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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? I hear the drums good. Afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... First hour of the afternoon, intelligence report. I am R. Kornke, one day closer to victory for all my brothers and sisters, on and behind the lines at occupied territories West, Southeast, Northeast, and West. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on... LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com, IndianaFreedomTalkRadio.com in Memorial, and we are on AM and FM micro stations, CB base stations, and UltraNet Hallmark and Golden Spike Technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska Good. afternoon to all of our friends out there in the lower forty nine which includes the great state of jefferson along with the uh... other parts of konos uh... the other forty eight of course which are the traditional konos components uh... alaska hawaii and the territories along with the clock it is five eleven eastern standard time it is thursday it is the fourteenth of november it is the eleventh year of open Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2019 old earth calendar 2019 year of conflict, year of betrayal, and of course, folder old fiddle-edee and all the other fun stuff going on with the district of criminals distraction, of course, then you can have a school shooting or something like that. Oh, wait a minute, we might have had one. Details still foggly coming in, but... Remember that even if it isn't a shooting or a school shooting per se, a mass spree, well it could be just homey fry especially depending on where the school is in Chicago or Los Angeles. If it's any of the big cities, yo, what it be? What up do, whaty do do, yo dido, yo ho, yo what? And yo, hey, vato! That covers both Ebonic and a couple of the necessary Hispanic street, you know, lingo that would be necessary, not really to cover your butt, but maybe to laugh at them while you pull out your own weapon and return fire. Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Hold still, hold my bullets. Yeah, it's your turn. So anyway, with the dribble going on, as I said, the whole thing with the impeachment garbage is an absolute third party. Somebody said, somebody heard, I think somebody saw, I'm lying through my teeth, but I'm going to come up and do this anyway. They're going through the motions to come up with the excuse to show that they aren't getting anything done in Washington. Repubble rats are demicons. In fact, what should be going on is they should be calling special congressional, you know, major sessions while this other garbage is going on and the Repubble rats should be going to town proposing everything including overturning the Gun Control Act of 1968, ram-riding bills through, coming up with garbage, pulling out other artists and throwing it up out there onto the floor. and wait to see if they're all going to sit there looking bug-eyed at the camera with a propaganda game that the Demikins and Republrats are playing in the fake, you know, impeachment thing, or if they're all going to scramble if somebody really were serious. If there really are more, if there's more than just fake two sides, you know, the fake Demikins and the fake Republrats. A third group would get together and just go to town. I mean it would just be the... if there really were some conservatives out there, it's like, yeah, they're all busy over there now. Okay, let's propose. Half of them were over at the queer tea party in her cross-dressing as quadriplegic homosexual Eskimos over at Epstein's place. Epstein's gone! And then somebody chuckles and goes, hahaha, yeah, right. And the rest are of course, you know, including the cross-dressing queers are showing up of course for the session with the impeachment scam. So everybody else should be over on the floor calling a special session. You only have to have so many people. The rules are fluid. They're actually telling you this while rest of the garbage. Well, we had to figure out what the rules are for this impeachment. Oh, so in other words, it's a floaty thing. Well, get over there on the house floor, propose, you know, get four Republic rats together. Propose that the floor is open and start a session over there and then start proposing every possible inane thing you can in the way of edicts congressional orders Etc etc etc and since you have a quorum of four people in the room only get better than that I'm sure It would be fun to see how their attention is drawn or screwed up It's guerrilla warfare with a machete, which is what you need to do if you're going to go into Washington. You're not going to accomplish anything. You never were going to accomplish anything. They're not going to let anybody accomplish anything because they don't have any intentions of doing anything for you or me. That's the bottom line from the get-go on this garbage. And from now on, everybody, just treat it that way. It's like, no, what could you do if you could get a bunch of people in there, a handful that would have just fun and disruption of the whole thing? Jam a stick in a spoke you know in between the spokes here in a traveling bike and As you watch the we know the wheels for wheel fall apart and the you know the guy fly off the bike and stumble into the gutter and his head square into the Into the bumper guard there slash the ditch. Oh, yeah, be cool That's what needs to be done. Like I said two machetes one each hand is going to just hack chop chop hack hack chop chop hack hack hack hack hack hack chop That's what needs to happen. Okay So the Prozac school shootings of course are usually your ejection seat way to distract everybody. Let's find out what's going on with the dribble there because well that's going to tell us if we can see how close is the local Mossad slash ADL office to wherever the school is. How many other operatives you know slithered back into vehicles and drove away at high speed after there's you know then it's going to be claimed there's only one shooter when usually everybody will see two, three, four or five. You see how that works? We should be ready for that nowadays anyway. You want to watch for people who are speeding away. Not because they have people who are hurt in the car, but because they ran with the guns into their Mossad owned general or utility concealed fleet. And then down the road they go to the safe house and then hyphen Tel Aviv is the next stop. Or Washington DC or Oiboy Land Hollywood or you know this number of locations they can go. But uh... this is continuing to be just plain waste of time here we are at the eleventh month and we're halfway through the eleventh month of two thousand and twenty nothing is being accomplished in washington and that is exactly what they want we need more republicans in there really would you we had republicans have the host of senate and the presidency didn't know how to do it the demiket is by the way the the communist hardcore communist just took virginia they're not even on the ground and they're already mapping out their gun confiscation plan And they're going for, they're going to hit the beach hard and running, just like I said, unlike the drivel that you see with the fake non-conservative Republicans. It's just that simple. So, again, nothing's being done. Lots of speeches will be made, though. It will be very impressive. There's some fun stuff going on. Oh, they're picking apart the lie. What we knew was a lie from the get-go, and so that person, rather than having to pick apart the lie, should be out on the house floor, and they should be doing all kinds of things to rescind all kinds of evil laws, but they're not doing that. They're spinning their wheels with this dribble with Trump's impeachment. If it's arbitrary anyway, you know what? Here's how it works. If you're the presidency, ignore it and just start running the executive orders en masse. Why not? I mean, what the hell? Acknowledge that you're sitting in a police state and that this is the War Powers Act that they're running under and the rest is fiction and pickle-smoking mirrors to keep everybody busy. We got a caller. Go ahead. It's Wilson, Ohio. Hey, what's going on? Snow? You name it, we've got it. Yeah, we've got about seven inches on Tuesday. It's pretty much just starting to melt off now So we're gonna be okay. But anyway, we're the same boat you are yeah, we got about the same a little more maybe but you know about the same. Yeah Well, you know I've come to a conclusion that if you're gonna impeach Trump then you might as well impeach the Supreme Court you have to complete and impeach everybody in Congress and Because every single one of them and the mayors and the governors because everybody that's in office right now is there for their own political purposes and None of it is actually legitimate It's none of it has to do with the Constitution and none of it has to do with Preserving the life liberty of property of the people that actually belong here So impeach them all just make a cover all impeachment Well, it basically comes down to what we've talked about is to close the government downtime if you know what I mean. Yes, I do. That's one of the things where we're at a point where a lot of people are deciding that we don't really have an American government anyway. Obviously, somebody outside this country. Well, think about even what they're doing with what the impeachment scam is implying. Well, the Republicans, they're working with the Ukrainians, and in reality, we're running the Ukrainians. They're not running us. Okay, let's get this right with all this math. They're demanding bribes and bucks. So a bunch of their little minion prostitutes, which I always warn about, okay, what do you got? You got Biden's son, who's with Organized Crime Biden. And Organized Crime Biden has already been breaking gravy off for decades. So this one, of course, goes out, doesn't have an American company. He's working for a foreign operation, okay? Well, technically working. Wait a minute. He doesn't know anything about the job. So he's not working, is he? So in reality, here's how this works. This is what nobody's talking about. They're paying the Biden racketeers for access to American cash. Isn't that what was really happening? Now think about that one. Now on top of that, we got all the other garbage with like Trump with Tel Aviv and Haifa and operating with a Jewish mob completely outside the United States. So there's another gang working with foreign operatives, but in reality, it's kind of the reverse. Trump has been so deep under the kosher mafia up there, if they had a ball movement, he still wouldn't flush out. So, you know, in both cases, what it comes down to is foreign operations and foreign entanglements, which, by the way, George Washington mentioned, Jefferson mentioned, Franklin talked about, every founding father except for Hamilton, that bastard, okay, except for the one who wanted to be under a monarchy in America. Most everybody else that would be on the list had written exclusively, not exclusively, but specifically about what we're talking about here. And the idea that if that were to happen, you need to shoot this government out of here. And you notice that everybody likes riding the surfboard with these creatures. They're just fiddle farting everybody else while there is not a single American solution amongst them. Has anybody noticed this? There's not a single American person working for America in that regime that you're watching on television right now. That should tell us something right there. Well, of course they are at America and what they're doing is they're vying for the money they take from you, Phyllis by gun, at gunpoint, and me by gunpoint, and all of you listening at gunpoint. That is the real big argument out there. How many American digits can they pull out of this country and steal and dump in the wallets of these pigs overseas? Because that's what this whole thing is about. I'm the one who's going to be routing the money and skimming the cream. That's what they're doing. That's what this whole thing is, which means every last one of these people walked over to a gallows and put on a rope. It's really what needs to happen. But you see, no, no, the Ukrainians, they're gonna, and not only that, but the Ukrainians are fully cooperating. Well, of course, you see, what comes down to the basic deal here, they've got American dollars coming in. Well, Biden's just getting the skim money off of the money they sent to us. That's what they were doing. It's kind of like when they were trying to steal the land here in Michigan next to all the rivers. It was a free rivers act, but it was part of the whole of the national project by the pig ecologists and the UN. And what they did to pay the locals here is they bought bottom land for $34 and $22 an acre, and the federal government paid them five, six, and even $10,000 an acre for $34 body and bottom land. But they paid it because that was the government's way of, you know, helping to work on that bottom land, that floodplain thing. And we caught them at it. Now they should have been run out, put against a wall, and shot right there. but that's the petty peon version of the big version which by the way is coming out while they're beappin' at each other and they're makin' all this noise to throw the rabbit wheel faster, you know, a little spin wheel. And in the process, everybody should be stepping back and looking at this because every one of these buggers and in trumps just as bad is how much money can they shovel to the foreigners and how much cream do they get to skim off in the process? But you know, another thing, Mark, is what's going on, the impeachment obviously, is something that's going on, but there's things going on with the economy, with the money that we're not privy to. There's things going on with the wall down there, with all that stuff, with all that crazy stuff. There are things going on everywhere around us that we are not privy to because it is not on the news. It is not anywhere. You have to dig really, really deep to get anything. And if you do find it, you can't find anything that actually says that it is that it's legitimate. I think it was Goldman Sachs. The Fed was bailing out Goldman Sachs for like $1.5 million or something, or billions or something. Billions, yeah, in the billions. Billions and actually it came to trillions. That's not in the news. That's nowhere. But we found it, dug it out a little bit, found it. Nobody's talking about it. Nobody's saying anything about it. The Fed in the background is doing other things with other banks and other facilities, and other, you know, with Deutsche Bank as well probably. Do you know that the banks are allowed to have a lot more gold than they used to because there's some kind of an agreement that's international, some kind of agreement? It's not Lieber, it's something else. It might be the LIBOR. I don't remember, I think that's a, I don't think that's it. I don't remember what the name of the agreement is or something. But it allows the banks to buy up more gold. So that's not in the news. That's not in the news. That has nothing to do with anything. They're taking assets or they're making more assets for themselves. And in the process too, they're changing. We just got a document not very long ago, about a week ago, that said that our bank was changing how they were going to do banking, how they were going to do – checking accounts. And it wound up being that you had to have $5,000 or $15,000 in the bank so you didn't have to pay any kind of fees. Well, come to find out that that was not the only option that was out there, but they never put it in the paper. They only gave us one option and this is the way we were going to be treated. So things like that are happening too on lower levels that we're not privy to that people don't know. There was an article too on, from the Trenches World Report, about Wisconsin farmers losing their lands. Now why are we, why do we allow this, it's just like the Depression, back in the Depression, when actually, when they started this banking deal where they would loan money to people so they could get crops, they could put their crops in. They weren't borrowing from a person. The person they were borrowing from a bank. So then the bank would come in because the crop failed. They'd come in and they'd foreclose on the person's property. It got really bad during the Depression and a lot of people lost their property. And they had tried the Depression more than once. The second time it succeeded in 1929, but they had tried it before. I don't remember who was present. I think it was Taft, but I'm not sure. Because it was Taft or Truman, but one of them, it was a T word. But one of them didn't go along with what the bankers were trying to do. They let the economy go and they let it actually figure itself out. So they didn't bail out the banks, they didn't do anything with it. So it was not, they understood that there was an evident flow to the economy and they let it go. And it was fine. But in 1929, They crashed everything. They did a bank crash. And I think that's what they tried to do in 2008 when they were trying to get runs on the banks. And I think it's coming again. I do believe that. So they've actually... Well that's what you're saying real quick. Think about this. What a great diversion because everybody knows it's a fake-ass dog and pony show with what's going on with the impeachment. While at the same time they're pulling up the stops and a significant shift in foreclosures is taking place with vast tracts of land. The farmers that are going into business, none of them are small anymore. Most every farmer has to run, you know, a couple thousand acres. 600-800 would be the smallest that I would see the average farmer who, if he's got machinery, if he's got any kind of machinery, he usually not only has he owns some acreage, but he's sharecropping a bunch of other stuff that nobody can run because they can't afford the machinery. And so the family may own the land, but somebody else is putting the corn in, you know what I mean? And so they have two, three, four thousand acres worth of production. to try and justify the $260,000 tractor with all the utensils, with all the machinery. Which by the way, the machine can be up to a million and a half dollars. So how long does it take to pay that off? Well then you need more acreage, which certainly the machine has the capacity to do, but do you have the acreage and do you have the lock, which is the other part of what you're talking about? Well, actually common sense to be able to build it right. to make the crop work. To pick the right crop and be on the right card when the time comes and as long as the creek don't rise and the weather doesn't change. And that we can't be sure of anyway because there's so much modification and the weather has actually become politicized. So it's really hard to tell what are we under. Are we actually under a normal weather pattern? Were we having that? Or is it actually something that's been created by Bill Gates and his little deal about baking powder, basically baking powder up in the air in balloons and high balloons and trying to cover the sun, the geoengineering, the spraying, all these things are contributing to the weather patterns and contributing to things that are, you know, to what we're getting. So what are they doing, you know, and how are they creating some of these problems? Not us, because there's nobody down here that should have anything to do. Climate change is normal. It's a normal course of activity based on the sun, the earth, lots of other areas of, not concern, but areas that really affect The climate affect the world, affect the oceans and everything else. It's just a normal course. You start looking down through history, which we're not allowed to do. And then, again, the two, the failures of all the farmers and all the farms are done on purpose because they want to consolidate the food so that all you can get is the geo-engineered, the geo-whatever that is, a geo-pig, a geo-pig. Horse or cow or whatever you're going to wind up eating and it could be human to knows But you know it's all been it's all being controlled and all it's all being manipulated And I don't know how we stop it in California with all these wild with all these fires and everything they're now cry trying to create this is from me Ice Age farmer I watch some of his videos some stuff that he says I don't know but then other stuff like this and It's true. What they're trying to do is they're trying to make it so instead of the big grid with PPN, E, or whatever that piss poor utility company is, instead of being on that, it's going to be the local. So each community is going to have their own grid. They're going to have their own power supply. And then they're going to dictate to you what you're allowed to use. And if you try to exceed that or whatever, then you're going to be fine or whatever, just like water and everything else. Now, why aren't people kind of, that's happening too, people don't seem to be aware of it. And why aren't we, one, saying more about these things and trying to create some kind of not just an interest, but some kind of a thing that we can do to maybe not stop it but curtail it. And I don't mean I don't mean the highest level of that, which would be the Second Amendment portion, but you know what I'm talking about. Well, one of the things to remember is the way the power grid is set up right now, every other part of the system can support the rest of the system. In fact, at any given time during the night, probably one, only about 1-20th of our generating capacity is actually operating the nation. And I think it may even be lower than that, but I've been in, like I said, most of the dams west of Mississippi, our people run all of them. The power grid is so easily operated at this time that at night you have with a skeleton crew two to seven men, and of the seven, only two are actually operating power supply outfits, like, you know, hydro dams, coal facilities. Only a couple of people need to do it. It's all automated. And they're literally sending power across the third of the country. I've stood right there and watched. I was 11 o'clock at night. I was in one of the damn complexes in Idaho. And the guys even said, he goes, watch this. About another 15 minutes. No, well, I'll tell you what, 13 minutes. We're going to get a call from Los Angeles. Now, remember, the power company we're with that we're in, the generator is generating site is in Idaho. So, he looks at that, sure enough, about 9, 10 minutes later, 11 minutes later, there's a call. The call is from the Southern California Power Grid. Hey, we don't need as much as you're putting out, back her off by 50%, and so they idled one of the generators of the six while I'm standing there, okay, that are supposed to be running. Well, it can run. And so they're down to one turbine running and powering most of the area that they're marketing to across, well, hell, Utah. You're talking about generating power that was being sold to Utah, Oregon, and the rest of California. Now, it's not the only power company doing that, the only power supply doing that, but this is an easily managed grid and the only reason they have a problem is because the thieves, the bean counters that are stealing for the