I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat. And speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free, the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press. And you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken number traded in your name you've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt put men of God in jail 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 will be 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'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear, you slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic in each God given right, and pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As Iowoki vanished in the midst of whence he came, his words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right we only watch him tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Dilled the land of the free. The morning intelligence report. I'm our quirky. I'm Jeremy Beale and a closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southeast, north. Ladies and gentlemen, you were listening to pay attention, we'll have a little bit of snow again. So, as soon as we can, it might be raining, it might even do a little elevation up above the snow today. Even though the ground are on the ground, yeah, the intersection is going to get slippery, so let's not get involved in any bumper kissing. Anyway, joke, looking down on the big valley and across the prairie beyond the ditch. Well we do have 49 degrees here at the studio this morning, high to day 61 with a little bit of overcast and rain predicted in the future on this fourth day of April 2019. And jumping off the wall I thought I'd just take a quick minute here this morning to share what, how do we put this? Other people network their patriotism fighting for America living the American dream, you know, all that's connected to that what they're covering illegal Immigrant now remember this is fighting for America illegal immigrant Austria says he killed woman who called his penis too small Three more women accused Biden of inappropriate touching Really patriotism of a sinus Economic slowdown confirmed. Here are 14 very alarming numbers that reveal the current state of our economy. Suspect, ISIS terrorists arrested in Hungary. Held prepaid EU debit card. About illegally in charge with over 100 child sex crimes. Islam versus LGBT. And Muslim sociologicalists. I said that correctly. gives instructional video on how to properly beat your wife. Islamis arrested over kindergarten children massacre plot. Yeah, these are just some of the really important topics that America is concerning themselves with today. Of course, we still have the 70,000 plus somebody whatever going to be arrested and go to the secret military, tribunal court something. We still haven't put Hillary in jail and you know all that is fall to the wait side for the conclusion that Russia gave $35 million to a company with John Podesta on board. That's really important. Like we care where the money goes anymore, right? That John Podesta might actually make a buck or two as if the others are not. And all this, of course, you can see is related to the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and the things that they're concerned about. And they would want you to get out and fight for... I don't know, for what? But not encouraging you to do anything. All we're doing is covering little new spots. We went from the EU to Hungary, to some school somewhere, from kindergarten class somewhere. Don't even know what country it was in. But this is, uh... patriotism from another aspect. Anyway, good morning, Mark. Well, just like we see in the EU, and I think we'll focus on ours here because the ones over there, we already know what kind of country. Here they have to go through a folder all. It's almost like, you know what, I really, if I look at the border right now, you know, when you're driving in the American interstate, we have rest areas. Don't we, Joe? You know, you probably used them. They were great for the trailer. They're like little trucks. right you got a place you drive in some place to get some rest get some rest you go use the bathroom this little park areas and do much but they did something for you the old ones were rustic they didn't have you know they had outhouses now that was cool a lot of places still do but most everybody's told that's evil now but crude route but they were I still drive by a few there's a couple out there in Texas that are like the old style ones and they're pretty busy actually because you know there's a lot of places you have a good place to your old bones for a minute and then get up. Well, you know, look at it this way. You got a bunch of UN people in Central America and Israelis. They're running the government of America and destroy American infrastructure because the mission is to America and destroy the infrastructure. So you're going to torpedo them with, you're going to play the same cards, the Israelis and their banker buddies in. But you know, if they, it was really, they watched what happened with the whole thing with Europe and you know the Muslim invaders complained because well did you notice the pictures Joe they just kind of stuck in the middle of nowhere and they had to just plop their arse down and plastic tents and stuff and it was so embarrassing because it was just you know they could see it so Israelis and UN but non-governmental organizations run by this case well they got a plan openly in Mexico in their mad dash they'll collect and they start on their camping trip you have a whole length of Mexico in days but supposedly walk Now, they don't. In fact, if you haven't seen the pictures the last couple of days, upgraded for the invasion. Now, guys, brand new. Before they had a hodgepodge of buses, it was like, yeah, some guys who got some trucks are using, they had, you know, buses that they rented from wherever. The whole fleet's all one color now, front and back, just like in Europe, but they're not walking. Now, you know and I know when you've driven all the way across, I mean, come on, look at Mexico. How long is that? From the bottom of Mexico up to the US border. How far is that? Anybody? 1300, 1600 miles? I'd have to check. You know, they're coming up and they're doing that angle over to New Mexico. You gotta have a rest area. And so when you jump over the border, we have this stinking rest area that I've never made. When you stop at a truck stop, did you have a guy waiting for you there at the truck stop to like maybe shine your shoes, give you a meal in your hand? Did they ever do that for you? No, they never did. The guy's there with a bottle of water. You know, how you feel? When you step down on the truck to go use the toilet, you might be tired. Was there a government employee there going, you know, hey, Joe, how you doing? How you name? Oh, I ran your plate. You know, hey, how you doing? You need some food? Yeah. How you feeling? You feeling sick, Joe? Was there a government agent there to do that for you? I'm afraid there wasn't. Never? Well, look at it this way. When the illegals hit the border and they hit our border, there's a whole bunch of employees in green. They round you up. How you feeling? You feeling okay Joe? Oh, you feeling okay working? Oh, I feel like I need some water. Oh, don't worry, we got water for everybody. Here we go, here we go, here we go. Yeah, look, we got your water. You never got that from the government. Oh, and by the way, are you guys hungry? Everybody give you a power bar, a couple power bars, everybody gets a bar. Oh, we got a bag, got a bag of lunch here for you. Here you go, here you go, here you go. Hey, by the way, we're gonna take you down to a rest area, to Walmart, FEMA camp. And you guys that don't want you to come to tree, you know, we're gonna, we're gonna, and you don't even have to worry about the next part of your trip. We're gonna ask you where you wanna go, and we're gonna give you a bus ticket or a plane ticket. Those aren't cheap. And we're gonna ship you there. Really? My buddy told me this is what happened. That's why we did this. Yeah, just look at this as the Border Patrol, Walmart, Skank Run, rest area. Everybody who has come up with these invading brigades is now on this side of the border. And pretty much all of them are now somewhere in the United States. You paid for that rest area? Hey look, we're almost to the rest area. The fancy's right there. Quick, jump over to the fence. I'm getting kind of tired of this. Say, bye guys. You want to be at Guadalupe? Well, I started when I went, oh yeah, bueno. And then they hop over to the fence and they're going to green and I'll fit. He must be your valet. You know what it's like? It's like stopping in a rest area run by Texaco in 1955. Remember those Texaco stations? You just see the ads where you pull in Joe and There are five guys that jump out of the station. One guy's working on your windows, the other one's checking your oil. I'm gonna check your tires. How much gas do you want? It's like Border Patrol Texan Coast Station, man. We come up here, you guys give us the water, you give us the food. We get a place to lay down, it's like he started the weather. It's pretty cool, better than the rest areas. We stopped at those Mexican rest areas. They're kinda stinky. This would give us some spray. Oh, then he's peeking for one. That's no good. Picky bums, okay? If you're a bum, and that's what you got. You got a bunch of bums coming north, okay? Freelance. And then people are going, oh, I can relate. I'm a regular guy like you. And you give the person the food that you eat, and they turn around and tell you, your food is pig food. You know, I know the Mexicans are easy going, because they gotta be the federal shooting heartbeat, okay? They'll murder you in your shoes right there where you stand, and you will not be brought to call for any of it, okay? They're kinda easy going, no matter what kind of health they get. Oh, well, they get pretty feisty, and you ever better remember your deal with Mexicans, better figures a knife somewhere. Always have your own, because you might have to knife back. I'm telling you. You just little hint there. Look at it this way. We're running and are going to continue to run, and the only problem is we're going to mess up the rest of the expressway. Now, I don't have a problem with shutting down the border. We're trying to tell the people who run the other part of the expressway on the Mexican side that the lie that they really aren't catching on to, that we're going to shut the port of entry, and the illegals are going to stop jumping the fence. Do you think that's gonna happen? I'm thinking again. They weren't going near the port of entry before, were they? Did I miss something? The half defense, any don't care about, you know, the guys, it's not America. So this is cool because if it's good on something and they're all claiming now that more than ever they're claiming they hate us, okay? And the economy in Mexico City is like coming, most of the average, you know, it's the long coming. They've been communist since 1917. You're just not told about it. Let me point something else. Well it's cool to be communist as long as everything else is going along, getting stuff for free and... From us. Yeah, provided for you. But what happens on the day that, okay, well now you have to go to work or some sort of demand is made, then all of a sudden, what do we do right now? Exercise our rights? Where does that go? What rights will they be exercising after, I don't know, the exercise? about all the freedom and all the things provided. Here's a question. Does any of these people or anybody, does anybody realize, think or wonder that these people are being provided with the food cards, self-security, some sort of check or support, food stamps, something, whatever, how long can that go on? before they have to turn coat and start demanding things from the people that have been receiving all these things. It was kind of like a trap we brought you all here. And now we put our fence up around America, now we're locking the gates. Ah, you can't get out. And now you will work for us. You will do as we demand, like the other ones we're doing before they discovered what we were doing, right? What we've got right now is it can work both ways. the other thing we've already been discussing. The fences work both ways. That's why I have no interest in the wall thing. The fence they don't have any problem with. The wall thing is... Does anyone remember something called the Berlin Wall? Does anybody remember that? Yeah, they tore it down and were so proud when they finally tore it down. Remember the communist put it up and everybody just kind of liked the event that it created. Well, it made a lot of money for the shysters on both sides. Guess who got all the gold? Well, what happened to the people who were inside the wall? There's another wall or existence for people inside that wall as well Actually, the first thing I think of when I see these these Israeli thought of and figured out walls because that's where they start put them and everybody's loving them behind the wall all here in Michigan and then there's When you heard the term behind the wall that were the old style just like the prison wall You see that they're proposing they want to put across the whole of the country's border and I understand see that's the part I open anyway, America will not be paid. If that money is going overseas, I guarantee you I don't even have to look. It's going to the Israelis. What purpose is the wall going to serve at this point if we have the welcome committee on our side of the... Ready to just pick you up and take you wherever. Okay, so what would be the reasoning for what, to redirect the traffic? Symbolism? Symbolism? Also expensive symbolism. Yeah. I mean that's why I said the fence is cheaper, okay. The steel fence idea was fine. One of the other things it was supposed to Remember those areas they aren't going to fence to be national part of this money. You've got the two counts. Okay, you don't think so? Well, 20 years ago, we covered this 25 years ago. You and I go out there to any of these national parks or international parks and you drop a piece of paper and you're going to have some eco freak, fruit loop, green uniform, park police, hail for a year. Legals come through, leaving garbage in a suite there, the three five acres. acres of human waste and junk and it got bigger and bigger and bigger. Did the eco freaks and all the leftists do anything about that? There's a problem I have with all this garbage. Because when everybody goes, well they're going to do this, they'll be illegal. They're granted the whole idea like we said. We understand full well, we're going to pressure Mexico. No you're not. It was already decided to take whatever hit, just being an act of war. Understand that. And understand too that Washington DC knows that. Everybody in Washington DC knows behind the scenes what's really going on with the country that's really close to us. It's called Mexico. It is not someplace when you see pictures. Oh Joe look that's over on the other side of the planet. No guys, that's that place south of us that line separation of that we call our border. You see there? Only one footstep away from being here. What else about this? See NAFTA and GATT. All NAFTA and GATT was designed to do is violate our national sovereignty. Nothing, you know, everything had to do with foreigners coming in this way towards the United States. And just going to defend yourself in a time of a national war, national defense of any kind, that critical industrial influence is what you need to save your country. Right from the get go, all NAFTA and GATT is is a declaration against the American people. Same globalists that are, we don't need here, we got how many people we got in this country? We got 300 million people. We got 20 million illegal aliens that need to have their bus boots here right now. We have 300 million Americans. We have a lot of people that need to be employed. We need manpower on the border. We don't need big, big obstacles. I don't care how big the obstacle is. Like you said, Joe, here's the thing. They get over the obstacle or under the obstacle. They get a freaking crowd. You get out of jail free card anyway, don't they? Well, yes, they do. We don't have columns of buses going back through Mexico, 2050 or 100, going back down to Guatemala, do we? Have you ever seen pictures of those? If you haven't seen any pictures of those, the only buses going south are the empty ones to go pick up more invaders