Military.com. Go to the website and check out our selection today. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. 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Intelligence report time, our clunky. one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territories southwest east northeast and ladies and gentlemen you were listening to us on liberty tree radio dot 4mg dot com liberty tree radio on alternate sub compact systems are apparently were on another satellite i didn't know about and so if they hide you guys out there apparently part of the package deal i've got figure what's going on somebody asked me this couple times last night uh... what happens is there's a whole bunch of stuff out there floating around in the other world communications and what these guys do they want to fill up their channels so what they do is they pick up broadcasting and guess what well liberty three radio's in there so Whatever you're listening to us on, when it's like that, just give us a handshake and let us know. Send an email. I'll let you know about that later. 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There's some people out there that are like smiling quietly and they just send it out the other way. uh... i guess when you have five six seven hundred channels to fill you better fill it with something it kinda like remember said in the running man i mean they are how many times can you replay gilligan violent and they court the conversation like gilligan what you know you can you don't hear a bit of skill again violent remembered uh... that uh... that uh... oh forget it anyway that the problem with you know five six seven hundred channels and it's like all back at the import easy competition doesn't work anyway uh... also want to say hi to them we're listening to us on liberty three radio dot four m g dot com well uh... and uh... in addition to that am an f m micro stations and that i'm conventional stations cb based patients and ultra net hallmark in golden spike technologies east and west of the mississippi along with alaska and were all on again the pearls we have another ninety four point five f m grid i think it's extending on the other team that's out there Apparently, the drive hour and drive evening, they're running the highway. Don't be saying more, because if you're listening out there too, you know that. And especially, we're out in the middle of nowhere, where you don't need to broadcast to the cornfield, so they've configured the micro-fm so that they overlap. And they run for 50, 60 miles along one of the basically county state roads, which is really neat. So, keep up the good work there too. Wanna say good afternoon to all of our friends out there at Lower Forty, and including the great state of Jefferson along with CONUS, the Outline Two States, the Territories, and the Clock. It is 507 PM Eastern Standard Time. And it is, oh my goodness, it's Communications Tuesday already? Yeah, it's Tuesday already. The 5th of January, it is the 12th, oh, forgive me, 13th year of open Fabian Socialist and in-your-face Soviet Socialist occupation of America with a K. uh... two thousand and twenty one older calendar two thousand and twenty one battle for the republic dance of swords the end of chapter six beginning of chapter seven if you're familiar with the original text and let me report readers and know that we actually put stuff back into the book that we decided well really was shuffled in but proper order so for everybody again have fun if you're sharing what we do have out there he had first of all real quick uh... shop med vet dot com w w w dot shop med vet dot com w w w dot shop med vet dot com guys if you are if you've got any medical personnel and you have not put together ivy and you know deep support technology we're talking pennies pennies not dollars not tens of dollars pennies if you go to shop medvet dot com now the sutures the ones are really cheap cheap pretty much sold out but there are a lot of other items that are in the deep discount uh... in fact go through the scroll up to up a top on top there are multiple subcategories you have to go through it i can't do it on the air but uh... there are some phenomenal buys Easily you can put together a forward-corror slash aid station that would be fully equipped. And you know what? If you go between that location and a couple others I'm going to list real quick here in a minute, if you go to ShopMedVet.com, you can get a lot of the volume items that you need. Now the only thing that I didn't do... is I did not contact the company to find out what a case or a box or a case quantity is. You don't get any better price, but it's easier if it shipped that way. You don't have to be picking parts off of the shelf for the guys at the other end. It just makes it easier for them. So one thing you might want to do is call ShopMedVet.com, say hi, and if you have a certain item, ask them, well, how many are in a box? you know like a lot of box lot because they'll be like 10, 12 and it's not necessarily an even new number. I've noticed this with many of the items and that's okay but it's better for your storage too if you're going to initially bulk store before you start issuing. If you get them in even in case lots or box lots so that when you want to put them into a barrel or you know waterproof storage which is what we're doing uh... though everything is needed to count it's like well there's five in there there's ten in here there's twenty four that one there's uh... five in that one and it's on the box what it says on the box is what the inside the container each individual item is packaged in individually uh... individually uh... package for distribution though you can easily keep a a running order of what you have and for your medical personnel their job to sort everything out with the time comes uh... if you're going to be doing crop blowout kits or advanced medical kits for doctors doc actually is going to be doing i've here whatever to the time to take advantage of everything you need for ivy work is right now pennies pennies i can't emphasize enough we need to add i rather stuff all be gone somebody got all the features of the smart they would have got twenty five cents uh... for uh... synthetic uh... now disposable i chose uh... self-absorbing And with a needle, obviously, I mean, we are ready to grow. You know, make sure you're clean, make sure you're scrubbed, you're putting the person back together. Everything you needed was right there. There still are a good portion of the tools there. And implements, scalpels, they have a hell of a buy on scalpels. Now, they're number 12s, but case in point, if you can get like a whole like 250 scalpels, 250 blades for $2.50, Grab them and by the way, that's what they cost over there. We're talking pennies per per item and For the budget with your situation weight is this is an excellent opportunity clean them out I don't care who gets there first, but let's clean them out and we got Mike there Mike go ahead jump in there What do you got regarding shop not bad thing from anesthesia? Tannibotics you have to put a license they play it okay well really quick okay well i'm pretty far there on that what we're going to concentrate on his or everything but i know what you're saying there's uh... yet part of any medicals are especially anything that got opiate uh... or is any of the uh... high painkillers that are in japan say those are restricted uh... bought but you have to put point here if you guys have a better an ally the back and keep that stuff on the shelf or you know again by it and it's you know consumed slash he boxes it up and stores it away until the time comes and that is a good idea that something should be done right now because you're not going to have enough of the field where you need it uh... what do we start pulling enemy stores from you know that the resources and assets that's gonna happen but uh... you've gone are the days of the years ago remember the history should be two miles of morphine little deal for rats every uh... about blast kit that they sent out and you have boxes the stuff. For those of you who are wondering about that, go watch Band of Brothers. You'll notice the Doc, the medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical medical the stuff will be handled be out there in force it'll be a deal pretty of it'll be more readily available but in the earlier stage whatever we got is all we got no i think getting your ivy set one of the now one of the things that we've been here right now hold on i'm gonna go over to the page of they did have but i don't know what they've got i don't know if they have a markdown but if you're looking for you you can have failing in sugar you know guys you can have uh... volume bags of stuff just can't have anything with drugs at So you can acquire what you need to go along with the IV kits. These IV kits are individually sealed. If you've been in the hospital, you've seen how the nurse is going to apply them. They're going to pull them out of the wrapper. Now, the other thing they have there, a couple of things that are really valuable, especially if you don't think they have, no they don't, they don't have any transfusion kits in the Markdown. I don't think, I could be wrong, you can slide me the microphone. However, with the plumbing that is available including there's a couple of joiners and splitters there with the plumbing like you said that they have on the shelf for twenty five cents for the valve skies for the three-point valve uh... you could make an ai ai transfusion kit it's not that hard and everything you have is right there with the i'd be rigged to work well Two of the IV rigs and another jumper cable, and there's a bunch of hose there. Ninety-six inches of line with connectors. Hose, you know, hose line for, I think it's 50 cents. Guys, these are, this is penny items. By the time you're done, you can be doing both, you know, conventional IV, but also, if need be, transfusions, because you're going to get to the point where in some cases, that's just what's going to have to happen to get it to the patient fast enough. And we're all big i'd be bags when it comes to something like that uh... the big thing is having the tools on hand we don't have to improvise and in this case we don't have to improvise lot of people are thinking shallow look at the like a two-hour movie or maybe at the most of many series no this is going to be the real world now and we need the physical technology in hand and we need it dispersed as quickly as we can away from warehouses outwards company with the troops and that's going to buy us some time. It's not going to prevent everything, but it's going to buy us some time. And another thing, I'll add stuff. All what time use? You're going to need a bowl, but you could only use the needles a couple of solutions. Yeah, as a matter of fact, I was looking here because they do have bags for, you know, for instance, if you were collecting blood, which eventually will. Again, go outbound inbound. And one of the things taken into consideration here is again having the right tools on the shelf. What you're going to save in one direction, you're going to be, you can spend that in others. Depends again on what it is you're looking for, but if you don't, like I said, get a hold of your medical people. Consider volume critical right now. Bulk volume. We need a lot. and the more that we have, the again, more people we keep alive. Well, we'll still keep them alive with other tech, but we're going to be improvising, adapting, overcoming. Now, example, serum transfer, like with the lines coming from the bags down, remember, that doesn't backwash. It's not going to. The big thing there is, again, you may have to reuse and reuse a certain amount of it. You aren't going to be chucking any of it right away. If we have a single patient, we're going to try to reuse with the same, you know, if you're worried about cross-contamination, which we are going to prevent, any time we have to reapply something, it's going to be marked and tagged to that patient. That's something we've had deep discussions about with how to, you're going to have to micromanage each of the reserves or materials used for the patients involved. the big thing are right off the bat is getting fluids and oxygen is another issue something that we've had a discussion about guys if you run into any of these oxygen machines were somebody that actually bought one the new ones are not to do you think they're actually oxygen