this cloud cover that came in, we got an up. And again, for everybody out there, because of that, don't get overconfident. I'm just around the corner, Dom, said so. Oh, no. Aw, man. You know, that's the part. You just know it's like being in the battle for a hawk. It's like, oh god. The brakes didn't work. No, the brakes didn't work just fine. Where did it go? Then there's like the snow bank in the side. Now you know what it felt to be out there. Hey, they were feeling really great a minute ago. Yeah, but he took that. I don't think he's getting out of this. Okay. Jump out quickly. Jump out. Oh, there he is now. Man, well, that was a merciful death. At least it could have been like, I'm trying to get out. Good thing, not getting out and being squashed by the ad ad. Anyway, we are headed towards the car. Should be here in the bottom of the hour break here, even as Intel report is Wednesday. Don, take us out! Make Vision, I was just talking about it with the PTR-91, they got some sales on mags over at CenterfireSystems.com, 6 mags for... But once you got that PTR-91 and all the magazines, you're gonna need something put on top of it. Don, you've got that. Go ahead, please. P-T-O-E dot U-S, encourage you to write these numbers down and contact our sponsor. Music any second now. Don't include on the mic, Rolla. Hi. America is the greatest country in the world. Our Constitution is a masterpiece. James Madison was a genius. The Declaration of Independence is for me the single greatest piece of American writing. What about the people? Why? It's not the greatest country in the world. Professor, that's my answer. The NEA is a loser. Yeah, it accounts for a penny out of our paycheck. But he gets to hit you with it any time he wants. It doesn't cost money. It costs votes. It costs airtime. Column inches. You know why people don't like liberals? Because they lose. If liberals are so smart, how come they lose always? Hey! And with a straight face, you're gonna... Tell students that America is so Star Spangled Awesome that we're the only ones in the world who have freedom. Canada has freedom. Japan has freedom. The UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Australia, Belgium has freedom. So, 207 sovereign states in the world, like 180 of them have freedom. Alright, and yeah, you, sorority girl. Just in case you accidentally wander into a voting booth one day, there's some things you should know. One, there's absolutely no evidence to support the statement that we're the greatest country in the world. We're seventh in literacy, 27th in now, 22nd in science, 49th in life expectancy, 178th in infant mortality, 3rd in median household income, number 4 in labor force and number 4 in exports. We lead the world in only three categories. Number of incarcerated citizens per capita, number of adults who believe angels are real, and defense spending, where we spend more than the next 26 countries combined. 25 of whom? Now, this is the fault of a 20-year-old college student, but you nonetheless are without it on a member of the worst period generation period ever, period. So when you ask what makes us the greatest country in the world, I don't know what you're talking about. Sure used to be. We stood up for what was right, fought for moral reasons. We passed laws, struck down laws for moral reasons. We waged wars on poverty, not poor people. We sacrificed, we cared about our neighbors, we put our money where our mouths were and we never beat our chests. We built great big things, made ungodly technological advances, explored the universe, cured diseases, and we cultivated the world's greatest artists and the world's greatest economy. We reached for the stars, acted like men. We aspired to intelligence, we didn't belittle it, it didn't make us feel inferior. We didn't identify ourselves by who we voted for in the last election and we didn't You're able to be all these things and do all these things because we were informed by great men, men who were revered. First step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one. America is not the greatest country in the world anymore. I'm here at the bottom of the second area listening to the Morning Intel Report. I'm Joe McNeil jumping right here in the middle of every day, man, just making it all happen. By the way, if you wanted to know what the name of that song is, it's titled Washington Square. And that's why I put it in the playlist. Good morning Mark, good morning Don. You know what? That was put to, for everybody who doesn't remember that, it was actually based upon the song. The almost graphically 1974 kind of like on the turnips and lines in there, remember? It's got everybody here. You remember the Mr. Velvet, here's the magic number, keep it by your side. Another radio station, you know, keep it by your side. I'll bear that in mind because mix in another guy remember