to bring them back up north. They're destroying your rights. Our form of government, regional, they want a national ID card like when you're in prison. Better have you don't have your card on you, you go to the hole. Did you know that? Major ticket. If they choose to write a major ticket, throw all your goodies in your lockers and you don't know where to the nice cozy word that you became comfortable with. ID cards which everybody old that real ID remember that term let's talk about the rest of these pieces into police state America stinking black uniforms stinking black cars okay and black helicopters and if anybody oh god oh shut up as real as all the rest of garbage we're talking about and a loony boat you know the desperate trying to suck up to the other side you know oh god if you don't like black helicopters I can't say anything about black okay well then you're stupid all this has to do with Bill And the Border Patrol is supposed to exist. Homeland Security is not. Now, the only problem, no matter what we...here's the problem. The ring knockers are like greasy eels or like a greasy amoeba. If they can't proceed in one direction, then they will try to permutate whatever it is that they would have...whatever they have left to work with, which they never lose anything. The income tax was supposed to be temporary. What year was that, Joe? Remember when they announced anybody do research on that you know that we're paying a temporary tax Yeah, what year is this? Well, it's like the temporary toll boost they were gonna put on the George Washington bridge Only to help out a little bit right? Yeah, just get the bridge paid for and I was just reading how we all the tolls in New York for trucks see yeah risen Here's another one. This is what I'm saying. The only time we mention the Constitution, okay? Now, for any of you, or if any of you, I've ever read the Constitution. Here's a headline for you. The U.S. Supreme Court declares inmates have no constitutional right to a painless death. Now, I'm sure, somewhere in there, that the forefathers addressed that, right? Except that, remember there's that cruel and unusual punishment thing, remember guys? Well you have a right to a good death, bad death, whatever. Kind of, okay. It's a deadify thing. But the general population, oh that's good because they don't deserve it. Would that be your response? They don't deserve a good death or a painless death or what have you. Is that something that affects your life, liberty, freedom or anything else? Is that a concern of yours? Let's understand something about this too, okay? If you've never spent any time in prison, you don't understand right now there are people dying that shouldn't die, in fact shouldn't even be in prison. And you know what? When they hear that, this is like the cake that God has put on. We'll worry about due process later. After all these agencies that heard that, oh man, they went into ape crazy, ape crazy drool. Look what just happened with all these red flag lights. Dick made that comment. Rest is history. And if you do not, you have to be hyper careful and take care of yourself. And you know what? I'm going to tell you, you want to talk about pain? Oh man, they're just saying as they have been truly caring for Michigan. Their entire medical operation is run at Oklahoma. What the hell is that garbage? They've all got grafts and people die every day for lack of prison becomes a death garbage. And that gives them, that gives those old butts. synagogue and lodge buddies, the wink and the nod that they can get away with more. For a week or two weeks on end, you know how many people I saw that had their legs or arms amputated where normally you, you wouldn't treat your dog that way. And your dog would say, oh you know what, they said, ah, you know, we can make it painful. Well guys, they beat people to death in prison. That's a thing they turn a blind eye to and you're not supposed to think about. More than enough time, to the moment, the person pretty much every day in this country. Not by the prisoners, beat to death by the guards. Beside with blood. You understand, whenever you're thinking, well let's be, this is like everything else. Joe, let's be reasonable, Joe. I mean, they want to be a little bit banifying. That's cool. Well, okay. Yeah, and this guy probably had a death sentence, alright. But you know, here's the problem. They figure all of you. Think that. Occultists think that way. They want more for this part of their occult. They'll never be satiated by it. But every time you see stuff like this, understand the announcement, the comparison, what it ripples and does through the whole of the system, up in the pea brains and the roided up, no neck bulb, headed, few monsters that are out there at the bottom of the hour here. Oh, you know what? I got a music request after I'll give it to you, Joe, and we can play it if we could 10, 15 minutes after we come back. Guys, for everybody out there, remember, they'd like to make all of you of the inside a slow motion gulag. that eventually becomes apparent but by the time you supposedly not supposed to figure this out. We don't need a wall, we need to secure our borders. We got border guards and ghost guards for that. We need to do a better job of managing our people and taking care of our country the way it should be under our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, and the established mechanisms that we've had that have worked. Piss on these foreigners trying to tell us what to do. They stick a 2x4 right up there, our sideways, an 8 footer sideways. Put me back right here, Joe and Mark on the rock. It is Thursday. Already? Yeah, already. The worst environmental disaster in human history. It's almost never talked about by politicians, establishment scientists, or the news. No, it's not global warming. It's Fukushima. This severely damaged nuclear power plant releases 300 tons of radioactive waste daily, continuously contaminating the Pacific Ocean. Because our precious groundwater is threatened by nuclear elements, inspired the creation of FalloutFreeWater.com. FalloutFreeWater.com offers the highest quality water filtration products for radiation-free drinking water. 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You know, when you're being torpedoed and you can pretty well, you know, deal with it. Plus a freeze in place. People don't know how to do that. And if you freeze in place, it's around you. It's easy to observe when something else is going on, paying attention to people patterns around you. I don't care where you're going. They count on the idea that you mostly walk around brain dead. They want, nor do they teach you in school, to be a cognitive and paying attention individual. They want a slug, a uterus. 80% is dangerous for the s*** written up on and they just grab your snatch or whatever. Or they do whatever they want to do to you. Or they're doing it to you and you just plod along like the pro knows to be. Our mission is to change that. you know, ideas and ammunition. That's why we do this programming. So I'm going to remind you again, we can't do this programming if the lights are not on, the power is not paid, and the other things aren't taken care of. So this one I'm going to ask again, getting close to the weekend, we're getting close to Friday, that's payday for a lot of you. Take the time and go to themicroeffect.com, www.themicroeffect.com. And when you get there, go to the donate. Look at the cup, and you can also get a permission t-shirt. And by the way, hold on here. It's my microeffect. I always have it here every morning. I think, is there any other colors? There's black and white. Is there any other color? I didn't look. I'm not that I'm aware of. Okay, so you got a black one or a white one? I think the white one's better if you wanna make sure people see the information and what's on the cup. I mean, black is pretty. The black one's really cool and it's sharp enough that you can read it too, but I think, you know, for again, if you wanna sit it down and people are like, wow, what's that say? You know, you wanna get it out in a surreptitious way and somebody goes, oh, oh, check that out. It's really neat. So again, if you wanna cool work, Anyway, this is my coffee piece, better. You know, freedom cup. That's why you want a microfic. You want it on your touch. Oh, before we go any farther, Joe, Slade Cleaves. That's a, you know, that's a mouthful, but it's a, I think it's his real name. The song, Bill Shmoy's about five minutes long. It's a ballad piece, it's a classic country ballad piece that he did. If we can, maybe not this hour, maybe we can play it next hour, that's fine. Because we might get on a roll here. And by the way, let's open the phone lines too. to come you know jump in and talk about we don't have a problem with that. 2035-0094 you can use that to call into the program or you can also use it to 0094 and Slade Cleese there's spelt blues I like every artist has different pieces that just jump out with me the other one is Breakfast in Hell and an independent you know you know stand-up guitarist he's got some really great instrumentalist working with it and personal it's personal music I think he tells us makes you think. You know that you're getting through this and you can do it with music. It's played here, fooled again. A lot of people, like I said, that's a song that, man, how far back does that go? The comment, which everybody keeps replaying, we gotta remember that we need to not be replaying it. We're not gonna be fooled. We are not. I pray that we won't be fooled. No, here's what we need to do, is we need to make the update. The next song, we are not going to be fooled. It fades into the lake At the low waterline Sometimes I wonder How that road alone I'm breathin' down Once called home I grew up in the valley Every neighbor a friend Until the modern world Started creepin' in The lawyers with cash in hands Wordered our village The dusky waters On the company man, markin' the crime All inside it must go Or be lost to the rising Dead rivers flow Some folks took the money Started crying Watch Georgetown Like a photograph of him As the company came To take it all away Lord and the church has burned They dug up the grave, lost turn Play that bass, but that's a real simple bass. Alright, let's... Joe's down. I know nothing. I think you can play that piece, Joe. Couldn't you? I'll bet you can string that out. But Slade Cleves, he's done all his... There are three songs really jump out, like I said. Below, we'll play that in Tomorrow Maybe, we'll get a chance. These are classic, you know, stand-up type. a lot of other music out there that you know from you know over the years or the century stuff that we need to you know can promote whenever we can. It's hard to find places where you can find anybody who can play live music but you want to know why political correctness is most of it and of course the law like you know the who I name them I don't care what it is Bob Seger there used to be a million places right here in Ann Arbor alone used to be about like probably eight or nine little hole-in-the-wall locations where you didn't know who you were going to hear when you went in there. It was funnier than hell one night with the guys, I was just downtown, this is way back in the 70s, as we were downtown and one of the guys walked, he walked out of this place that was, I mean literally, it was like the size of my house and the band had to sit in the middle of the, like, oh it's like a globe theater but a real tiny one and there were like these little standing areas and sitting areas around, they're looking down on the band. You know who's in there? They know who, yes! And he goes, no, yes. And it was what it was. They came in under a fake name. These bands would do this in all these sites, guys. I listened to Fleetwood Mac for a whole night out in Fort We Gotch out there at Sari Vista. There was a bar. There was a regular walk-in bar, you know, like a bar, restaurant bar thing. Fleetwood Mac was doing a tour and they just were on a bus and they knew the guy that owned the bar, so they were staying in the hotel. We didn't know that. They don't announce it. And so we walked in because the guys wanted to go grab something to eat. And we're sitting there and then all of a sudden here's Stevie Nicks and all. It's like, that looks like Stevie Nicks, Joe. Imagine sitting there like, that looks like Stevie Nicks. And it's like, nah, it can't be. She's a really good looking girl. And it's like, yeah, but wait a minute. And then the whole band walks in and they're checking all her instruments out. It's like, oh, hi guys, how you doing? They had some fake name. I can't remember what it was. Band, I hope you enjoy this evening. So everybody's, you know, their cell phones back then, so one guy walks real quick over to the, you know, the phone on the wall and goes, you know, dial, dial. Remember, it didn't go beep, beep, beep back in the day. And he's called out with maybe seven, 10 people, groups of people in this bar that could hold maybe 20, 30 tables at the most, this restaurant. All of a sudden, you know, people start drifting in and they're like, they're coming in and they all have the same expression, like, yeah, sure. And then they stop in their tracks and they look and they go, wow, that looks like Stevie Nett. And you look at her first, and then they're looking, you know, the bass guitar, everybody's unique in that band. So like, and then they go slow motion. They'd be like zombie stunned and they'd be like going over to a table, but they won't take their face off. They won't take their eyes off the band. And they played everything. Okay. That's how the whole system worked. That's how you got notoriety in the system. Fleetwood Mac was already known. In fact, I think at that time it was, uh, was the big thing at that point. And they played it. Hell, we just, everybody was listening on the radio. Thank you. You're live right there. Bigger than the size of maybe two of my houses. A nice place. Nice little way on the north side of the main drag, right at the main gate by about maybe a half block out in the Sierra Vista. I can find that now. There's any left in Ann Arbor. I'd actually have to look. I couldn't rattle off the top of my head, but I know that the four that are most, most notable are all shut down. And this is in Faggity-Villian Arbor slash the, you know, Well, that's an example of where things have disappeared. We think plastic with regard to most of what the industry is doing. We got listeners, we got guys listening right now that are musicians and they do make the tours and places they can. Some college campuses have a little more, and even there, most of whatever is left of the college campuses, they actually are having to play like in government buildings. They'll sign out or you know, check out one of those studio arena areas or like that, which they used to always do, but it's nothing like it was in the past. And the same is true. The same is true with dancing, the same way. We've talked about this before. They have got everybody corralled on this to be embarrassed to do anything or to be fearful of doing anything. As part of this whole agenda we were talking about before the bottom of the hour going into, you know, how do you make up? This is like a boiling frog police state. Good morning, Mark and Joe. Jonathan Maine, how are you doing today? Well, pretty good. How's your weather there? You got to give us a report when you call for Maine. Yeah, I figured I would so I stuck my head outside and brought it in real quick. We got about 30 mile an hour wind gusts, nice and sunny. We had some snow yesterday and then the wind kicked in so... Yeah, it's interesting, probably in the 40s right now, but we'll survive it. It's lama nature. That time of year. Hey, listen, the reason I'm calling in is because... And I may be totally wrong on this, but I have come to a conclusion, and then I want to go into some, the universal background check real quick too. But I have come to a conclusion that our country is no longer being run by our senators and representatives in the sense that they're actually up there doing their job. They're up there doing what they're told to do, but not their job. And I firmly believe that what we gotta do is, instead of focusing on all these little the sexy best bombs they throw at us, focus on doing something about the leadership in the Democratic and Republican Party, because as you know, if you're running for political office, if you don't go along with the party platform, hotline and sticker, you're not gonna get any support