machines and they're totally portable most people rent them because they're not cheap but if you know anyone who has bought one and they are willing to come off it or donate it to the Patriot effort or for that matter I'm going to point something else out. Another thing you're going to see is get ahold of companies that have this stuff where they're having to cycle out older pieces of equipment. We're not worried about age. That's not relevant. The codes and all of the other specs done by Gooberman are forcing them to transfer the stuff out even if it's unused. So, we grab that, we slide it sideways, and it goes into our physical reserves. This is what we did with a lot of oxygen tanks. And like I've said, oxygen equipment, people have passed away. The insurance companies won't take this stuff back. The companies for liability can't take it back. but we end up with 10, 20, you know, oxygen tanks and then four, five or six oxygen sets, you know, masks, well, masks are a perishable slash replaceable item nonstop. But everything you need, all the plumbing and all the support, even carts for the stuff. So grab it and put it in storage. Go ahead. You're safe. You're masked. You're locked in. Uction devices, oxygen devices, pneumonia, pneumonia to suck. again one of the other things we've been doing and we have by five have virtually crates of all the uh... adult uh... diapers and i don't have to mock don't be finicky or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is once we get them to the aid station, we're going to be doing basic work on them, and we'll pile these things up because for transport, guys, people pass out, they just let everything go. You can't help that. It's just going to happen. People are not dying, but just passing out. Your entire sphincter took a sore. When I got stung by a, I'll give you a for instance, I got stung on top of my paper wasp. I went in a full anaphylactic shock and I'm telling you, my whole body shut down. Did a drill hole in my knee because my veins all shut down. Give me the medicine. Like I said, I remember locking the door, the key in my pocket and boom, lights out. As I was laying there, everybody, all the EMTs, when they finally got there and I was flat out on the deck, everyone's voice sounded like, Snoopy. and you know why are they playing those trombones what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what so you are going to need replacement dressings uh... one of the things that uh... while example with the abdominal pad eight-by-seven sterile was at five hundred seventy six per case forty three dollars and eighteen cents there's a good number that i don't have to you don't have to me how they come up with a little bit for account good culture but they're yet why dot com and also that the baker distributor of everything you're talking about As a matter of fact, the one thing you really want long term, especially deep wound therapy, is the oversea weed and pregnancy dressing. Right, shot mid-vet, here was one of the things, I know we've got another caller here, hold on for just a second, they don't have much of this left. But in the liquidation sale, sold as non-sterile, great for teaching, we're going to use it for combat. Okay, trust me. However, something they had here, and I want to point out, because they were telling you, all that ionic silver stuff is stupid. create a apology or that's like that's what doctor blah blah blah blah blah right well let me read some for you here because nancy and then we've told you about the nancy's covered as extensively on the kitchen militia power uh... there you know for a career i am a kara kal kal kal and i am a k silver are two of the most phenomenal resources that you should have on the shelf because both are going to be major in providing support for wound care okay Oh, that's crazy. That just can't be. I don't know why. That's, you know, that's Patriot mythology stuff. Right. Okay. Well, they have not very many. Oh, they might even have sold out. Oh, I'm going to mention this, but I'll still read it because I can hold on here. It might be gone. Oh, I don't know if I did hold on here. No, they have maybe three. Hold on. I know I'm doing this on the air. And of course, then everything gets slower molasses and twice as thick. uh... what's fascinating about this is that it is a combination ionic calcium and ironic silver as the prime primary uh... annual but anti microbial slash uh... my anti infection anti everything okay uh... again used for burns and i expected that because of told you many times silver that one of those secrets and i'll tell you about silver is used for burn dressings and for burn treatment when you do what is a horrific thing if you ever had to deal with burns major burn casualties guys they they do put skin on you but what they don't tell you about is they also take it off how many of you know that now here's what they do you get to have a bath and they they give bride all the material is not in fact now your typical half includes uh... colloidal silver but ionic silver is now the norm i am because the next step up and but colloidal would work just as well however that they take a brush and all those wound areas you have with the burns are you better get used to people suffering and no matter what kind of opium you have no matter what kind of morphemes you have to tell you what pain is all about not many people who quote-unquote volunteer for burn centers come back and come and volunteer for a burn center because it is suffering to be ready for it but again i'm looking at they might have sold for silver-sensitive but that's not the one we're looking at that's not what i'm looking for for you to buy this old out i'm gonna have to go through this again anyway it is a uh... i i i don't tell you my own exuberant tape guys who ever wants to go through if you find it before i do again uh... you wanna if you can you want to invest in it there are only three left they might have been gone ever the price of the instill more expensive than any of the other discount items that are here bought they are there it's actually the best-priced item of the much that you have to know how far or one uh... nope every all three left okay good i just missed out on our decision to give you the idea price fifty seven ninety nine or consider it was cheap go price this in the regular price category over in the other section all a g silver impregnated calcium bb b silver impregnated calcium uh... alternate and this is again designed for either wrapping but here's another track i know that could be used if you have a severe uh... trauma channel slash an area that you've divided guys you can't have the outside to heal up before the inside you've got to have an evacuation route for becoming out of the wound area not told you about waking up had couple wanted to impact you think about a whole number two-inch size world cause and they stuff it into the world when you're done it under the skit i mean it doesn't mean it was a kind of wounded if you if it's a deep wound channel though you packet and then you leave the very end of that uh... that cause out and it becomes a channel for evacuating all the debt return material wound parts uh... fluid ever but it also extract any of the cross contaminants with it now the best situation would be to have this killing and destroying we know did it utterly destroying and building the the immune system up or helping to support the immune system in the process and while not incorporating drugs that alter the body again this is a silver calcium alginate and uh... there's only five uh... five packs per box fifty seven ninety nine but go over the regular prices menu go over every year like three hundred fifty yeah another but here again if we have now it's like the gel packs and i want for instance of med pack i've got behind me i know you know i'm i'm religious about gas masks and i also one of the things my dad was a fireman for years he was a president of the barn association uh... michigan here a couple of times and uh... again not everybody wants to have that you want you don't want to be near i'm sure is it's really fascinating i grew up with this stuff and it's like people don't want to have to think about it will deal with it and uh... but if you've ever heard deal with a but burn casually some of your listening are burned casualties you know what i'm talking about just a heads up and by the way burn casualties the two most common very young and burial why because you tap water set to high the most common single third degree burn in this country that is most commonly of the most commonly experienced by medical personnel third degree burns and typically children who can't get out of the way fast enough old people who don't react quickly enough and either way seconds account And that's just flu talking about car burns, car accidents, you know, people running into barbecues and all the other fun stuff you probably heard. Just regular tap water turned up. That's why I told you it's a great weapon. If you've got an enemy coming in and you hose them down with supercharged hot water, they can't get out of their gear fast enough before they're boiled in it. And if they run outside in this weather, think about what happens. You boil their ass trying to get in. They go back outside and they take cover outside because they're going to lay siege to you. Well, they're all soaking wet. They now have a third degree burn over a percentage of their body. Now they're hypercooling. Now it's going to pull some of the calories out of the body, but not the way it's supposed to. And so what happens is you have hypothermic, you have a hypothermic casualty with burns. Okay, this combination is terminal. I've just read the experience of Russian military personnel against the Finns, like with the armored columns. Guys, they'd fire up the tanks, molotov them, burn them, and then the troops that all run from the armored and the trucks and vehicles jump off into the woods, and you know what the Finns did? They didn't shoot them. You know what they did? They did what I'm going to do. They just sat there and watched, and especially in that Arctic conditions of, you know, middle Finland, the riflemen would watch for the thermal rise off all the idiots out in the woods. and one at a time when it was like lights winking out one after another of the little thermal columns would stop and all the friends had to do is walk out and pry the guns and ammunition equipment out of the frozen dead hands of a whole bunch of burned russians they had winter gear but when the winter gear was you know burned and of course their heat or hot no you think about it they're on fire they okay or they're partially burned to get out there they melt what happens you absorb moisture what's moisture do cools the body No place to take cover. They're under fire. Every time someone tried to move or finish a finished rifle, I'm gonna shoot their ass. Now you do the same to them here, like in this situation right now? Oh, they're dead. You don't have to, you don't have to shoot them. You'll be able to go out and all you have to do is clean out there anyway. You don't want to clean out their underpants if you don't want to. But you can clean off their gear real quick and strip it off the dead and get on with other business. Let nature and gravity do its job. Go ahead, jump in there. Two gallon stainless cooker in the field is a poor man's autoclave. Okay, well hold on before we go any farther, we got another voice there. Jump in there, color, go ahead. Yeah, training pads, four pads, 22 inches by 22 inches. These will be found in the pet needs department at Dollar Tree. Fuck a piece for four pads, that's all I got to say there. And basically those are a blue field pad. uh... it could be used for a number of different work projects but again just like we're talking about the other those depend diapers are going to last forever i've got a because they were free and i got tons of them and yet brand new in the package but uh... you you're going to need something to replace that and another thing for what you're talking about their remember those pads when we're talking about the world areas remember you're going to have to be patient Now to prevent cross-contamination of clothing and equipment, that little pad you just talked about, you can get it to $1.3 for a dollar. You use that. You have four of them. Yeah, you wrap that around a wound area and that prevents any additional leakage. And again, guys, after a day or two, I