that guy with the huge honker remember we could mix those long time good people who did the spoofs was so double you the morning weather yeah remember they did a spoof on did they actually a bunch of the stuff that they did most people probably heard the stuff that they did these were ditties back when reading this if they do the yeah we'll even campaign for Hillary yeah we got Hillary's the one yes Hillary's the one remember the and chant guys that was the one of the jingle plays she's gone for all the past the interesting thing about this is that you might have seen one or two of them stood up there said it's okay little boy where the hell did you grow up okay who the hell are you yeah I got to share with you man yesterday had to be the day from hell as far as I'm concerned everything I did everywhere I went man it was one nightmare after the other but one of the things I want to bring to the table is I have a veterans card that I've been carrying in my wallet for, oh man, I want to say sometime in the 70s, right? Okay. And the Veterans Administration sent me this card and I laminated it and stuck it in my wallet. And that's as far as it's ever gone. I've never done anything else. So yesterday, we were up at Home Depot and I have a friend that lives here. He's always using his veterans card for discounts on this and this and on that. So yesterday, for the first time in my life, I'm going to ask him if they have a veterans discount. So, oh yeah, if you could just show us your veterans card. So I whip out my veterans card and I had a guy, he goes over to the office, he comes back, he says, we can't use this. I said, what do you mean you can't use this? And he said, well, you have to have one of the ones with the picture on it and all this jazz, the newer ones, I guess. And I said, well, that is, in fact, a veteran's card. You can't use this. So finally, I said, you got to be kidding me, man. I said, let me tell you something. I've been carrying, I think, a kind of a wallet forever. I've never used it for anything. And the first time I pulled out, you'd tell me it doesn't qualify. I said, Bob, I'm sorry, people are forging this and making that. I said, well, I promise you, you're taking a really close look at that card. It has not been made in the last 20 years, I promise you, and longer. Well, they wouldn't take it. So in the process, of course, I got a little PO there. I said, well, I was around the corner. He's got one, so I called my friend, Steve. And I said, I'm going to get this discount one, just because it's a matter of principle now and it does exist, and I'm going to use it. So I was telling him about what happened. He said, well, I've got one of the new ones. He said, and I used to have one just like the one you have. I said, well, they're not honoring the one that I have. And then I turn around. I'm telling you, the whole day was just total crap. And then on top of that, I was over 20 minutes later. I lost my wallet. If you couldn't keep it by your side. Like I said, yesterday was such an incredible... I'm waiting for somebody to make a movie about my life titled a series of cascading. Yes, there you go. Then on the way home, man, you know, somebody did one of them donut cookie things in the road. Oh yeah. They went off into the ditch. Okay, so now we have traffic backed up for miles man and some guy with a Truck and boom truck. He's trying to pull the guy out of the ditch and man. What a mess and then the roads are turning the ice and the fog set in and I told my wife Kelly I said you us just relax. It's gonna be a long time That guy was lucky that said a guy Paul truck had to stop and that the plow truck driver a hundred bucks to I said I can't do that. The guy who won the Traverse City punches the cop, kicks him in the leg. The contestant is still in jail. The plowed truck driver got plowed. And then we plowed the cop too. At least cold cocked, yeah. Well like I said, yesterday was a day from hell. We finally got home last night about 9.30, 10 o'clock. And then I heard the story disassembled. Happened in your neck of the woods. It's dirty as a day is long. So that was how you kicked him. Do you have any idea? I could hear the toad there. You shouldn't have done that. I wouldn't have done that if I were as he starts to siddle back towards the hand and you know. Well I have to remind Traverse City that I think it's Traverse. But they named their virgin dentist somebody. Going as long with his handgun on his hip. Somebody goes before you can't even you know him on your hip. I've decided after yesterday I'm just gonna sit over here in the corner in my home. What a day. Oh I know what you mean. You know that's a good portion of them. And we carry that burden for them, don't we? Because of that quality of respect. And I know sometimes, Joe, you just gotta set back and let them shift their lives like