at all. They're not gonna give you any donations, they're not gonna help you campaign, they're not gonna do anything, they're gonna watch you die. So basically, your Democrat and Republican parties control who gets in office. And that's why I'm under the conclusion that they actually run this country, not our politicians. They're party platforms. Maybe wrong, but that's what I think. No, you're right on. I watched right here in Michigan years ago when I was younger and starry-eyed and we knew politics was dirty. I've been in the Democrat camp and the Republican camp intentionally to see what's going on. Republicans, Michigan right here, they had an independent, he had the backing of everybody in the community. So sure that they were not going to end did not run anyone. The moment that the guy won, they were trying to shove in there, there was the ringing, all the spitting and turd routine, okay, the special republic rats sponsored, in fact the demicons jumped up and sponsored a republican as a democrat. thousand times that this guy had total back i mean we want your party don't you want the backing of the community don't you want people the guy that the people want because they're voting for him and they voted for him in mass and he got like a it was like a fifty fifty bs thing the guy that ran dot seventy nine percent of the of the of the votes that's the kind of election you want you know i mean who do you want to know what you want that winner in your party right now because he was a spit-swapper that's why absolutely need to focus on this re-educating behind Barb Warner, the leadership of these parties. But that brings me up to the universal background check that they're trying to shove through, that they may, and it'll get a Supreme Court challenge, I'm sure. I sent a letter to my senator, whoopee, like it's gonna do anything, and I know better, but I, you know, it's still my civic duty to let them know that I disagreed with it because it's gonna put an undue burden upon everyday people who are just trying to dispose of their private property. And I said, oh, that's not a bad idea. If this passes, I would like you to introduce legislation that says anyone who buys or sells rather an automobile has to do it through a licensed automobile dealer and the buyer must have a thorough background check of their driving record to make sure they don't have any outstanding fines, traffic tickets, or anything before that can be done. I said there are far more injuries and deaths yearly in attentive drivers than are our firearms. So I think this national tragedy needs to end. Let's do a universal background check on drivers before you can sell your car. And that was my... And by the way, we want an S&M, if it's like a Mustang or a Camaro or a Corbine, because those are 500 horsepower. Why do they need that? Yeah, you don't need that. You know, a little, like seven would be fine. When you start that need thing, you see, that's the thing. Communist way, is it something you need? Well, if you're going to tell me all of a sudden that only what I need, I need so many calories a day. I need a place to sleep. When somebody tells me that I just, it's just the things I need, they're going to bare bones you down to you're in a prison. That's what the total, the total office, the government has no business telling me what I need. Nobody for that matter. Or have any interest with these characters. Where you see that, that's one of the things that should happen. What we should be focusing on is to do to them something like this. And what you do is you go in and you pick Mustang or you pick a car. You go to somebody with an accent and tell them, Hey, I'm going to sauce it against Ford company for Ford Mustang. Why do I need a 5.0 or bigger? And by the way, they even allow the thing to be modified. So you're talking about a car where the average speed limit on the international state highway is 70 miles an hour. Some places it's 80 now, but you know what? It doesn't need to do 130, so obviously that's something you don't need. So how is it they still keep cranking those out and dumping them in our lap? Now if you use the argument that you're bringing up, it's like hey, if you can tell me I can with guns and I have to put all this additional regulatory BS just for selling this, then well these these weapons of mass destruction because they have on the roads and people are murdered destruction of property well i'm gonna use that lawyer passing about guns to go after anything else i want and use that as the president now watch and see what happens there because you could use it with anything i mean swimming ball safe as a swimming pool why do you need i got this year to go well we need a swimming pool why do you need a swimming pool You know how many people are killed in swimming pools with drownings every year? Probably lakes and rivers. Yeah but you'll just be banned from being near those. See government can then dictate where you're going to be, not just what you own. Well who are you as a peasant to go near the royalties and rivers? That lake belongs no shinai day over there is the baron and what will you want to be about to go near what the state run like no actually up to the private corporation that took over the public corporation you don't need to go near the new outlay by dogs will get you by dog uh... yes and so that was really get to the jewish dot that that's where this is that all of what this is all about his everybody in america could own anything and everything they wanted i've never been envious of anyone else but they have taught me this Because you know what, whatever anybody else has, I can own. You know how many tanks I have? You know how many tanks I've bought? Tanks. How many planes I own? And I'm not exactly ready on this. I own a Learjet. Dom will tell you I paid $900 for it. But I do own a Learjet. And it needed a door, a few other things. I collected that. I gave it to another group of guys. They have it sitting somewhere right now. But we have a functional Learjet. At one point it was the plane and the thing to have. You know what? Then eventually it's not so popular. Me, I'm not worried about the latest. I just, if I see something I like and it's like when we talk about Mustangs, I'd love to have, I always wanted a 73 Mustang again. I'd love to find one that was a four. I actually could have probably bought a couple here in the last years, but it's kind of a toy as opposed to that tank I'm buying. Okay. Just as a heads up, by the way, in your backyard there, Monday, we had a BTR 60 PB right in your backyard where you are in Maine, and it went for $19,900. I heard you talking about that during the week. I would have called you up and had you go and pick it up for me. I would have done that for you. Actually, I'm serious. I was going to like, you know what? We're going to put out the word. I'd be coming to Maine. We actually were looking at buying it. Somebody else got it. Somebody's friendly. The thing is, I talked to the guy and he said, well, you know, this bid will get this. He did the bid and we're talking an eight wheel, fully PC, guys. I bought three of them as a purchasing agent, along with dozens and dozens of them. of other armored vehicles back in the 80s and early 90s. Now this one is a nice shape plus it was switched over. Diesel has a Caterpillar engine on board and someone got a hell of a deal. 19,900 American inside the United States. No shipping, it's already here. If I ever come up again, give me a holler because I've got a big enough backyard I store it for my new sitter after. Matter of fact, I'll tell you what, pay attention, well you listen in. I may put the board out again because there's some deuces in your area that are for sale for about $2000. Before I can, I gotta get them, obviously I have to get them out of their hands and move them, so we might actually do that. I'm serious. I am too. I appreciate that because there's three of them that are in existence. One's on the edge of Maine, the other two are just a little south of L, a little west of you. Not much, but it'd be easier to move them short distance. first and then arrange for our dragon wagons to pull them back. Unless you want to buy a couple and start a fleet there for your militia unit, you see, and then we'd be happy to cooperate on that. I just don't want to see them lost. You know what I mean? Because $2,000 for a deuce and a half, an M35, multi-fuel deuce and a half guys. You can't touch the engine for anywhere near that. Seriously, we're talking about a vehicle that you have a Bible for it. You can run anything that burns will go in that engine. That's what everybody should be focusing on is cool toys or like Joe says, the square body Chevy's. We need to be, ooh, we're at the top. Yeah, we actually kind of slid past that. Yeah, we can do it. I think we own the network. We can just keep going. Normally we play visitor from the past. Yeah, we know the guy that's running the train. Yeah, I think we're okay. Yeah, okay, we got it in. Yeah, I think if you look up VTR 60 PB, there's a lot of good images that'll give you an idea of what it was that was just down there, down the road. It might have been a lot closer. I'll give you the address. I just don't have my fingertips. but I'll give you an idea of approximately where it was. What's funny is it might have been just around the corner and down the road from you and didn't even know it. Maybe not. I've got an idea where it might have been but it would have been close enough if you wanted it. It would have been easy to just park it out back here and wait until you got a truck to come get it because I've got to use the access in and out too by the way. Excellent. Well you know this is the second time where a pod of vehicles there is another batch of light armored cars, type of them. But there was a guy's private collection. He had two or three, had a deuce and a half, nice one, and he had a bunch of light armored cars mixed, well not mixed, three of them were ferrets, and two of them were American whites. And they would have, I would have needed to do that. So they keep an ear to the rail, and you don't know what I'm calling for. I said, that's open. You're more than welcome to do that. I have no problem with that. Part of what's going on here that I see as a trend is people are reaching a certain age where they're passing away and that happens. The place which means you're in an odd location where they're advertised and making some really good deals and we're negotiating and everybody's happy. I talked to the person, it's like hey, what do you want to actually, you know, looking for in the list? Well, do we have the person who can connect with it? Well, one of our guys jumped up on it Monday and got the one. And by the way, it's a swimmable vehicle. You don't even slow down. You hit the water, you hit the you come out the other side, it's an eight wheeled vehicle, so. And that, Russians did that, because they got a lot of rivers just like we do. We're in the same boat, we go to war in the United States, guys. And most people are not thinking that dimension, and I've mentioned it many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many times on the air. I will point out, you know, for those of you who don't know, it is a LAB 25. Back in the 90s, the government was giving in preparation for their war against us. They were handing out LAB 25s all over the place. Down in Louisiana, the cop shops were using LAV-25s for serving warrants on parking tickets. Even with the bridesmaids, I've got a video somewhere tucked away, it's in the archives. These guys were chasing people or coming up behind their property to go across the canal with this LAV. Just give them a chance to play with their toy. But here we're talking an eight-wheeled APC, typically these were in the Marine Corps, but the Army had some too. And they should. little canal, come up the other side, tear up the neighbor's yard, pull up into the front yard and they'd serve this guy for his five bad parking tickets. I'm not exaggerating. It's not awesome how much money you do that. Oh yeah, because they had a whole team. You can't have one guy in a lab armored personnel carrier. Now you got a chance to bring all the black uniformed up a dragon plugs along. is a party hardy thing for them, but they were doing that was down in Louisiana. Well, those vehicles are all over the countryside. So know how to drive a lab, know how to, in fact, the big thing is now the Hemets, you know, we're not Hemets. So know how to drive those. More important is if you have a knife, you can have an MRAP, you know, you can have a lab 25. If you have a knife, you have a vehicle to drive down the road. Well, positive attitude, but better still, if you already have them in our hands, Again for 19-soul you can't buy a yeah, that's the price of a middle grade relatively new pickup truck We're talking an eight wheeled armored vehicle for the price of a half ton or you know What about a half ton pickup truck right now? You know what it costs to make the thing? Oh God. Yeah, we know what the cost on tires are Joe what's the price of a semi tire? Yeah, Joe's right there. What's the price on a single semi tire? Oh, I don't know. It used to be similar in the ballpark about $300 Well a little more now. Oh, no actually is about right. You know yours. That's true Yeah about three to four or five hundred dollars. These are bigger still so you got eight of them So you figure out right there what you got in the way of resources that you got out of the deal You start looking at you know again. Well, can you make the thing? No, well I can actually we are we've talked about armored trucks and then by the way right now go to eBay you want to give you an idea what's floating around out there guys go to eBay military vehicles like tank right now for sale in California And while it's not critical, there is a T-34-85. I think that one's somewhere in the western, one of the western states. You're wrong. I didn't really look close at it. There's a lot of stuff like that that floats. You'd be amazed at what it will go for. Phone number? Well, if you give them a call and explain that you're really, really, really good, and then, well, what is the reserve? You might be surprised. Then you can bicker. Yeah. Plus, the other thing, pay attention to pictures. Let me give an example. They're usually, when they take a picture, they're walking around the vehicle. What's behind whatever they're taking a picture of? What's to the left of whatever they're taking a picture of? Wait a minute, that's a gamma goat. But wait a minute, there's another gamma goat right there behind it. He does want to sell both of them because he wants to keep them together. We're going to get another watermark. Yeah, okay. Anyway, just ideas, people. Start thinking about watching the news. I'll tell you what, real quick here. He had a deal up the road. I missed it. He grabbed it. I saw the same ad. It was one of our people that got all of them, though. It said $150. 