mean right now, cold weather in a way is a blessing because things don't rot as quick. But you got a bunch of effluvia in clothing and stuff and you don't have the ability to change clothing What do you think that stuff is gonna smell like and about it? And but it means is when you smell that means the bacteria count is up in the ceiling So just things to think of ahead of time to prevent, you know other problems and it's not that it's hard Look at the solutions we're coming up with a lot of abdominal pain mitigation. Yeah something he just mentioned about pain mitigation that's the thing about the location monies to speak to pain mitigation you're talking about opiates okay plant opium pop these people the bread uh... the bread that the poppy from now before uh... you're unable to implant poppies but one of the things that i was saying that but i just did anyway and i'll be opening a silver ok guys come up to something here's the problem with silver silver working credibly well at dealing with pain most of the pain that you are feeling joint pains are injured are injuries uh... where the the the bearing surface areas obviously are irritated what what happens is the they build up by the infection uh... worry uh... other irritant problem with uh... breakdown we had a friend of ours he had back injury and this is what just regular uh... colloidal silver he would take with colloidal silver and do exactly what you're supposed to do and it would take care of the pain problem he wanted to keep working rather than resting for just a little bit he was one of those workaholic kind of people didn't kill everything like that something else killed him he's gone now but there again something's going to get us all But the fact of the matter is that every time he took the silver the pain would go away. His back would feel great. He would go out, he would work his ass off for half a day. And then the pain would catch up. So he would take more of the silver and he actually took, he was not only overdosing, but he was taking too much. And actually he was taking sufficient Were he to do what he was supposed to do and let his body heal? Now I'm going to point this out. I've said this many times. Your patients in many cases are going to be a big problem. And I've discussed this with home doctors personally for years, decades now. And every time those doctors talk to me, they were 100% right. The person who typically will seek out homeopathic or herbal solutions and you know, things that work. Also, unfortunately, are hard chargers. And because of this, the moment they start to feel better, the more likely they figure they can do for themselves and ignore the fact that they're supposed to be mending. Now, I've said this several times on the air over the decades for a reason, because we have personally seen this. In fact, I'm going to tell you something. Everything that every homeopathic doctor has told me, they have been 100% right about. I even, we even treated cancer patients, okay, and I personally was treating one of our friends here, and I watched the cancer eliminated from the body. But you know what? Exactly what the doctor said the patient would do, the patient did. And again, it caused him some pain, not because he was hurt, but because he overindulged in the solution, in the cure. So here's the basic rule. Remember, listen to the support personnel. Take the time. Okay, I'll tell you what you do. Just like I said with our doctors, if you want to get out there and shoot some of these bastards, all around a few of the worst of them up we find in one of the detention camps or one of the secret police bat faggots, I'll stake their ass down on a six foot piece of steel cable and we'll put it out of sight so you'll feel good. I'll bring you out on a stretcher. I'll put a rifle and a bipod for you and you can shoot one of the bastards. But otherwise, you stay on the stretcher, you keep healing because you're more good to us at 100% or as close as possible, as close to, say, ongoing 50% but still having to be maintained with precious material we need for other patients. You see how this works? Okay, don't just think about yourself. Now, when you do, yes, this is not being greedy or selfish. We need you to heal so that I don't need to use more material that I then need to heal other people Does everybody understand this I have experienced this like I said I've walked talked about it on the air and I'll tell you what like cancer patient that Cancer literally fell right out of his body exactly as the doctor described. So don't tell me that doesn't work I've seen it personally treated it all God horrible looking horrible But you know what? He survived quite comfortably and in fact everything went exactly as it was supposed to. And Steven continued to be the persnickety man that he was. A very fine persnickety patriot. So for the rest of you again, this is the balance. I know it's tough. It's especially hard for the people who are truly motivated to have other people doing, you know, the work that needs to be done. But we are going to have to pace ourselves. so if you are injured now there's a different walking wounded somebody who has critical injuries constantly irritated debilitate okay joint points and back injuries need to be treated and we know we need to reduce them you need to convalesce some stuff yeah you can set up you consider the death what arms of the slain one arms bandaged up what would the bandage up the still use other hand to do something but you're not playing basketball and you're not running around in the field and no you're not going to jump on the horse or on the four-wheeler or do it, no, none of that. But you guys need to have this attitude now. In fact, here's the thing, guess what? You can be an RO radio operator. You're going to take your life in your hand. Trust me, an RO is a target to people because not because they're out in front of the guns, because when you're operating your equipment, your enemy is constantly hunting. So don't worry, you'll be risking yourself if your concern is I don't want somebody else to risk their lives for my freedom. Oh, don't worry, there's plenty of ways you can risk yourself. Sure, you know, hell, I don't have a problem. We'll find some for you. Like I said, I'll take out some of the bastards and shoot them. I don't care about them. Just to make you feel good. Maybe we need to do that for our convalescing troops that have already had horrible experiences with the enemy attacking their homes and their families and trying to kill them. Oh, hell yeah, I don't have a problem with you guys plugging them once in a while for the fun of it. Think I care about the bastards on the other side? Hell no. That's the attitude you all better have. But anyway, with medical support, more is better. More is better. More is better. Where we can do cheapest solution, we can have more of what we need so we have a greater number of solutions. See how that works? You're not the only customer in line. and wherever we can save by expediting your care and making you better there's more junk for the other people who need junk. That's how you gotta be thinking about everything. It's just like sharing bullets with the enemy. Remember minimize so we can maximize. Put that bullet right in their groin. Blow their blow up. Put a new bowl in their butt cheeks from behind and everything gets sucked out of it. That's what that 270 and that 30 out of 6 is for. Put them down. Put them down horribly and hard. Now we also get all the stuff that's on their chest, you know, because they're wearing mostly assault rigs. You know what I mean? Don't want to bust all that equipment up. We need it for a kid who doesn't have anything. Look at your enemy as nothing but a mobile resupply pod. Now again, one more time, a couple more times here. Always do it three times in a row. Shopmedvet.com. Shopmedvet.com. Shopmedvet.com. That's S-H-O-P-M-E-D-V-E-T.com. Okay, and 1-800-544-7521, but go to the web page, look at the top of the page, you'll find all the information you need and a good description of everything. They describe and they identify quantities, etc., etc. Grab what you can and you'll fit your wallet. Go through and cherry pick and make it fit your wallet. Nobody's got that much money. That's the other reason you want cheapest for the most is... Another thing real quick, as somebody else says, yes, they do have the abdominal size bandages and they have everything from the cheapest ones to the top end, like, you know, foreign import, title, most expensive. And even those aren't really as expensive as you'd expect. Personally, for a lot of the volume work, I did like the 300 count, the 280 count, the 500 count boxes for, what, 9, 10 dollars, 11, 12 dollars, depending on what it is. Hell yes. I plan on helping as many people as I can. Plus, I might need it myself. I probably will, if you know what I mean. Again, proper planning prevents piss-pills. Next. Yes, there are some good-byes, even with regular surplus companies, and you've got to compare. Fies, don't forget, just because it's a roll of 3-by or 4-by stretch gauze, pay attention to length. Now, some of the military packs are three and four times as large as their civilian counterparts that's not a problem and i've mentioned many times but i like those small roles in medical tape because i'm not cross contaminating stuff guys when you're put somebody together in first response you're gonna have met all over the place and the last thing and if we were not going to try and use any more than we have to over to the next patient depending on how long it took for us to get to that patient, that casualty, you might have some other issues that are going to be dealt with. So again, prior proper planning prevents this poor performance. So here's what I do with the medical stuff that goes into the iFAC or into the doc kits. Go get a bunch of these snack size boxes of bags from Dollar Tree. They're the cheapest for the mostest. and even have right now a deal with some of work those you know you get four extra bags or cut extra bags for role same price so you they squeezed what they do literally they did this they're not in their laying with the other back it's like whatever the chinese slave was at the other end they stop like more in there and they didn't really stuff them in that well i think it's really obvious when you open the box you'll see what i'm talking about but you get more to block bags for less money uh... the little the little snack bags are perfect for single items like we're talking about like the smaller roles of uh... three-inch four-inch cause or for instance the uh... uh... little pack items like the small roles that they put two or three roles in the uh... the small ziploc bag and now you're ready to go your gonna probably use two or three of the little roles uh... with what you're dealing with the keep something on somebody's body on their arm or on their chest or on their neck or on their mule ankle so the good thing is you're going to use it all up and it's done which is how you want it that's uh... kind of like we've talked about before civil war confederacy didn't have the big money the north did so they had fewer people uh... die from cross-contamination why because they're there suture thread was horsehair horsetails horsemanes And what they did is because of that, they would use one piece of hair, and typically that would be the end with that one patient. So it wouldn't be pulled through a wound that was infected and then used on another patient. In the north, they had 500-foot spools, and those buggers would pull it through a wound, cut off the difference, leave the rest on, still threaded through the needle, and then take material that had been postulated, you know, cross-contaminated with waste, and they would pull it through another guy's wound and start an infection in all new bodies. That was evaluated after the war, and it was determined that that was a real problem. But they didn't figure it out until the end of the war after guys had already died from it. Okay? Just something to think about there. That's one of the reasons that your, for instance, your suture needles and everything, you know, typically they are individually packed. Now those are all gone from the super cheap, cheap, cheap, but there are still good prices in some of the other discount sections that shop MedVet. now with regard to the big dressings and some of the stuff for instance the large military dressings colman dot com right now have them