crooks that have become management are trying everything they can to charge the same amount but not provide any service. We're seeing this, we see the same thing that's happening with all of the monopolies that they already have on communications. How crappy is your cable service in your area people? Think about this. You don't have a competition for this already. Power companies you already don't have a competition for. The competition is way up at the production, the mega production, and not down at the peon service end. But a micro-example is what you see like in the area here. We have only one provider for internet, you have only one provider for cable, etc. And they don't, and even though they know what the problem is, they won't fix what they know may be, for instance, a weather condition problem. which means a seal or a box that needs to be properly repaired. They get a million complaints during the day and a half it rains. They don't care anymore. Part of that is, especially with Michigan and other quote-unquote democratic states where they push the zoning thing. I don't know if you're aware of this, Dad. I did my research on it when I originally ran the station out of the house. There is only For and it's weird how it's cut up because you think would be cut up better But they literally have special zoning areas that cable companies pay for in Michigan that they can only operate in I've come across that a cup in a couple of places here in Texas It's not like that everywhere in Texas But Michigan is really bad because the whole state is split up and it's this jigsaw puzzle that makes absolutely no sense It's purely bribing. But it's guaranteed monopolies in those areas for those companies. So they don't have to take care of their customers. Yeah, they just know that all you have to do is minimal and in fact this is why eventually you'll see that the company changes hands because somebody gets hold of the service that isn't even interested in cable or isn't interested in computer. What it is is you've got a buyer group and they've been told that they can run into the ground and milk it for two years and then dump it on the market lying about the product, about what they have. And this has happened several times with cable services in metropolitan areas. Ann Arbor had this happen and the University of Michigan had it happen. I mentioned this many times. Where they sold the guy the entire cable service for all of the University of Michigan for like, you know, $1.2 million. It was a steal! Well, logically, because there's millions and millions of dollars, probably about $11 to $14 million in just relay hardware alone, just for one part of that grid. Well, the reason they sold so cheap is they wanted to shuffle it off because they had not done maintenance, which I kind of pointed out to the owner when he showed up. I said, you do realize that the people who've been doing this have had massive numbers of complaints, and he's like, what? So we had quite a conversation and then he realized he had to start gutting whole complexes and grids and pulling everything because it was on its last leg and rebuilding virtually half of the network. Now in the long haul he's going to get some money back, but he was locked into the contract with who he was providing to and he was sold a pig in a poke. And this is where we are, this is why this BS is going on, but it's intentional, we need to, just like everything else. The system would run fine the way it is, if it was run the way it's supposed to. If it was run, honestly, if it was run with a reasonable profit still being made, and the product still being provided. But you have these rat pig bastards that need to be dragged out of wherever they are in their house, out of their cars, put up against the wall, and they need to be shot. There's only a handful of these turds and they're all the same little hat-wearing pieces of trash all over the place, no matter which where you go. It's the same garbage over there and they know that they're screwing you people out there. They're not kind of sort of. That's why this dog and pony show garbage, like I said, this BS with Washington, The whole thing is BS. Everybody knows it's BS. Even the ones that are coming in and calling it BS are playing the game. It's like when Trump came in three years ago, he should have a machete in both hands. Remember what I said? And you don't take any vacation time. The same is true with all the rest of these turds that were all through the system like this. And this started with a non-American management system that was a skew from the get-go. And I argued this, I watched this at the University of Michigan Business School, took a bunch of classes there, listened to some of the dribble, was reading all the other dribble that they were generating. We talked about it down the air in the 90s. And to say, if this garbage got out too and infects the rest of our system, just like the on-time delivery BS, That is the most asinine solution for the American system you could come up with, but it's great for the thieving bean counters. And it's also great for control freaks manipulating, again, if you're looking at a police state, that's the only reason you want it in a country our size, a country that could be producing vast wealth in food. and vast wealth in industry. But when you are betrayed from within so that they can undermine and destroy your liberty, what you're seeing now is what you get. And the only solution is to kill the buggers. That's the bottom line. Nobody, oh, you're gonna say, oh, they're gonna not like you. They already don't like me. Piss out if they're playing, but I don't plan for killing me, I'm sure already, so what the hell? Guess what? Them first, as a matter of fact, because that's really what needs to happen across the board. And this thing is coming to it, this is coming to a head where, like Phyllis, what you're saying is, you know, what can we do about it? The bottom line is, the only thing we can do is certain things en masse to prepare for when they try to hit the switch, so that they cut off their nose despite their face, but we're still functioning. This is why from the militia end, like I've said, you don't build from the strategic down, you build tactically up. Think of this as just like a man, everybody always wants to be a special warfare gorilla kind of guy. Well, I've been trying to explain to you how you do special warfare gorilla kind of guys, though. Tactical dispersion at the lowest level, if you try to destroy it, you can't because it's like grabbing smoke. And when you do try to grab, whatever's out there can turn and cut your digits off and cut your hands off that are reaching out to grab you. The claws that are coming out to be cut right off of the appendage. and the arms for that matter. In some cases, while they're watching that, you take their leg off too. It's like I've said, you know, tens of thousands of cops are gonna come out for this mass arrest. Yeah. And tens of millions of Americans are gonna be hunting tens of thousands of cops. Whoa, you weren't supposed to think that way. No, they're just after one guy and we're through to the resist. And we're... If everybody decides to get an American attitude rather than this pissfully crap that we've been seeing for so long, The nation wasn't founded by cowards, and it's not going to be saved by cowards. It's that simple. It's going to have to be us putting up a fight. But to do it, all of us are going to have to do it from the small end. It's like I said, tools. I'm bringing me folks for just a minute more. This is why I talk about the small end. The small end, we built with nothing, okay? But what could we do when we were smaller? Well... John Paul Jones had to fight in a battle in the north and build a Navy. Well, how did he do that? Did he haul ships in? Do you know that they, you know, everybody go, well, you had to scavenge this and scrap that, and he had no, they actually, this is American attitude, can-do attitude, or the attitude of the people that made our country. He literally made a forge on the lake. He looked around, surveyed quickly, because Pennsylvania and the Northern states have a lot of metal deposits. They identified an old iron ore site where there was ore. They literally set up a foundry and every nail and every shackle and everything that they needed for the ships that they were going to build, they built a forge and foundry to make the metal. How could they do that? Well, they knew how to do it and obviously Americans are kind of lame in areas, aren't they? But they literally built from scratch out of rock, out of the wall. And they built a carpentry, a mill, series of mills to cut the wood. They built it right there. They knew how to do it, can-do attitude. I've worked in a place like that before. Can you do it? Yeah, I can do it. They found the men that could. Of the thousands they had available, they found the men that had trade. Then they brought more men in with the trades. It was the man. It was not the machine. The men with the know-how. And they brought them in and they built the little fleet there as quickly as they could. Did they win? Not they actually lost on the field of battle, but they tied up the British military and their offensive, their strategic offensive, with a series of tactical actions that utterly destroyed their ability to invade. And for the cost of everything, everybody goes, well, man, they lost this, and they lost it. Yep, they did, and they knew they would. In fact, when they were done, they literally abandoned the ships, burned them in place while they were leaving, and headed for the hills. Part of the plan. Okay, but they started with nothing and it was all from the tactical end from the low guy and the old the guy with the box of tools the part the guy with the gray matter between his ears and a pickaxe and a handful of others. There was no D-12 bulldozers back then, people. There was nothing like you even have, not even a scratch of what you have right now. Hell, even our old technology, and old yuck yuck yuck, from 40 years ago, which is not old technology, all we've done is build bigger and punkier. Okay? Big machines that are big build bigger machines. And then those bigger machines build bigger machines. So the problem you've got is you're going to get to start and work from scratch or from the basics and you're going to work to achieve your goal. W-O-R-K. Your enemy doesn't even have this between their ears. They don't have a wherewithal for anything to even think like this, but by God, if you do, you are so far ahead of these pigs on the other side and these worthless, useless, nonproductive turds that are the parasites upon us that you roll right over them. It's like if you use the American management system versus this alien system, they call it unfair because you just waddle through them and it's like you drop them like flies. You know, but knowing how to do things God, it's in every category of thing right now, but Phyllis you're a patient. So jump in there. You had a comment. Go ahead, please Well, I wanted to say and you're right. We can still do things and I sit here I have sat here before Wasting time basically trying to figure out how we're going to do something. I finally figured it out But it took me a long time to do it because I'm not a person I'm used to having somebody say Get a professional And you have to have a professional to do this. You have to have a professional to do that. So I had to really get that out of my mind when I moved out here. When we moved out here, get that out of my mind that I had to have a professional to do everything, to do building, to do whatever it is. And I'm not inept at a lot of things. So I had to learn how to do these things. But it took time, and it actually took sitting down and listening. There is a fellow that I know and he used to say that he doesn't believe that any knowledge has gone away. In other words, when somebody died the knowledge didn't go away. It is still out there. But you have to listen for it basically. Now that sounds like an odd and really ridiculous kind of a crazy conception. But if I can sit here and I can figure out how to build something or how to do something, I am sure other people can do the same thing. So, like I said, because I don't have the skills. One of the other things too, people are being ambusals I guess you could say, into putting solar panels on their roof, being told by the utility companies that they are going to save money. So the utility companies sell them this service, sell them all the equipment, they put it in, And then what happens is they say they come back a few months later and they say, you know what? I, the customer, am not saving any money on this. How come that is? The sun's been out for five, ten days. More than that, at least in each month, and I'm not saving money. What the heck's going on? And the utility company comes back and tells them, we forgot to turn on your solar panels. So they never bought the electricity that was actually over. They didn't even turn them on so the people could actually utilize them. There's a lot of this stuff going on out there and people are getting basically taken for a ride all over the place. So anyway, those are the only two comments that I had marking it. I know it sounds a little crazy, but for what it's worth. Well, you know, interestingly enough, again, the whole system, in many cases, the excuse would be, oh, the guy that was doing the work wasn't told to. And yet it's obvious that, and to a degree that's true, that's a great excuse because you can say without the digital work order, you know, the guy that's out there in the van with a digital tracking system up his arse, I mean, they're so terrified and anal retentive about their employees and what they do that, which is fine, okay, they are paying them, but they've spent such a vast amount on drivel operations like that and it has cost them tens and tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars it would have gone into the business to actually operate the business uh... before they were getting the job done now basically everybody will do only exactly only what is expected within the minimums of the operation where people used to go a little farther here you know typically when you work for somebody like that yeah you might have a slowdown or a point where you're not doing as much But whenever it was necessary, you'd kick in. Now the argument, you know, it's very simple. Well, we get what we can get done. This is your allotted time. I'm going to follow your orders. In fact, I'm going to follow your guidelines across the board. That's how the communism works, by the way. You learn how to minimize and do only what is necessary so you don't draw attention and so that they don't punish you for not doing not quite enough. You got to do just enough to be able to qualify so that you can tell them it's your rules that I follow and this is how we do it. And if there's malfunctions or malfeasance because there's not enough time, you just have to get the job done, whether it's right or wrong, you point out about the same issue, well, you gave me the allotment at the time of the clock, whatever it was went wrong, it's not my fault, I don't know what happened, who, me? The Alfred E. Newman response is used over and over again. And since it's a Committee of Monkey Command Management System, and for that matter, of course, well, even with the peons, to a degree, not much, but to a degree, You can pretty well baffle them along because when you do give them something in the way of feedback, they have to go back to the Committee of Unkeys because some are willing to make a decision themselves without putting themselves at risk. Bigger for nobody's going to make any decisions. So the beauty of the of the of the foreign slash alien Management system is that it is doomed to fail. It is simply not going to accomplish anything You know, I'm looking at okay snow removal here where we are when we were growing up all and we had palaces snowstorms This is Michigan. We always laugh about it The only thing I haven't done in a while is I used to live out on beyond mast road, which is east of where I am and When I would drive in during the winter like this, like right now, back in the 60s and 70s, the snowdrifts would be like waves of water, and you'd have to pick up speed to plow through them because the plow truck wouldn't be out there for a while, so it can be like boom, boom, boom, like if you've been on the Gulf, and you've got the rolling waves, you know? And we don't have anything like that right now, and we haven't yet. We've got snow, we've got that 6, 7 inches, maybe 8 inches of snow like you've got, Phyllis. This would all have been done. I mean this little piddly snow that we just had traditionally with the yard for Washtenaw County was basically over where it is now on Zeeb Road and it had a shed the size of two of our kitchens. That's what they ran the entire county operations out of except that they had another spot over and they had different sub-locations with other motor pools of snow trucks and yard trucks and things for doing trimming during the summer and all that fun stuff. And that's all that was in the lot. There were barns storing the equipment and the offices were the size of two or three of your kitchens. They ran with a clipboard, everything. And they got everything done and they got it done in spades and everybody got their vacation time and everybody if they work full time. And everybody got their pay and it was two or three managers who all made decisions right there on the spot and did not need a grandiose oversized office with computers and a big screen television and lounge chairs and a couch. It was a work point and even management were people who jumped in the trucks and went out and when need be everybody pitched in and got the job done. These piss willies we have now built themselves a grand palace. It takes up about two acres worth of real estate. It has office upon office upon office upon office and they don't get squat done. And that's what I'm talking about with regard to, you know, if we go to tactical management, minimized tactical decisive management, in every category you would beat the living snot out of these characters. The only thing that keeps anybody from doing that at this point in time until we get to war, I'm not just talking about waging war, I'm talking about business. Every aspect of what we're dealing with here, how minimal government should be and the bloated, oversized, wasteful, do-nothing bureaucracy operates now. In fact, I'd be willing to bet that the numbers are just like they were when I was at the University of Michigan where, you know, again, the general workforce was 128 right around there and the management was three supervisors. Today, that same pod has 57 to 62 supervisors. and has 28, 29 regular employees and apparently there's two going to retire and they're only going to have 27 employees. And that's it. Same operation, still having to do the same work, not getting any of it done and in fact doing less. Now before when there were three managers everybody worked off a clipboard and three ring binders and everything not only got done but it was minimalist, it was sensible, you just gave an order, everybody was expected to know their job and they did. You went out and you did it after you learned it and congratulations everybody was happy. I mean we had to work, W-O-R-K, but you accomplished something. The best thing we can do is understand minimized management, but in this case especially we take a military view about command structure, not the bloated version you have now, but the traditional again Centurion gives command and guess what the rest of the mechanism moves. Well, that worked great. We actually did something. We accomplished things. We're not accomplishing anything anymore. In fact, you look at our government right now, what's going on in Washington, D.C., they are spending trillions and trillions of dollars accomplishing absolutely nothing. Crime is, you know, as far as the worst of the crimes are going through the roof and they're getting away with literally murder. Organized crime in corporation and business which needs to be wiped out like the big pharma needs to be done away with. We know that. Look what we and you know what the big pharma problem came from? Opening the doors and letting the turds from overseas that hate your country come in and do what they did. Well, you know, Mark, every one of these, it's the same thing, the same little shyster, you know, pack of small hat wearers. Every industry, every operation you go to, you find the same names, you find the same debauchery, you find the same failure, intentional, and you find the same garbage and results. Go ahead. I'm sorry. And they were brought in. They were certain families here that were actually already dealing with these people overseas. And so they made those alliances and everything and then brought them in. And right now, I'm sorry, but I just don't see where Trump has made America great. I think Trump has made this the biggest cesspool that I've ever seen because you're bringing in all these foreign people, you're taking jobs, he's doing exactly what he's doing. the computer guys wanted. They wanted people to come in here so they didn't have to pay them as much, and so they could actually have more control over them or whatever, whatever the deal was. But mostly it was a matter of money. So they got what they wanted. They are getting what they want. Everything that he does, they are getting what they want. And I personally don't see, we've lost, we're losing our land, we've had free trade zones, which is a corporation, those should never be, and they should have never been in this country, but we didn't seem to be able to stop it. We didn't seem to be able to have any control over this. Well, we do, but it's just the fact that the foreigners don't produce as much. Well, let's go to the very thing that was talked about in Afton Gatt. You know what they did? All the white collar Nimwech all said the same thing. Well, that's not going to affect me, because it's going to be the blue collar workers. I have people saying that. People are saying, well, I don't care, because it says, those evil blue collar workers, evil blue collar workers. Okay, well, who are you managing and who are you, who are you designing things? You know, you execute an idea and it has to be put into physical production. Who do you think does that? And they're like, well, well, well, they didn't understand skill base. Okay. Now granted, there's a whole bunch of stuff we let go too far, especially with the unions. Okay. And I'll tell you that right off the bat. But the bottom line is that they knew that there was still a massive core of skilled trade in every category. And we were the masters of it, people. That's why NAFTA and GATT came about. Now, they still don't produce as well overseas, but let me give you an example of what I am in awe of, and I understand why they did what they did with it. How many of you remember these fidget spinners that came out just a few years ago? Remember those? It's actually passe now. They're not completely out of date, but remember the fidget spinners? Yep. Okay, now, have you ever used one of those? Have you ever thought about what it does? No, because I'm not interested in my... I'm just