5-1 Ford Mutt Jeeps and everything that could be imagined top to bottom we're talking Hoods, Gris- $150.00 5 Jeeps, they were 1-5-1 Ford Mutt, not a CJ5, okay or anything like that like the old civilian Jeep $150.00 Jeep part, kind of things when you see something kind of nipulously posted. Well real quick I don't want to take up the other caller's time but one other thing I wanted to bring up real fast and you don't need to comment. People in Illinois need to start looking at their elected officials. I was reading American Legion magazine I just got the other day. And Representative Robin Kelly, Democrat, is for the background check. And basically she'd come up with a statement that more people have been killed in this country since 1968 than all nine military wives looked that up. And I don't think 1.2% million people have been killed in this country due to gun violence since 68. And then I also looked even further, that came from snoops. So you people in Illinois better pay attention what your politicians are doing and kick their asses out of their office because to make a blatant statement like that without backing it up just shows contempt and ignorance. This government has starved millions of people to death. Firing is a shot people. They have starved people to death. Madeleine Halfbright bragged about the murder of half a million Iraqi children. She was proud. She actually yapped about it in a podium. She was proud because she started to death half a million Iraqi kids. And we weren't at war with them. We weren't shooting at them. This was during that peaceful, warm, fuzzy period when we were busy screwing the people. everybody understand that so it's like when you hear these double-level by that well i'll take my chances i'm still come by one i will take my chances with an armed america as opposed to a disarm slave state uh... off with the other color on thank you sir are you folks have a great day that you need uh... those stores based on the health of the people i'm serious i was the first concern with this and it would have been you'd have something the park in your yard on fact is that we have a call you might still have something the park in your yard I don't have your number. You can take it down to the gas station for us and fill the tanks. How's that sound? That's a quarter mile up the road. Yeah, that'd be perfect. And then it'd be looking like Red Dawn. Ting, ting, ting, ting. I bought tank gasoline. Thank you, sir. Take care. We got another call, we're really patient. Callers over there on the other side of the country. Opposite end of the nation, by the way, Maine to Oregon. Go ahead. We're getting nice brain every time you're in French, man. they come with an argument that comes out is, well background checks do not do bad practices, they do not be infringed. Well, like I said, locally is the only place where I count on the vote having an effect, and I think everybody pretty well is on that track, and even there, if you dive old machine, you're probably dead even locally. We, well, an example, Hautari, when they came out, okay, we had paper ballots, depending on which part of the county you're in, someplace, technologies. Mike Meets came out from the Hautari New Year's imprisonment, illegitimately based on, I have the paperwork as it pointed out, you've been That's a natural fact. I understand that, but the point is that what happened is when Mike came out, he got a member of the guys, they had propaganda, everybody says, well that propaganda, they ruined you and this and that and the other. Mike came out, he ran for a constable for the township and won, hands down, unanimous. But that point is local. Understand that. My point is, those people, here's the thing, even the ones who didn't have a clue, all helped us to get something done. Local tactical battlefield is the only place where you're... Let's go back, hold on, before we go any farther, one other thing I want to touch on though. You're absolutely right. We have 4,000, 5,000 infringements. We've pointed this out on the air that the Republicans don't seem to know how to... They don't know how to be political. I mean, they aren't political. But they don't know how to fight. They always seem to tell you how they're going to fight, how they're going to tell you almost like it's going to be a physical fight. And then when they get the job, they do anything because they're in the synagogue. Now, what's fascinating is the division going on right now, as we pointed out, with Missouri. I don't know if... because this is just like the Civil War. The Lodge in the North managed to made the North. The Lodge in the South made the South, okay? But right now in Missouri, the one interesting thing is they've passed, they're trying to pass a law at the state level. It's actually gone through and won in the Senate. It was almost unanimous. They only had like four negative votes. The infringements are illegitimate and that you will be charged and make no mistake about it, none of it, none of it is legitimate. That's how you fight, if you're gonna fight any political battle to begin with. I'll take you to your own argument that I agree with. You've yes taken... The legitimate Congress. It wasn't even part of the legitimate Congress, they did not. Now, real quick here though, here's the thing I want to remind everybody, and this is my argument on this. A lot of people that are not even close to speed, but you can get them pissed off the right way. Acromotion. Every place where you can create this conflict, your enemy is one way or another. Even if they blindly don't know, or they walk up later by the lodge and the grand poobah says, the guy is the Chief Mason in Washington said, we're not going to do this, or you went a little too far. going the ideas for a fire to make right now poor gasoline on anything you know i think we have a war is always a battle for independence left now is from right now this country standing on of the country unaccountable to anybody but the mission of a of the corporation arguments are just the and every time there's an argument about it if you can argue that they've come up with these and you have to challenge them because first of all their lives number one day they're so hearing from their mouth but they but again there's certain people that they do this it was not like they're doing this by accident because it just arbitrarily became part of the society's suicidal structure these creatures that their mission people say well those newscasters don't know really they're watching the machine and they even see that they see the way that they altered the fiction before you ever hear that here it come from their mouth or on the screen behind them they know exactly what's They choose to be the prostitutes' mouthpiece for the rest of these characters who are the belligerents against us. Well, I kind of disagree with you on that because you look at a lot of these newscasters and you look at who they're related to and there's an ambassador, there's an ambassador. This is just the way I know. I just said, you're not disagreeing with me. You're not disagreeing with me. That's what I just said. Oh, well, I agree with you. They are. They are. They know full well what they're doing. They're not ignorant of it. They're horrible. Even if they were somebody they brought in that wasn't a ring knocker, they are up to speed so fast, unless they're complete and they aren't hired for being an idiot. It immediately becomes apparent that remember where your bread is buttered and shut up. Because they see it and they see how things are altered before all of us do. They get to see the first person editing. In fact, remember that they even saw it where they'll be coming right up to the wire and All of a sudden, you know, you're ready with this, did you prep it? Remember you got a cue to the liar we got that's out there in the field when you tell him to talk? Whoa, wait a minute, wait a minute, story change, story change. Well, pay attention to your scroll. Take a look at your read with this. The boss has just changed and the focus is gonna be this. And that instantaneously. They go into Norman Coordinate, they go into Freeze, eyeball, straightforward, but, and sometimes even Flair. If you pay attention, that means somebody's shouting in their ear. article this for the state through the state appropriated into the main well it is on us the flight is the state the state rights issue something i got into this this is one of the things that uh... walk if you've taken along you've broken it as you go thinking that going back to the state of making a make any difference you know part of the political was if it was the drop place for the drops of oil or hit the california california can't be fixed if new york city can't be fixed where the oil hit everything else is the smear You know, three drops of oil will destroy 10,000 gallons of water, people. Three drops of oil will destroy the potability of 1,000 gallons of oil. That's what happened to the political processes and the governmental processes of the United States. No governmental processes. But still, no, I mean, okay, but most people are not going to, I understand we need to educate you on that, but she still comes down to, it's still a political and governmental process. Eventually what they're trying to do is get us back to the monarchical political government process. calling it a corporation is a temporary. And another thing real quick on that, like what you're talking about, Blackwater, people go, well that, mercenaries, we've never seen that. Guys, the British Empire ran on mercenaries. Of course they did. That's where everybody doesn't understand. You know, the crown paid, okay, crown, not the parliament, okay. there's a whole infrastructure for the officers corps you're getting a little bit of a cuz people all look i know something you don't so they do the history channel things now where they're talking about what what they believe in karasan what's going on commission in the british military how many of you know that you wanted you didn't you know this is why all you were in here although when you were in the military the it was like cavalry was like uh... uh... of, oh my God, you went to the cavalry? Everybody goes, well, the cavalry's cool and you got a horse. Yeah, and you got to pay for the upkeep of the horse. And we say pay, there was a whole mercenary infrastructure, instruction and purchasing of your post and the maintenance, if that could be your horse. But you know, the crown still pays you, you know, charge you for maintenance. Everything was phased. Everything was, it's just like we're seeing right now. Only think of it to the nth degree, where all the rest of the charade with these corporate clusters are gone. and only a handful of people, literally a handful like Five Fingers, are the ones getting all the benefits. And they have their lackeys and minions, and they have their dukes and duchesses, and they are, by the way, commissioned. How do you think one of the Creole... You see this in movies. Hi, I'm Freddius Migglab, and Bob here did a good job of killing Joe for me today, and now we've got Joe's place. And I'm going to give him Bobby's and Fred's and Bill's property and reward for it. will be a mission of mine and become a will give him a commission of other too and that's what you have in this country of a corporate aristocracy by definition of the rewriting of the repeat language women the old common law you know you used the common that the common common law means what it means common definitions common understand need with anymore because they're what they're doing is what we're doing hanging in the breeze anything but what else is they say go ahead three thousand dollars a month for the rest of the home they get to return why you know if if i We all know what's really going on here. And all the rest, if you're going to have, here's why they're doing this. Really don't care about those four, but they've got 5,000 other mercenaries. No matter what wicked deed they do. And the one that got shot, I mean, my goodness, and then you get a retired 40, 40 feet out. I mean, how do you get in their home and here? And the thing is, they're going to get a squeeze on them, but out the door, they go. Well, they'll get that $43,000. commission they'll move to another district in another state and they'll be killing people next week. You get a management job and be telling people to kill. Remember that's what happens. They'll be telling the other people to kill that they can count on to kill. Here's the thing, the real issue behind that is that mercenary force because what they're doing is sending a signal to them that don't worry we'll cover your... And it is complete mercenary force. There's no elected judge. Especially in the federal chamber. I mean it's a welding the ultimate nation. I mean in an act of treason, an amendment was You could not do any kind of bill of rights. I was working for the men that wanted to go. We either go to our knees and we be slaves and we stand up and we be men and we run this corporate air stock. We see out of this country. Years ago in the 90s for people it's tough some of what we're because we're bounced around a little tall integrated all of this and all of what we're talking about here is integrated into what are you going to do when you win? See I've argued that this is the dangerous part is the bad enough and it will be the early parts dangerous the middle part the end of it's very dangerous and you wonder why. Because whoever they've gotten infiltrated into your ranks and you're winning, then they'll start killing people so they can try to save as much of racket as they can to plug it back in so they can start the process of taking you over again. Okay? Which is okay. We now know that yeah we probably have to tweak several instruments. We'll not. In perpetuum is another thing that needs to be attached forever. You will not in any way shape or form be participant in any level of You're down to bomb the other and cause. 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Go through PayPal at www.microeffect.com or you can snail mail us at PO Box 164, Kami'i, Idaho 83536. And if you'll join us, we'll join you. Keep going here. You know, I get a little upset. I have to confess. You know, we start discussing things that I don't know. I feel this is a waste of time anymore, and you know the Constitution Bill of Rights, you know, or common law and blah blah blah because We're asking our enemy to honor the paperwork that you know have been Drawn up for them rules regulations and that's not what's going to take place. We already know it What we should be discussing is how we're going to address it. And in the middle of all that, you know, like I was talking about yesterday, realizing where you are, who you're talking to, what's being said, you know, how it's being applied, and this illusion. Well, you know, interesting, this is the 4th of April. Everybody's something that actually we're going to start talking about every day, we're going to include this. What's happening on the 4th of April in 1775 in Massachusetts? What was the day like today? I mean, we just got a call from Maine and they got basically the same weather we have. They just got a touch of snow like we did. The cold was running a little late that year, the end of a little bit of an ice age. So on April 4th, what were people doing across the countryside in the 13 colonies? They don't know it. 15 days from now, the people themselves deployed government agents. Not just a little, who gave them permission. Now anybody, when people are telling me, we've got to do this and get all the way, we're going to have to vote. Get that out of your mind. We heard the vote is going to be with a trigger when the time comes. Now here's the one thing I will point out, one of the reasons they attacked Concord. Not everybody was on the same page and some people were barely up to speed on. I won't say that. Everybody understood common law. Everybody understood what the common law was. They also knew that the Crown was coming in with Admiralty law, the hated Admiralty court, and they were raping the people. In fact, the nail in the coffin for the Brits, well, you know, mouthy bugger don't like him but because we know that you know that he nobody in the in the colonies would find him guilty we're gonna ship him somewhere else on the planet we're gonna take him to the caribou we're gonna take him back to England and then we're gonna try him over there where we can have our lackeys and flunkies in the jury box that's basically where we are with what's going on because who is who gets put into a federal varies because the country this country is much bigger now But key courts are absolutely hammer-strung. I mean, they're hammered down with only the ring knockers, the hyper liberals, the enemies of America are allowed, allowed into the jury box to make sure that if they do have a jury situation, they get what they want. That's no different from what they were facing on April 4th, 1775. Now the discussion was, well, what do we want out of this? This is what I've said over and over again. First Continental Congress, well, actually technically the third, talk about all the other meetings that took place. At Lexington and Concord only, what, three weeks ago? At Concord, not Lexington, the Continental Congress basically had met before the conversation was, well, we gotta, and what did everybody keep doing? Same thing you're hearing now. Well, we need to petition the Crown and the Fairfax Resolves and the Suffolk Resolves and the Camden Resolves. Everybody was doing this. They were going through the motions of the existing mechanism. Was it doing them? Not a whole lot. In fact, every time that the Crown saw that people wanted to come to the table to talk, the Crown thought that they could become more audacious. Does that sound familiar? Do you see what's going on in this country right now? Before January 1st, let's point something out. The Republarats were playing their faith game. We're against the, you know, gun bills, blah, blah, blah. January, they were, the face mask comes off, the lies are all, you know, the fakery's all done. The Republarats are the