The disarmy can drop dead. Anybody that wants to make me unarmed and helpless. People that want to literally create the proven places where more innocents are killed called gun-free zones. We're gonna beat you. We're gonna vote you out of office or suck on my machine gun. Not again. The line must be tr- What are we doing? Politicians. Okay, just get any blunt objects together, alright? If you get corners, bash them in the head. That seems to work out. Keep together, stay sharp, and follow me. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat. And speaking low to me, he said, we 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 tyrant flavored 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. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. This number you traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors. So their children will be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God, keep the torture freedom bright. As Iowoc, he vanished in the midst from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep, and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the plan? I knew I could do that. And good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I am Mark Korky. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, north, southeast, and south. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on libertytreeradio.4mg.com. liberty free radio on satellite and we are on a m f m micro stations cb bay stations and uh... all-truck net hallmark in golden spike technologies east and west of the mississippi along with alaska it is five oh five p m eastern standard time it is communications to date of the thirteenth of april from ponto it's to state that they're taking that means absolutely nothing Well, in a way. More on that in a minute. Anyway, it is the 13th year of Open and In Your Face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K 2021 Old Earth Calendar, 2021 Battle for the Republic, The Dance of Swords, and a beautiful day here in the bottom of Michigan, I would say about what seven percent five percent little clouds here and there and blue sky not too hot not too cold perfect spring day the flowers are blooming the technology is you know doing what it's supposed to do solar-wise things to be bright and shiny tonight experimenting with some other little spotlights whenever I see a new spotlight out there dollar store or little more expensive we always try one out see how it you know tunes up what it does then we do a gaggle of them and then we deploy them and So we have overlapping ages of little spotlights that pop up here and there, in addition to the omnidirectional light. So, got to experiment, see how that's working, we'll see how it works tonight. We've had a very bright, bright day and some new stuff, but it'll be very, very cool. Anyway, Communications Tuesday, real quick. Get a CB radio for a vehicle that you have. It should be on your to-do list that you keep plugging away if you can only afford one at a time. Although, if you watch Craigslist and you watch Facebook Marketplace, you will find a lot of cool stuff there available on a regular basis. If you peruse through it, remember, try to find local. That saves you a lot of trouble in time travel wise. rear truck stops have everything that you need typically on the shelf they don't have enough to do say if twenty if you wanted to do something i doubt there's enough to do twenty vehicles but if you go and and if you tagged the uh... local truck stop on a regular basis you can clear out what they have been hopefully they will be able to reacquire what you uh... burnout inventory wise problem uh... small box radios or whatever size radio want the prices are reasonable And again, it's purely a matter of how much money you have to burn, how much you have to spend, and you've still got other work to do. It's like we don't say go spend the top dollar on everything available because you really probably won't be able to afford it. It's just out of your budget reach. We understand that. So where we can get something and that way the base is touched. and uh... your motion go on to do other things with the whatever else you have available technology is there and it's a double-plus good thing uh... with regard to the cb radios there's been a whole bunch of uh... questions uh... over the years about which antennas for a base radio the antron dipole single antenna is probably one of the cheapest but also one of the best uniform on the direction antennas out there uh... and problems of the wrong for a long time by the way there are knockoff your you know there's what was it uh... the uh... talent black stick uh... university what they close the other one they're all bach off so the uh... and drop and the entron base radio uh... rework as i will say this uh... with the exception of the one that they part of the antenna when we got it with the tornado we had an entron that was on top of the uh... chimney which was taken down by the tornado And what's interesting is that underneath the wreckage was the Antron and then it's still sitting there, still looked up, and only the very bottom component had been shattered, but it was funny as I actually had a few of those on the