want you to think about what you've got in your hand when you look at one of those. I grab everyone that people throw away and I put them on the shelf. You take and hold the middle of that and with that counter flight with that flyweight that it's got on it you tap it like you know you're running a wheel and the thing just spins and spins and spins. Those bearings are what Clinton gave to the communist Chinese for their missile systems. Do you see the quality of those bearings that you're holding? Do you realize what that represents? They have so many that they have produced. They have cranked out these micro-precision bearing units. That's what makes, this is what made the Chinese missiles able to hit American targets. That little fidget spinner, which by the way I grabbed like I said, I grabbed everyone who goes what are you gonna do with that? Well, it's real simple. You see the race inside there? Someday I'm gonna want that for something. I don't give a snot about the fidget spinner, but what it represents is they needed to keep their military bearing factories in operation and they had Americans they figured would spend 7, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25 dollars on a fidget spinner. And while we were busy buying that $25 fidget spinner, they were able to with that $25 or with a profit of say, let's say they sold it to the actual initial production, probably cost, I'll bet you 42 cents about that. By the time you're done, they still made profits way beyond anything like that and they kept a military grade, high tech production bearing plant open. and they kept the skilled tradesmen that it took so long to build, they kept them employed so they're still making the military bearings for their military complex. That's why they made those. You got to keep the factory open, you've got to keep the people busy. You want that production and you want the skill level improved. Do you see those little fidget spinner races and bearings in there, guys? That was worth making junk toys for America. You think about that should have all been American and that's the quality America used to have. Think about that. To me that's the most representative item on the in the inventory of where people don't realize I mean I'm granted I have no interest in a fidget spinner. But the idea that the cheapest one out there will run for how long when you just to make one motion and turn it. Understand that the little gimbals in the guidance control system to put a missile right on your forehead was given to the Chinese. That technology is what Clinton and both of those cowards, both of those traders gave to the Chinese so they'd be able to kill us more efficiently. Just one item out of how many guys, and there's one I can show you where you have to step back and think about it. That's a hell of a piece of technology as a toy now they have so many as a toy And they can still build all they need to drop more eggs on places. Anyway, for everybody out there let's go to break. God bless our Republic. Ladies and gentlemen the Empire's on the run. I'm playing tic-tac-toe now. I started going laterally. We'll be back right here in a few minutes. Second out of the intel report coming up. It is Thursday. The Liberty's Guardian, Guns and Ammunition, a family owned business located in the heart of Ohio's hunting industry. Let us help you find the right shotgun or rifle for you. Or if you're looking for a pistol or concealed carry, we have a nice selection of compact and subcompact pistols for that too. Check out our website at www.libertiesguardian.com. That website again is www.libertiesguardian.com. Go to the website and check out our selection today. 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Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught. According to the sewer read about the current news and the 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, giving government control, to those who do you harm, so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm, and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters, so their children and 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? Be a slave. Both 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, 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'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Dill the Land. Secret police are gonna come out to confiscate the guns! And tens of millions of gun owners will be hunting them. In fact... There won't be enough moose to go around for everyone to get a bullet in them. So when they come out, hunt them all 24-7 back to where they think they're going to hide, back to their homes, back to wherever they are at the moment you catch them. And once they're gone, they can't play police state KGB agent anymore. They're simply dead. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... Second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Wernke. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories. Southwest, East, Northeast, and Central. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on... liberty tree radio dot four m g dot com indiana freedom talk radio dot com in the mori em and we are on a m f m micro stations cb base stations and all trial net hallmark and golden spike technologies east and west of the mississippi along with alaska good afternoon to all of our friends out there in the greater 49 lower states, that's the state of Jefferson and the other 48 which make up traditional CONUS. Of course there are other states that want to be created considering that they're trying to break away from the communists to factions that are already in power in certain areas. But as we know that would only last so long and then the parasites would try to move inland and take you or overrun so you better have a plan for fighting not just a plan for political conversation because without the force of arms political conversation is moot. It's just that simple. Anyway, also good afternoon and evening to all of our friends out there around the clock and of course the Outland States and Territories. It is 6.11 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. It is Thursday. It is the 14th of November. It is the 11th year of open Fabian, the socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K. 2000 and 19, but not for long, Old Earth calendar 2019, year of betrayal, year of pickle smoke and mirrors. All of the great and powerful laws! Right, right, right, right. Pickle smoke, green pickle smoke and mirrors. See where that term came from? Yeah, remember the Wizard of Oz pulling smoke up your arse? Yeah, anyway, it has been a... medium temperature day right or hovering around freezing just enough to be cold not enough to be abusive after a little spike in fact that cold spike helped because everybody got that bite and now 30 degrees feels pretty good so not bad always get warmer which is true it is it's actually 30 degrees warmer than it was two nights ago how do you like that That's the roller coaster of Michigan winter along with most the rest of the country. Although again, the roller coaster has low points to sometimes last for days, weeks, and even a month on end if not more. So let's be ready for that. We're getting a moments reprieve. Get as much done as you can. Carry on with the tasks and you know, assume the worst and you won't be disappointed. Complete the mission. We've got lots of work to do and not enough time to get all of the things we want done. But we'll do what we can with what we've got. So anyway, Thursday, headed towards the weekend. First of all, we have Advanced Party at Camp Julian and also Camp Emmerich. Camp Julian is now the new extension located over in the northeastern part of the state. Hold on a second here. And because of that, that training operation that is the first scheduled one for the facility is a go. But remember, this is a rustic site. There are none of the facility developments that we have at the other sites. It's basically where Camp Wolf and Fox were about five years ago. So, again, for the new site, and named after one of our, actually the property owner's wife who just passed away here about a year ago, this gentleman is a veteran, he's pissed at everything he sees going on, and he said, the hell with it. So, the whole farm complex and all the neighbor's property and the son's property is now part of one of our other facilities. They are going to town and getting stuff done right now even as we speak. They have heavy machinery too, plus they are going to buy some more apparently with what they are doing. They do have farming and part of the acreage is tied up in farming no matter what. Even that area is small because there is not a crop. It is part of our training site now. So congratulations and we appreciate the help from another one of our brothers in arms. We have a caller. Who do we have? We have Young Thompson over in the Michigan. Go ahead Tom, what you up for sir? Hey, don't forget tomorrow's rifle season for deer. Rifle season! Bunny season. Rifle season for deer. Bunny season. Rifle, oh let's just get them all. That's right now. Wait a minute, now Tom, anybody, do you guys realize how many infantry riflemen are going to go into the field tomorrow and over the next few days here to hunt Bambi? Oh, quite a lot, probably over five. Uh, last time it was like 700,000 maybe a little bit more. That's just one state, right? Yeah. That's just one state. Now, if it, like I said, 100,000 ATF and local cops and state police are gonna come out to confiscate guns. Yeah. And tens of millions of gun owners are gonna be hunting them to put a bullet in their arse and send them to their creator. Send them, send them to hell where they belong. I want everybody to just remember that it's like, in fact, let me put it this way. They definitely are going to come for the guns, okay? If everybody goes, well, similar to those and people won't show up, nope, we don't really need that to happen. If it did, if everybody got smart and they all participated, like I said, the life expectancy of a bat faggot or a state cop trying to confiscate guns or anybody, just everybody would be up for grabs, everybody would be hunting them if they were in uniform. What do you think their life expectancy would be with everybody with scoped high powered rifles just deciding, I think I'm going to put a bullet in him? That's just with scoped rifles, whatever form, and not everybody uses a scoped rifle. Most of the time when I hunt, I use iron sights. Whenever I've hunted in the past, I use a 1903 Springfield. Haunt 6, okay? That was my first Bambi gun, primary Bambi gun. But that's 700 and 700 plus thousand that have licenses. I mean non-licenses. Right. Now let's talk about the hunters that never have a season. And also get deer and their children have never eaten beef in their life. The only thing they've eaten unless they get at the store cheap. They've been fed venison all their lives. People don't understand. That's the hardcore group. Remember the Patriot? You remember when he went to the church, the son went and recruited the people from the church? That's the 700,000 that you're talking about from one side. But you might recall dad went to a bar out in the middle of Pub, out in the middle of nowhere, right? Are you sure this is the right place to get people? And he goes, God bless King George! And of course, my son, King George. Yep, yep, I think we came to the right place. Now, you see how that works? That's the part, that's the group that, well, they don't really have a hunting season and they've eaten Bambi all their lives. And they've probably shot at DNR agents too, but you know, again, oh my God, that's, that's terrible. No, no, that's, that's, that's cool. That keeps them in, keeps them in check, remember, that's part of that checks and balance system. And that's the other part that would show up out of policy because they know if they could get rid of the problems we got right now, they'd have even fewer problems in their lives later. See, a lot of you are going to have to learn that, but there's a whole lot of people out there that have already learned it. It's like the voting issue. This is why, you know, I laugh, you know, they say only so many, well, all the people who voted voted for Trump, if all the other people who actually thought voting counted were to vote, then yeah, the conservatives might even have a landslide, but we all have learned that you can't trust the idiot sticks to do anything that they promise anyway, and so it's a waste of time. That's the attitude that a lot of people have taken. It doesn't mean you must, whether you like it or not, those people are out there waiting. And they're waiting, and here's nothing nobody wants to talk about. There are fewer people voting that can vote than there are real people who have an attitude now out there who do not vote. Of the ones who do not vote, most are simply waiting for the excuse to shoot the system down. That's where their attitude has gone. But nobody, oh no no no no, well okay, out of the people who do vote between one side or the other is where they had to slide Trump in. But understand, a good portion of all those people they were spying on during the election were people who weren't going to vote and didn't vote anyway and were simply saying, well Hillary, the hut coming in, we're going to have to shoot all their asses, aren't we? And all of a sudden at 11 o'clock we got Donald Trump. We didn't get Donald Trump because we voted him in. We got Donald Trump because we talked about how we'd shoot their ass if they put Hillary in. That's how we got Donald Trump. See, here's this thing nobody wants to talk about. Don't you think that a lot of, I know a lot of, no strapping, middle-aged and my age adults who haven't voted in decades. Okay, they are very active in a lot of other things, but they will not vote. They're not going to. They, I believe, constitute the majority of the country right now. of a single majority. When this happens and these fools are stupid enough to think they're going to come out and do whatever they're going to do to plug in the police state the rest of the way, they're going to die horribly. Think about this just with the numbers we're talking about. If there's 750,000 gun owners that go out to shoot Bambi right now and the Batfaggots and the state police and the local idiots went along with trying to get the guns, How many thousands do they have available for the state of Michigan? And remember, they still got to take care of the roads. Supposedly, they're there to help you. They're not there to get the guns. They're out there to help us on the road and to deal with crime, real crime. But they're not going to be doing that, apparently, because they always give you these numbers that are based on the idea that every swing and dink that's out there would be coming for your guns. Really? Well, you got to figure at the very least out of that 750,000, if only 10% showed up to decide and shoot the bastards, what's 10% of 750,000? How many committed heavy riflemen would you have immediately available and at your disposal and they would just have a shoot policy? They see a situation, put a bullet in someone's hind end, shoot them in the back, shoot them wherever, you know, in other words, they escalate something, they're going after my neighbor's property, aim for their butt cheeks, blow a hole in their crotch and in their butt the size of your fist. Ever shoot a deer? Now just think about all those odd sixes and 30-30s and everything else. Yeah, seven millimeter fill in the blank, what Creed Moore's taker pick, whatever it is. If everybody started out just with that, fires one shot and then disappears into the bush after they hit one person and blow their crotch out. Blow a hole in them so big that nothing will save them. Well, how many would drop dead just in the first day? Have you seen a llama? very well at least uh... what they'd be shocked and jive and hide they would be running towards the battle after a while they'd be trying to figure out how to eight get away from where the contact is they try to find a good place or they could stop the uniform and make it hard to try to blend back into the population well all one of the black dot tomorrow that he is important mob and i'm sure you allow us to know how she got moving paris very long different the way so Well yeah, that's the other thing. Remember, Bambi is a much harder target to hit than a black uniform idiot stick with 65 pounds of garbage strapped to his arse. I would point out something. Let's take and do some math here again. The average Johnny Jet Jock, he was my height, 6 foot. Now some are shorter, some are taller, and there's females, okay? But the average shoe size IQ, Johnny Jet Jock police state type is 6 foot tall, maybe a little, and I'm averaging because they're not all 6'2", whoever's taller, yeah right, but they're not all 6'2 or 6'4", trust me. And they wear expansion boots down below to give themselves another inch and a half heel just so they can try to be head over you so they can load over you guys. That's a little secret police thing going on. So 6 foot tall, 200 pounds. and relatively well built, even if they exercise a lot, here I'm going to put steel plate armor on you first. Well, no, no, no, not really, that's not how it works with most of the secret police. First I'm going to put undercover armor or soft armor on you. Then I'm going to put 25 pounds dog food armor on you, steel, okay? But then I still got to put how many pounds of web gear, magazines, loaded ammo, gas mask, everything else. You don't run as a biped with all that crap on. As fast as Bambi does through the woods on a 45 degree angle on a downward slope laterally moving away from me. And I watched my father take shots like that one round, one hit dead. When I was growing up, I'd be the one when I was little I was sitting next to him right where right there and when he would patiently wait. Vandy be chucking through the woods on about a 35 degree slope coming from up above on an angle and I would watch him track and here's how I learned to shoot watching him track and him teaching me all the tricks of the trade and About full trot maybe what 17 miles an hour through a mixed wood That deer would be moving across his line of fire for maybe about 70-80 yards and tracking and at about 125 yards out or 100 yards out and boom with a 300 savage and plop plop. Shoulder blowing out, bullet through the heart, going out at an angle not quite hitting the other long and Bambi's dead. Not how he would not shoot a doe. He only shot bucks. Lots of opportunity to shoot deer, any deer. But that's again, personal choice. You gotta eat, you're gonna be later on doing whatever is in front of your iron sights or in front of your optics. Okay, just that simple. That's the American riflemen and that's not the only kind, but we're in Michigan where they say, well you can't shoot past a couple hundred yards, you don't need a scope. I can find thousand yard shots all over this area and if I was a rifleman wanting to kill you, that's the kind of shooting I'm going to pick and make for me. I am not going to let you walk into an area I haven't prepared. and I already haven't mapped out. In fact, if I'm doing what's called a rifle or an indirect fire machine gun ambush, I worked through all of the different wood blocks to an area that's open, and you'll first have to figure out where the hell the sound and the bullet was coming from before you could ever return fire. And by the time you return fire, the prepared area that you moved into, I'm already long gone from. And I was already a thousand yards away from you. That's things that you these are things you need to think out already be understanding so again tomorrow is deer season all right for rifle We've already had bow in place guys. Don't forget about that and muzzleloader of course is in there, too We haven't even talked about course every usually if they do rifle they do muzzleloader And they also do bow so but then there's a lot of guys who do bow that don't do rifle What was that another thing we know how to do is we know how to track we know how to hide so yeah again? Not a good thing to do Right, and again, use the terrain, use the tools. By the way, four-wheelers are great, but guys, I'm going to warn you about something right now. You have to think non-piece time. I gotta make, thank you for bringing that up, Tom. Guys, when I wrote in Battle for the Republic, Mr. Dolby, if you've read any of the Battle for the Republic books, the Winter War specifically is where I try to explain again Mr. Dolby's, you know, perspective. Mr. Dolby is a character that patiently works through the whole of the war with a Remington trapdoor in 43 Egyptian. Why 43 Egyptian? That's a goofy cartridge. Well, that was the whole point. Mr. Dolby didn't have a whole lot of guns, but the gun that Mr. Dolby carried, well, he bought it for $75 with no paperwork from Sarco, oh, about 35, 40 years ago. And it was a Remington rolling block, beautiful gun in 43 Egyptian which you couldn't get ammo for, but Mr. Dolby was a machinist and Mr. Dolby in peacetime worked out all the specs, had all the brass squared away, had the gun put together properly, cleaned up, re-cleaned up again, tightened it up as a simple single-shot rifle. And Mr. Dolby's mission was every time he went out, he didn't fire or blaze away. He was old to begin with. Mr. Dolby was moving slow. He couldn't move real fast. He could move fast enough to get out of the way. But because of that, he was a methodical shooter. And so in the din of a battle, he would pull a guy's leg off with one round, wait for the other guy after he drops the cartridge, puts it in his pocket, reloads quick. Very seldom taking two shots, but through two neighborhoods, looking at some secret policeman who was standing on the street, you take his leg off. Now the other guy... Right! Actually... And the black leather hunting outfit with a shotgun guitar with spikes coming out of it. Fuzzy Fuzz, the Raddist Slayer. In the dead of night, mowing wine, you mumble boy, when the axe comes down, have it. And the buddy, Bambi's gonna die tomorrow. Mr. Fud is, again, metal if you don't recognize that, guys. We are headed towards Bambi season. Anyway, real quick, finish it up. Mr. Dolby there. Well, you'll be one one. Mr. Dolby reload once. Put a bullet on target. You hit or miss. You don't fire again. Mr. Dolby very patiently extract around. Reload the rifle as he's walking away. Just in case he needs another bullet to get away from where he is. And back to the team that was already deployed for something. Work activity, whatever. Mr. Dolby goes home. He's done his work for the day. If everybody out there did that every day and just attitude one hit, one hard terminal hit, how many of your enemy would be left? And if you don't, if you feel like you just can't kill somebody, well that one casualty would be knee or hip blown out. Oh, his leg is done. half a dozen people to take care of him? Yeah, 400 grain, 43 grain lead projectile going down range at about old even subsonic. I mean, that'd have to be supersonic. When you hit the target, it's coming down the road like a freight train. And again, that wound, that was my point. Mr. Dolby was more than satisfied with taking the leg off that one from behind. Okay, so you're hitting them from behind, blowing the kneecap or