for all four dollars apiece if you buy it back for for i think sixteen dollars uh... those are a good buy uh... i like them because we know that again they are american manufactured but they are military spec slash uh... dot kitt's they were the came out of their their volume junk like we're talking about that typically the medic would have in his kit in his larger you know his larger support kit take care of you uh... it would be it would be who view to invest in those another thing uh... don't forget is irrigation technology uh... even if you can get alcohol which by the way you really want to pour alcohol into every world well probably not but peroxide is handy even as watered down mode because they've been you know below lower lower percentage who cares uh... it's volume and if you get cheap and get a lot remember it field you know what it is you know what's in the container don't know the container the way cuz we're gonna be making more we're gonna have to make more outside we're gonna have to comment alcohol go ahead jump in there and that's what this fluffy if you want strong peroxide go to a Like I hear her head dress things. Oh, yeah, they have very meet me to it fluffy Yeah, you beat me to it. Well, and also we got it now. Thank you for bringing it up. By the way, don't forget food grade peroxide Will pull everything out of flesh. I mean if you were even if you're a brown brown man White guy doesn't make any difference uh... if you get its highest pure form in fact that's where people talk about peroxide blots you're talking about her dresser grade okay look at the percentages uh... with regard to the quality product when you get it in that higher grade if you want to cut it some uh... it depends on what it is sometimes it's already cut i mean come on the industries by all over the place with a stuff come from china So you want to... The stuff from the hair supply places is, I generally believe, 30%. Yeah. And if you want to... Well, you don't want to experiment, but trust me, you stick your little finger in there, you'll notice that your fingertip turned white. Not just white, it burned. It boiled the oil right out. Okay, you just you'll find out if you do it once so this is where again you have to pay attention to the product Know the percentages for you know again dilution dilution is the solution But it hears the advantage This is true. Thank you for bringing this up This is true with the peroxides and it's also true with the eye with the the iodine's that are out there if you go to the farm and fleet all of the will be the still legal i'd i'm products are can be found in higher percentages and what you could do is cut that down you don't need to use it at the at the strength of presently at now why do i bring it up well because we'll go to bed they've got to save a soldier guys most of your injuries are not marms blown off and got hanging out of some on somebody's lap a lot of the injuries that become telling injuries are failure to do maintenance on lesser points like toe injuries, cuts and gags to the hand, which may or may not require stitches. But you still need to do maintenance because you're in a bad environment. What have we been talking about here? You're probably not going to put rubber gloves on to take care of Darcy or shoulder wound. so you've got blood and you know here among you and it doesn't have to be have aids or anything like that it's just the idea that it's a biological it's hot or it's you know again you'll get a chance to wash your clean the way you should and you've got an open wound or something guess what that's a about bacteria breeding ground it's like those damn face masks they got all these fools wearing okay all they are bold and bacteria factories They know exactly what they're doing to you out there. They know what they're doing to the lambs out there. Because some of these people, I'm looking now, you've got blue masks that are turning dirty gray. And they're not just dirty gray. They're like greasy, dirty, like, God, they look like they're, you're growing stuff on the outside. Not on the face side. They're all stuff on the outside of that mask. Well, guess what? That's gonna come back and bite you into high end, end with a whole bunch of other people with other problems. It's already happening, by the way. But this is especially true when you're in the field. So you've got to think ahead about doing basic small maintenance to prevent it from becoming a bigger problem. Go ahead, caller, jump in there, please. So just one thing about the burns. I got burned pretty good back in 14. We had an indoor barbecue. Not intentional, it was from a box fan that caught fire in the basement. So part of that process was me being caveman and throwing it outside and I ended up getting seconds and thirty degree burns on my hands and fingers and kind of looked like a hot dog that you left on the grill a little bit too long. So one of the things they gave me was this silver sulfide diaizone. And what that does is that it's basically a cream. So one of the things that really sucks about a burn is that when you wrap it with gauze, the gauze wants to stick into your wound. And it really sucks when you try to pull that gauze off. And the biggest thing this silver does is it basically just, it was a miracle drug for sure. but it kept the gauze from sticking. And that's why, again, if you go to these like Shop Med Vet and these other surgical or first response emergency packs, exactly what you're talking about, they have a, you'll notice it says gel pack. Now it's not a jelly pack, it's a wound dressing with the silver composition, silver calcium is the big one right now, but any of the different silver drugs are like the sulfa drugs. and that any of the other not drugs for giving a should be that the full foot compounders over compounds all of these serve the same purpose but there's variations force shelf stability and viability when it comes to staying with the casualty because remember you're at ninety eight point six plus like you said you had a burn there that body retained a lot of extra heat member area until it's pulled by transmission through cooling Well, guess what? If you have the wrong material on there, it sloths off with the heat. You know, think about it. You know, when you put something, guys, it starts out as large. What happens when you're so large as a pan? Your body is more than 98.6 with a burn casualty. You gotta be prepped for that. That's why this technology is priceless. Thank you for bringing it up, Clark. Guys, we're gonna go to breaks for a bit here. We're at the top of the first hour. God bless our republic. Yes, in the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the right. And we are on the march, Sprotton Day, and tonight, all of them all. And by the way, the guys are in Washington, D.C. There's a whole crew of people there already. Apparently the food flash communist mayor has called out the National Guard, because don't you know that the patriots, we burned down stuff and all. Yeah, no we don't. That's the tourists on the other side that ride with that pig mayor. Well, let's all be ready for the lies on this one as we have we expected. I mean, these are garbage different. We'll be back in a few minutes. Second hour coming up. Thank you for all your input. Don't stop guys. Anything you can think of is something we can share. People put it between your ears and they keep it there. We'll be back. God bless. We all need to prepare ourselves. 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For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside in a 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 the good afternoon ladies and gentlemen? This is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm our quirky One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territories southwest east northeast and Central ladies and gentlemen you were listening to us on liberty three radio dot forum g dot com a m and f m micro stations they have an f m conventional stations the new pearl extension ninety four point five f m got to say how you guys could you're driving home right now well Yeah, maybe, might be a still a little early, but some of you guys are on that highway, so we want to say hi to the long road. And for all of our guys and gals that are listening, if you're in your car, if you're in your truck, maybe you're in your semi right now, and you're tuning in because somebody told you how to do it on the big 4x8 plywood sheets that have the numbers right there on the road. That's pretty cool. Anyway, also, I want to say good afternoon to all of our friends out there in lower 49, including the great state of Jefferson along with CONUS, the Outline to States Territories, and the clock. It is 605 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. It's Communications Tuesday, although we have been talking a lot about medical today. It is the 5th of January. It is the 12th year of open Fabian... Oh, forgive me. 13th year. Don't worry. Oh, well, no, it is the 13th year of open and obvious Fabian social and Soviet social... occupation of america with a k two thousand twenty one older calendar two thousand and twenty one for the republic the dance of sorts footwork blade and shield footwork played and shield combined effect at the same separately but they are supposed to be integrated always remember that mobility while you use your force of arms too move the enemy to a point of destruction. It takes a number of steps. It's like boxing. You not always... Well, sometimes it happens in the first round with the first two or three punches, but normally they have nine rounds at a boxing match for a reason, okay? We're gonna go the whole nine, you know, nine rounds slash, remember that line, the whole nine yards, but that's having to do with ammunition and aircraft in World War II. That's a different story, but still same idea. We're going the whole distance. as it is uh... it is a beautiful uh... tuesday here michigan uh... we got the winter wonderland kinda going on it's really not been that extreme cold in fact it's just what about freezing just enough to get a little sloppy negative so cooler type of because we've had called cover the temperatures and dropping so we actually got a lot done even last night uh... we hours of the morning with some projects need to be done and you guys can keep it up because we're running out of time with regard to open hostilities on American soil. It's not an if or go to war. The other side has already decided they're going to one way or another screw us. Now let's not forget that some of the other BS that's in motion here is the Jewish mob is going to try and get a war going so that they can drag you out while they have the pedos, their pedo and queer kosher mafia, yamical wares. uh... pedaling queer by america even more and soviet i've some because that's what the coach rm up he does a creek on the news and they've got to get to go with the war overseas to divert you desperately we're not doing that uh... we're fighting here in fact it's why we need to get the fight going here sooner to clean up the house and we're not going to be distracted i keep emphasizing this with everybody uh... we don't go overseas I don't care what the Iranian is doing. The Chinese, the bastards, of course are tied in with the traders that we have here. But we're not going over there. If we don't get the traders cleaned out here, you can wail away at China all day. What difference will it make? The backstabbers are still behind you. We have to clean this house out here. We need to fight here. We've got a job to do. We need to get it done. If this time around, there's no stopping or slowing down. It's not an if, it's just a win. Everybody needs sacked accordingly. uh... with regard to medical work i've shot med that dot com for supplies you go look at what they've got go look at the mark down to go look at their parents if you got medical you know personnel there up in the build up you know supplies grab whatever you can volume is the key i might have all three of those will see what happens anyway or before we further i mentioned this uh... again the uh... ionic silver and calcium combination but let me read up for a real quick think about what they're acknowledging here provides caregiver with an alternative to market-leading brand that delivers superior performance at a more cost-effective price level. The dressing that compares favorably on ionic silver content level and delivery method has a preferable