shelf. And so we put it all back together. Oh, forgive me, no, it was the other way around. It was the tip, the end, not the bottom. The base was good, the middle was good, and it was the top tip. that uh... was a quickie change out with available off-the-shelf components so it really was you know ready go right back up as quick as it took unfortunately came down which brother fascinating so uh... again take the time plug-in and look to be what's out there in the system but if you go to a face book marketplace can punch in for instance uh... tb radios and could be pretty darn obvious what you're here looking at their uh... Another thing is hit the estate sales. I cannot emphasize this enough. There is a lot of technology hanging around out there for reasonable prices, guys. And the estate sales is where you're going to run into machinery equipment. You never know what it's going to be that's out there and about, and especially in replacement or perishables for a lot of you guys that are trying to figure out how to set certain you know, like mechanical shops up for your tactical trucks, your armored trucks. The resources are out there, and especially if you pick an older vehicle, you don't have to go top dollar. Get up with what you need to get the job done, okay? So watch for the estate sales, perishables like oils, lubricants, chain, cable, you name it. or welding rods. A lot of guys are using up a lot of welding rods. In fact, I've had a lot of comments about, you know, where can we find a better volume price for just a cheap, basic rod because of what we're putting together. The throwaway trucks, so, you know, the throwaway armored trucks. So, you know, here's what we want to do. And I've kind of directed them. There's a lot of industrial surplus companies that are on the peripheral edge of like Detroit, Toledo, anywhere where the industry is collapsing and has been folding for a long time. There's a lot of old inventory, in fact. It doesn't need to be state-of-the-art equipment to get the job done. And I would point out there's a lot of rod that regular companies wouldn't want to use, but we won't really care about. If we're putting something together that we know is already going to be taking hits, then as long as it doesn't need to be perfect, but if it's within standard and you're not worried about selling it to somebody else, but rather making sure that it holds together for your purposes and obviously does its job in protecting you, then we really don't care too much about whether or not we're using old inventory. If we have a glitch every once in a while or a flaw or a failure, guess what? We can clean that up real quick and keep right on going, but that used to do it cheap because, especially with outer armor, guys, it's laminate armor that we're building, so the outer plates are going to be either capped over or replaced repeatedly. they're going to take the beating of the abuse the uh... ceramic the cement the uh... other kevlar underneath and then the steel on the interplay the interplay to leave like that is going to have any problems but the outer plates they're going to take it so again cobbling up patches or even especially where you want to have something in the field you can't afford to have all kind of cut you know good top dollar because i can't afford it you know i understand that So start watching these estate sales, you know, distressed company sales or a lot of stuff like that shows up out there on the market. You'll find what you want. You'll be happy with what you discover. Okay, just real, I'm looking at a welding shop right now that is up for estate sale, not this week. Well, wait a minute. No, it would be this weekend. Oh, you like that. I'm going to be in four places at once, 17th and 18th. And there's all kinds of goodies there. Well, all I can do is market and hopefully catch up and don't forget it. Another thing here real quick with regard to any of you who are looking at doing field phones, any and all wire that you can collect now, you need to. I cannot emphasize that enough. Anything and everything that you can collect out there in the way of a wire. And they're long pieces, short pieces. Take a five gallon pail if it's shorter pieces and wrap them up. And you know, wrap them or coil them the size of the inside of the pail so that you get more material in there. You can first, you know, line the outside and then whatever space on the inside, roll up smaller or lower gauge, you know, different gauge wire. And when it's full, put a cap on it, go fill up another one. Just that simple. We got a lot of work to do and we're going to need copper wire for pretty much everything It's one of those things where if you're building boom toys if you're working on again the equipment like we're talking about There we go This is where you want to check out to see what it is that might be useful with every piece of equipment You're going to toss out cut off those cords if you're going to get some it's absolutely blown out cut off that copper wire cord with a plug we've the plug on it coiled up but in the five gallon pail will use it trust me will use it not maybe not kind of not sort of we will you know it okay color who we have japaner yeah