that. Well, you know, that's one thing that came to mind for me because I disengaged, what, 25 years ago? And when I say I disengaged, brother, I disengaged. That's why you moved to the hills. Oh, man, you know, I disconnected every day. And I was mentioning to my wife last night, I said, you know, I remember, I spent 20 years out on the road driving truck, okay? Well, I was on planet, transportation trucks, anyhow, I was in another world. And then when I decided this was over, first thing I did is I bought me a 19, there's a guy who owned a little, what we call the toy store up here outside of St. Cloud, Minnesota. I come off the road and I bought me a 1968 Ford Fairlane GT with 40,000 miles on it, if you can believe that. I belonged to a teacher out in South Dakota. And I thought, well, I'm going to get this for the car and I'm going to do this, so I'm going to do that. And I started realizing, hey, man, whatever happened to Western Auto? What happened to this? Oh, you can't buy those anymore. And I told my mother, I said, you know, I feel like I've beamed in from another planet. Where the hell have I been for 20 years? There's nothing to none of these things exist. So last night as we were walking back to the car, after my little episode with the veterans card, I said, you know what? I've really stepped out of time here because once again I feel like I have to reconnect here somewhere because apparently I don't have my current paperwork or something, my new cards or whatever. And this guy, I'm sure, I'm Dan's here. He'd never seen a veteran card that old. I don't know, maybe I should re-engage to re-identify myself and then come back or something. I don't know. It's a weird feeling. But I'm good with it. I'm good with it. When I disengage, I disengage, man. I have been involved and been a part of nothing. Well, speaking of old, I was 14 that paid me with a paycheck. Before that, I would shovel your snow. I still have my original card. On the bottom of my original Social Security card that I drew from the is your identification number now. In the beginning of the hour, how does that go, uh, rated in your, your name? Oh, 16. 16. No, no better. There was a car wash at Fort Knox, Kentucky that I wanted to get a job at. And they said, you have a Social Security number? No, sir. I don't even know what that... Oh, just go down with the post office, fill out a paper, and they'll give you one. Oh, okay. I'll be right back. Uh-huh. That's almost exactly how it works. Yeah. Yeah, that's how they get you. Yeah, they basically... much like your driver's license. We've addressed these over the years and this isn't a subject but then again it is because you know there are certain things when you realize what they're used for these days. Right, there are certain things. I've gotten arguments over Social Security numbers. I don't need to, oh you have to, I don't have to have anything. You see it's even come down to all you have to know is the last full digit number and you know you can't help it. I need to know who I'm talking to. You called me. I'll tell you what I did one time, Don. I was dealing with an insurance company. And this guy calls me up and he's asking all these questions. One of my trucks had been in an accident. So then he wants my driver's license number. I'm not involved in the accident. I wasn't there. But he needs all this information. And the guy was, I kept telling him, no, we're not gonna be giving that over the phone. And finally I got to the point. I said, well, let me ask you something, man. What's your social security number? And he gives it to me. I said, how about you driver's license number? Do you have a Minnesota driver's license? Let me have that. Do you have a credit card? I gave you a credit card. And that's, well, that's when he stopped. He says, uh, I'm not sure why you need all this information. Well, I said, well, now you know how I feel. I said, you're just a voice on the telephone, man, telling me who you are. You know, I've had a couple instances like that where people call you up. Uh, yeah, I need this information. Well, you know, there's just a voice on the telephone. Right. They could say, I represent whatever ethnic group or wherever they came from, on the phone if you want to buy that, that's cool, it's your choice. But in reality, a fact of the matter is, he's just or she is just a voice on a telephone. Right. The big thing here through Michigan, Northern Michigan in particular, I don't know if you'd get a telephone call and it would say, because I never answered the phone for that, I always listen to the message, you're all the government. and you need to call Kenyans to that same place we got the fake president from and Nigeria. And if you could just loan me $3,000 we can go get it. I'd speed it with you. I give you half. 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