blowing the leg out. One way or another that target is out of the picture not going to be dancing very much But you pop that second one coming to help him guess what? Two first, but that's the farthest you go if you don't go anymore You're not in fact again the idea behind it that shot was taken through two or three different neighborhoods waiting for it an avenue of approach and or a lane of controlled fire. That's the area. Snipers work that way, guys. All you do is pick an area and it's whatever's in front of you, that's where you're going to shoot. You don't start panning around and moving. No, you don't do that. You step back into the quiet, you observe the area control, you put the bullet downrange, and then you're out of there onto another day. You don't get in any duels or battles or exchanges. What you do is, and if everybody dances this dance, I want you to think about this. Ten riflemen going out and doing that, another squad fails to come back. I mean, one word other, it doesn't come back whole, comes back in chunks or pieces or parts missing. That's the kind of engagement nonstop that you want. The wretched machine for lack of operatives and equipment would grind to a halt. It's not a harvesting mission. A harvesting mission is where you go with a superior or an equal force under, again, cover of darkness, rain, weather, slaughter, whatever you're overrunning, strip them bare butt naked, hang them by their heels, and leave. You're there to collect gear, everything. Anything and everything they got, everything goes with you. There's a difference between a supply mission and, again, the attrition process. Every day you should have a mission to take, you know, to perform the attrition process. And so 10% of 750,000 in Michigan show up. Here's the thing, there are just as many hunters in Ohio, in Indiana, in Illinois, even in communist Illinois. Other than around Chicago, what's the rest of Illinois like? Think about it. If only 10% of all these people showed up just in those categories, It's a bigger army than anything that the other side can field. And one way or another, a big chunk of them at one point or another have served in a military formation of some kind. So it's not like they're naive about, again, application of force. The other side doesn't want anybody to think about that, so you'll all be confused when the time comes. Go ahead, we have another caller chimp in there, or whoever. Go ahead. Yes, Mark, I was just wondering what you might suggest as a starting load for the quiet 4570 or 444 whichever. Well you know what, there's a bunch of, you know that's another thing. You know the 4570 with a freight train, you know using about 20 some grains of unique and you can dial that up and down. You can use unique powder, 20 some grains, will propel a 500 grain spear jacketed soft point at just under supersonic velocities and will pack drive at a hundred yards with iron sights we're talking i've done this with and i've mentioned many times on the air a not a sh not a car being but a shorter barrel are uh... was a gunsmith modified trapdoor springfield uh... this is the handy rifles yeah so basically a very good uh... still about twenty i think it had a twenty inch barrel left on it And just for research, we had been using a hammer type reloader because that's what we got for dies. It was a hammer reloading system made by RCBS, one of the old ones. So we loaded the powder up on the range. We loaded the brass on the range. We loaded the first ones at home, went to the range, put a series of our marker test targets down there so we can really pay attention what's going on, sandbagged the gun, And we had at the time when we were on the range, just when I was much younger, the guy to our right was firing a single shot. Old Remington, of all things, Remington, trapped door 22. Now he was using CB caps. And CB caps, guys, you don't need a silencer. It's so quiet, it's a... That's what it sounds like. You don't even have a sound. I'm making more noise than the CB cap makes. And standing next to the guy with that .45-70 with a .500 grain bullet going down range, that trapdoor Springfield made less noise than the .22 next to it. But going down range at 100 yards, sandbagging that gun, which by the way has relatively crude, not ultimately crude, but basic older military sites, older US military sites, it was keeping quarter-sized groups in groups of five rounds. So wherever I wanted to put that bullet, I could put that bullet at 100 yards with iron sights and literally map out about a quarter to a half dollar group, which is more than good enough. Again, the barrel was decent. The barrel was not shot out, even though it was a black powder era rifle, because 45-70s, trap doors, that era was still black powder going into smokeless. Layer cartridges were smokeless, but black powder was as often as not shot. So a gun that actually came from the black powder era, relatively clean. Finish was very good mechanically very good the rifle consistently printed with no silencer and put a 500 grain projectile downrange at just under you know supersonic speeds actually probably about 150 feet per second less and So the other thing we did is we dialed down what we had well as far as now here's another important thing is We've talked about is a muzzle signature When we first loaded with the original spec which was in the middle 25-26 grain spec, we had a little jet of flame at the end of the muzzle. Once we fired all of the hundred rounds that we had, which everybody wanted to have fun, once we knew what it was doing it was like, man this is cool! We opened up another box of Spear Bullets, we broke out our powder, we reloaded another 40-50 rounds right there on the range, but we dialed back the powder with a powder measure. We reloaded again. We eliminated the flare at the muzzle. There wasn't even a little micro jet because that's really all you were getting was this little, it looked like a Bunsen burner flame, a small tiny Bunsen burner flame the size of 45 caliber. When we dialed back a few grains, we eliminated that. All the powder was consumed going down the tube and that's what you want to do is you want to dial it back so there's just enough that there's no flare out of the muzzle, nothing to give any kind of thermal or, for instance, optical light signature to telltale. Now what's fascinating about this, remember, this is with no silencer. I've mentioned this a million times. Guys, you could do this with shotgun shells the same way with shotgun slugs. If you were willing to manipulate your load, and play a little bit on the range, dial back, dial back again, and start experimenting. You could come up with, for instance, Remington safety slug, you know, the Sabo slug. You could come up with a Sabo load that would do the exact same thing, and we'll be delivering a 500-gram projectile downrange, which, by the way, is not a bad Bambi killer anyway. Originally made right here down the road, the company that made these BRI safety slugs is what Remington bought. Those are the Remington Inventions. Those are actually a Michigan firearms company invention, manufacturer's invention, that spread around the country. Fiocchi makes a Fiocchi, Fiocchi, Fiocchi, I don't care which way you pronounce it, piss on that. You know how it is. Okay, you recognize the name. Fiocchi. made another one that actually has fin stabilization. It's more like a scaled-down anti-tank round. That one is slightly more accurate, but not much. I'd say they're about parallel with each other, and the drop-off is at extreme range. When you start getting past 250 yards with the hourglass slug, you'll get a little wobble. With the fin stabilized Fiace at 300 yards, you're still relatively stable, and there's no tail wobble to the projectile. The good thing is, it's more stable and accurate at 300 yards. The one thing about the Weebill Wobble Round at probably 250, it makes a horrific wound when it hits if it's got that Weebill Wobble, where it's starting to lose stability. Oh God, it tumbles and just tears the hell out of a deer. I mean, it just, instead of getting a nice 500 grain, you know, pencil slug going, pencil, but a consistent hole going through, Oh no, no, no, no, no. Once it started disorient, then what happens when it hits the energy variable is such that it just, it's like take your fist and shove a meat grinder through the hole of the deer. So imagine it'll do to a people the same way. People don't run as fast. Especially black uniform ones trying to confiscate guns. So, that's again, with any of the straight case large bore, in fact, for instance, what was it? Oh hell, you've got any number of 40 caliber and 50 caliber, not 50 caliber BMG, but 40 caliber to 45 to 46 to 47 caliber rifles that have been invented in the last couple of decades, well several decades, that you could load or dial down like this. You wouldn't need any silencer. You would have the advantage of your optics and once you understand what your point placement is for the designated standard range of engagement, Then you just be dropping the bullet. You put it into a crotch, you can put it into a side panel, you can do whatever you want to. Wherever you need to put it to put the target down. And it would be monstrous. When it hit, that would move a person sideways. It'll move a deer sideways. Seriously, unlike what really happens with most of what you shoot, you don't have these flying bodies going everywhere. Well, when you've got 500 grains of freight train coming down range, it really does deliver a lot of energy. All of its energy is delivered to the target once it makes contact. And that's a significant advantage. So again, you either do it with weight and intermediate speed. Or you do it with a larger bore, a little weight, you know, less weight, and a lot of speed. See, there's all kinds of different formulas for projectiles, guys. And all of them work. So around 20 grains of unique, or perhaps bullseye, would be a good starting word. Actually, I go, what I would do, because I don't know what you're shooting, see, I would go to 25 grains, approximately. And I would go to an intermediate target, say at 50 yards or a 1,000 inch range target, because what you want to do is demonstrate the print first. That's what we always do. I take five rounds, load the five rounds, take them to the range, virgin target, bag the gun, and then determine how it is, determine where it's printing and what it's doing. And of course, two things. Today, I would put a camera on the gun, And I would monitor the activity that way where I can even slow-mo it down so I can evaluate what's happening with the muzzle, for instance. The big thing is you want to demonstrate consistency in print. Are you getting some kind of weeble wobble out of the round? Maybe it's not, maybe the barrel, depending on the age of the gun and what it is you're using. You may want to use a lead projectile with a cup base to ensure that if there's any wear or if the gun is a little tired or maybe has an obscure bore, okay, something with variance in the bore, if it's a cup base and it's lead, the cup base will expand and will be forced into the lands and grooves of whatever rifling is available And this in turn will hopefully tighten up the group a little bit, whereas if you have an odd barrel that might not be true spectate, in other words, whatever you assumed it was diameter-wise, like 455, and it turns out it's 453 or 456, you're either going to go up pressure or down pressure. That's another thing you've got to be careful of, and lead is more forgiving in that respect. So you might even do a test batch by buying a Lyman. 500 grain or 450 grain lead, semi-round nose or flat nose cup base projectile and use that as your experiment or test base. Still devastating in the field. I would use that bullet for any number of different projects. I would guess that if you test it out of soft lead, Even at low velocity, the bullet would be extremely deformed. It'll distort, it'll distort quite well, and that again in turn means that there's more drag in terms of energy coefficient against the target. Kinetic energy delivered. See, that's what you're really interested in. If you can put a bullet right in their groin, okay, think about it. They got body armor, they got all their goodies on. I've said this a million times. Aim for the motor function area. Don't try to hit them in the head. Don't try to shoot them in the chest. If you're twitchy and you make a mistake, don't worry, the bullet's going to ride up into that area, probably it's going to pan out on that steel armor or whatever, but a hit is better than a miss. And the big thing is, the groin area's got to be able to move, no matter what they try to do to armor up the crotch. If you do, and I do, I'd be wearing, if I'm going to combat this time around, I'll be wearing crotch armor. I've got it so cheap, there's no reason not to, okay? I understand limitations though too, even if you have the flap armor, or whatever, remember the bullet is going to strike and then what's going to happen depending on where you put the bullet, the edge of the armor either is going to give if it's soft armor or if it's even if it's metal, it's designed to hang and flex. It's got to actually work kind of like a shingle for a business over a door because your legs have got to move. you've got to be able to be mobile. So one way or another, depending on how your bullet slides in, it's going to scud in and go up underneath the armor or slide over the top of the armor and then into another part of the leg or the body or the crotch or maybe take the dangly parts off and then it goes through the bowels and you know, whatever. The idea is that you've just taken out their ability because everybody is a biped, not a quad-ped. We're quad-peds when we realize we're under fire. Then we become quad-repeds or we become worms real quick. We get real close to the ground. But if they're on the offensive, they have to move. And the more you can blow their crotch out of, the fewer of them are going to move very far. And the more they hear screaming, the less motivated they are to move more. Which should be your agenda across the board. See, that's why again, you don't have to kill them. I mean, we will eventually maybe kill them or you may have at least, you know, they die down the road because they can't fix what you've broken. But the big thing here again is a very quiet round coming in like that. A good example, which again, we always like to use either movies or books. Go read unintended consequences, guys. Remember the scene when they're going to the guy's house. He's late. He has to, you know, he's thinking, I got to leave. Remember something. He comes back as all these guys meet up at a certain point. They're hunters. And there's guys breaking into his house. And so he pops them all from behind while the guys are beating on the door with the door bar trying to get in. He pops the first one the farthest back and that drops and the others, you know, he's waiting and they don't even pay attention. He hits the second one. He hits the third one. And by then they realize there's something wrong so he wings the others just to wound them, takes prisoners, finds out who they are, turns out they're bat faggots that are doing a clandestine operation, slaughters, executes both of them, and then he takes all their data and information and he goes and finds all the people who sent them. That's why you need to read books we recommend. I hope I didn't ruin it for you, but you need to read it because it kind of maps out attitude. Okay, and that's one of the things that you got to be looking at. Imagine if all the neighbors, everybody just, they go, what are you going to do when they come to your house? Who cares about that? What are you going to do when they come to your neighbor's house first? That quiet 500 grain bullet taking the butt cheeks off of somebody facing the other way and two or three other people are firing at the same time. In fact, think about this. If you have the din of battle going on, and you have a quiet rifle, you don't need a silencer, you build a gun like this. Guys, your fire will not be identified. And as long as you take cover and maintain concealment, you have no physical report, no sound, you have no flare to identify point of origin, And so while everybody else is blazing away with two, two, threes or whatever, you're taking that 500 grain bullet and you're plowing into soft tissue, you know, just change targets. You don't shoot them up a second time. You hit it, you know you got it, you go to the next one, you go to the next one, you go to the next one. They're busy worrying about the guys blazing away with the 100 round mag and the, you know, the beta mag on the AR-15. And the guy to your left that's got a .308 and the other five guys with him that got .308s. Meanwhile, 6, 7, 8 of you doing what I'm talking about doing, you would be devastating to them. Because again, you take cover so that you're not even a high thermal target. Remember, take cover. Don't do what they show you in the movies. You don't need to expose yourself to put a bullet in your enemy. especially in a situation where they all cluster screw up. Look at all the images where you see this snail trail of idiot sticks all standing there in black uniforms and they're gonna hut hut hut. That is when you want to engage. You do realize if you put a bullet into a cluster screw like that, someone's gonna take it. Someone's gonna snag, they're gonna get tagged by that bullet. Now if everybody kicks in at the same time, they can't break that cluster screw. There's another term for it, but we'll call it a cluster screw. They can't break up that cluster screw fast enough because their focus is forward. The only important thing to remember is kill the snipers that are supporting them and wipe them out immediately. In fact, it's a 2.1 to 1 boom, boom. Snipers and support units are engaged immediately with a priority to kill any of their support gunners. They must be taken out first so you can even put all supporting fires on them. But immediately, immediately, anybody who is not already engaged on that cluster screw, that is your one chance to destroy 80 to 90 percent of whatever they have available in fighting force in one moment. Everybody's supposed to be terrified of this huck, huck, huck, huck garbage. Guys, in any other situation you've all been taught in the military, see, their logic is, their police state, they're gonna come and scare you at 3 o'clock in the morning, but what if you're all waiting at 3 o'clock in the morning for them? What if everybody already understands they're coming out and you already have a plan of action and especially if you also set them up because you want them to be someplace at three in the morning and you've decided it's time to get rid of the turds then when they come out you plug your plan in and they don't go back to tell anybody let nothing but a rumor of their destruction return to where they came from that's how you need to be thinking about every aspect of dealing with the police state that thinks it's going to play police state on you the UN that doesn't mean it was who it is because they're all laughing about how they're going to high five it back at the bar and laugh about how they raped your wife and stole your money off the nightstand and they're buying their beer with the money they stole off the nightstand hahaha well we're going to take that laughter before it even happens and shove it so far up in the dark place that you know it's never it won't it won't be a problem ain't going to happen But the big thing is that again, a combined arms team, you need noisemakers and that's where it's nice to have a bunch of rattle battle guns working because the rattle battle guns can be totally separate from your quiet weapons and like I said, this is stuff that you can't do anything about. A long barrel, trap door Springfield, or here's another one, hold on here, let's think about this. Right now, the old age, they're not, they're old now because they're about 15, 20 years old. H&R made a whole family and they still make them a whole bunch. There's an H&R, whoever's got the H&R name now, they gave it another one I think too, so I think they've changed hands completely. They got a whole bunch of these single-shot centerfire rifles that are just top break shotguns, single-shot shotguns. And they make them, they make them in 45-70. Go ahead, call or jump in there. Yeah, raise one on Colin, Mark. Fluffy just said something about using 25 grains of unique for a 4570. I know that there's several loads in 4570. One is 13 grains of red dot. One is 15 grains of blue dot. But most of the people that I've, what I've read up on They like using a, like 10 grains of unique as a start load. And I think 25 grains of unique might be a little too hot for a .45-70. Well, again, we're not talking, well, yeah, I'm talking trap door and we're talking typically what a modern rifle with most of the guns that we're talking, that we're registering for, that's true. Sorry about that. Yeah, the loads that I just gave you are considered for a 4570 in good condition and not necessarily a modern 4570. One of the, no thank you before we go to file the while of course, we're not talking, you know, we're on Weapons Wednesday, it wasn't mindset. One of the other things about any of the large cases that we need to take into consideration is no matter what load we use, is a camping pad or like a wad pad would be a good idea, something that nobody does. We have the same issue with the large cases that we have with muzzle loading guns when you're using an untampt charge. If you, everybody's watched the Patriot, right? If you want to see what happens with an untampt load, watch the Patriot when they did the night firefight scenes. Now, this is, you know, several guns on the set were destroyed during the movie. Most people don't realize that. But if you watch, there's the scene where the one kid points the gun, points the rifle, and he turns his head away, which is what a lot of the guys were doing, and you see the whole top of the gun light up. You probably saw it and didn't even pay attention. What happened is, when they were loading those powder charges, they were not using the, they weren't using the pad or the tamp, And what happened is the charge is laying inside where technically would be the area that we consider a chamber. And when the powder charge activated it, it worked as a string charge rather than as a compression charge to move something. And what happened is it literally sheared a hole across the whole top of the rifle. Go watch the Patriot. You've seen this and you didn't even know what you're probably looking at. Thank you for bringing it up. Because that against something. Because, like I said, when Fluffy said that, my first thought was, well, wait a second, I don't want Fluffy. Wait a minute, before we're farther, Fluffy's there. What rifle are we using, by the way? We're talking about using a trap door. So, again, the rifles we were using, you know, that's the sad part too, I gotta mention. We used to get those weapons for $15 and $20 apiece, by the way, guys. So, it was fun to play with because we could afford to. The other ones we experimented with extensively were the Virtuley rifles. Not in the 6.5, but in the 43 and 46 calibers. So I was considering looking for a like one of the 45-70 Hindi