i got fellas just a quick question here you know i have a couple pieces equipment here that actually you're no good anymore there are um... like i have a vacuum sweeper that's just all within it died pretty much Then I have a couple other things. Okay, now they have armatures inside, obviously. If you take those wires off of there, if you take that armature off, can you reuse that armature? Well, you could re-wrap, okay, for instance, on all the motors. Any of the motors or, you know, devices like that, it used to be, even with small units, there used to be small appliance companies locally or electrician that would actually re-wind those. The problem is the components that are attached to it now, which used to be all metal. They might have been base pop metal at the time, but still metal. If they're plastic, you might be able to find the other parts that need to be replaced where you're going to have wear and tear. Usually where that is is the little races. And the fixture that the race goes in is weeble wobble because, you know, progressively over a period of time, all those little RPMs have built up heat. And then the plastic wears too, and then the plastic is, you know, it can't be refixed. Now the motor itself could be rebuilt. I would say if nothing else, if it's absolutely junk, and it's one of like say the plastic ones which are typical, they're nice units when they run, I've got several of them. But you know the newer Cyclone and all the other ones that are out there, but the for instance again, there's a lot of cop hopefully inside the motor pack. However, a lot of those are just copper washed slash copper plated steel wire. So you don't know until you take them apart, but either way, I would, if you're looking at the ID, just can't do anything with it. You know, you find out what your vacuum looks like on the inside, break out the electric screwdriver, and take everything apart, break it down to where the motor is, and pull the motor fixture out, save all of that wire. Even if it is steel coated or copper coated steel, or mild metal, which is most likely the case, uh... if it is copper certainly it's worth money and even the copper wash could be uh... plated off that's what a lot of guys are doing now they're actually taking the plating off with uh... you know a plating machine and then they're scrapping the metal whatever it is if it's you know they pop metal steel and uh... you know for you know when the deals if it's a copper and you can see i got a part of the copper you pretty well leave it with the way it is and uh... you could rewind it uh... all of the brushes everything it depends on the company the brushes may or may not be replaceable equally uh... but what people want to be a brushes are actually just pressed in a block and with a uh... plastic stud that they eat and melt into place so that uh... is nothing you can do if you have to change the brushes now others the brushes are actually held in by maybe not so sophisticated little bracket with screws But the brushes typically are available. Now, maybe the only problem with your vacuum. That's another thing you can experiment. Might as well break out the screwdriver and have some fun and see if we can figure out how to put it together and take it apart. You know, I should say, take it apart, put it together, there we go. But if you can get, you can identify, if you look, the brushes either A can be just worn right down, they can be fractured, that happens. The other consideration is sometimes that compression spring buggers up, I don't really know how it would be pulsing or bouncing around that much in those little fixtures, but I've seen all three. I've seen the unit itself, the head fracture, it's not the fixture that's held in, but the little unit that's replaceable. You may see the little spring bind because they're really cheap ass springs and they make them as cheap as they can. And the quality of the spring, you know, tensile strength is up and down. uh... any this is not fixable this has been outside for a while since all cable them to prick up the hat is the fact i have a little bit break up in a broken apart made the metal and they've all you know here's what i do right now because i was every day i just finished a few minutes ago every time i pull it not bolder screw out of something i read it if it's still usable others i just used a but battery drill on a bunch of small screws anything that comes out that works goes into reuse pocket and it's reused almost right away i've got a kind of stupid little project where i'm just growing junk of the state outside outside now there's other stuff that's by have for range use what i mean by that is it's still serviceable but it's rusty and it's tired and i don't want to put it in with all the rest of the screws that are not rusty because oxidation you know it's kind of like anything else what you'd like mold and mildew rust patato at once oxidation starts it also commutes And so those screws I put over into the use out of the range or use for something that's absolute throwaway like props for one of the videos or something if I want to build a building. And then the third is what you probably have with what you have on your poor little machine