ones who have introduced the... That is a declaration. I'll agree to it. No, it's happening. If you read what's going on in New Zealand, they're not trying to... But in New Zealand, everybody's saying the same thing I am right now. We're all in the know. Everybody knows if they get the guns, it'll be Australia and England all over again. So they get to choose the fate of their country and they'd be better off shooting the government and killing it. If you don't do that and bite the bullet in case a little bit of hurt or even a lot of hurt now, they're murdered later. They will be sitting in their homes afraid because what did they do in Australia? You know guys when they took the guns away does anybody remember we covered this week by week month by month year by year when they took the guns away what did the people do? You can't use a gun to defend yourself in your home. You know that is true in England or in in Australia. So you know what people started doing to the bench they cut a piece of they cut a piece of steel about six inches long or 24 inches long and they and they made their own swords and they were making battle axes like it's the stinking middle ages and you know what the government did when people started doing that you can't defend your home with a sword or a battle axe in fact you can't even have that now we're not talking a weapon of mass destruction we're talking about if you're these people are people and they know this is what the leftist the monarchist the corporates are all scared of what we're talking about right now if a person is willing to build a sword they're willing to get in close and you to death. And that's a person who has decided one way or another, my life worth something. I want. These panty ways left us, these lot buddies, these synagogue doors, and all the rest of those pieces of trash. It's an enemy. That's what this whole thing is about is the boiling frog push you this many times. We wage war. On April 4th, the Congress had already left. I'm pretty sure I'd have to double check the date again. the members of the congress, some were still lingering around and there was still activity going on. A couple of the founding fathers, by the way, were actually out of Boston and were going to be in the next, what, 14 days, were going to be in Concord. In Lexington, there was a traveled road. They were going to be in Concord and they realized the British were marching and everybody figured, oh, they're coming out to grab us. Well, actually that really was part of the list of things to do. If they had caught any of the men of the Sons of Liberty on the ground that were on the list to hang them or execute them by band head or rifle if they were to catch them, they had a death writ already on them. Talking about the idea, we need to protect ourselves from the crown. So if everybody goes, oh, we never seen anything like this, yes, we have. On April 4th, you know what was going on this morning? He was checking the stable. You know, Joe's a truck man, so what would you be doing back today? Probably be, in fact, they had semi-trucks back then. Ox, okay, had teams of Oxen, and eight. Might be going out checking the Ox, you know, checking the hooves, making sure they got some fuel, get that diesel fuel into that cow. Another batch of iron ore maybe for a foundry down the road, the other side of the county. He's going to take a trip, it's going to take him all day to go across half the county. Come back home, he's going to have dinner ready. He's got to disembark all the Oxen. Very dull. Everyday life was going on right now on April 4th 1775 Everybody seems to think is like this theater thing where all of a sudden everything stopped and and nobody was just everything that in order for life to continue everything that you do today You have to be done tomorrow the next day some things you'll exclude because they're now not important life was going on on April 4th just the everyday business But in addition that where these pimple events or these activities that were escalating and creating pressure on the people, fear on the part of the people. People do not like to live in ten-amount, nonstop, constant fear. Nobody does. I don't care who the hell you are. But that's what they're impressing on you. This wall thing. When we started off at the beginning of this program, like I said, I'm not impressed. I know first of all that foreigners build a wall. The Israelis are going to get the money. We're going to get cheap. But we don't need that. We've got, we need a secure fence for the time being. We need manpower down on the border. That's a foreign mercenary, not some Israeli whore running the slave goyim. I don't want to hear that. Better be an American, not a homeland security. The border patrol is legitimate. We have always had borders going back to the creation of this country. You don't think so? You need to read more. The Coast Guard is not a military arm, commerce and security arm of the people for protecting the borders and coasts of the United States. It is not one of the four military branches of government. pressed into service in time of war, but its first mission is security and protection of the coastlines of the United States. No one else. Not Vietnam, not Saudi Arabia, piss on that crap. We got Coast Guard over there, they have no business being there. But we're not going to be having any much say in that because we know we've been betrayed. So now we're back to what do we like to accept? What do we do? We got things to take care of. What form of government do you want? Now if you take it seriously, it means you have to fight for that form of government to keep it. But it also means you have to be, you should be minimalist. Let's set some parameters here. We have a government that is so far beyond anything that we need. It's purely self-serving now. But this is the other reason we've come to a head at the point where we need a war for independence. Self-serving bureaucracy, it produces nothing, it takes everything, and its only solution is to do what? Hey Joe, they just told us that we're like short couples trillion dollars. Joe, what are they going to do? They're going to crank up a factory? Does the government of a factory they're going to crank up, guys? What are they going to do, Joe? What's the only thing government can do if they want more money? Print it. And then do what to us? Charge the story. What is the solution? Let's ask everybody something here that the writing is on the wall. The sewer pipe on the edge of bankruptcy, cesspool slash communist, you know, communist pod, is right now in bankruptcy and dragging. Each one of these places I'm mentioning is dragging down the of their state. If you take New York City off of the map or make New York City a city state, the rest of New York is well above water. You don't think so? Go do the math. Illinois, where you have Chicago, what's dragging down the rest of Illinois? The bottom of Illinois can't afford to mow the grass along the highways because all the dollars that would have been spent for making, you know, maintaining what they do have all goes to the toilet up there. of Chicago, run by hyper liberals who will give everything away for power for California. There are only one or two pods. They're bigger because it's a little bigger state, but you've got suck Rometto, then you've got Faggityville, San Fagsisco, San Diego. That's it. All right, let's not forget the LA, Superpipe Central, hyper leftist, Cisco, hyper hyper leftist, Sacramento, manipulated by the three larger pods. San Diego used to be the lesser of the problems. But it's pretty well toe in the line and it's not occupied territory too. But you peel those off, those three off. This is a state which by the way wants to peel itself off. We're now hearing this. You've seen it in the news. Everybody has seen one comment or another where people are like, buggers are not worth having with us. Okay, we don't want to shoot you. We want to leave you. You can't do that. Listen, we want a peaceful, so little crazy town. You've all gravitated to your little suck points, your little pimples. We're gonna peel you off and carve you. You can't do that, we'll kill you. I want to do this peacefully. We want to separate from you. We are not of like kind. We have nothing else. I will kill you if you try that. You see how this is gone? We are not. There's nothing we have in common. There is no coming to the table with these creatures. You want to sit down with a pedophile? Well, you know, some pedophiles are what? Nicer than others. But they keep looking at your children over there in the other room rather than talking across the table at you. In fact, their focus just keeps turning and there's drivel coming down the side of the line. Let's look at it like this. Let's put it in perspective. Let's say, you are now, the American people, me and you, the American people are now playing a role in the movie called Braveheart. That's what's going on. You are now officially playing a role in a movie Yet to be made in the future. They'll call it history. So as long as you realize that, you should be addressing things accordingly from a mental aspect. You are now playing a role now, you know, where the romance soldiers come in and then everybody meets on the battlefield. You know, as Mark pointed out, Now I think everybody has this panoramic Hollywood view of what a civil war might end up looking like. But the point being is, everybody involved in that war, any war that ever existed, that ever took place, you'll have to notice, even on occasion, even Hollywood will show you there's a lady working at the bakery selling bread to somebody. And the war is going on right out in front of her. Sometimes both sides. Yeah. Yeah, life does have to go on. And you know what? Food is a key part of that. Right now they're starving the Yemenese people to death. Their children look like a bag of leather over a bag of bones. Your government is doing that right now. Pretty with the Israelis to do that to the Yemenese people. So you don't know how many they starve to death right now. I had a million times. Food and ammo or weapons. If you have some sort of illusion growing or mindset, Hollywood mindset, I think you're going to be gravely disappointed or confused as to what may or may not take place in the not so distant future of this country and what role you might play in that movie. Because it's not a Hollywood production. It's going to be a real life scenario. And again, we're still going to have to plant the wheat. You're still going to have to turn a wrench. You're still... See, that's the part that everybody seems to... And it's like even the battles. Every day, from the beginning of what will be on April 19th, 15 days from now, every day until the end of the war of 1783, even after Yorktown, they tried to make it sound like these battles, all that ended everything. No, it didn't. Every day, up until the final succession of hostilities, somebody was fighting on this soil. for that whole eight years. The Navy came along the coast, the British Navy, said it a million times, guys, we had all kinds of artillery. That story about Washington not having guns, we had guns, but the guns had to be, they couldn't move from where they were. You know, some of the states had 8,000 to 10,000 artillery pieces in their respective colonies. Inside of a channel, Mark's got a battery on the other of three or four guns. You know, the people paid for them, we saved up money, they put the money and bought the cannon before the war. British Navy came in. War against a small group of ships usually wasn't a whole stinkin' fleet. It was, they sent one or two ships here, they'd send a couple there. It's like any other bad warfare, war situation. Smaller unit operations. History about that. These gun crews fought tooth and nail and won. But they don't tell you about that. These were all militia. These were all people where the community bought the weapons, the community built the sites, they knew it was coming. They couldn't give the stuff away because they still had what they needed to protect the community. You know, that's what I said. Read more. Read more. And you gotta go out and find the books. You're gonna have to go to used bookstores. You're gonna have to watch, because the libraries are useless. Useless. Piled. All with political and the more. Now the words even have to be completely changed, because if any way is queer, it doesn't like what it is that's been said. You're gonna find this, is you're gonna have to become a librarian. study to a degree. Even when waging war, I've said you have to read, you need to study. One of the best tools you have right now for you people to get ready for what's going on, YouTube. Why? People love to show you how their junk works. And you know what's cool? Like I said, you want to drive a striker? Go over to YouTube. You want to know how to start it up? Go to YouTube. What have I been posting on the social media? Want to know how to start a bell? Want to know how to start a Huey? We've got those. We have those. We do. The militia. We have those. We've built the One piece at a time, like old Johnny Cash said, put a part here. We have all kinds of stuff that's gonna be coming out of the locker the moment the switch is hit. You can participate, you can do it. You want a hobby? Go get a hobby, you're getting ready for this thing. Best thing you can do. And again, plant a garden, plant a garden, plant a garden. Well, that's not very exciting. They don't make movies about planting gardens. And he dynamically jumped over to the other row and he holed the weeds out of the radishes. Oh, it was so exciting there were tracers flying in it. No, it's really dull. But you know what? When you sit down with a table and your belly's at least not grumbling, it makes for a very effective and useful tool for your brain to continue to function and think properly. Starvation creates problems with that too, I might point out. Guys, we need everything and anything you can do. First of all, help us out here. We'll keep talking about stuff like this. Maybe we're entertaining. Hopefully we're making the brain juices. Well, that's really what this is all about. 208-935-0094. We need your help today. We wouldn't be asking them. We have to do it this way because Joe's got to keep the lights on. We've got technology needs to be moved into the office there. In addition, you can go to themicroeffect.com and then go to the donate keys. The number of things you can do, please. Get a micro effect cut. Makes a statement. Way to help us out. God bless our Republic. Death to world orders. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're on the march. Night and day. On April 19th, they were on the run all the way back to Boston, but don't make a mistake about it. They weren't beat right away. You know, they unlimited their artillery three times and shot at the general population in the villages they went through to try and teach you all a lesson. They even bragged about that. They could have. They'd have had. They'd have rubbed their wing in your face and they'd have taken over. They thought they could call us. They're thinking the same way right now. They haven't met America yet. Joe, thank you, sir, for being here. I appreciate you having the time. Now you can feel that squeaky clean sensation like none other with Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash. Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash is a unique natural formula not found in any other oral care products. With a gentle combination of zinc, folic acid, myrrh and clove oil, Vitamer effectively whitens teeth, removes plaque and freshens breath and it does it naturally without any harmful chemicals. 