rifles. Right, that's a modern barrel and a modern, that's a modern action. So that would not be as the jump in here real quick. The Marlin people, the Marlin people got the 45-70 lever action. Just have a light blinker load. They're looking at 10 grains of unique and they claim that the unique is fluffy enough that they don't. not to be fluffy, it's fluffy the collar, but the powder itself is fluffy enough that they don't even use a filler in it or anything. Right, remember this again, there's a couple of tricks for securing the charge to the base of the cap, which is what you're to the face of the cap, forgive me, that's what you're doing, because there are a number of different tricks and basically it is a A wad plug is one of the better choices. It's not really going to interrupt the round. In fact, what will happen is it will slap the base of the round quite uniformly. If you're using filler, you can use, well, actually the old formula was to use sawdust, which first you have to pull it. You have to take and put it in the oven, dry it out, and use that for expander when you're using a smaller powder charge. and that sits in front and of course that will be combustible. This goes the other way when you're doing this, you're going the other way without a cap cap, without a compression cap. Didn't they also use dextrin for filler? Oh, any nitrous or cellulose plastine was used. Oh, what was the other one? You see this insulation. Oh, come on, what is that? That's uh... I've heard of people using K-POC. No, not fiberglass. A little K-POC would work too. No, no, you've seen it before. It's flaky. It's actually a... Uh, Vemillio? I want to say Vemillio. Vena-like. Yeah, yeah. That was used for the longest time. One of the guys I knew that shot used to do that with all of his large bore, because he had even 145 100s. You know, the back during the Civil War reenactment era, Yek's Sporting Goods, which had, Yek had his own manufacturing site, it's where Epic Guns were built. He's right down in Burundi, Michigan. He's long gone now. But he was building up to original Creedmoor Type 100 and 120 straight case rifles. and all the technologies everybody had the big debating society about which work best but a lot of guys who want to build original did paper patch and did sawdust because that's originally was you know available and use most commonly the problem with sawdust as we all know is you can pro it but then it sucks moisture back in okay over a period of time if it were you know if the if the case is compromised or if there's you know any access to oxygen So it'll pull whatever moisture is left in the air and then that in turn may cross contaminate the charge. So that's why different materials were used. Plastine powder, just like what the Russians did several years ago with a bunch of their middle bore and big bore items that they were experimenting with, they use a fine, fine, fine granulite plastic. And in fact where you'll still find that in use, remember, is study the AK-74 round, remember, on the inside. They use the same type of chip for the inner part of the tip of the bullet so that it technically is filled, but when it hits, it compression, it compression impact expands, it works like hollow point. Okay, so same idea that that Plastine that grade of Plastine is what they've used because it also doesn't interfere with the burn in fact it to a degree It's granular So it still works to allow for air to pass and for the burn to continue No matter how the powder may intermix with the with the wadding because he any of this material one way or another If you're carrying the cartridge think about it you have the cartridge put on your cartridge belt you're walking around with it Unless you put a tamp or a wad, the rest of the filler is going to one way or another intermix with your charge. So whatever you use, ideally you want to at least be somewhat combustible. That's one of the many issues that came up with these types of loads. But if you do that, you also have more combustible coming out of the end of the tube. Something to think about there. Anyway guys, we're at the top. Thank you for for bringing broaching the subject now. We've got a whole Other hour we can spend if we want to well. Thank you mark. I'm gonna go ahead and get off. Thank you, sir And again for everybody out there guys. We got to go for now. God bless our Republic That's eternal into the new world order we shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the empires on the run And we are on the march about day and night. Good job. Kick him in the slats, beat him down. Don't let him back up and when they try, beat him down again. Remember, aim for the crotch, people. We want to knock him down. Aim for the chest. Well, you guys are buying that 25-pound dog food bag of body armor. You know what it's like. So we got to aim to where it is. We know we're going to do some damage and get through with what we do have. We'll be back. Meanwhile, Ed taking over. 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You might have the food, water, gold and silver, but ask yourself, are you truly prepared? That's why you need to visit MaineMilitary.com. MaineMilitary.com carries everything you need. Gas masks, fire starter kits, high capacity magazines, chemical suits, military surplus items, and much more. You own a firearm. MaineMilitary.com has a large selection of pistols and rifles suited for your needs. Are your local stores sold out of ammunition? Call or visit them today for prices on hard to find ammo and bulk ammo orders. You don't need to worry about having a military surplus store in your area because MaineMilitary.com is the only store you'll ever need all from the comfort of your computer. Visit them online today at MaineMilitary.com. That's Maine like the state Military.com. Thy blood hath hardened my soul, and I shall stand complete in thee. Yea, just defy and sanctify. Thy blood has farmed my soul for me, and glorified. Complete in thee, each one supplied, and no good sin. Thou my portion, Lord, I have no more complete in thee. Yea, justify what hath Paul e'ed in thee Thy grace hath called, or shall be attempted I shall stand complete Yea, justify what hath Paul, dear Savior, when Christ has come Amongst the children I shall be, as I write that complete indeed Yea, justify what hath Paul I blood hath all, I blood hath all. But these are written, that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in His name. Hello friends, I'm Pastor Brooks, and it's my prayer that the listeners of this program will learn how to live free and regrow, with truth and in faith through Christ. John 17 verse 17 reminds us sanctify them by your truth. Your word is truth. Yes friends, it's the time for the passion for what's right and the rule of law come into view on the flame of truth and reason. Proverbs chapter 16 verse 20 rightly records it, whoever gives thought to the word will discover good and blessed is he who trusts in the Lord. Friends, let's prepare. our hearts and minds before this evening's message with our first hymn entitled, Bowed and Inned, performed by Christi Galkin, becoming obedient to the point of death, and even death on a cross. For this reason also, God highly exalted me and bestowed on him the name which is above every name, so that the name of Jesus, every knee will bow of those who are in heaven. and on earth and under the earth and that every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is to the glory of God the Father. When the redeemed lift up their arms and see the one who set them free, we'll all gladly rejoice and gladly honor them. Let's ask the Lord to bless that time together here this evening. Heavenly Father, as you study your word, who prayed as the Holy Spirit would illuminate our minds, We will learn the promises found within your word. May your message be clearly heard and understood and returned forth. May it go forth, unhindered and complete. Lord, grant us the grace and the courage to reflect your life so that others may see. We ask that you would bless our time together for this evening. For it's in Jesus' sake, amen. For our second hymn for this evening's message entitled, Before you, I'm Neal, performed by Keith and Kristin Getty. Soon, I'll hope the markets like to highlight points concerning prayer to bring our will in line with God's plan. Prayers won't change God's mind, but they may change ours in order to help us better understand the will of God. Secondly, prayer is an opportunity to demonstrate our trust in God. He is both just and merciful and that we should be thankful that God's mercy is extended toward us. And in Psalm chapter 4 verse 3, it reads in part, But know that the Lord has set apart the godly man for himself. The Lord hears when I call to him. Speaking of prayer there, the psalmist writes, prayer is speaking with God, praise. But godly are those who are faithful and devoted to God. And the psalmist in this chapter knew that God would fear him. And when he called, that God would answer him. We too can be confident that God listens to outer prayers as well and that he will answer. Look at your problems in the light of God's power instead of looking at God in the shadow of your problems. But if we want to reach God with our urgent and emergent needs, one needs to take the time to cultivate a strong relationship with God through times of communing with Him in prayer. And lastly, biblical prayer is marked with several characteristics, which include humility and honesty. Biblical prayer should include prayer for others. biblical prayer recognizes God's position and our complete dependence upon him. So friends, ask God for guidance through this world so that you may have victory over sin. I have to beg y'all to work with me here. We've had some forest fires in our area and the smoke seems to be affecting my voice a little bit. So I trust your listeners will forgive me if I have to clear my throat basically. If your Bibles are with you and handy, I encourage you to open them to the Book of Romans. We're embarking on part two of our new series on the Book of Romans entitled, The Gospel of God's Righteousness. The words serve me many things. Service, regardless of how and where it's directed. can't describe its intentions and its goals. For example, if you do it because no one else will, or it's a job, and again speaking on service, if you are doing it to serve the Lord, well, it's a ministry. If you do it just enough to get by, again, it's just a job. And if you do it to the best of your ability, again, It can be or is a ministry. But if you do it because someone criticized you, it was a job. If you keep serving, again, it can be a ministry. If you quit because no one praised you, again, it was a job. If you do it because you think it needs to be done, it can and most likely is a ministry. When one takes note of these short quips, One notices the comparison being made between performing a job and that of a ministry. When one is engaged in a task for oneself, it's more than likely not a job, whereas when one is engaged in a task for the benefit of others, more often than not, it can be considered a ministry. And as we begin our new series in the Book of Romans, Our text alerts us to Paul's devotion to our Lord the Savior, Jesus Christ. Paul's devotion to our Lord is such that he aligns it and be like unto a pawn servant. Now, being a pawn servant means one is totally possessed by one's master, whereupon this slave existed for their master, or the individual served their master. For the slave belongs to his or her master or mistress. And finally, the most precious others meant when they claimed to be a bondservant to Christ is that Paul and others held the highest and most honored and kingly profession in all the world, which is, quote unquote, being men of God. For you see, the greatest men in history have always been called the servants of God. And this is the highest honor, the highest title, which anyone could ever forehave the state of common. Now it needs to be said, and I believe there's quite a part slavery to Jesus Christ. There's no cringing or cowardly or shameful subjection. No, it's the position of honor and the honor that bestows upon a man the privileges and responsibilities of serving the King of kings and the Lord of lords. Now, as the student of Scripture knows, there are many examples throughout the New Testament of one's profession of being a bondservant of either God or that of Jesus Christ our Lord. But one of the most significant is found in Philippians chapter 2 verse 7, which speaks of our Lord whereupon he emptied himself and became a man. The fact that Jesus Christ took one great step down from heaven to earth, so great a step that scholars and theologians of life refer to it as the humiliation of Christ. For our sovereign Lord of the universe, who existed in eternity and perfection, and in glory and majesty, and also in dominion and power, he stepped down, and whereupon comes to earth became a man. Now that verse reads in part Philippians 2 verse 7, but emptied himself, now that's speaking of Christ, but emptied himself, taking the form of a bond servant, and being made in the likeness of men. And continuing on through verse 8, he found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death, on a cross. Friends, our Lord humbled himself to the point of utter humiliation in many ways, and to the very point of death. Friend, our Lord humbled himself unto God the Father. Likewise, we, being servants unto our Lord and Savior, we too humble ourselves as servants unto our Lord. So you see, no one is a true follower of Jesus Christ, unless one is enslaved by Christ. As a matter of fact, it's impossible for a person to belong to Christ unless he or she is enslaved by Christ. And this, my friends, is the shocking message Paul wants to make the people understand. And at the time in which Paul recorded this letter, this is what the people of Rome needed to know. So let's review our current text, which is found, again, beginning in the book of Romans, chapter 1, verse 1, and reading through verse 7. Paul records for us. bondservant of Christ as an apostle, set apart for the Gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through its prophets in the Holy Scriptures concerning his son, who was born of a descendant of David, according to the flesh, who was declared the Son of God with power by the resurrection from the dead. According to the spirit of holiness, Jesus Christ our for whom we have received grace and apostleship to bring about the obedience of faith among all the Gentiles for his name's sake, among whom you also are called of Jesus Christ to all who are beloved of God in Rome, called as saints, grace to you, and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Now here, friends, Paul exalts the gospel of righteousness and he identifies himself as a servant who's been called by God and he set apart in which to minister to others much like as Christ administered as a servant of God. Now when we look at verse 1 of our text here Paul is declaring to be a quote-unquote bond servant of Jesus Christ or as some would say a slave. Now, the word slave means far more than one just being a servant. It means a slave who's totally possessed by their master. Now, another way to look at it is, it's a slave or bond servant who's bound by law to a master. Now, when one studies the slave market of Paul's name, one can clearly see what Paul meant when he declared himself to be a slave of Christ Jesus. As has already been established, this slave is owned by their master. He totally possessed. Paul was purchased just like you and I were. Paul was purchased and by and possessed by Christ. Christ had looked upon Paul as he had seen Paul's degraded and meaningful conditions just like he has seen you and has seen me. And what happened to Paul? is what happens to all those who have answered the call. Wonderful things you happen to. You see friends, our Lord loves us and He purchased us with His blood. So naturally, our Lord then presents those who are hitters. Now we can note that the slave exists for the master and for no other reason. And also, the slave quote-unquote serves the master. becoming one's sole purpose. And so it is with not only Paul, but through believers as well. So living to serve Christ, hour by hour, day by day, and night by night. For the slaves will belong to the master as well. And I could forget one and also a servant of God and their members. the most honored and highest and seemingly profession in all the world. All the men of God throughout history have been called, quote unquote, servants of God. That includes Moses, Joshua, King David himself, and even the Apostle Paul as well as all the other apostles such as James, Peter, and Jude, and even the prophets of the Old Testament. They were always referred to as men of God. In many others, the slaves of God. And you see, true believers are said to be the slaves of Jesus Christ. Our Lord is recorded in John chapter 12 verse 26 where he reads in part, If anyone serves me, he must follow where I am there. My servant will be also. If anyone serves me, Father will honor him. And... recorded in Romans chapter 12 verse 1 which we'll examine in this series later it reads in part, therefore I urge you brethren by the mercies of God to present your body a living and in holy sacrifice acceptable to God which is your spiritual service of worship. Now friends Paul also states in our text of verse 1 that he was quote Now the word Apostle means either a person who was sent out or a person who had sent forth. For you see, an Apostle is a representative or an ambassador, if you will, or even a person who sent out into one country to represent another country. Now there's three items that are concerning the Apostle. He belongs to the one who sent him. He's commissioning by the one who sent him to be sent out and thirdly, he possesses all the authority and power of the one who sends him out. Now Paul declared that he was put on foot. Paul was called to be an apostle. He wasn't in the ministry because he just chose to be or because he possessed an ability or he was charismatic. For that he was then encouraged by those aroused, to, hey, just choose the ministerial vocation. You'll be great. No problem. Or even because he was enjoyed working with people. As one would reread Paul's encounter onto the road of Damascus, what's in a apostle? A minister of the gospel for only one reason. And that, my friends, is because God had called them. 26 verse 16 records our Lord saying to Paul, but get up and stand upon your feet. For this purpose I have appeared to you to appoint you a minister and a witness not only to the things which you have seen, but also to the things in which I will appear to you. Friends, as all great men of God have, all have heard and answered God's call. God didn't override all the world. No. God wanted Paul in the ministry. So God called Paul. But as is with everyone, it's up to those who are called to hear and then respond. So we learned that Paul was called to minister for God, to God's people, and to those who'd received the gospel message. Every servant of God is called for at least two primary focuses to serve and minister. And we're reminded where our Lord of people is saying in Matthew chapter 20 verses 27 and 28 we're at Reapham Park, and whoever wishes to be first among you shall be your slave. Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve and to give his life a ransom. for men. And secondly, one is called to go forth and bear fruit. Again, our Lord is recorded as saying in John chapter 15 verse 16, where it reads in part, He may give it to you. Now, Paul also mentions that he was set apart to the gospel of God. And this is the reason for which God called Paul, that he would be separated or set apart to the gospel of God. Now, remember the word gospel simply means the good news of God. Now, Paul wasn't called and set apart to a man-made religion or a denomination or even a religious sect. No. The Gospel of the New Testament is the same good news of God which was promised in the Old Testament. Yes, Jesus Christ is the subject and author of the Gospel. But the Gospel began long before the birth of Jesus. God, as long as oath laid the plan of salvation of man, ruled his son, and was foretold by the prophets of old. The Epistle, or gospel, according to Mark, records in chapter 1, in verses 1 through 3, it reads apart, the beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, as it is written in Isaiah the prophet, Behold, I send my messenger ahead of you who will prepare your way, the voice of one crying in the wilderness, ready to lay in the Lord and make his path straight. Even our Lord is recorded in John chapter 5 verse 39 where it speaks of a gospel message in its messenger where he said, you search the scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life. It is these that testify about many friends. The gospel is the information of God's Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. We can take note that the King James version of our current text as Paul reported in verse 3 of Romans chapter 1 saying, his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. Now the new King James also uses this same wordage in text. But what's interesting to notice how Paul stacked the names and the titles upon one another, where Paul reports God's Son and then lists Jesus and then Christ and finally Christ dating our Lord. The Gospel is about Jesus Christ for he is both the subject and the author of the Gospel for him and for him. The Gospel is created and proclaimed. Our Lord brings the good news to man, for he is the good news in the flesh. And if you read the first chapter of John, John chapter 1, it also reinforces these truths. So two glorious truths can be seen in the Gospel message. The first being, God's son became a man, which in and of itself possesses hundreds of wonderful benefits for mankind alone. Also becoming a man, he was the seed of David who was one of the greatest rulers of Israel. So you see the point is this, God's Son came or was made a man just like you and just like me and everyone else possessing our human nature and as so. Our Lord experienced the very same trials of life as we do. He experienced the sorrow and the disappointments. And there are many. And we all have experienced pain and grief. And also he experienced joy and humor and even contentment. And I'm sure at times he was anxious as well as we all are in this day and age. And with all this being said, our Lord is able to provide to us that help in times of need. For he not only experienced life trials and challenges, but you see he had victory over them. Another glorious truth, being both dynamic and critical as well, is that the divine nature of our Lord. For he was and is the Son of God before he entered our world as man. Our Lord never sees King God's Son, even whilst He walks among us. However, since His arrival, He's declared to be God's Son by at least two things. First, His Spirit of Holiness, which dwelt with enemy. This declared Jesus to be God's Son, for being sinless. Our Lord is the very being displaying and possessing not only purity but morality and justice as well. And the life that he lived on this earth proves these facts. It's recorded in 2nd Corinthians chapter 5 verse 21 where it reads in part, he made him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf so that we might become the righteous of God in him. Friends, This is one of the great verses which declares the unbelievable love which God has for mankind. And yet, being God's Son and in the form of a man, experiencing the challenges and the trials of the human life without sinning, our Lord can testify before God the Father on our behalf, as is recorded in Hebrews chapter 4 verse 15 where it reads in part, But we do not have a high priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who has been tempted in all things, as we are, yet without sin. The second item which declares our Lord to be the Son of God is resurrection from the dead. All other men and women are dead and gone. Everyone, Judah, Peter, Slippin', Mal, Smith, and others, anyone and everyone who's ever lived. Even D.L. Moody, the great evangelist, and the other Billy Sunday as well. For they too were all near and end. Some of those who I just spoke, some were dictators, who thought they were a God. Others who groomed their own religions, who were those who followed them thought they were divine. Even just a humble Christian service. Such as the El Muhyam, Ali Sunday, and many others. Like them who had a tremendous impact on millions of people's lives preaching and teaching Christ as Lord. Where are they all now? One leaves this world. They're gone from this realm never to be seen again. But what separates these aforementioned men and Jesus Christ in this three separate groups is this. The first group consisting of men and women, as like in Ben-Pretuda, Marx, Confucius, and others, they're most likely standing eternity separated from God. And we know where and what that is. And the second group consisting of men and women such as D.L. Moody, Billy Sunday, and Charles Finney, and even Fanny Crozier, and all the other followers of Jesus Christ. Scripture is very clear. They'll spend eternity with God. In our third scenario, the one which contains one individual, Jesus Christ our Lord. For he arose from the dead and walked through earth again. And today he is seated at the right hand of God's Father, living forever in the presence of God. Death is holy because he is the Son of God who possesses the perfect spirit of holiness. Acts chapter 2 verse 24 reads in part, that God raised him up again, putting him into the agony of death, since it was impossible for him to be held in the municipality. Acts chapter 2 verses 14 through 36 is a dynamic read for anyone. Peter's summons there, he gains the gospel message and the fruits of Christ's resurrection. points which Paul is declaring in these first several verses found here in the Book of Boon are coming to set. Paul has taken the quote unquote mission to set a firm foundation for all who've read his letter to the Lord in his days and down through the ages. Paul is not only laying out a firm foundation, he's providing the services of instruction of how to do so. For our third and final hymn this evening, entitled, Amazing Grace, by an unknown artist. Heavenly Father, we thank you as your name is God. And as you knew, God is an cult evangelist to the nation of China years and years ago mentioned, even though all of God's great men have been in their own ways, these very same men did great things for God because they reckoned on God's needs, which they counted on God's faithfulness. We're reminded of what D.L. Moody said. He said, God always sees his men who are closest to him. So friends, in order to get close to God, you must study and learn his words. You must spend time and prayer. You must have a solid foundation in order to build an effective ministry. So you can then serve those around you. In closing, I'd like to mention this. and ever since seems a cappella, complete and do as this shows, being. And I would also like to thank our host and owner of Liberty Tree Radio and our faithful program engineers for the opportunity to present to you God's Word. 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May God richly bless you, my friends. Until next week, Lord willing, good evening. Go to the website and check out our selection today. Join Mark and Don for Weapons Wednesday, where you'll learn how to use everything from your bare hands to your average AR-15. Off gauge autoloader? Sure. The 45 long slide? Yep. You betcha. Who is the 9mm? Yes sir. Crazy plasma rifle? Crazy? Don't talk about that. So whatever question you have about whatever weapon you have, call Mark and Don on Weapons Wednesday. And remember, your mind is your first best weapon. We all need to prepare ourselves. You might have the food, water, gold and silver, but ask yourself, are you truly prepared? That's why you need to visit MaineMilitary.com. MaineMilitary.com carries everything you need. Gas masks, fire starter kits, high capacity magazines, chemical suits, military surplus items, and much more. You own a firearm. MaineMilitary.com has a large selection of pistols and rifles suited for your needs. 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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 be taught according to the system. You read about the current news in a regulated press. And you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm. and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. Your daughters are the children. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores. 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Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the Evening Intelligence Report, and the only hour by the way, what am I talking about? We only have one for the evening. For now, ah, no, we're not gonna add any more if we can help it for the moment. Maybe. Anyway, one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, east, northeast, and central. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, IndianaFreedomTalkRadio.com, and we are on AM and FM micro stations, CB base stations, and UltraNet. Hallmark and Golden Spike Technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska. Good evening to all of our friends out there in Lower 49, which includes Grace David Jefferson, Along with the other parts of Conus, the Outline 2 states, 2 territories, and the clock. It is 8.08 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. It is Thursday. It is the 14th of November. It is the 11th year of open Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K-2019 old earth calendar. 2019 year of conflict, year of betrayal. We expect that. Anyway, real quick here, before we go any farther, Ed, if you would, Little Jeff Rotol! We're gonna go from the Jeff Rotol channel, as a matter of fact. Hey, I don't know if this Ian Anderson running that or not. Falling on hard times, the 2005 remastered version, a little cleaner, a little crisper in some ways. They usually tweak some of the sub sound there whenever you hear about it being remastered. So there's noise that was in the background you didn't quite hear, subliminal, that's in the remastered mix. And you usually clean up any glips, scratches, or whatever they thought might be not quite right with the original. Falling on hard times by Jeff Rotol. And, of course, well, it's kind of like Pink Floyd. Which one is Jeff Rowe? Well, none of them are. The main lead singer, slash musician was Ian Anderson, but yeah, all those bands back in the day usually came up with somebody's name and yeah, Pink Floyd. Wouldn't it be kind of fun to do a little thing where somebody actually shows up and each one claims to be Pink Floyd? Now, Black Sabbath, it's like, well, dude, that's like a general, like, yeah, that's a different, we're not, we're talking about bands that were named after You know, Uriah Heap, for instance. Anybody remember that band? You should. So anyway, fallen on hard times, 2005 remastered. And again, an example of some really interesting political music from back in the day that fits right now as a matter of fact. Little Jeff Rotel, floating along with little Jeff Rotel right here on Liberty Tree Radio. And for everybody out there again, that's fallen on hard times, remastered 2005, and it's on the Jeff Roetal channel on YouTube. So if you're looking for it, yeah, come on, just come clean, Mr. President. Well, Prime Minister, England was in the same boat, so. And still is, along with the rest of Europe, the EU, everybody's basically faking us out, trying to figure out how they can stretch a rubber band until they can get away with a crisis, and then well demand disarming the population murdering a bunch of us of course in our homes if they had their way etcetera etcetera etcetera which now we're first of all we're not going to get caught flat-footed everybody pretty well sees what's going on i would mention something i brought up if you were noticed they always do this with numbers it's like well the majority of the people who voted uh... yes but most of the people in the country don't vote why don't they although all of the lying and voter fraud like we saw in kentucky and lying in the voter fraud that we know is going on in Virginia. They, in fact, they even are just bragging it right now. The leftists are on the other side. This is what's fascinating. Go to the right circles. They're bragging the voter fraud they just carried out. What a surprise. And this is a precursor to the lack of ballot box option for 2020 when the time comes, too. That already was the case with, you know, three years ago with the other the election the first around that much of really the choice either we gotta go to the worst deal both of the evil of two lectures yeah i know uh... well this time around again in line with what we're seeing uh... with the precursor has been this little inner reinter intermittent election with just massive voter fraud where it was caught and yes the governor of Kentucky has brought this up already etc etc etc but the other problem we've got is the setups that are taking place to collapse and destroy internal infrastructure so it can either be handed over to the skank Israelis or to the skank Chinese when they come in and buy a you know property up for nothing example you have the dairy farmers going out of business which we already do about i've actually talked about this for well why several years because it's something that has been very apparent uh... even with the dairy production they have we don't have the big dairy production we had in wisconsin and a lot of these farmers went along with kind of screwing their buddy farmers because the bureaucracy helped them to do it you know in this that the other and the logic is that you make more you get more of the market share but you see in the process than there's fewer people actually step up and fight when there's a conflict or anything takes place and you have to you know go to the the regime demand results and you get to a tipping point well we're at the tipping point with this next wave and uh... manipulation What is interesting is a couple things that are going on and I think it's actually the equivalent to a China sport war. Have any of you noticed how you can buy bargain basement sour cream right now and bargain basement cream cheese, real cream cheese? But we're talking at like basically half the price of the quote unquote name brand product so to speak. And it's the larger chains that are doing this. Well, how are they able to do this? Well, it's commodities. The commodities market is something we've talked about on a regular basis. Step from the stock market, ignore that, and ignore the bonds market. The commodities market has been heavily manipulated going back through to the period of time with FDR, needless to say, where they just simply stated, they told everybody what they were going to do. They just pulled the guns out and said they've occupied the country. The War Powers Act of 1933 brought in all these alphabet soup agencies, which of course were declaratory occupation forces of foreign powers coming into the United States, basically the British Crown. Any of these alphabet soup agencies origins are in foreign occupation and their foundation is the War Powers Act of 1933. Some have overlapping, you know, overlapping timelines with the old American Republic, but understand that that's because they were the beachhead organizations. Each one was brought in to help format the 1929 collapse and then of course to They were hoping they were just going to get us to stand up and give our freedom away. We'll take my freedom, just give me a bucket of beans. You know, the old selling your birthright for some food. It didn't work that way in 30, and because of that, in 32-33, FDR of course had to declare the banking emergency that didn't exist because everybody realized, no, the bankers can't tell us what to do because they're operating on a fiction. That fiction is not tangible, it's artificial. And so everybody else decided to be a banker and everybody was, you know, they were their own banker as we are now, but we're not taught to know that we're our own banker. Okay. And because of that, everybody was slipping away from the shyster. So the shyster, the small hat crew, decided that they just had to go for the gusto and they decided to, in fact, threaten war upon the country. That's what the whole idea of the War Powers Act, the Gold Act, and the Gun Act were right there in 32, or forgive me, 33, 34. In 31, 32, and 33 is when the accumulation of crisis develops because people are stepping away from the banks completely and realizing they can do for themselves. And American companies and businesses, big and small, cities, metropolitan areas, were their own banker, generating their own currency, and without the bankers as a middleman to parasite and leech off of our wallets as wallet munchers. Okay? We can't have that! Not when the Jewish mob is on the edge of the cusp of the next big attack, which by the way has been ongoing now for how many years? How many decades? 1933? It is the year 2019. We're now at the other end of the game in that respect and that either have to defecate or get off the pot Despite the best laid plans of rats and rodents things haven't gone the way they hoped they would completely and and now we're faced with a situation where They've stretched the rubber band. They bought time with Trump, but not much Despite the fiddle fighting that's going on in Washington DC with the pickle smoking mirrors the green pickle smoking mirrors I am the great and powerful chef. Well yeah right uh... while that's going on uh... attacks on the property owners slash farmers that were left to a man who thought they had a deal by the way uh... quite a few would get one was making the paper boom was say you know they're setting up for a fall all that just opened your crazy at the patriot methodology well now we've got what to dairy farmers a day going under approximately is what the number that everybody's giving right now uh... Even two a week wouldn't be good. But what's fascinating is look at the price collapse taking place right now. Why is that? Well, they're doing to the dairy farmers what the Chinese did to American manufacturers. Take the bite, drop the market, okay? And in the long run, drive everybody out for lack of income because what you're accepting for pork bellies and gallons of milk and barrels of molasses and take a pick, whatever you're trading in in commodities, you drive the price low and the farmer isn't making the money back to feed the animal, let alone to make a profit to stay in business, to clothe his family, pay the loans or do whatever else is necessary. And this is exactly what the Chinese in fact are now doing with small manufacturing or their targeting of small manufacturing to wage war against American manufacturing on all levels. The large manufacturers sold out. They went out with Naphtingat. The midsize, which by the way had a lot of sidebar contracts with these larger manufacturers, they were subcontractors building part of the infrastructure for the big manufacturers. Well, half of their business or a third of their business or three-fifths of their business is gone. And there's a spiraling down process which we have seen take place. Now, the ones that are left are part of the ring-knocking click. The spit-swappers, the close, you know, the tight buddies. But the thing is, not all of them are actually even tight buddies. They were just allowed to travel for so long and then all of a sudden, kind of like Trump with the bump stock owners, they all of a sudden felt this sharp pain between their shoulder blades because they thought they had a deal. Then they look down and see that 4-inch blade sticking through the front of their chest and they look behind them and they hear this cackling from their ally or whoever in the regime's job it was to screw them. And all of a sudden, the brakes are on, the whole machine is winding and grinding on the tracks, the bridge has been blown up, and blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, Why can't be why can't the job to be filled? Well, I think there are a number of reasons number one because everybody now has the on the one hand we have Let's see you can have marriage one and free dope this and do dope that whatever and they're all supposed to be enlightened But when it comes time for a background check, which of course now is mandatory and all the other fun police state stuff that they're doing They put themselves out of their workforce Understandably so, I mean because there are supposed to be issues about, well, would you want that person doing that, fill in the blank, doing that job? Okay. This is why they're bringing in the aliens from outside. They're just as criminal. Any of the characters they bring in are just as likely, in fact most likely, the reason they're running from where they are is because 50 to 60 to 80 percent of our criminals that were working there that can't make a profit but can see the profit option to come up here and be a criminal. Especially when our government pays for it. To a degree, those people can technically get into all these positions. Why? Well, it's real simple. They don't have a background. So when they do a police check on them, they're technically clean. Of course, they may have raped, murdered, slit throats, chopped people in pieces, sold kids for six-year-olds, prostitutes, anything you can imagine, and it's considered the social norm where they are. But technically, on the paperwork, while you peasants of course don't qualify for anything because you're Americans and you're like an internal exile, the alien coming in is given the ultimate indispensable in every area plus technically does not have a Sovietized record jacket the way yours is already communized here in the United States. See how that works? So anyway, with the number of farmers going under the dairy product issue, which to me is really fascinating, is the Jewish-run dairy operations in Wisconsin have been running off fake milk, or I should say condensed slash powdered milk for a long time. The regular farmers are taking the hit because of the junk that's being brought in. This is part of what's undermining the market and bumping a lot of these dairy farmers out. It's not just the other issues with weather. It has to do with manipulation of the market. That dollar a container for this and dollar a container for that as opposed to $1.58, $2, $3, whatever it is for a tub of fill in the blank or a brick of fill in the blank, depending on what the product is. This is how the Chinese systematically dismantled and destroyed all small or mid manufacturing first. They're now focusing on trying to destroy or undermine small manufacturing. And when we say small manufacturing, the Chinese have already stated they want to go after the 60 and 70 and 80 count piecework that a lot of little manufacturing companies do here. And they've already told their manufacturers take the hit and cut the cost by 50% below what it would cost to build it. Under the logic that if they were targeting a smaller American manufacturer it will be easier to fold your legs off from underneath you and and cut your cut your knee your legs off with the knees and put you out of business. It's that simple and they are right. I mean for the most part if you use the modern business method for operations number one you're going to be screwed with all brown envelopes are expected from the township the county the state and the Fed, all the agencies. And then on top of that, you got the stinking Chinese that none of these people, you get a brown envelope, you got to give an envelope to bribe, okay, at gunpoint, you have to hand over your wages, your money. Now one of these stinking operations none of these pigs none of these pigs that are parasites at the at the township level none of these pigs that are Parasite at the county level none of these pigs that are parasite at the state level or at the federal level in Any way shape or form we're going to protect you from foreign operations So what are they doing for you? Nothing. They're just simply doing things to you So they're an enemy. They are not a resource, they are not an asset, and they in no way, shape, or form are a good business model for anything. Again, in the meantime, any foreign operation coming in will be given total dispensation from all of the above I just mentioned in terms of the parasite. Or, they'll walk in and with ham hands, they'll put a fist right to the side or to the ear of these idiots who think they're going to walk up and demand payment. And they find out that the new mob boss in town from communist China or from Haifa in Tel Aviv, well, they're special. You're not. And so they'll back off and let them get away with murder. This is why Chicago, so Chicago is in the situation. I've mentioned before going to all these places like that make dairy products in Chicago, Northside Chicago. They're all Jewish run, gutter trash locations. You go in and there's not a single American working, it's all illegal aliens. In fact, for the first time we went in there, a friend of mine, we were taking a service truck in there to pick up a product for a store. I just went along, we needed somebody to ride with him. So I went with him and we showed up because we kind of looked strapped squared away as far as we're casually carrying whatever. Everybody starts to disappear. It took the count of about 10 and there was nobody in sight at the loading dock inside the plant down through the manufacturing areas where they were processing this dairy slurry. These two characters obviously Jewish. The air is free and their noses will tell you so. They're standing there and it's like, you know, the guy that's with me says, well, you know, hey, you know, you guys are, we're picking up so many palates of the stuff that you make, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then he goes, you know, how's the stuff taste? He goes, I don't drink that spill. We only sell that to you people. That's the guy making it. The guy making it, who you would think is supposed to be like, hi, how you doing? No, just reverse, totally spittle. You know, I don't drink that slop. We sell that to you people. And it's like, huh, okay, I'm taking note of that while I'm not saying a word and kind of like casually staying smiley and oh yeah, I know what you mean. Oh yeah, you rotten piece of filth. But anyway, we've experienced this with more than a few of these operations because that's what's on the north side is all the Jewish mafia run food operations