there, but you never know. If the screws are all rusty when you undo everything, put them in the, you know, get a coffee can or a plastic jar with a nice lid on it. Put frag on the outside. Frag, F-R-A-G. and anything and everything that a little piece of metal i don't care for the rusty paper clip i'll care for all taxes that i don't care for the uh... screws nails or whatever i just put them all a little cup walk over there dump them in the can that says frag when the time comes if somebody needs a frag to go in a uh... gun to like uh... you know uh... well through gas or if we need to make something else unique where we need punches little metal parts that hurt people then we have all this junk metal and we don't waste it Now, if all else fails, we can always turn that in for scrap because we never know what price scrap's gonna go once they get us into a war, then all of a sudden, metals go up, not down. So either way, you're not gonna lose, but we really can use the fragmentation. So even if you don't know about anything else, you're not gonna use it for nails, not gonna use screws or anything. If they're pulled or they're broken and it's stuff you find, if it's on the ground, don't leave it on the ground, because you don't want it on your tires, pick it all up, put it in the frag bucket. And when it's full, put a you know put a little bit more to screw it down and go get another one and repeat the process i do that every day i've got probably in the last couple weeks i think i probably made to one gallon coffee can of fragmentation junk broken screws return to get about especially a little new stuff right now i'm saying fellas is you try to take screws out of wood and they're not even old uh... but they can't they've got quality of the metal when it's talked one way you start trying to read your pull it back out of the wood snapping in half now leave it because i'd like to talk to be a big deal with what i'm going to do with the wood was good but i'm not going to probably private screw or nail right there with that broken screw is with its broken off inside that's right where it stays but the part that broke off the frag bucket In fact, the copper wire off that motor even, or the fifth steel wire, if I had to, you take a Dremel tool, you cut it, you know, you do a line lengthwise across the winding, and now you create a bunch of little wire scrap that makes great grenade stock or great food gas load, you know, pellet load, for dumping on somebody or throwing at somebody with a fuse. All of that can be, I don't want to use good stuff that I could use, like, you know, one of the things about grenades, the idea is to use uh... nail gun nails because they're perfect there with a big break apart easy it when they get a popular explosive charge do you got all these little nails flying every direction could you realign the whole inside of the can with them but i'd rather take this job i can talk about the money that they'll use his nails i'm not going to take a really nice stuffing and and do my enemy and whether i'm going to take the stuff that in the last of the last and then pebbles and rocks to they hate that bubbles and rocks So all of the metal can be saved off that. The cord, the plop, cut the cord, roll it up, use some bread ties to hold it together or whatever you got. I use, I think what I use nowadays a lot is cheap. Again, throw it away, kiss, keep it simple, stupid. Is, we're quite simply the shopping bags. You just know how it is, you tear a shopping bag apart, use each one to tie the cord together so that you can make a nice little loop coil. And you're not out anything. You already, you know, you saved the wire, you didn't spend anything, the plastic isn't going to rot right away, but those shopping bags will rot. They are just like milk jugs, they are low grade plastic. But that's the way that I store cable right now. And I also watch for coils, you know, forgive me, wire spools that people are getting rid of. I just took 100 foot of computer cable connectors and everything, I don't want to separate them, and I wanted them all together. So what I did is I watched and sure enough, one of the hardware tosses out certain days, they toss out all of their old spools where they run off the wire. I grab all those. I just filled two of those up yesterday. And either that'll be used for when the time comes or it'll be used for from radio to radio, from phone to phone, because this is a fairly long chunk of wire. It could go anywhere in a building, but it could also be used for command detonated mines. you know for communication versus communications tuesday all kinds of things you can do with the stuff guys but you gotta have something to work with you can't just pull it out of your hand and and you can't assume it's always going to be there down the road just because there's a bunch of stuff around now well you ever hear the stories about detroit and what happened all the buildings down there how did they disintegrate what the first thing that people come in and steal from a house after they've told all the furniture is invaluable very easy to pick away what's the next thing they feel from a house guys Copper wire. Yeah. So all these movies where you see