gelling profile and has superior absorption capabilities. Now why? Why does it have superior absorption capabilities? They're telling you right there, okay, Ionic Silver, they didn't just say silver, specifically mentioned Ionic Silver. Now I'm going to point out something, Ionic Silver did not come from the pharmaceutical industries. Ionic silver was invented by Patriot homeopaths who came up with the ionic minerals and metals and were doing it independently. And in fact, when they originally did it, all of the witch doctors and the big pharma companies, they were told to attack ionic silver and ionic products. Well, wait a minute here. You see this is like Ken Lickhiker's Guide to the Universe with the Improbability Drive. If you don't know the story there, read the book. But what the cue is, and they kind of give credit to it in the, uh, in the, uh, television or the movie version, but it's not that complete. Anyway, the whole idea here is that first they ridicule so they can get rid of the people who actually all, you know, invented the product and then turn around and embrace it themselves. Oh, look what we just discovered! They didn't discover it. Okay, in fact that this 100% came from the Patriots are of independent manufacturing That's very ionic silver and all the ionic minerals came from period like who do we have called you up in there? Hey, we got time, you know, I was just being to change the subject Republican Lauren over about handgun the time the one female is talking about doing it. Yeah Yeah, it's gonna be that or a club. I personally think that the use of steel shot or iron shot walking sticks needs to go back in style and I believe they need to go into Congress with them and I believe they need to have stick tools like they used to have where they beat on each other right there in Congress. Guys, if you don't know the history of that, you should be sure it's kind of fun. I think one of the longest moments they had doing too Well, they had beatdowns right in Congress. I think the longest one lasted like 58 minutes where they were going at each other with walking sticks. But you got to remember, when we say walking sticks, don't think something made out of pine. These were made out of some of the finest hardwoods America had to offer. You kind of like, you know what a shalalie is? An Irish shalalie? Well, if you haven't seen a real one, go look at one. Oh yeah. I remember reading about one of those fellas walking sticks that had iron bands around it just for the purpose of being a social ball, right? Yes. It was steel shot, iron shot. Oh, they were very pretty by the way. They did eagle's claws. My favorite, it's still one of the prettiest, is this eagle claw coming up holding a brass ball. And the eagle talon was in steel or iron, high iron, probably high malleable iron. and the uh... claw of course is holding up a brass round circle of metal and that was of course sleeve to down the walking stick and then like you said they would put ringlets or they would run while they would run a rod length of the of the would on the outside embedded and or a or a cultural be still bad that was very common and then are down at the bottom you have a nice steel you know sticking point because after all you want to get into the earth to keep yourself from jiggling around in reality regret stabbing weapons too and that's what they want to congress with and i i just wish they'd had video back then we need to replay every act in other words yeah i i didn't bring a gun well i've got a walking stick i and then you know what you do is uh... in in the in the front of the uh... historical remembrance of say Andrew Jackson. Yeah, oh my god, he's evil. Yeah, he was wicked. Andrew Jackson was wicked. He's my kind of president. He was a, he was a duelist. And guys, he didn't care what weapon you wanted to use. He'd go to town with you. You want to do knives? He'd do knives. You want to do clubs? He'd do clubs. You want to do pistols? He'd do pistols. Andrew Jackson was a walking scar factory. And you know what? He also won his duels. Every one of them. My favorite, just as a reminder, he started out with knives and sticks, right? And the knife fight started out in a hotel, in the bar in the hotel. went up the stairs, went down the hallway, went into one room, came out of a room, went into another room, went out onto the walk on the second floor, they fell over the walk, walk banister or pushed through it, fell down on the ground, got back up, continued the fight, went back through the front doors and ended up finishing the fight basically where they started in the bar. Now that would have been something to see. And you know when they were done, Andrew Jackson won. Now, mind you, when you have a knife fight, you're slapping and beating each other with a weapon. You aren't just cutting, but you cut each other, you know, nonstop. There's little ticks and nicks everywhere. Okay, so when you're done, that's what I'm saying. Andrew Jackson was a walking scar factory. Not just from his experience in the American War for Independence, because he was a kid when he was saber-slapped, and he almost died from that. From that point forward, he hated every Brit he could fight, and he tried to kill every one of them he could put across here on. or a blade on or a club on. That's why the kosher mafia don't like Andrew Jackson. That's why all the filth out there in the increment don't like Andrew Jackson. Don't tell you the real reason. Remember, first rule is I fight my own fights. Second rule, I'm going to drive your ass right out of my country. And he did. not forget what he did to the bankers building free-duty was up you know we wish he'd done more but you remember what what is the data to try to assess the data how many times he knew exactly who the enemy was and i like it that cool all your tools are not only to come back to you on his tombstone the great thing i killed the bank uh... you if we want to have a member of a memorable statement to be able to post afterwards on our memorial remember that he slaughtered the back What? No, he did. He, he, we did a follow-up. Andrew Jackson was like our benchmark guideline. We just kind of went the next step based upon, you know, his teachings. We slaughtered the banks. That's where we need to be right now. In fact, that's another subject. Now again, we had a couple of, by the way, again, the first hour we had around a subject. Now we've changed a few subjects, but I'm going to touch on this. Midland, we had a bank run today, well, yesterday. and uh... they were completely pulled out on cash the today the bank was closed one of the law one of the letter branches i assume but still uh... they had a bank run and uh... they could not replace the cash inventory so they shut down and uh... they didn't reopen today but this is in the middle of the michigan area number point out that dal chemical basically what happened is dal people who were in the upper end work taking cash out somebody kind of spread the word hey these people came in and start pulling money out of the bank so everybody else who was anybody who had a brain said well wait a minute why is Dow Chemical pulling money out of the bank and everybody said maybe we should too and everybody did. For you know heads up there somebody you got to remember those are ring knockers that's all Masonic you know Masonic and Jewish Mafia running those operations and they decided they needed to wobble in and start to move their, you know, move digits out, you might want to pay attention, okay? So that didn't get any news coverage outside even most of the area where it happened. Michigan, now you ain't going to hear about it at all, but it is known by the locals now. We got passed down to us. Another thing about that, guys, grab, if you're going to put cash away and it's a percentage, okay? a percentage of everything that you're doing uh... food is is like currently ammunition is like currency anything you purchase right now that especially perishable is a currency you want a certain amount of cash on the shelf however this is why the of course it looks like they're they were blocking smaller denominations that's not an accident i'm a remind you that that old saying from the great depression if you had a dollar you could eat but if you had a twenty dollar bill you would starve And I wish, uh, Willard Colter was still alive because he had an excellent story. I've repeated it in his name many times on the air. He got paid with a $20 bill about the fourth or fifth week into the Depression. And they hadn't been paid for four weeks, okay? And it was in downtown Detroit. He worked at one of the auto factories down there, one of the machine shops, not really an auto factory. They did all kinds of work. But they hadn't been paid for four weeks and they said, well guys, as soon as we get money, we'll pay ya. Well, the fifth week they got into the payroll line, they had their pay voucher, and then you turn and you go to the pay desk, if you don't know how that works. There's like two different banks. One is your payroll window, you go from there, you turn, go the opposite direction, the other side of the room, like a bank, but it's the money side. And they, you know, he took his voucher up there and they, you know, they looked at the accounts and they were arrears in the accounts. He was way back, all of them were. They kept working because they were hoping they'd get something. And at least they had a job, most people did not. Well, he said he got to the window and they split a $20 bill across to him and he looked at that and he looked at the teller and he said, what am I supposed to do with this? And he said, well, hey, we at least have money to give you. It's not like we're trying to, you know, to, to jip you or something. You know, they had, they did have money. They found some $20 bills. And so they slid the $20 bill across. Well, he was in downtown Detroit. And if you don't know where the Irish Hills are, go find a map and find the Irish Hills in Michigan off of Michigan Avenue. That's where he lived. And during the week he stayed in Detroit. And when he was done, he'd go back out on the weekend as a Friday night. So here's a guy with no money. Everybody was broke. And he had a $20 bill in his pocket, which means he was a rich man by comparison to anybody else standing around. but he couldn't spend it anywhere. He got, how do you pay a 10 cent trolley fee when you have no change? So he got on the trolley to get out of town on Grand River and as he's going out, he's acting like he's trying to find his change and the guy looks at him and he goes, well, you're going to pay or not? And he's like, well, he pulled out the $20 bill and the guy looks at him and says, what am I going to do with that? And he stopped the car. at the next time says you got to get off your pay your road for free for a little bit but you gotta get off well he did that a second time and another next trolley coming up yet to wait and that's probably comes up to get out of polls and named game to get to another quarter half a mile and uh... get out of here so you finally the third time we did that he said you know that the get kind of all that ain't going to be able to do this forever anyway eventually their full circuit for coming back on you so they when he stopped the third time he said there was a restaurant of the north side of the road and so he got out there okay well i'll bro break this thing up on the splurge so we went in and ordered a stake with all the trimmins he ordered uh... vegetables and everything else at full meal and even ordered a slight of pie when he was done and there were three people in the restaurant he said there was uh... there was a waitress but the waitress wasn't the ocean's help over the food but there was one man who was helping him and then there was obviously the cook in the backhand and it was a nice restaurant he was the only customer and when the guy was done needed by and the guy put you know put the bill down he pulled out that twenty dollar bill and he said he waited on the plate on the bill And the guy looked at the $20 bill and he looked at Willard and he looked at the $20 bill. He said, sir, haven't you got anything else? And the man, you know, Willard looks at me and goes, hey, I'm not trying to, you know, steal from her anything. I've got the money. And he goes, sir, you're the only customer we've had today. And no it was uh... it came to a grand total like a dollar i think he said a dollar seventy five for it