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The times of the year in Yuma, Arizona supply the lion's share of avocados to the whole United States. Now it's the seasonal thing. I find odd the, you know, you've all heard the somebody trying to make the comparison and saying, oh, you're talking apples and oranges. Well, I don't know if this is a apples and tennis rackets or maybe it's an avocados versus human beings. Many avocados is worth a human. So you're going to sit here and because you might be deprived of an avocado or some wakamole dip and you're going to sacrifice, you know, how many, what, what bodies are in the balance scales too? to talk about the illegals, drinking and driving, killing people. That's a dismemberment from gangs, 30 some thousand illegals that were released under the Obama administration and they went out to 21 people and counting. That was years ago when those numbers came out. Actually tell me that you're willing to leave the border open so you can have some potatoes and totally disregard what's going on on the border. with the mayhem and that's just people that are killed. How many people are named for life from being in a car accident from, or is that one that happened a whole year or so ago? The rollover accident on I-10 and the highway patrol officer was laying out the track phones from this one lane. I comes out of the ditch and shoots the DPS officer in the shoulder and then a passerby just happened to be there and stopped and the guys were struggling or whatever was going on. So he ran back to his car and retrieved the DPS officer. If it was okay to shoot, I guess he hit the guy in the shoulder and that knocked him down. And there was kind of a, somebody said that he went and got a first aid kit. Then somebody else says, no, it was another passerby that got the first aid kit, but charging back up off of the side of the road and than the shot him first, he used to be a federalist. And him and his wife, girlfriend, they were over in the west side of town, they were dealing drugs out of the apartment and had gotten kicked out of that. One of those little pieces of the story here, a little piece of the story there. What about, you know, kidnapping? It's not to even mention that with the avocados, human beings had created man both man and female. some people have an issue with the word human. So anyway, sometimes try to use the words by most people of rights, have an amendment that kind of implies that there's something already and then you want to amend it, you want to change it to somebody of the concept of speech and the free keep and bear arms and ordering troops, and seizure and etc. Technically, how can you amend something that didn't exist the first place. So they did these are articles on Amendment 1 or a second. Bob Miner, his telephone number is 701-6551-2365. I'm not going to go through all 10 seconds. You got it. You've got it. You've heard it for since last January, or the evening Intel. Maybe we can hear 19th nervous breakdown today. So there seems to be, there was something about him checking into a New York hospital. That was kind of interesting, I guess, you know, when we want to sit here and talk about socialized medicine. You know, if he's from England, why doesn't he have his heart surgery over in England if they've got such... The Canadians want to come to the United States to have their civilization treatment. They want to... Mick Jagger wants to come here, so that might tell you of about somebody that's got enough money can basically go wherever he wants to go to get treated. But I guess if we're so horrible and... Let me see something. I think she's coming out to runs east and west out of Casa Grande terminates in San Antonio. Initially that would be out in Arizona driving down I-8 and it's like, oh, on the left side of the road is the right side of the road is El Muy so that but now I think they said it was actually in kind of a no man's land nothingness and you know the only way you know that you're crossing over is when you go across a bridge from the Colorado River. yesterday afternoon on the intelligence report, Mark Grotto. There's times, how would I say that? What to do or what they want? And well, we're gonna this and we're gonna that. And you could tell you right way and the wrong way and some other way, but give the information out here. Mark gives the information out. A lot of this is confused with something about the tech going to issue orders to use lead and oh boy, here we go again, all across all the border states on some pieces of use quote-unquote legal force or because it's already in state law of when you've been used legal force and so I kind of understand where the caller was be that there's quite a few people that once again they're that first last and the only thought process or your most remind is your primary weapon clean water to drink keep your mind properly hydrated and boot times when situations and you want to do your tech duty, my apple pie and some things can get in the, let's see, I had one other deals that I wanted to attend to parts of about Ivy trying to do that on a one hour broadcast on Liberty Tree radio on Monday mornings, dozen of the year, the Southwest border. I don't know where we're going to get to today. It's kind of in the mid 80s. We've been knocking on the door of the 90s, so not too bad. One day it was kind of here, so anyway, anyway, our block of insurance. And again, logical operations be conducted. They need to be included in the planning process, and it's all the way from your pre-deployment to deployment to deployment, SDE4, that there's a, of that message, not a just a one and done kind of a thing, put up posters, put up flyers, and the Mountain Face Face meetings into local nationwide ones, what your message was in your posters and flyers. That in our by Edward Lansdale, Robert Thompson, David Galula, Surgeon campaigns, all the importance of MIS and support opera or sometimes it's referred to as EPM, the CyWar, CyOps and MISO, EPM. to be confused with parts one lesson reinforces the other. So if the people get up in the morning and you've gone through a neighborhood down in south Texas along from El Paso all the way down to Bryan College Station and had a sense to develop what your audience and your target audience analysis and your target audience analysis worksheet and develop what the need of of what your target audience is, whether it's for adults or what would be the best people, whether it's a flyer in the morning, afternoon, and then that reinforces the lesson that was in the flyer. Heard of about the oversaturation of that message, pointing out that there does become a duration point on the effectiveness that's kinda gotta be a right balance, is like water. No water, you're gonna die. In too much water, you're gonna die. But there's just the right balance sustaining for your message. Your well-being, mental clarity. So the other day I come down radio, Slimball was on there and somebody had called in, I think it might have been Monday or August, everybody's yammering on about the Mueller report that. And now it's been in the Steele dossier and illusion of that, that, that, that. And so then, on the information that he's been talking to his friends in it was falling from. People are hearing about this and it's important because if you keep a message then in people's front of their memory and they kind of went back and forth a little bit in the discussion not an argument type of a presentation on that and then towards the end of it rush kind of they could be talked about but you know we'll revisit it being that I hadn't heard the broadcast. I don't know how long he had devoted the time to that. But then the next caller, they agree with the previous caller and then there was another caller, basically said, I had the previous two callers that were tired of hearing about this right up to the time of the end of the broadcast. Rush said something along the lines of, well, you know, I'll reevaluate this. You know how they have like two minutes before the end of the broadcast. and then he said something about he's going to take it into consideration because of the over of your message because it does come to a point where people don't want to hear about it no more and they're just going to turn it off. Now I'll agree that there's different ideas together and it's like as to where locking with the other bricks In a way you can't talk about the Mueller report without talking about the steel dossier and a fusion GPS and order is can't owe that stroke whatever his name is and Lisa pay married to who and one of the wife were for fusion GPS and to a great big point is is now that it's a different face so we don't have to hammer on a lots of the wearers in the wins and the FISA warrants and the lying to the judges. And now all of a sudden now they're turning around and going, oh, but this and oh, remember that, but talking about the same. Well, but these are the people that have been I fight and you know, yeah, yeah, yeah. Chief even repetition action is supreme. We got to do something and talk about yammering and rambling on and the message and having the message. And then after you've developed what your target audience is, target audience analysis, then you have a try at to try to reach the people and then the people. Quite a bit of things and how many avocados a human being is worth. The media wants to be talking about avocados and shutting down the border but many places do they ever sit here and say give it the daily death of how many Americans have been killed, obviously injured in cars as the illegal And this is the time that he's been deported beside him here have a couple of them I see were about four minutes till the bottom Obviously those people have been listening to your mind is your primer. That's not a standard the wrong way in the long way Might be a word we started this broadcast Because the news media wasn't talking about caravans and the border and sometimes it was one of them yawn issues But no here we go again like gonna tell us what's going on on the border. Now all of a sudden I notice that everybody wants to talk about what's going on on the border, but that's good. Then I try to always look at the nobody's listening and what the use will of course every once in a while because we all like to be told we've done a good job. But anyway, news item, a borderlandb.com 2019 declares war after kidnapping of Chewy A placement of a Norco month on Benitez Buliton on Friday, March 22, the message said in its entirety, Tijuana declares war on the sisters, La Rana and El Aquiles, for the kidnapping of Chewie La Prava's son. We do not want kidnappers dearly and gee. That's the Cartel Pia Juana Nueva Generación, CJ, NG, the White Room with Black Curtain, Breen, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Cruz. We'll be right back. I'm going to work. you can feel that squeaky clean sensation like none other with Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash. Vitamer toothpaste and mouthwash is a unique natural formula not found in any other oral care products. 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It's about 831, 832 ish a.m. Arizona covered over some of the admin things and of about how many human beings are worth avocados. The idea of this argument about if the border gets shut down, then we're not going to have avocados. here in the United States of how many people die each year because of illegal aliens and mention all the people that overdose and all that aspect. I can please help and I thank you for your support of the micro effect. Everybody keeps chipping in and looking at it and hopefully it keeps the lights on and the bandwidth connections and all that stuff. news item that cover a couple of these. I'm not going to dwell too long on it. I got must have 15 or 20 of them here. Notice that the of not the travel, what would be the word option? It's another one of those. The words to talk about avocados Tom 24 March 2019. Tom Olympus that pumps war Northeast continues to attack and advance in the area and Tom Olympus, which is controlled by the Gulf port. It is rumored that CJNG is financing the CDN Advancement and Warring. This is something I wrote about and predicted a year ago. This is also their MO. Entering agreements or limited alliances to achieve a goal, adding ties and turning on those who ally. This would be a tremendous achievement for the cartel having good control on both coasts with the star Nuevo on the Gulf or the east side of Mexico. to me that they are states then on the leap is especially is on the front and Vera Cruz I am wrong let's say by the offer let's see shortly after 11 o'clock last night and approximately until 6 o'clock today there was a fierce confrontation in the town of Lowe's several streets of the city ordered in the main access to the town were placed heavy units on the highway to avoid the authorities from of the town of Lois could not sleep last night and had to lie on the floor for hours even until dawn due to the burst of bullets. Being to be endless as loud detonations were heard, the buzz of projectiles that were shot came from different directions. Authorities moved to carry out the investigation of units and possible bodies killed by both sides of rival groups. Groupbeat.com, 24 March 2019, CDG. leaves Manta and executed two youth in Juarez, Nueva Leon. The bodies of two men were found executed with the so-called coup de gras on the side of Boulevard Miguel de la Madrid. The polity of Guadalupe, the now deceased, had been involved in the attack that took the life of an element of agency for investigations. General of the state informed that an anonymous fall was received, which warned about the presence of two chiefs of Guadalupe, the scene of the event, permed the findings. The victims were at the height of kilometer 7.5, after mentioned Boulevard at the height of Neo-Mendte, over slash newsroom. CBP officers seized $3.1 million worth of hard drugs. This is 25 March 2019, Dateline Tucson, Arizona, US custom border check office of field operations officers at the port of Nogales seized nearly 187 pounds of heroin. cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl over the weekend from three separate drug seizures. CBP officers at the Miracle Crossing referred three Nogales Sonora Mexican women, ages 27, 38, and 25 years old, for further inspection of their Volkswagen sedan when they attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico Friday evening, following an alert by a CBP narcotics detection campaign, K9, CPP officers seized more than 91 pounds of heroin worth nearly $2.5 million, which had been hidden in the vehicle's floor. They also seized just over three pounds of fentanyl, $4,000, nearly 17 pounds of cocaine, $383,000, and 16 pounds of bad hair treat crossing. We, for additional inspection, a 36-year-old Nogales, Arizona resident attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico which led to the discovery of two packages of drugs, $50 and that meant seven edges, a couple more zeros, I don't know. And the other was one half pound of meth, $1,500. There's at the dentist, Econcini crossing referred 22 year old, called Borka Sonora, Mexico, man for further inspection of his Mazda SUV. While searching the vehicle, they lived, painted several packages of drugs within the spare tire well, as well as with packages contained 39 pounds of meth for deceased drugs in the vehicle and that would be a .com Monday, 25 March 2019, pomelipas between Methrose and Scorpione CDG in a securricular, I guess that means more than one securricular, from the factions of the Los Methros clashed with members of the Los and Scorpione's from the Gulf cartel in a breach near this border. Over all hit been killed in the brutal confrontation the Attorney General of Pama Lipas was not issued has not issued official information about it as it is done in the previous cases registered in Reannosa, Metamoros, Rio Bravo and Miguel, Alabama. Through social network the citizens of the border warned about the between the members of the different factions of the Gulf of Orcal and that threatened to spread to the city. The rotation between Metros and Escorpions, this led by Alfredo Cardenon, nephew of Oseo Cardenas, who arrested to seek control of the CDG in the plaza. The shooting was recorded in, as this place, this place, the assassins, manned, stolen vehicles, and were dressed in blown uniforms of the Second National Defense. massive Central American groups becoming daily occurrence for already busy order area. 25 March 2019 Tucson Arizona agents assigned to the Ajo station and nearly four persons and Central American families after they illegally had country west of Lukeville over the weekend totaling 216 illegal aliens was encountered early Saturday morning after they illegally ended the country. agents operating mobile surveillance technologies spotted a group spread out along a desolate road that parallels the international composed of mostly family units from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. There were dozens of other large groups arrested in the area over the past few months. In the morning, agents encountered a large group totaling 179 persons, much like the first composed of Central American family units and children. who sought agents out after entering the country illegally. And let the agents patrolling in surrounding areas were diverted to the area. The process was transported. National or criminal organizations exploit the vulnerability of foreign nationals with false promises of legal status crossings. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. When they get the drugs through, we'll get a big, these naive people get them to cross. And then they have to divert the border patrol because there's only a couple, three of them per mile. call for backup because these groups are 79 resources from that one area and then the drug mules won't spread through. It's still a category but we'll divert here slightly from our stand. KTA radio station here in the AR.com Phoenix drawing leader indicted for sale of meth and fentanyl. Ten days of him from the Arizona Attorney General's office. He was indicted last week for of methamphetamine heroin and fentanyl, the attorney general's office announced Monday. Emmanuel Romero Hernandez was indicted for two counts of transportation of a narcotic drug for sale and one count each of conspiracy people of a criminal enterprise, sale or transfer of the narcotic drug possession of a narcotic drug for sale, and transportation of dangerous drugs for sale, according to the press release. Fourteenth after three months was investigation conducted by the Tempe Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration. According to the release, Hernandez Ring was responsible for distributing thousands of fentanyl, meth, and heroin around the Phoenix metro area. 26,000 pills containing fentanyl, 20 amphetamine, was something of connect in some other drug, or real Indiana, or some other drug, or something. I once monitored the news, and they said something about health choppos, signed some manufacturing. for the El Chapo clothing line is most likely going to come 26 March 2019 El Chapo trial. Defense files motion for a new trial based on jury misconduct. Comment from defense quote, we believe that jurors misconduct deprived Joaquin of a character in which the defense was extremely restricted to begin with indicating his rights in a new trial before a jury that will abide by its oath and then there's also the motion is based on the alleged jury misconduct. A juror contacted by a vice reporter a day after the verdict to volunteer that jurors had violated their oath and rejectively following and discussing the blizzard of media coverage and falsely denying it upon judicial inquiry throughout the three-month trial. A special note was Keegan had play-by-play coverage via social media attorneys and the public station if true exposed the jury to a much prejudiced, or a child to be entered into, given by the co-opness name, deemed a liar, not only by the FBI, but by himself. A sample of the allegations is that the defendant drug 13 year old girls, however if the jury was following the press, they would have been exposed to the informational. The argument for a new list followed. I go back to the fact that this had nothing to gain and much to lose coming forward. And in this case, he is including himself in the group that regularly followed the press bridge. In the case, he did criminality and conviction. It's not about him. This goes beyond that. It is about integrity. Terminology, excuse me, technology, has raced far ahead of the law, whereas a cell phone is a virtual research library. Churches have the capability to instantaneously tweet, blog, text, email, and look up acts on information during breaks at home or even in the jury room if they are allowed to keep their device. Not to mention well-meaning friends sending information via cell phones. Before the granting of a new trial, the trial judge and attorneys must have circumstances of patient and interview of the jurors. When the claimed misconduct involves improper jury research under the evidence court must determine whether the misconduct was external to juror deliberations. America from the three-point station arrested 26-year-old Mexican National near the village of Allec, Arizona for ends. During processing, Rodriguez self-admitted to be a member of the dangerous MS-13 gang. Sunday evening, agents from the Gala station arrest Gilardo Diaz Arroyo after he illegally entered the country several miles whilst the Baraposa Port subsequent record check revealed the 48-year-old Mexican National a repeat offender in Phoenix sexual assault of a minor in 1998 and custody defaced the young feet dot com six march 2019 Tijuana. One of the homicides have become endless in various areas of Tijuana. Void executions that have been committed in 85 days of this year in the city gave an average of 5.5 violent deaths days added the five that were counted between the early hours of Sunday and the morning of Monday. The first violent incident occurred after 338. The body of a man with bullets was abandoned on the Aviende de los Insurgente. On the morning of that same day, the body of a man of approximately 35 years old with traces of violence and gunfire was left on the street, the Federal Electricity Commission of the Lomas de Metamoros neighborhood. at 1.45 p.m., the finding of a body with a man of traces of violence and a wound on a neighborhood road of a margarita, the way in Margaritaville. Residential neighborhood was reported on Monday morning. Two bodies were found in various parts of the city. Various body parts were found in various. 124 violent deaths were committed. Com 26, 2019, Guerrero celebrate alongside the corpses of their rival. So in a video broadcast on social network, a group of gunmen appeared who celebrated after having killed their opponent in Guerrero. In a recording you can see several armed men and family you do not mess while recording the bodies of at least three men shot. Although it is unknown what somebody's because of what they say. But these people are, you know, posting in there somebody is to be in a criminal and then somebody will pull out a machete and cut their head off right there on social media. they don't get banned for having images. They're at dp.gov forward slash newsroom Border Patrol agent assaulted in Eagle Pass 27 March 2019. It's just the manufactured crisis. The US Border Patrol agent assigned to the Eagle Pass was assaulted during enforcement operations last Monday night. Our agents are viciously assaulted while they were diligently carrying out their sworn law enforcement duties, da da da da, the Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent, B. Chavez. An example is the threat tracking a group of suspected illegal aliens near Eagle Pass after agents apprehended one member of the group. The others ran while in the river. These individuals began to throw rocks striking one agent in the face, bruises, and did not require more treatment paid on the scene. The assault combat transnational criminal organization to report suspicious activity called the Dell I've won just keep moving along. Last one here I won't bore anymore this is the last one cbt.gov 8 March 2019 voter patrol officers arrest must mess smuggler at Fort of San Luis Tucson, Arizona, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers arrested a Mexican national for the alleged attempt to smuggle 53 pounds of methamphetamine through the port of San Luis. Officers referred a 39-year-old man for additional inspection of his Chevy SUV as attempted to enter the U.S. early Thursday. Through the CPP narcotics detection, K-9 alerted to the scent that was trained to detect coming from the A search led to the discovery of more than 50 packages that weighed more than 53 pounds and have an estimated value of more than $159,000 officers seized the drugs and the vehicle while the subject was arrested and turned over to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security investigation. Well, got the music coming in here. You're tuned in to the micro effect and asked that you please help support the micro effect. So you can hear more of my boring, this is what's going on on the order because what's more important, avocados or criminalists and investigation. We'll be right back. carries the leading brands, of storeable food from New Mana, Legacy and Heaven's Harvest, Patriot Prepared. Our name says it all. 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We'll talk about our admin aspect of it about the what we were going to discuss and going on down on the border area about people talking about obsession with avocados and sealing the border. Bob Miner's telephone number of today's broadcast a bit of supposed to talk about going on and spilling the border here in the United States asking the question of why aren't we hearing that. We're going to slightly divert here, fill up in the air if we'll pump any PSYOP today. Maybe we'll come on with that or PPM lesson. tomorrow or maybe that's the beauty of it that I can do a couple other subjects to do about leadership or planning or intelligence preparation of the battlefield, the medical, the two articles. But usually for the change in want to wait for the summer to come along to say well these are some of the things that you might want to consider. It's an idea to start thinking about these things and planning ahead of time, especially for those of you that may be coming from not so much extreme climate as it is on the Southwest border and the possibilities of what you might encounter here, some of the extreme desolate green. We'll talk a little bit about IV therapy and not only the fluid, but the differences in the and the sodium electrolytes and acid base adjustments and things like that. Now sometimes when I go into these things, I throw out a word and I'll define it, but the deal in it'll, and I ain't making no sense out of this thing at all, and the grain kicks off because your eyes have blazed over. Maybe make some note of the member's life is what we're trying to talk about it. Because sometimes, you know, it's not always possible in advance requirements for any patient for fluids or it's hard to measure outputs of fluids. So we're going to use a semi all probable magnitude. B is what additional losses are expected. B, what are the data categories we're going to determine the needs of the water, the potassium, the other electrolytes and any acid phase. Just kind of make this a two assumption and they have a normal renal function kidneys are working properly. Our first word we're going to hear is osmolarity. O-M-O-L-A-T-Y, osmolarity. First, to the concentration of ions and proteins in body water. And water is osmolarity increases, osmolarity. The sodium is ion is potassium, mole of S, A, capital K. going to be actually abbreviated ECF and that's in the fluids that are out of the cell. And that's where sodium and that remember like a margarita it goes on the the salt goes on the outside of the glass. He subdivided the cellular fluid. It's going to be subdivided into two categories. One is the plasm and that's within the blood vessels. And then number two is going to be the blood vessels and the cells of your ECF can be due to trauma, the diagnosis, respond to your initial therapy. Vomiting and diarrhea, you're going to have a loss of water, calcium, you're going to have a loss of plasma and the extra fluid, the water, the protein and the sodium. The sweating, excessive, it's of loss of sodium and water and that was going to shrink your x-volume and it's going to lead to a vascular color in the axis ILLA or in your arm axilla or a groin is going to be evidence of major water depth and it's usually at a minimum of at least 1,500 and a half liters. and you come across somebody that's not feeling good and you check their armpit and they're dry, then you know that they've got a deficit and they're most likely down about a liter and a half of water, some people. Now also, examining the patient's veins and the ones in the neck, you've got two on each side, you've got, on towards the surface of the skin, you have your external jugular veins and then deeper down in you have the intervial on each side of the Adam's apple. Down and that's referred to as supine and that would be laying flat on your back veins, video mastoid and that would be from your mastoid is your lower jaw and then your glidio, your clavicle bone. So in your neck one way or the other then you can kind of see the neck muscles, they're kind of like type there and they original and then diagonal back up it's kind of like a diamond shaped muscle on the right half of the body. And that can be to monitor talking about plasma volume hard to understand kind of like if you recall the other day we were making a comparison to the central venous pool of blood and the heart and the pipes the blood vessel and the electrical the nerves is trying to make a comparison. The heart and the blood, the blood volume as to where the relationship to make an analogy of like your swimming pool. So your swimming pool would represent the blood reserve in your central venous pool and then you've got pipes running from the pool to the pool pump and then it can represent your livers and glutes kidneys and then the pipes that carry the back to the pool and then the electrical wires that represent your nerves that run when we're talking about central venous pressure asthma volume or the figure and everything. So we start to directly, especially people that haven't been spooled in the finer points of medicine. And then again, now I'm coming up here talking about intracellular, extracellular We kind of throw out some of these words and phrases and concepts towards when we get up towards the end and we're going to start to see certain things. It'll go on and go sternopleidomastoid muscle. And to be able, so the patient is lying flat on their back. And then with the external jugular to the air towards the front. So then that's going to be a way to gauge having a CVP monitor, but you can patient lying flat and look at the neck muscles and then you can see that the jugular vein is going to be not going to be cratered down in there. The central venous pressure is going to be increased by an increase in the plasma volume or heart and then CVP or central venous is going to be decreased in the plasma volume. Now plasma volume sodium content. Now again with the patients who find they're flat, that can equal arachid plasma volume and it indicates a need for sodium. The next part is the tissue turf and that's T-U-R-G-O-R. The patient lying there kind of on her forearm on the back of it, you can kind of pinch the skin, release it, it'll usually increased turgor, that's equal traction of your especial fluid is going to indicate a need for sodium. Is usually the most reliable in the tissue, your tongue, it's single, a medium, medium fur. So if you go, it's going to be a down the middle, additional parallel, going to equal a decreased official volume. And the skin turgor, useful, it's less reliable than the tongue tervor patients as a loss of elasticity of the skin in mind of examining and where the blood pressure, blood volume and the extracellular fluid that some of the changes that we're going to see is one could be tachycardia, that means a rapid heartbeat and that would be a heart rate above 100 being sometimes when it starts getting up there in 120, 130, 150, then you need to pay attention to what that does. That can be some of the early decreased blood volume, and then that's going to be followed by a spural hypotension, a low blood pressure, and then hypotension, which is lying supine. You can measure a person's blood pressure lying down, sitting up, or standing up, and you're going to get different Again, because we're examining the patient as they're lying down, we're going to try to be consistent, you know, checking the external jugular veins and the sternocleidomastoid muscle, blood pressure, things like that. Because what happens is decreased blood volume can be by sweating, vomiting, lack of fluid intake, then limited volume of blood circulating. sign that we're going to see about having to do with blood pressure and pulse could be bradycardia. That means a low heart rate, generally as a 60 beats per minute. Now usually normal sinus rhythm is about 72, as we've all heard about athlete having less than 60 beats per minute. But again, we're talking about a normal being a man weighing 70 kilograms and we're trying not to get into, oh well, this is this, oh it might be that and it could be this and we've taken the, yeah, right, I'm trying to keep this real because sometimes it can get a little difficult. With the rate of cardia, that may accompany an acute large loss in your blood volume and then with the hypotension and that's gonna indicate a need for blood sodium containing fluid. Now the next category, and remember we're going down through all these categories about the osmolarity and the central venous pool and how to