and dairy, okay? So I've seen enough of it from the sidebar, you know, from that direction. And of course, quality control, there isn't any. Okay, that's the other problem. By comparison to say those operations where they, you know, you have the township, the county, the state and the Fed breathing down your neck, all of these OI-BOI operations, they just hand the brown envelope over and nobody sees a thing. Okay? That simple. So that's what's, that's part of what's going on and why the place needs to be cleaned out, why we need, you know, to deal with this problem. But in the meantime, Well, building up dairy herds is going to take time. Remember, a lot of these dairy herds will not necessarily be slid sideways and integrated into larger or complex herds. Instead, they'll be slaughtered, sent over to China, China will get the cows on the cheap, they'll get the property on the cheap, then they may bring new inventory in. There's a number of different options of ways that they work this, but either the Israelis or the Chinese are going to be controlling what's left of the Wisconsin dairy industry that they don't already have. what's going on. That's not an if, not a kind of, maybe that's what's happening right now. You'll find if you map it out, the OY boys are the ones, and by the way, the OY boys are the ones who do most of the throat-slitting for the Chinese anyway because they're joined at the hip. The Jewish, communist Chinese are no different from the Israeli communists, okay? They're all the same. As far as who they are, what they do, and what they're about, and their backgrounds, okay? So, just pay attention, and again, the article, one of them, there's a couple about there. Most all of them basically are citing the same point approximately to the Wisconsin Dairy Crisis. Here you go. Thank you to Alan. Misty posted this over it from the trenches. We'll report comments on the first page almost to the bottom of the scroll. So we'll probably switch over with a few more articles. Wisconsin Dairy Crisis. We are losing two farms a day from the SHTF plan by Max Labo. and its Wisconsin dairy crisis has only just begun as the state is losing two farms each day according to Patty Edelberg, Vice President of the National Farmers Union. As farm bankruptcies soar, it is possible that nearly 10% of Wisconsin dairy farmers may go out of business. Don't worry, they'll be picked up by the Jewish mob and their properties will be gotten for nothing, etc. Or, well, minimal. Won't be necessarily free, but they'll be buying them for a song and a dance and kicking the goyim off their property, and somebody else will pick that up. Don't worry. Wait, wait, wait, wait. We understand how that's going to work. The interesting thing is you'll also notice the bleed is from the south north from Chicago north. That's another thing I would point out or from the Green Bay pod south which is interesting in that they're kind of like it's like a military march across the terrain. The banks have been told probably which of the choices pieces of real estate or key pieces of real estate to control to also manipulate or work the other farmers out of the area. There is always a purchase balance plan. Remember that, just like when they went down the road to build expressways. method to the madness about why they're you know pumping the neighbors out of the way so there will be fewer voters in the area or people who are like mind that way they can move in idiot sticks that don't have a clue about the industry or the agriculture or the area and then pretty well drive the rest of the farmers into the ground with excessive taxes burdens and fees complaining about you know kal poo but all the other fun stuff that idiots takes do when they want to move in the country but never watched anything other than a television series with no smell of vision Yeah. Ooh, the smell valve here. We should have the cows banned. Oh, there's so nice. Oh, look at all the pictures of the cows and stuff. But I don't want the smell of them now, so we're going to ban the cows from our area. That happens a lot. And there are people that truly are that stupid. Okay. Just ad nauseam, that's all. 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So, guys, if you have lathes in the area of operation, our friends listening, and we have one that's listening in Jackson, Bridgeport mills, surface grinders, and lathes. Steel lathes, not wood lathes. Although, probably I have to check, we probably could use a few more wood lathes too for the projects. We have a caller, who do we have? Hey, this time we're going to Michigan. No, what? How much you got? I want to say, I want to tell all, everybody who goes out hunting tomorrow, be safe. Watch the crazy. Yeah, pay attention to your surroundings and especially your six. Blaze orange is the color of the day here in Michigan, although we have orange camouflage, which is supposed to deceive the deer. I don't know how well that does. And I don't know for sure if they see color or not, really. So, the idea is don't... Your most important is you're not wearing... Let's see, Carhartt brown would be a bad color tomorrow, okay? Yeah. Carhartt brown and a white scarf would be really bad tomorrow. white blood the white blood yeah, no white gloves or here's another one yellow feel a white white ski a ski mask With a car hurt hood that would look like the ass end of a deer real quick wouldn't think about that white boot So again, prior proper planning prevents this poor performance. Let's not do that. Okay. So if you see another person in orange at the hunter, stay away. Yeah. Hunter. Well, it'll be bad when they start spray painting and you know, names on, you know, Haunter. He said it's a hunter. Don't shoot. Right. You know, that kind of thing. You see that, you know, things are really bad as it is. People paint purple cow on the side of their cows on occasion too. So, pure red Guernsey cows, remember? The red cows, close enough, that looks like a deer. Does offer a lot of meat. If you can shoot it and drag it away fast enough, yeah, it's just not a deer, that's all. It's having it, having it, you know, caked up on the roof of the truck that'll, you know, or the back of the truck or in the roof of the car, it's gonna be kind of hard to explain to the DNR. Well, they can't really stop you for that. You know, there's something to think about. If you have a cow, uh... tied to the roof of your car i mean first of all to be heavy beat doing that's not likely but if you did they really couldn't copy for that you realize that i mean like a lot of people at work out just for the part of it you know take a call your you put your chopper you know you've you should account you got a shoot a cousin you should count head kill it you figure just to have some fun take a pair of antlers or make an antler rack up and put it on the cow and hook it up to the roof of the car and see how many DNR officers do stop ya. That's the strangest deer I ever saw, but I'm still gonna give you a ticket, cause you don't have no license for that demi-deer. We're just being mean to the DNR officers now, aren't ya Mark? Yeah, I have no love for them anyway, but it would be fun to watch and see what they do. What kind of deer is that? Is that a deer in the roof, are you sure? Well, you better take a closer look, you know. Well, they do have hooves. I gotta start with, they do have hooves. And, well, just a little bulky. Actually, if deer were like cows in the wood, like that, as in the woods, there'd be even more hunters out there. One shot, thousand pounds of meat. Hell yes. They just wouldn't probably last long, that's all, you know. Something to think about there, too. Also make sure you dress warmly because it's supposed to be cold tomorrow and we are in northern Michigan. Well you're on the high ground and as a matter of fact we feel really warm today because it went from 1 degrees to 31 degrees. So we actually have had a 30 degree jump in temperature for the day. It's dropping a little down there tonight but not much. However, the farther north you go guys, greater altitude and yep, we got that northerly plus three lakes come together at the top of the state of Michigan. Remember that. Superior, Huron and Michigan. And they are all, the farther north you go, the more moisture and water mass there is than land mass. And that's why it gets colder up there. So just... It's like it's colder in the U.P. where I used to live. Yeah. Oh, you'll hear the wolves howling in the night. As a matter of fact, somebody else was asking about that, is this unusual for the snow that we've got? Well, we've been blessed with some really mild, late coming winters in the last couple of years, but that's because of the solar cycle. We're now getting what we would normally expect, and in fact, pretty much all the farmer's almanacs have been dead on the money. And how do they calculate what they expect with the farmer's almanac? Experience by record. and following the cycles of the weather and of the solar cycles and the environment. So nobody in the Farmers Almanac had been caught off guard. Think about that one. And there's no other one Farmers Almanac, by the way, too, just as a heads up. But they really do study the weather. They are weather watchers, not drama queens. I'll be quite honest, where you are, Tom, when we used to go hunting, of course, when I was little, like I said, I'd be with my dad. My dad never had a four-wheel drive truck. We went through two tracks that would be 12 inches of snow this time of year during deer season, up in the old sections in Mount Marancy County over by Lewiston. And got in, got out without any problem, he knew how to drive. But the big thing is, again, that was the norm. We'd get up before dawn, be out there in the woods, and I'd be up to my knees in the snow. Moving to where we already had picked out, areas that we wanted to try and work for the season when it opened up. And that's this time of year, right now, just like what we're seeing right now. So guys, when you hear all this drivel about, we've never seen anything like this. Yeah, we have. I did. I grew up with this. Okay, I think most of us did. Anybody in Michigan, it's like the only thing is variations on the theme and purely that's based upon weather cycles as they exist. Right now, I'd like it to be nice if we could be pampered with less cold, but we're just stuck with what we got. If we want to live in the north, you better be ready for the cold. Better be ready for the winter. At least understand and accept the idea. How well you do is just a matter of how much can you get accomplished before the snow flies. And sometimes it gets there before you thought the snow would be there. It's that simple. Otherwise, again, I don't know what the record and licenses sold actually when I was in line at a couple of different stores. I will say that I've seen more licenses being sold when I was in line at the desk for like the grocery stores. We have Meyers here. I saw more licenses being sold than I've seen in the last three or four years. So that was rather interesting in talking to girls. Sounds like we've had a little bit of a surge in hunting, so we'll see how that goes. We might have more than the usual number, or at least a comparable number, but new hunters coming up and online and getting up there in the woods, which is another reason you want to pay attention and be careful. Another thing I would say, it's not a big deal to carry a little bit of medical supplies on your kit when you go in the woods. I mean, after all, you don't have to get shot. When you ever go into a pine forest or woods, there's plenty of sharp, pointy wood sticks and objects sticking out of the trees and stuff you might miss. You could fall on something you weren't supposed to, take your pick, there's any number of obstacles. So, prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance there, it's not a bad idea to have just a little bit of medical with you in case. That way you don't bleed as much. Then somebody finds the blood trail and then they figure they got a deer they're chasing. And then they see the brown Carhartt outfit and they see what looks like a white flash and that's that white ski mask you were wearing. And then you hear a poo, while the stick slowed you down, that six round finished the job. Problem? The guy didn't know the difference between you and Carhartts and a deer. Guts ya, throws ya on the truck, takes ya back down to Warren, Michigan and the rest is history. That's something to think about. Anything else, Tom? What do you got? We're almost heading towards the top. Okay, very good. Nope, just wanted to let everyone know to be safe and watch your surroundings, make sure you dress warm. And yeah, don't shoot yourself when you get all excited if a buck comes up. Oh, I'll tell you what, you know what? Since it is, we got enough time. Edward? Uh, oh, let's see if I can find it fast enough. I'll see. Okay, hold on. I think I can find it this way. Let's see what I can... Edward, if you could, Ed, if you're listening there real quick, we're almost to the top of the hour. Tom Lehrer, the hunting song. Yeah. If we can do that real quick, we have enough time, I think it... Tom Lehrer, the hunting song. After all, Tomorrow is opening day and if you appreciate opening day, you'll appreciate this song Tom Lehrer L E H R E R and it's The Hunting Song. Now there's concert live and we might be able to find just the studio version. Either one's fine. The studio version will just be the music itself if we can find that. always will remember to us a year ago november i went out to hunt some deer on a morning bright and clear i went and shot the maximum the game laws would allow two game wardens seven hunters and a cow i was in no mood to trifle i took down my trusty rifle and went out to stalk my prey what a haul i made that day i tied them to my fender and i drove them home somehow two game wardens Seven hunters and a cow. The law was very firm, it took away my firm, it's the worst punishment I ever endured. It turned out there was a reason cows were out of season, and one of the hunters wasn't insured. People ask me how I'd do it, and I say there's nothing to it. You just stand there looking cute, and when something moves, you shoot. And there's ten stuffed heads in my trophy room right now. Two game wardens, seven hunters, and a cow. Yes, the law was very firm. It took away my firm. It's the worst punishment I ever endured. It turned out there was a reason cows were out of season and one of the hunters wasn't insured. They'd blast me, how can I say there's nothing to it? You just stand there looking cute and when something moves, you shoot. You stuff heads in my trophy room right now. Thank you very much, Edward. Thank you very much. Elvis has not left the building. Tom Lehrer, if you haven't heard any of his songs, none of them politically correct. Most of them, I guarantee they would whine about if they were on the air right now, although... Because we got pretty lame people in this country, especially the turds we have to the leftists who used to be the, well, we're going to be, everybody can do their own thing. Now it's of course, all you can do is the commie thing. Well, that's why we're going to have to shoot their hind end out of this country. That won't be 700. That'll seven liberals and a big red commie politician on the roof. Yeah, and the two gay warden too, because they usually side with the commies. So yeah, we understand. Anyway, that's Tom Layers, L-E-H-R-E-R, The Hunting Song. If you're looking for it and you want to try and find it out there, and yes, there is a concert version. There's the studio version that he did, and that's what we just played, I'm sure. And then there's the concert version, Concert Hall, which is where he did his live pieces. And of course, there's many, many, many, many, many other pieces that he did over the years, for those of you who aren't familiar. My hometown, I don't think I have a, I'd have to pull out the listing to see what, you know, see if they post most of them. A lot of them are definitely not politically correct in this day and age. But, and again, he was actually really from the leftist, you know, leaning to begin with, to be quite honest, if you didn't know anything about him. But he would be considered hmm, pastist, non-gratist nowadays, you know, he knew where they allow that. A couple of things here real quick, since we are headed towards the top, we've got a few minutes left. somebody was asking about the 43 Egyptian rifles, I don't think that they have any left over there at Sarco. Those were Remington rolling blocks and they came out, well actually they were in the shotgun news for as long as I was alive. Sarco had probably caves full of them, bought them because nobody wanted them. Now the Remington actions, and in fact towards the end when they were selling them, what people were doing is buying them, doing the smart thing and pulling the 43 Egyptian barrel off and having new barrels made by Douglas and making whatever caliber they wanted out of those Remington rolling blocks. But the 43 Egyptian, you could make the round quite easily, as a matter of fact. And I know guys who machine their own rounds. I mentioned Yek's Sporting Goods, which was Yek's arms out of Dundee, Michigan. They were right off US 23. That was a machine shop. He had one of the finest military collections, probably in the state at the time. He built Gatling guns. He did Civil War muskets. Sold a lot of what was done for custom production with Civil War muskets and cartridge guns and revolvers, whatever you can imagine. Back during the 100th year anniversary of the Civil War, and he built the business up from that. Fact of the matter is he had a vast, vast collection and of course did cartridges, straight case cartridges, all the Creedmores, like I said, 50-100, 51-20s. big but pieces of brass really long if you can imagine and uh... i kicked myself because the stuff was actually very reasonably priced and even for the you know if you collected enough pop bottles even though they were only two cents apiece back during the sixties you get a ball most of the stuff with pop bottle money and uh... say no i did some but i have my brother tried to convince me to buy a trap door springfield for four dollars and fifty cents uh... every week or two i didn't do it i kicked myself in the hind end because these were pristine done so i mean these were back in the day they were giveaway guns they were popular that he but he could certainly more modern cartridge guns available but of course even a mouser was you know inexpensive had i'd had i done that it would have been a retirement package on the other hand i still did it anyway but in different directions and not what i've cost more money progressively but It's like K-98 Mausers. I've lost track of how many we have cashed around the state, but the idea behind that is if something happens to me, whoever else is in the loop is going to be using them for the war, I don't care. I'm not looking at them as selling. I'm looking at them as insurance that we get the Liberty program back into play. That's how everybody should be thinking about their 510 programs. But that's just me anyway The same is true of those trap door spring fields and or the Remington rolling blocks and oh god How many I don't know I actually lost track of how many cap and ball pistols I purchased especially when? People didn't you know wanted to upgrade from the standard Italian EMF guns coming into something a little more Sophisticated and they sell them out for nothing They just wanted to get their money back. It was back when America made big money in industry because we had jobs. Everybody had lots of money and time and overtime. They made money hand over fist, so they didn't really care. If you were smart and you caught that stuff when it was going on, that stuff all got routed into what is now our war program. That's what's going to come out of the woodwork and then some. It's like the Gatling guns. I could have bought a Gatling gun for $1,200 back in the day. in 3040 Craig or in 4570 or in 3006. And you know what, that was an achievable goal if you were willing to work. Seriously, back when, well of course a nice car cost that much, but you know, which would be worth more right now, the gambling gun of the car. Well, it was a Dodge Charger, it'd be a toss up. But trust me, those Gatling guns that we're talking about were custom built by unique manufacturers. They're now up in the 100,000, 110, 120, most all even though they're not Civil War era or post Civil War era. They're reproductions. They were limited production reproductions. And even they are a collector's item. After all, what year is this? They were built in the 60s and this is the year 2019. Do the math. They're becoming antiques, already are antiques technically. so just a little heads up there and of course they were intricate machines and they were done by machinists or gunsmiths who were not with us anymore and they won't be more made and that of course brings up the value whatever it is heads up there anyway uh... let's see other items uh... don't forget sportsman's guide check their uh... they were after the weekend how we're going to the next weekend there are a bunch of other things as they always do that they have marked down guys go check out their inventory They have a massive amount of stuff that is useful, especially for the 510 program. They have some utility tactical shirts for like a dollar something a piece. You buy them in clutches of 10 or 12 or whatever. They may be sold out already, but they were up to extra large. Clothing is clothing. As long as you have something to put on somebody's hind end, you're keeping clean and healthy. That's really what the mission behind clean is, to be clean and healthy. So, by having more clothing on the shelf, part of your 510 program or your Deep Logistics says that the tactical end, it's something that really helps and makes a difference. Okay? So, again, that's SportsmansGuide.com, SportsmansGuide.com, www.sportsmansguide.com. And another band here real quick, Wishbone Ash, that's the name of the band, Wishbone Ash. W-I-S-H-B-O-N-E space A-S-H Interesting series of albums done by the band. You'll recognize the sound style from being the late 60s and early 70s. But again, one of those little lost groups from the past where you check it out and you go, oh, I remember that stuff. I remember that group. One of those unique sidebars, okay, for everyone. Anyway, we are headed into the top of the hour here and it's going to be taken over. God bless our republic. Death is a new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. We're in the march. We'll be back tomorrow. Same time. Meanwhile, it'll take it over. LTR continuing. Don't touch the dial. More live broadcasting. And we'll be back. Bye-bye. 906 and it is time for the Medical Marijuana Revolution. I'm your host, Machine Gun Randy. I come to you through Liberty Tree Radio dot or MG dot com. Indiana Freedom Park radio. If you'd like to call the show tonight and let us know if you've had a good or bad Time with mail wanted this past week. You can do that at 7124320900. Activation code 957464 pounds. A star six will be mute you. Again, those numbers are 7124320. 