was a really ever sporting that big meal back that but a dollar seventy five and the guy looked at me go to a certain egos i know you're not trying to steal from the goes but you wait for free tonight because i don't have the money to break that twenty dollar bill you know the money you're going to pay me i was going to pay my coke in my waitress and you ate for free tonight. He goes, well, I'm not blaming you. He goes, but I can't, I don't have any money to break that $20 bill. And he said he felt really bad. He goes, he apologized and he goes, no, sir, you're okay. He goes, it's not a problem. He goes, but there's nothing we can do. You can't do anything about it. You tried and I can't do anything about it. And so again, I got to add, you know, if you can leave, cause we're going to close up. That was their business the whole day, him, that one customer. And that one customer is going to mean that somebody takes probably 75 cents home and another would take 50 and the owner would keep the difference, which I'm sure didn't pay for the lights and the heat for the place. And then Willard hitchhiked the rest of the way, got home somewhere about two, three in the morning because he was lucky and hit a few trucks. Well, nah, we ain't talking semis back then. But he cold-butted off the rear end to some transport trucks at one point or another and got all the way out to the Irish Hills and got home. Still had that $20 mill in his pocket and no place to spend it out there either because nobody out there had any money either. That's what they're trying to set you up for right now. We have to have solutions. We are not going to let this go. We're not and we're not going to we have to learn from people who have already taught us what history you know what the enemy can do. So here's what you need. You need to break and grab as many ones, fives, tens, twenties. No, not so much. but change uh... world the quite now you already know that they've tried to pull this crap out of the board even plan the were short money the only reason they're sure money is could they potentially not printed it now this is funny money bullshit money now we're not talking about anything with any backing this is the only reason they're doing this is to try and push people into becoming chattel property slaves of the globalist who need to be shot We need to exterminate them. We need to get rid of them. Same as the ones who are pushing all this, this mass garbage. They need to be gone. I have no respect for most idiots wearing a crap, but I especially think that they deserve any life, the ones that are doing this to us. war they plan on killing a bunch here we need to get rid of them first we can we can do without them in every aspect of what we're talking about here they're already producing stuff from nothing so guess what we can do the exact same thing but you're not supposed to think about that your sport get frustrated commit suicide or you'll get out of government drugs or or desperately beg for a promise from the world that long shank table you remember that one I do. Anyway, I heard a voice. We had a caller. What do we have? Mike, I just want to bring something for the land. I did a bit of research on the computer for a while. One is to put that between the silver over the wound. Another thing is they sell that, and this is great for deep wounds, sell this in a 1 inch by 18 inch roll. You cut it all up and measure it. It's the same exact size. It ends up being 2 by 5. 18 inch dress. thread so the stuff gets used to the body turns into what medical term they told me at the hospital I need to change 24 hours and something went right. I did it every 12 and they said it would take a year to heal. I did it every 12 hours. For the time what I found out is this time, working three shifts, change addressing however far it heals. right one of the things about this uh... explained what happened like what my dad world war two guys they were using silver back then because they do it with a second it was second nature silver was in many many many things in conventional ionic form they used to be a little bit dying cream i've talked about this many times on the air you we go right to the feed mill now none of these young kids knowing about it nor even the owner remembers barely except the job is memory but uh... what have you know that happened what they did if they pulled it because of the whole that went on years ago when we were talking about silver and they wanted to make it disappear from the market and that when what they did because you they have wanted to be because if you can all build this yourself then the witch doctors don't have control over it do they well the silver dyeing uh... i cream it looked like just like a little uh... uh... thing of uh... Blistec, little small tiny Blistec tube, $27 a tube, but when you bought it, all you needed was one little drop and you put it, it rubbed it right across the eyelid, right where the crack of the eyelid is, and let it, so the eye would distribute it. And you did that once on each side. We did this with livestock, everything from cattle, you know, cows, horses, goats, any of these smaller livestock, and cats and dogs. So you didn't have to go to the vet for everything and your cat or dog or your cow didn't lose their eye today. They don't give a shit. I'm sorry, forgive me, they don't care. They really don't. That's why I think with all the propaganda, we saw more of this kind of stupefication in the medical industry before we saw the stupefication of the coronavirus scam that they foisted on everybody else. The medical, the medical incompetency is created from the educational end. and word out to the point where you combine that with the stupid you know stupid aqua c slash the the metal midget production of the public full system from the other end and what you have a bunch of people wearing face bras out there terrified life but it's true of every other aspect of watch this progress when we've reported on this progressively where i get real super heavy levels and blow up a that was the scam but they played and all the idiot sticks even if they were saying that may or may not have although some did but others were paying attention because they're small brains would tell you all about all over the world it's heavy metals but yet every time they do a prep on a patient for surgery after the knock out they do a complete so that nobody tried to wash out you to kill all bacteria viruses and germs but you're not supposed to know that could you knocked out so would you know anyway right here you're dead to the world well you're out So again, in this case with these types of issues with wounds, like you said, Mike, talking about the cycle, if it's an eight-hour active cycle with a particular dressing and the combination of material that's used to treat the wound, then every eight hours they naturally would have a, it would be on the schedule for the patient's service. Since we're stuck doing it ourselves, we just have to remember the same process. Real quick, I'm going to give you an idea of the difference in price between those three markdown boxes. A 2x2 silver impregnated calcium alginate dressing, 100 2x2 pads. Now guys that basically is kind of like a thumb pad or an iPad kind of size thing, you know what I mean? 2x2. 100 of them sealed in a case, $543.48. What I found is the more you buy they do give you discounts. Well that is a quantity, that's a 100 count container, yes and you can get better prices the more you buy. But my point is, is that this is typical for the price range that they expect in the market, and this is the cheap stuff, guys. This product I just rattled off is, again, kind of like the no-name brand version. The name brand version is almost twice as much for the same product. Okay, the difference is it doesn't have the fancy name on it. But the important thing is this. What is it? It's a combination of calcium and ionic silver. Ionic calcium and ionic silver. Both available through water rods and a number of other, you know, you know, uh... companies that produce ionic products now if you did not have ionic silver you can produce colloidal silver and colloidal silver traditionally has been in the inventory going back into the depth of time it is only with the ignorance stupidity created by the public pool system and lack of education intentional that we are the situation we are for lack of working knowledge ergo if the witch doctor tells me i would adopt or the paper on till my jaw off because they told me, why the face palm? And no matter what, don't take it off! Yeah, teeth rot out, lips fall off, but they're inside, they're contained in the face palm, so they're cool. I got one, it's a B cup. Yeah, eventually, yeah, you'll go to a smaller cup because there's not as much contained. I was thinking, go get the deal at Walmart, take all the bras and cut them up, put it on the sides of someone's face, and then just stick a piece of elastic on it and ten bucks a pop. Right, well, actually, if you watch them when they mark them down, they just, well, everything else, you can buy those things for $1 or $2 or $3 for, you know, again, the lower end costing product. So, you know, you just watch for the clearance and closeout, you know, phase. In this case, the idea behind this, though, is that, again, the first point here is medical resources are a priority for those of you who are actually serious about fighting this war. Assets need to be in place now. Oh, by the way, one of the freebies you get, and I just noticed here, the freebie, I got a freebie today with the order that I did. It's a stethoscope. It runs $9. Now, I got a pile of Czech surplus stethoscopes from one of the electronics companies. They're military grade, medical grade, and in the box. and i got up for a little about the night until you guys last year member adult beginning of this you might well pleasure now about eleven months ago uh... when they were available you couldn't beat the price they were like almost three uh... this is a comparable to tethoscope same quality good product okay service more tough but for people for him being able to get the tools out there and having multiple so that not one person is doing the job but multiple people are doing the job it makes all the difference in the world you're going to have the the more people you can treat or first of all diagnosed faster the sooner you can treat them and the sooner you're cycling them out the back door to make room for the other people standing in line who are bleeding and you know in some cases you'll prioritize so they don't die you've got a lot of work ahead of you so we need to be thinking ahead. It's just something I came up with I just thought of to repurpose contamination As long as you have the right diameter tube, you can take like a used 1000mm IV bag, flip it upside, put a new tube on it, and you can use that, you can use that as a holy catheter, you can use the used IV bags, you just reverse them. Nothing's going into the body to contaminate it. It's all coming out, you know, gravity. Well, let's remind everybody too that originally all of your serums were coming in in glass. and they were again the high test glass with you know basically they were about kamik chemistry god you know uh... forgive me there they were designed for recycling you didn't throw them out uh... they used up the serum because it wasn't contaminated and then they would send these original could be original containers back into the system and they would pop the cap reintroduced new material after they were auto-claved and they would put them right back into service We're using plastic now, but we're going to have to change out eventually. I mean, either we're going to find more, or we're going to have to go back to the more permanent resources. Hell, in the field they carried glass. Now, it wasn't conventional glass. It was more of the, it was reprocessable, but it's a thermal glass, similar to anything that you see used in chemical processes. The quality of the glass was thicker, but it was still the same grade. And it had to be autoclave recyclable. It's kind of like returnable bottles. Guys, the quality of the glass for returnable bottles, why you find real ones, the good ones from before, like the 70s. If you notice the difference in the quality of the glass, for a while there in the throwaway period of the 70s, the glass was almost paper thin and dangerous. But it wasn't returnable, it was disposable. Now the problem is they had all kinds