determine of your central venous pressure, blood pressure, pulse and that part. The next one would have to be about your urine output. Now generally you're going to be putting out about 1500 that can be plus or minus 500 ccs, approximately 6 plus or minus 20 of your urine output can follow trauma or stress. It increases, that can go down to about 7 per day or approximately 30 to 5. We're going to examine would have to be the fluid and the electrolyte imbalance. As remember, we're taking not one whole big lump what we're taking in the electrolyte in each blood loss, vomiting, diarrhea can cause different degree burns. With our fluid in the electrolyte has an exposite in total body water, then we can make a separate determination in concentration of the sodium or the P either by fever or diarrhea or going to be thirst and oliger and that means loss maybe about cello leaders urine and concentration, usually urine is slightly yellow, but when it starts to end up inherent to that, that's an indicator and also the smell, if really starts to concentrate, a heavy urine smell, that that can also be a indicator of water depletion to kind of rule of thumb. the magnitude of the water depletion, remember we pointed out if they're when they should be sweating, somewhere be too, a mark third, they have a dry mouth and an axilla and a groin and the decreased skin, the blood pressure is normal, liters 5'8", the kilometer, I'm thinking how the translation, cynically perfect between a port or a liter, a liter is slight, so that would be 4'6", So we're talking since hundreds we're talking five one hundred if we're talking with pork But just just say there's somewhere between one and a half or two almost low on on that beyond the mark thirst the dry mouth the axilla the groin a decreased turgor But they have a normal blood pressure point five to four and then if it's this is and they haven't had any more fluid intake The feature your signs and it's going to be an impact intolerable thirst, the low urine health, they don't care. And that, if it's corrected, that's going to lead to hyperosmolarity, coma, and death. And that's an indication that at least for leaders there are on flu and hopefully not going to let the patient. And, but that's where when we get into a situation and for himself type of a deal, you know, you got to keep your eye out on your buddy. and talking to people as you're going along, making sure that they're not mumbling and stup- mumbling incoherently, where they're not making a whole lot of sense, and maybe the person that's leading needs to take over the years, that it used to be one thing operating with a canteen, but now with the advent of these Camelbak hydration systems, because it's so handy that you don't have to reach back and unstap your canteen cover and pull your canteen out and drink out of that. Because the hose, the tooth on your quite easy to drink and drink and drink and drink and drink and then pretty soon you've gone through all your water. Clearly if you're thirsty that is your water but just be careful that you don't drink it all right away and then you don't have of about your diuretics. Drinking, you want to urinate more frequently. Coffee, everybody wants coffee. Also tea, tea's got like twice as much caffeine that coffee does. And then there's also alcoholic beverages. Working hard, you're coming back in. It's in the afternoon, after dinner. You want to have a couple of beers, have a deal, you know. just be careful especially if you're out that you're not taking any too much of these diuretics, you're going to be out for an extended amount of time. Some of the glues, sodium caused by vomiting, sweating and the signs are going to be a furs are going to collapse and tachycardia, a rapid heart rate, that's followed by if not corrected your oligurine your low blood pressure, your hypotension, your apathy, nausea, and then death. And that's referred to as hypovolemic shock. That's hypo means below, like as in hypovolemic, and then that's going to lead into shock and depletion. And that's referred to as in the technical, as hypokalemia, Y-P-O-K-A-L-A. EMIA, a low potassiumia. And that could be caused by diarrhea and stress. Your early signs and symptoms, it couldn't be malaise, like as a, I just don't care, generalized body-eatness, water replacement. And that's one of the things that also it does say like on the camelback, so that it's for water only. when we're making up some of these rehydration formulas that have to be careful because we can't always add sodium and potassium and any head that's taller it called in and talked about making the sun tea and adding the limes to that and things and you might want to have some other type of water bottles maybe save some of your porch drink bottles your data rate. One thing I've noticed data rate has high corn syrup in that part, likely not today because we're down at the bottom here, that we'll maybe talk a little bit about our universal rehydration formula, the formula that was offered up listener that some reason that you've started to encounter somebody that's starting to go into hypovolemic shock because they haven't had a proper start in IV, we have to be careful that we don't want to give any more than 20 and then you think you had it bad first because the person wasn't having any fluid and now they've collapsed, faint and you've moved them from out in the sun into a shady area, maybe propped her feet up or something like that and loosened up in your and then you start an IV and give them a more than 40 mil equivalent of potassium and now all of a sudden their hearts stop and then you look back and you go well you know and then but it's really bad now potassium is given you can have a regular heartbeat a added on to word usually means so you have a rhythm in your heart the each beat is evenly spaced And then with to your arrhythmia, that means with radiocardiia, you can have hypotension, a low blood pressure, and you can also go into cardiac corrective about how I want to say some parts of about it. The thing is, what works on patient A on patient B, now there are certain signs and symptoms that we're going to look for patients and observations in losses that can be caused by features you know you're exerting yourself and you're breathing faster and faster it's cold outside and when you exhale you see that cloud of water vapor. A cloud of water vapor is there during the summertime during this time the springtime the fall see it they're actually losing quite a bit of moisture just breathing it can't be at temperature somewhere between 85-95 degrees Fahrenheit. The rate is greater than 12 to 24. I've heard other people say it's 10 to 20 but is between 85 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit and the respiratory rate is 35-500. If the temperature is greater than 95 and 35 then you can have a loss of a liter of water per have what they call the high and the intake and the output, they'll measure your urinate in a jug, a bottle, what you call it, they think of it in a minute. So that's approximate that. So how much fluid by your in-bromental, things like that. We can measure, swell it moderate and that would be kind of an incorrect. We could be losing some at least five 25 milliquivalents of sodium. Now a milliquivalent, how many part-thousand? So in medicine at all, you know, based on the veteran system of, you know, grade, tempo leaders and feet and leader and milli-mini sweating, we're going to lose 500 cc's, 25 sodium per day. Now, if we have a moderate but it's a continuous sweating, we can estimate that we're going to be losing about a liter, 50 sodium sweating and it's continuous. We have to lose to about 75. We also with 1.5 per day and then by the sweat you lost through your lungs. Again, now we're going to estimate somewhere between 500 and 1000 sodium, the potassium, the fluid loss, temperature, breathing, exertion, sweating. So now we're going to have some it. They might want to have 1000 to 2500 liters. He said this is easy. And that's why we're taking these parts individually, the water, sodium and a potassium in general. Next, sodium, expanding on the day somewhere between 50 and 100 treated that can be where between 40 and 100 it was somewhere around 40 when the kidneys blood pressure and then there's a permeable membrane where the blood doesn't come through their tiny molecules of Semifirmiable membrane or filter membrane in the kidneys itself And then you'll have these long tubules called nephron tubules and that's where the individual molecules of the moisture start to accumulate and then they drain through your ureters from both kidneys down through your bladder and then the bladder fills up then you have that urge to urinate. And the tubules, it's sodium, then it sodium from the urine and then it can back up into the system not so much with the potassium. So I'll get to it. I don't want to get ahead of myself. Now another category that we want to examine could be the effects of trauma. Now it can cause a reduced renal capacity. Again that occurs to is the kidneys capacity that one will lead to and then effects of trauma, that could be a loss of potassium. It could be increased. It could be the formation of edema referred to as elation or swelling. Sometimes also people that have your feet below, you can push on somebody's foot and that could be caused of initially like in the elderly because of poor circulation. Sometimes Not even that, but say for instance you're going to be sitting for a long time like in an airplane, like if you're getting on an airplane and you're flying for 10, 12 hours to Australia and get up period and that's going to help fix those muscles and help with accumulation remedies. Take them off and the edema in, you can't get your shoes or your boots back there in mind and try and head problems off. I know that not a lot of us are planning to fly to Old Scrail anytime soon, but these are just some of the things. And also possibly that same thing could occur. Parts of the country to come to the border to Girthain. You're going to need to be sitting for a long while and have to be careful of monitoring. Take winter breaks, get up and walk around, drink. I know everybody going, well, you know, if we stopped to convenience store for rate or some water or for some and then we're gonna have to get in have to be looking for a bill I'm not going to drink anything because I don't want to have to stop and peek and then by the time you get drove right through 24 hours or 36 hours we just changed drivers and just kept on going because we wanted to get down to the mortar as fast as we could that's not always a good idea you need to stop periodically and get up around pull in the convenience or some big shopping centers, parking lot, park out towards the periphery, get out, walk around a little bit, make sure that, you know, all your circulating parts are still circulating. Go inside the store, go to the bathroom, get something to drink, whatever you want to do. But talking about the forging of edema, the effects of trauma, and that can be in and about any injured as the expression of duration of, excuse me, inflammation in the palms of your hands, the shovel, and then you're going to get into dig that hole. And then if you continue that process, you're going to get in, and that means by hardening up. So you'll get calluses on your hands, you have a job as a ditch digger, doing the same thing over and over a repetitive type of a deal with the patient causes in inflammation, the stimulation in the area and then the hardening of kind of a little side line here and there. The edema fluid is going to be protein rich, comes from the plasma volume of your excellular fluid, chromatic edema and that's functionally equestered as what's referred to as a third of somebody with trauma accumulation to as a third cannot be readily mobilized. So sometimes the fluid is going to be pulled from some of these, cause your fluid isolation, cellular or your intracellular fluid accumulating around the injury, bruising the edema. You need that for something else. Like if you're not having enough fluid intake and where your fluid would be shifted from one place to the other. A lot of, because of a traumatic edema, then that fluid cannot be mobilized to go back to replenish any of your functional loss of your plasma volume. That has to be replaced with sodium and protein potassium loss where the sweat will function in breathing and sodium is lost and how much we're going to calculate and replace it in the potassium loss. Now when we did up here, when we're going to try to figure out we're going to be taking all those cellular fluids, cellular fluid veins, or by examining the signs and symptoms changes, deep lesion, we're going to do a balance in the magnitude. So that's the fluid, the potassium, and the sodium generally in the acid base, etc., etc. So the out of treatment usually between 2 and 24 hours. Calculate the requirements. C, the category would be 1 is requirements. B is the losses total calculated requirements. E, we want to make a check during your treatment time that the rates are being given. Again, evaluate what anticipated losses are. Making the adjustment G is make the adjustment for treatment time complete reevaluation. Evaluate the treatment, calculate the requirements, administer the calculated requirements, he is of the outcome, treatment time, make any adjustments at the end of the treatment time that do a complete of what be going on. Now I see we hopefully, you know, I know everybody doesn't have IVs and IV needles and IV tubings and that, lactated ringer, normal saline, D5W, et cetera, et cetera. But you know, we can, and potassium, sodium, potassium, and 150, with D5W, no sodium, no potassium, no chloride, but 200 calories of IV solution could be D5. Now, in generalology, there's a lot of abbreviations, so we don't have to write out lactated ringers or ringers, lactate, normal saline or water. Lactated ringers is abbreviated capital L, capital R. Normal saline is capital N, capital S. D5W, capital D5, capital W. And D5NS, 5% dextrose and normal saline. So that would be abbreviated capital D, the numeral five, the capital N and S. These concentrations, in equivalence, may vary between 200 250 to 500 concentrations of the sodium, the potassium, the chloride, and the calories. We've got to make sure that we read the label on the IV solution because different concentrations and they can vary between the different sizes of your container, whether it's 250, 500, or 1,000 milliliters. And now with the rate faster we're going to run it, it would be with a per minute going to give us 20 milliliters and that'll come out to about a half of a liter a day, so 0.5 liters per day. Now if we bump that up to 15 drops per minute, that's going to give us a rate of about 60 milliliters per hour and up to about one point of about the total dose of 2.9 liters at 500 milliliters or 4.8 liters per day. We want to be careful that we limit any generation rates of only 500 in the elderly people that go into pulmonary edema, a fluid accumulation in the lungs, and then you're gonna have a weak problem on your hand. And then also, as a rule of thumb, again, stressing that we wanna limit any potassium rate of two, only 20 mil equivalents per hour. That's my story and I'm sticking with it. And so now we've gone into all kinds of osmolarity and intracellular and extracellular and all this mystical mumbo-jumbo stuff. One of the things that also is usually beneficial, and my touch on that coming up here, is to It's amusing coming in at the end of the broadcast, but also as the medical uses a tremendous amount of a two and three letter abbreviations, I-V-E-H-E, milliliter, per liter, I-N-O, et cetera, et cetera, and scientific symptoms, the S slash S or treatments abbreviated capital P small x, a prescription is a capital R small x, a diagnosis is a capital E small x, And maybe one of these days, somewhere down the road, further on up the road, we'll cover some of these abbreviations. It's certainly going to help you in understanding this. And so if you transfer injured or sick patient from one place to another, you don't have to write a thesis or a dissertation that you can make a lot of these abbreviations to make the transition of the patient from out in the field into a more clinical setting, a little bit smoother and not have to spend so much time writing. Well, I definitely hear the music. and I want to say thanks for listening to us today. You're tuned in to the Micro Effect. Don't go nowhere Jeffrey Bennett will be coming up in here and it's Thursday. You can go forward today for 2019.