9,000 activation code 957-6,4,0,6, we'll demute you. So again, if you've had good or bad times with marijuana, let us know. It's 7,1,2,4,3,2,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a must 957-4,6,4,0,9,000 activation code a star six will be you too. All right I'm down here in Redford Michigan and it's cold it's snow more snow down here than we have up at the house up in Paris but it seemed like it's about a month early at least a couple of weeks now but hey we're not used to having snow until after about the 18th and 19th of November and it's been on the ground now two weeks. So how about that? If we had had this much more season on our marijuana plants, we might have had a bit more than what we got. But I'm not complaining. I ended up with a good harvest this year for 12 plants. And I've helped out a few people and got a little put away. And I'm thinking about next year already. This year I did a different process with it and it turned out pretty good. And I've been told about another way that I might think about going, this one don't give you as much weed. but you get a more potent product. So I think that next year I'll do half with one and half with the other and see what comes out of it. And Matt and I'm not happy with what I've turned out this year, but it's more potent. But for myself, I don't need no potency. and I haven't had nobody complain about it. So I'll probably go back and do what I did this year, next year. What about you? Somebody down like in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida. What can you grow next year? Are you going to be ready? Put some seeds in the ground, some transplants. Are you going to be able to do that? Like we can here in Michigan and in Colorado if not and You're wanting it You're just not doing it right. We've got to get it on your ballot especially in them hard-driven states like Arkansas Alabama Georgia Wow, how about Minnesota Montana Arizona all those places enough people that want it, but they're not going out and doing it like now. Michigan is finally giving it right by next year. There's going to be shops opening up in probably 80, 90 percent of the communities in Michigan will have marijuana shop that you can go and buy marijuana. There'll be shops that'll sell you the equipment to grow marijuana and there'll be shops, places that you can go and sit and smoke marijuana with other people. Socialize. And I think that's what people need more these days is more socialism. There's not enough going on. People ignore people. for selfish reasons or trustworthy reasons. They've all got their own reasons, but if they treated their reasons with marijuana, their reasons would come together. And we would have a more relaxed society if people could get together and do things like smoke some pot. If you're one of the few people that don't want to smoke pot, not meaning that there's more people that wants to smoke pot than not people that wants to smoke pot, but what people don't realize is it would be a more better safer and the more enjoyable than having people going to jail for it. People should be more relaxed with it. It's going to be a time that it's going to be safe all across the country. It's just taken a bit more time than I would like. I feel like Mr. Ewits felt like when he was ahead of the Tigers. and he wanted to build a better team and they got Cecil Fielder for us. They said, we can get Cecil Fielder. He said, get him. I don't have that much time lapse. And he was right. He didn't have that much time lapse. He did. He passed away this. Last year he passed away and he didn't get the World Series that he's been wanting his whole life. you know, he pitched for the Tigers when he was a youngster and when it came out he bought the team after making good money with little Caesar Pizza Hut or little Caesars, he opened up one of them, but he made his money and bought the Tigers and was putting everything he had into them to get a World Series. He got a championship in 06 and that's all he got out of it. Well, that's the way I feel about it. I wish they could get marijuana to be criminalized while I'm still around here so I can enjoy it. I'm 71. Oh, buddy, things can happen, you know? I've made it farther than most of the people that I knew when I was growing up and more importantly, family members. You know, as far as the men goes, I'm the last man standing and I've got one sister left. And it's that time, you know, my goodness. The oldest person I knew was my mother-in-law. She lived up to 83, 87, something like that. She was older than I am, my cousin, Carol. She's 10 years my senior and she's still going pretty good. So if they don't get marijuana straightened out, you might be listening to me for another 10 years because I'm here until everybody that wants to can smoke marijuana. It's good medicine and it's good recreational. I don't know the difference between the two because Once you smoke it medically, it automatically becomes recreational. Once you find out what it is, you want it to replace dorizine. You want it to replace limarim or millirel. You want it to replace ativan because it works so much better. It works so much better than all them other drugs. because it's a plant that come out from God. And that plant has been here since the Garden of Eden. And I was going through streams today and I've seen one that popped up that really caught my attention. I'm going to have to watch it because I've never seen it. And it was called God's Plant, marijuana. And I'm going to check that out here in a little bit. But brought here from the Garden of Eden. And I believe it came out with Cain when he was evicted. And he went out and ended up down by Africa. And that's where some of the best gun she comes from. That's where the roots go to of marijuana. That's how we get original strains back now that the government came in and screwed them up for us. They've taken and decreased, they're wanting to decrease the THC in it from 30 to 16%. Draking this back 25, 30 years before they started growing this. medical marijuana. I believe in medical marijuana because before it came along, loud mouth me, I was smoking Mexican the same as everybody else around here that had a T-80 percentage of all seven or eight and it did the trick for people that wanted recreational marijuana. For me, it really didn't work. It kept me in a different frame of what I would be in with PTSD, but it just didn't do things. You know, my wife, then my girlfriend, we just started dating. I was taking Thorazine, and we would go over to her friend's house and say, I just got out of the service. I didn't have many friends. The one that I had, they were married and still in the service, moved away. But I didn't have many friends. But I would take and go with her over to her friend's house. And we would start talking and jabbing around and passing the doob around. And next thing, I know she's shaking my legs and time to go. And her friends asked her. What are you doing with this log? You're bringing here and we start to get a buzz on and the next thing you know He's over there. I'm cutting these and Pam explained to him he's taken some drugs from the VA and They put him out well or is him that was milli Ralph but I got away from them, you know, I stopped taking them and I kept smoking the weed and I started being able to stay awake and communicate with people. And I would still sit back and listen but I didn't talk much. And then in 2008 marijuana was voted in as medical here in Michigan. And I started getting into some of that medical marijuana, not the Mexican that I could get for $100 an ounce. I started getting the medical marijuana for $180, $220 an ounce. And after a couple weeks, everybody noticed that Miss England Randy ain't quiet no more. I started talking. I talked so much, my wife, she told me, you know, you need to lay down a bit. What you do is talk. And that's just where you remember when all I would do is mad. You know, I wasn't sleeping, but I was mad. I could hear the conversation going, but I just couldn't get it out of me to start talking. Well, now that I'm broke out of it and I'm starting to talk is because of the new marijuana that they have it broke my silence and now like my wife says You can't shut me up and I said well I'm gonna shut up I got a lot to say and a short time to say it and That's it And what I got to talk about is legalization. No, decriminalizing marijuana. It needs to be taken down to where Hippie Joe down the road ain't making a bunch of money with it anymore. And that's the way it is up at the house. Everybody that smokes, that had the place to grow at, and everybody that sold it is now Everybody that sold it is now, everybody that sold it is now crying because nobody, nobody is buying from them. My friend was telling me I can't make my electric payments. I can't sell no weed. Everybody wants to give $110, $125 for an ounce and I got to have $200. I told them, Kyle, I told you that that was going to happen. As soon as they got recreational marijuana going and people could grow, they started growing up around our community. And you can't sell a bag of weed for under $100. Tell them I don't sell a bag of weed anyways. I give a lot away to people that need it. And the rest of it I put away for me for my PTSD, you know, and it works. It keeps me to where I can sit here and go through this show without saying a bunch of words that I'm not supposed to say. And that's the way it works. It works real good. And people that don't understand it They don't understand it. That's not my problem anymore because we got it right in Michigan. We got it to where the regular person can smoke marijuana and not have to worry about going to jail. We've got recreation legal and people that have their cards They've got to make a decision. They're going to keep their cards or they're going to let them go because it's recreational legal. I'm keeping my card because this government can change everything in a moment. And if you don't have your card, you won't be able to get one. So if you have cards, it's a little bit of money. You're protected. You've got a granddaddy clause and then The first one that keeps us going, the rest of the country, if the rest of the state don't go through, your card will go through. So they say, we'll find that out. But you know, people use it all these years when it's been illegal. They've gone to jail for it. They paid fines for it. They've lost families for it. Why did they go through all that trouble? They go through all that trouble because they've got something that works and it's been taken away from them. It was taken away from in 1938, voted on in 1937, and has not been looked at hardly since. In a positive attitude, the government, they always go for the parts of it. And they can't find any, so they lie at you about it. They tell you how bad it is. It causes, let's see, my brother told me, he's seen a movie at Fort Motor Company. The Union showed it to him. And it showed a pair of lungs that was covered with holes all in them. He said that was marijuana. I said that was propaganda. Marijuana will not do that to you, Jim. And he argued with me. And I told him, just because they show you that, don't mean it's true. I said, you know, if you think that's true, watch TV. There's nothing on that that comes out that's half true. They put it into you in a way that they get their point out. They're not putting it out there for you, for your good beings. Let it go. and people still listen and they come up with, okay, light it up. I'm like the second one on this one. When anytime you get a medical marijuana card, is that right? In two months, the recreational shots will be coming in. If you are a person in Michigan that is wanting an opportunity to start up something, you can start, hey, get a limousine and fix people around to the different shops and grow if you don't get with them and figure out a way that you can bring people in in your limousine and get money from them and pay them a little bit of money to come in and show their way of and that and you could run yourself a pretty good tourism business. So keep that in mind because there's plenty of other things that comes in with marijuana. Then marijuana, you know there's going to be places where you can socially go and sit down and pass around a do while you're drinking a little bit of marijuana brew. And socialize. Get to know people again. Don't be afraid. They're not going to do anything, but they might hit your joints. So, hey, it's a new year coming up, and it's a new thing coming here in Michigan. And what's sad about it is you can't go out of Michigan. What stays in Michigan, what grows in Michigan, stays in Michigan. What grows in Colorado, stays in Colorado. If they did this, right, every state would have their own thing going with it. And maybe they could come up with some good bud bowls where all of the bud champions from all 50 states got together and come up with the best grower with the biggest and the fastest. But they had it going in Washington, D.C. We were down there a couple years ago and hey at the RFK Stadium, They had a bug boat going on and it filled up. And people had a smoking riot in Robert Kennedy Stadium. And he was the Attorney General for the United States before he was assassinated in 1968 in Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles, California. I remember that night I was walking through my barracks and it came over that he had been shot. And I was getting ready to head to Vietnam. I had the choice. I could have either went to Chicago for the National Democratic Convention with my company, or I could go to Vietnam and instead of going to Chicago to bust some heads of hippies and maybe my cousins or somebody like that. I decided my services would be better in Vietnam and that's where I headed. Every time I hear, every time I hear Neil Young's Ohio, it makes me proud all over again that I didn't go to Chicago. Even though they had no problems other than one guy took Opti-C as my two blocks away. and they wouldn't let him go see her because they wouldn't miss you. He had my pass, but he went anyway. He was there about 15, 20 minutes and they came in and got him, but he got to see his mama. And they came back and I went to Vietnam because of my beliefs that the United States Army should not be going into a United States town, but it is for You sign up with people, you sign up for foreign and domestic enemies, they call it, yeah. And hey, we've noticed more and more domesticated enemies than we've had in 68. And these ones that we have now, they are brutal. In 68, they spin at us, hit us a bit. And then Chari Manson came along and everything changed. He was going to a bus station and find a cute gal and put some LSD or in a coke. And 15 minutes later, be telling her that he's God. And they're so high that, yeah, okay, you're God. Well, he got what he deserved. He died in prison 50, 60-something years later. They carried him farther than what they should have. They had him on death row. And they had him on death row, but they changed it and they took the death penalty away in California. So he was lucky enough to live in prisons the rest of his life. What that got to do with this show, he did it with LSD, which is a powerful drug that was given to me when I got on my feet at mom. And he smoked a lot of marijuana, probably more in jail than when he was out of jail because he was a celebrity in there. And they kept him all the years letting him do things that normal prisoners don't do. And enough of that, what he did was truly insane. And he truly, I believe, I believe in the death penalty. The only thing about the death penalty is you gotta make sure because you can't, after the death penalty's been dropped, DNA will not bring it back. You know, it's done. All moms done when it's done. So, marijuana and PTSD, they don't think it works. They don't care that it works. They're making more money selling sugar pills. And nobody is doing nothing to stop it. They, you know, they talk to people that use it. The doctors, they know it's good. And they want to use it in their, in their medicines. But they can't because nobody wants to take it all off. schedule this day it is on. And until it's taken off of there, there is nothing that can legally be done about it. It's got to be done by the president, the apology general can do it. So, so can the congress and senate sign the bill, pass it, send it up to the president, who already said that it's good for cancer cells that kills them. It's good for cancer, it kills them. He's with us far as saying that if you have a terminal condition or disease and you've tried everything else, you can try anything else you want to try, which would be marijuana, peyote, you know, these kinds of drugs that are growing and works, like my daughter said last week. Monday, not last week, but here last Monday she was talking on the show with me. She said that she took and tried with her injuries that she had from her accident a year ago. She took and used peyotes. She said it took sadness away, made her feel good and better mentally and physically. I can't argue with that. Indians, which I am two-thirds creed, Indians have been using it for years for medical and recreational. Not only marijuana, they've been using the quality, mezcalitos, the Mexicans call it, and that's what you did when you took it. You were seeing the spirits. talking with the spirits of Mescalito and everything he showed you was something that you had to bear up and what they, you know, nobody messed with you when you was going to them stage of that because you was talking to Mescalito and they've been doing it for years and then all of a sudden the United States comes in and said no to them and there are certain tribes that can use it for ceremonies. It's, yeah, some spin here for years, and all of a sudden, it's the worst thing on the Earth. They've been trying to eradicate it. They wanted it off of the planet. They didn't want it around again for nothing. Oh, Lord, I'm glad that they did not succeed with what they would want to do there. Let's get this election going here. Let's get these states that don't have it should have it. Basically, if Donald Trump lived up to his mouth and make it easy for people to get it, use it for medication or recreation. But as long as President Trump is dragging his feet. Maybe if he's lifting them a bit we could get this whole thing settled out and go on to other, go on to other more important things than the war here on marijuana. Randy, Randy do we still have you there? Uh oh. Well let's take a look and see if we... It looks like you're still there, but I'm not hearing you. Okay. Well, I don't know what happened to Randy. So, uh... Here you go. How about now? Oh, there we go. Now we can hear you. Okay, I'm using a phone that's not mine right now. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. How long have I been out? Not long. Just a few seconds. Oh, okay. I, um... hit a button with my chin and that took it out. So we're sitting here passing this around and enjoying the show, you know. I hope that other people are doing the same because this is a social recreational. How can a drug be recreational? This can't be a recreational drug. It would be illegal. If it's recreational, it's got to be something that is fun, something that people could do together. Recreational, you don't, you know, this ain't solitary. This isn't solitary. This is recreational marijuana, and it should be enjoyed. Sociably, we've had to lock ourselves up in my house too long. We're not cavemen. If a person can walk down the road drinking a beer or taking shots, if you're not bothering nobody and you're not around kids, you should be able to light it up. Maybe they'll come up with some way for that. We're wanting to be social with it. We're not wanting to stay up in our bedrooms. We're wanting to go across town and have fun with Hippie Joe down the road. Not just buying weed from him, but being able to sit on the front porch and pass one around. With a dozen friends. And if they did it right, we would have potheads filling the potholes, get enough money up, we can recondition things. Look what they did in Colorado. They bumped through the towns, they put fresh speculant on all the buildings, they redone all of the sidewalks, and that was done by $80 million taxes. from marijuana. That's what they've done with that. Michigan didn't do that. Michigan went out and bought bulletproof vests, sunglasses, train people. That was the education, you know, education benefits out of marijuana, medical marijuana cards, which came into the millions. And they educated officers how to bust people correctly. They didn't educate a child that needed educated special ed or anything. They educated police officers on how to bust people with marijuana to make sure that it's stuck and make sure that they knew how to get the best that they could out of it. You know, they would try to get people to go in and tell on their friends and they Got kind of hurt When it was passed here in Michigan But the police they act like They've asked to war and it has nothing to do with them It's legal and it's left that way to them. I haven't heard much of people getting busted with an ounce of weed like you used to. You'd read the paper and you would go down and in the section where people had been in court, then there would be 25 people in there and 17 would be for possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. Well now we came past that. We came past the of marijuana that people can carry with them. We can have 2.5 ounces here in Michigan on our person. We can have 10 ounces at home. And it will be a boom industry. And it is going to bring extra taxes in. And now that it's recreation legal, I believe that taxes that comes in, we'll go into the general fund and not into the police department's pocket, even though they're wanting 20% of all marijuana taxes go to police. I say there's going to be 20% less police work to be done because they're not out there making all the marijuana buffs. So I think there should be a 20% reduction to the police department, not them getting 20% of our hired earned tax money. They shouldn't get a dime of it. That's taxes. And that taxes does not mean you have 20% to the police. It means put it all in and use it for the state, not for the police. Fill potholes with it. You can do many things with it because we're a state here that needs a lot of financial help. So once they get it going and marijuana is going to be taxed, I suggest everybody get out there and smoke, smoke, smoke. Get their taxes rolling and don't give 20% to the police department. What is the police department? They're paid for by our taxes. Why are we going to give them more tax money? They're already getting their paycheck. And they got less work to do because marijuana is legal. And like I said, instead of giving them 20%, reduce them by 20%, 30%, because they're not needed. You reduce that many and you won't have to buy so many cars for them to drive around in Each one of them cars got a cost of quite a few bucks because they're all Got all them fancy expensive computer systems in it and they're all hot and ready to go And I don't think they need that many cars here at one time In Westland, Michigan, you could go to Ford and Wayne Road and there would be four cops. You get up to Cherry Hill and Wayne Road, there would be four cops. And they were busting out a stick. Hey, this is Machine Gun Randy, I'll see you Monday night on the Veterans Manual. Until then, God bless IDOs.