of, the reason they backed off on it is because quietly they had massive numbers of injuries, those pop models would blow up and hurt people. Okay, because they skimped on the product. Now the real product, as traditionally used, is heavier, denser, and is a different composition of silica, or silica, forgive me. And it's cooked differently, it's spun differently, and the end product is superior. So, you know, I know it sounds weird, but to be quite honest, the pop bottle probably would be one of the options to turn to, real glass bottles, since they're coming back in a boat. It sounds strange, but, you know, what's that Coke bottle doing hooked up for the IV? Well, it was easy to autoclave, wasn't hard to find a recapping system, and all we had to do is come up with an adapter kit so that we could, you know, plug it in and flip it. Yeah, beer bottles would be the same. For all of you that think that's weird, I'm going to, you know, think things through. We've done it before, it's just we're going to have to cross integrate. We've got a lot of experience with other things we didn't know, but we have a whole lot of experience with earlier technology that can be easily cross integrated back into the system. And it is going to have to be done simply because you see those polymer bags? You're not going to be making any more of those. The Chinese may, but they're not going to give them to you. They hate you and they're trying to kill you. US government's not going to do it. They hate you and they're trying to kill you because they're run by the communists now. So we have to have other solutions. And for everybody who goes, oh, well, it's really wet. Well, I'll tell you what, you go without. I'll use the other equipment for our people. We'll see who survives. You can go without. I'll use the other technology as we develop it. How's that sound? We'll see what happens. Because right now you better be thinking ahead prior proper planning prevents piss or performance or let's just say death And that's something that we're facing here right now. This is not a game This is the enemy is taking seriously. I mean, it's really like the fake election thing. They keep saying steal and cheat You know, I make it sound like it's a game guys. This is criminal fraud criminal fraud criminal fraud criminal fraud criminal fraud I know that some people immediately are chomping at the bit because it won't mark the election process as illegitimate anyway. I know all of that. But remember, the first rule is hold your enemy, just like Solzhenitsyn said. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, if you read the first circle, or if you read even the Gulag Archipelago, he relates back to the whole process that got him into the concentration camp system. uh... one of the discussions about the book okay that the the the cagey well with a katie katie be with the checkers this checkers wanted a book that he had okay and that book was his because under the eve of the communist rules there i mean there were rules with the communists okay well you couldn't have a bible because you'd be put in prison for having a bible but but you can see that the jewish communist always have some parity on whatever your body or whatever is the belief system so you couldn't have a bible code the jewish communist hate you and hate christianity but you could have a book any book and that was written into law So here is this check is okay. He's got this book that the collectors I item because it's you know again poetry and you know the works of a certain author and That check is was gonna wanted him to surrender that book cuz he was gonna keep it he was it was evil cuz it was bad bad bad Forgive me. I can't rattle the off. I wasn't sure that ski It was one of the other authors But anyway the idea was that that the check is that pig was gonna take him put it in his private collection Or sell it on the black market And so the big fight with surrendering him to the gulags is he wouldn't surrender the book and he even filed paperwork stating, no, I have a right to this book. I have a right to this book. I have a right because it says under article blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, by your own rules that I have a right to one book. I have a right to this, you know, these items. I don't have a right to much, but I have a right to one book. So lo and behold, in the end, the checkered scum, the Jewish turd who was going to steal the book from him and put it in his old private kosher collection, well, guess what? He didn't get it. He actually blurted out, if you take the book with you, it'll go into the camps and it'll be destroyed. And it was like, well, maybe so, but it's my book. Piss off. Now, you didn't say piss off, but you know the attitude there was, nope, I have a right to this book. I have a right to this book. No, I have a right to this book. No, no, no, well there are rules, aren't there? Are there rules? You're telling me you're putting me in the gulag because of your communist rules. But your communist rules state this. Now, mind you, they tortured him to try and get that book. The bastard had him beat. and beat more than a few times he figured you know what that's not the problem to kill me in the camp anyway they already got me hot my hind end locked up they've already got the government like that about the op-ed at the time and it's like so they're they're beaten the hell out of him for that book but he won't find a paper you know they'd always do it you can you know meo torture until he signs a paper he wouldn't do it will finally came time to ship more carcasses out to the gulag and his time was it was in the cycle even though it was already late And finally the guy brought him in and had one last meeting and he, what it was, he was supposed to acknowledge, yes you can keep the book. But he blurted out, why don't you give it to me because it will just be destroyed in the gulags, you know, you're probably using it for toilet paper. And he said, well, but- Mike, can I join the conversation, please? Yeah, go ahead, please. yeah i'd like to get back to the medical real quick i i know what you're talking about here uh... yesterday as you was closing the show you made a comment that you had purchased a large quantity of five feet stuff shop met that did you end up getting the job did you end up getting the uh... i'd be administration that series what what the twenty-two order one point two micron uh... i actually got sampling of everything OK. I got everything. I'll tell you why, because like I said, where this is going to go, it's going to be a VAC container. It's going to go into barrels, transport barrels. But it's going to be assigned to an ambulance unit, like I was talking about, where we use the ambulances as field medical. So it's going to be used to generally stock, and then it's the job of the personnel to pick and pull the product as they go. okay what i mean uh... go ahead not a good whatever you want to know i picked up yup from what i picked up yesterday just close in the second hour you've purchased left five hundred on that all yah i'll tell you what if you go to shop med vet effect hold on here i'll tell you something really but it's it's just so much hold on here i don't know about your market southern illinois i'm the one that told you about about right big yeah i know i understand uh... example when you go over to the uh... to what they have on the shelf let me give an example here just for everybody listening anyway in the i'd be packed they have uh... if you look at there's a red line up above it'll tell you how many thousand pieces they have for example of the i'd be administered set one point two mike needle is uh... fifty seventy unit they've got one thousand one hundred thirty one the next one they have seven thousand eight hundred fourteen it basically they're in the thousands of pieces with the cemetery not everyone could summer more popular than others or more utility useful uh... example they've got i'd be administered set c series uh... zero point two two mike uh... twenty five cents Yeah, I've studied these sets and as far as I can tell, I mean there is a difference. The ones that have the, that's got a micron listing that they're selling for 25 cents. That actually in one sense is a better of a set because that filters that bacteria. Yeah. And so actually if we get to a point that we have to, well, make your own saline solution or IV solutions, and you're risking bacteria, well those 22 microns sets will actually filter out a lot of bacteria. Now the basic IV set, which is the one on top of the IV administration set, it's 100, or the 10 drop per milliliter, 21 milliliter with the 106 cents tubing, link tubing for 50 cents, but they have 7,814 of them. As far as I can tell, that's the, As far as I can tell, that's just the standard IV set. Is that right? Exactly. Yeah, but the cool thing is, now one thing like you said, the big thing here is also look at the line length on these. Because one of the other considerations that I had a conversation with one of our medical people, I said, well here's how this works. Surgical scissors go just fine. Snip. We have to start, if we had to re-engineer, We've got material to work with. Now granted, if we typically again, one of the reasons they go with the longer, you know how it is, they go with the longest service lines because they have got other equipment nearby and they can put the feed tray or the infusion pump farther away from the patient. Because most of that, that's another thing, thank you for bringing that up. Guys, you got to remember something. Actually, I worked for SARS Medical Engineering on the very first infusion pump that was ever made. for medical engineering before it became Carusmo or whatever it is now. And I was on the team that actually, I was doing all the drafting work on that. I actually did all the spec work for a lot of the primary and final production prints that would be used for the line. Okay. And I was, when I was doing aerospace, actually I just knew I wanted to pick up jobs, so I did a pickup job there. And the infusion pumps were a big jump forward because traditionally guys, you just have to let, you know, you'd have a non-regulated, well you have a regulated drip, but the infusion pump allowed for multiple feeds to be going to the primary line. And that's really why they have these things set up where they are now because they don't necessarily go straight to the patient. And typically they don't. They go to an infusion pump and then from the infusion pump they go to the patient. Now because this is a shot med vet, They do, obviously, vet work too. They don't really use, typically use infusion pumps for veterinary work. They use the gravity drip system, which is what I think that first system is. Now, that's normally what was out there until, like you said, until they went to the infusion pumps. Now, see, the point that I'm making and the reason why I brought this up to you back in December, ShopMed Vet has all of this stuff. It's all brand new product. It's all, you know, they're calling it non-sterile for training purposes. But what it is, it's about that because of the date on the package has expired. So they have to sell it as non-sterile training purposes. Right, exactly. But it comes in sterile packages. And it's the same stuff that you would, you know, use from somewhere else. Now, the point that I'm trying to make is that over the holidays I had a family member who could have died had they not had emergency surgery. If we were in a full blown knock down drag out situation without some medical stuff, something, even if you don't have the skill set or understanding how to use it just yet, you've got to have this stuff on the shelf because What's the worst thing a person would have done mark if you bought if you spent 50 cents and say bought 10 of them So you had five hours, okay? And the standard IV drip set or you bought like what you did on the 22 micron One with the filter set before a quarter of a piece for 25 cents for you know, I said yeah nothing Yeah for nothing. So what's the worst you'd have some medical grade tubing? Right. Oh, I can use it for a whole lot of other things if I had to, but it sure as hell wouldn't be for anything other than what it's intended for right now. Well, that's what I mean. You have this stuff. It's in sterile packages. You can set it on the shelf. And let's say you don't have a lot of money. Hell, I don't have no money. Almost no one does. Right. But, exactly. But, yeah, for what? For you can go there and let me give an example. They have the disposable scalpel the number 12 scalpel. I'm looking right out. I know when I when I talked to this told talk to this about you It was 99 cents. Well, that's not for just one scalpel. That's 99 cents for a box of 10 And they're selling them as non-sterile because of a date on a package not because there's non-sterile but because of the expiration date on the package. It's how they can move the product legitimately over the counter guys. They've got to be if they can move it but they have to inform you that it's dated. Yeah. But it's not it's not been pulled out of the package it's not been compromised the stuff has just been sitting on the shelf and in a battlefield situation wartime situation or any guys the government doesn't worry about that. to trouble on this one in fact we will think about how many different situations with the next time around that we start changing fire on this thing you're not going to be dealing with one or two casualties it is it's mind boggling about the volume of people you have to take care of even with what we're talking about doing i have no illusion about how bad this is going to get but if everybody did what i'm talking about what you've been bringing up you know what it would be a lot less Well, see, that's the point. We have the chance to do it now. That's like shop meds that they sell to nursing homes and they sell to veterinary people. But like they've got, let's say you're a person and you don't want to go disposable, you can buy a box of 100 of the sterile surgical blades. Now, they're calling them again, non-sterile, but they're actually in a steel package. $2.50 per hundred. You buy the handle, and they're anywhere from what, a buck as much as stupid as you want to be on paying that price. I mean, you can buy something made in Germany for $20. Yeah, exactly. And they got it. Okay, for $2.50 and a couple of $1.00 handles or $2.00 handles, okay, you now have a supply of 100 surgical plates. But they have this stuff there. And see, I'm trying to know when you bought and what you bought because you said you got the free stethoscope, you said you bought, you also got a free gift of some bandages. Yeah, I mean, that stuff's going right into another medical kit. Yeah, those were nice. Now did you get the free hand cream? I think I did. It flashed up. I just went through. I got all the freebies. I tagged every freebie I could find on all the different, you know, because there's a pop-up, remember. In fact, even if you really get a lot of, if you do a lot, they'll even give you money back. They even send you a card. And the funny part, even the little thing of hand cream, which was like two or three ounces, or maybe four ounces, I can't remember now, I told my wife that was one of her Christmas presents. But, oh, she's happy. I guess I'm lucky, but anyhow, she's happy with it. But even that little stethoscope that they gave you has a freebie. uh... they were selling them for ninety ten dollars on ebay yes exactly help from it you're not getting screwed here and i had actually again the shipping has been i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i prices for a hundred and thirty pounds of medical gear was five dollars shipping basically uh... they said we don't get by about the three shipping well if you're pressed and you don't have that much money it's only five dollars shipping i mean i'll tell you i i assume if you get up in the pallets okay but uh... you can end up with a you literally can't go to any of these sites but this one in particular right now and you could have everything that docket needs to keep you alive If you've got a medic, that's why I said pull your medic off to the side and go, hey, go through this list. How many of these things should we panel? Can we or should we pile up? Now, my attitude is you brought up another good point here. Your technicians are going to sculpt your product use. And here's what you're going to have to teach them. Right from the get go, we are short. You know this. So when you look at what you have in the inventory, you pick for the patient. or you pick again based upon resources and you prioritize lesser technology were let everything has to absolutely be home but it has to be my managed and that's where your technicians come in the other thing about what they'll know that you brought up guys uh... would you pay a person who might be a neighbor who's a that or somebody quietly under the table if you did if we were in faith the next situation and you have a family member that needs care? Well, I have to, I can't do it, I don't have the equipment. We have all the equipment. Well, it's dangerous, they don't rest well. Nobody's gonna say a word and I'm the only one that knows what do I need to pay you? Do you need food? Do you need ammunition? What do you need that you don't have? Hey, maybe you're short medical supplies, because they're pinching you just like they are me. Now, I'll tell you what, you take care of this person, you give me a short list and I can take care of you. Yeah, see this is the situation that we're into. I mean, if we don't have it now, you may never get it. But right now, we can pick some of this stuff up for stupid prices. Yeah, this is a fog of confusion. Right now you're in the fog of confusion. It's not going to last very long. They're going to show their true colors, and it's red and yellow. Oh yeah, yeah, now see like I know like Shop Med that has other items other than just what's on the this you know this continued list and the sell stuff like You can pick up. They have what's called an I back kit It's not the individual first aid kit like a soldier uses, but it's kind of closed But it's in a red kind of a hard shell case. Oh, it's only like 22 or 23 dollars So see to me you buy something like that and give it away for presence. Well, it's still a trauma kit. You know, it's still it's about close to a blowout kit as you can get, but it's for civilian use. They've got, you talked about earlier about the bridement of wounds. Well, how many people know that Shop Med Vet technically has the bridement kit? Specifically for that purpose, yes. Specifically for that purpose, but Mark, they're in a package that is sterilized and sealed. for that specific purpose. Now, during the summer in July, they were selling for less than five bucks apiece for some of that. And they had some forceps and some things in there that regular medical grade tooling, but it was just tools, but it was all there. Now, the problem is, and like Illinois, if something has a needle with it, the idiots won't let you buy it. So you have to pick the sets that don't have the needles. or then you can pick those needles up at secondary sources, even like syringes. In Illinois, you necessarily can't buy a syringe unless you're in the medical field, whether it's veterinarian or healthcare. But still, there's other sources and ways to pick up those few little items. Right, or you come to Michigan and you buy them in the tractor supply. Over the counter. Over the counter. And 18 and 20 gauge needles. Well, I see this is what gets me. Before the idiots changed the laws and I used to raise livestock, you know, I was, you know, here I am, I was buying stuff by the hundreds. Honey, yeah, you're buying both cows. Yeah. You know, because we, you know, we were vaccinating, you know, hundreds of hogs at a time. Yep. So, but my point is, this stuff is available, people. And if you've got it and you can pick some of this up as you go, you don't have to be fancy. Go get a normal backpack. If you've got the money, go buy something or set up tubs, set up buckets, whatever you need to do, and start setting this stuff aside. Because right now... Right now, fifty to a hundred dollars can get you a lot of stuff if you take the time to go through. A hundred dollars, a hundred and twenty dollars, that includes shipping. Put enough gear together for me to easily, because I also did pick up bandages and everything, another bunch of the tape, also the stretch gauze. uh... everything to basically put it back and score them to get together for easily what five six people and when i think that i'm talking multiples in the i'd be regs multiples in all of the uh... you know tapes bandages caps anything you could think of the only you know i over fluid bags and do that yet but i don't need to i've got yet we have other sources like you know colleges universities guys all university michigan they have a big medical department They get rid of their fluids through property control like saline and sugar. Okay, I'm about to describe it. And we're talking getting a case of that for a dollar. We're talking... Oh my God. Yeah, I know. And again, you know what? They still buy it in glass, not in plastic also. They go both ways. So I've gotten it in glass and I've gotten it in bag. uh... but also any number of other things that just you know that property never go to show up there are used to work in your family and you never know what what what department's gonna just get a burrow up there are some empty out of closet because they weren't supposed to and and uh... you know a hundred thousand dollars worth of equipment over there that goes out the back door out without the front door for you know a dollar a case now the only thing that i want to say that i've ran into this here in illinois i have run into medical people that in the name of, because they think they have to protect their state license, you know, but if there's something that's outdated or expired with an expiration date, they'll throw it away on you. And you know, if you're buying stuff that's out of, you know, past due, that's got expiration dates on it, yet it's completely sealed and everything should be fine. watch those people because you don't want them any coming in upon the stuff away because of date it's a very good way you will that the first rule everybody understand what we have is what we're working with i would point out to you this is the difference between what it will let's think about some of the things you've seen and i've always argued that this is like you know the day after first of all you know if they'll despite the fact that people would be found you know jail or or you know she damaged or whatever You know, my dad and the medics I worked with that were especially in World War II, a lot of guys I worked with, I was kind of fortunate. I had the tail end of the World War II vets to work with, and I don't care if they were mechanics or whatever, they saw a lot of, you know, and also medical personnel. They saw a lot of the worst, okay? And even after they retired, I was associated with a lot of these guys. I buried a lot of these guys. I was there, I was the officer in charge of the ceremony. uh... and we buried a lot of world war one that's that's why no more about world war one in terms of medical support uh... and in terms of the the map that they were in but these guys were later and would pass on a lot of information basic rule guys is you have to go through your gonna throw volume involved in in every category and you're not going to worry about it you've got it you're going to use it there was no such thing as is you know in fact that whole outdated crap that only started recently That bullshit has to, forget, that has to do with one thing. Industry selling crap. Well Mark, I know we're coming up the top of the hour here really close. Oh we're at the top right now, forgive me. Yeah, here's one. Those 500 steps that you got, contentment would be reused and reused, and reused for those IV steps, which is a replacement unit. And that can save thousands of lives. And thank you very much for taking my call. And again, thank you for the support for everybody out there guys. We've got solutions. We need to step up and make them happen. You guys, the answer is not going to be government. Government failed you and brought you here. You want to save the country and save yourselves? Go look in the mirror in the bathroom. That's first who's going to do it. God bless our republic. Go to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. And we are on the mark. Look, and we're off. You guys are flat. Don't let them get back up. The medical support is for our people, not for theirs. They're awash in technology. They're gonna deny you. We got any of them in front of us. We're gonna deny them. I got my people to take care of. 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