the future, think about this. We're not even in a war. We're not even in a war. And Detroit disintegrated into the ground. Remember what Don said, Don Betcher? You know, the neighborhood he was in, his classic, you know, track neighborhood, you know, from the 50s and 60s. and a nice house. He had a nice house. He really did when he first moved in there and I've seen all the pictures but I've been there one time. And you know what? His house is gone and all but two houses in each of those neighborhood blocks are gone from the crack wars in Detroit. You can see for three to four city blocks on an angle in any direction. And you know what they started out first they got you know, they got shooting at each other people walked away Some people couldn't sell the places if they did they were sold for nothing whoever bought them couldn't do anything with them The crack wars continued they burned the stuff out there You know again the squatters and the dopers came in ripped the wire out of the wall took the plumbing out of the wall went down to the crawlspace and pulled pulled the plumbing Pulled the wire grabbed the motors just like we're talking about And all that stuff went to the yard And then the windows got busted out. In fact, the windows got busted out if they were aluminum frames because they wanted the aluminum. Now, these aren't people that were scrapping because they had a truck and they were getting rid of the house. No, no, no. These are just people wandered through and neighborhood by neighborhood destroyed Detroit like that. They'd clean them the same way. Chicago was in the same boat. So they could buy more crack. Yeah, so they could buy more crack and get all high up so they could go bust up some more of the city. Locust, okay, destructive zombie-esque locust. Now here's the thing, all those are gone, and like we said, there's only two houses left for a block. Where'd they go? Why, they went to Atlanta, boys and girls, they went somewhere else. And you know what, it's cold up here during the winter if you're a crack, if you're a crack bum. But if you just go right now, 75, you end up down in Atlanta. And remember last year when they were burning down Atlanta, What's the first thing that happened to all those crackheads and all those smackheads and all those nutcases and all those black lives matter types all thought everybody deserved to give them everything and they could take anything they wanted the cops rolled up the sidewalks Rolled up there, you know rolled up their goodies out of the buildings and abandoned the precincts and ran for the center of town Well, I don't know if they ran for the center. I think they went home to protect their own. That's where they all went locust Well, the locusts don't all die, and a bunch of them, once they figure out it's cold, they start gravitating towards the warm, which is why the, like I said for the last couple of years, where did Atlanta go on the map? And it's not just Atlanta. Atlanta has seven suburbs that make up the greater Atlanta area, okay? Just something to think about. Don't worry, they're eating the place part somewhere else now. That's what's going on. So, anyway, Phyllis, hopefully I answered. You recover everything. We scavenge everything. The nuts, bolts, and screws, they go in the frag bucket. The cable, that goes into your wire bucket. And the rest, well, it goes into your recycle bin. Take it out of the recycle bin. It's all plastic. They'll like, they can use that. And that'll get rid of it. I wouldn't throw the filters away, because the filter, I mean, if there are good filters that you still have, because those are definitely useful, as we know. for any number of projects uh... another thing on that note communications tuesday is a bit of a well will would will would you do the rest of the world sometimes you need to do short runs of things okay doesn't need to be twenty five feet and if i need only three or four foot i hate cutting though if i don't need to cut a school that has a hundred fifty feet on it that means i got that hundred fifty foot when i need it for that hundred fifty foot distance or a hundred and thirty foot that the money have ten foot to work either end uh... little pieces of wire you know we keep it keep them up on offer you have a small pool so if you got short cable needs where's another thing just bad plugs uh... while you guys have equipment like if you go to the state sales i've been getting nineteen sixties and seventies uh... machines that i back in the i could never before it heavier than all these new young, strapping men, want all these lightweight tools. And I'm fascinated because it is kind of cool. The people ripping stuff off don't want them either, except maybe a scrap. So the nice thing is that if it's a really heavy skill saw, there's a couple things there at advantage here. It's probably got a motor that would cut your leg off in a heartbeat, wouldn't even hesitate, wouldn't slow down. come get the counterpart today would have a tough time doing that but there's a good place out there so i'm sure if you get the job done but for a dollar to get the machine why get it home and he realized that the cordial tired fact that a lot tired now i wouldn't throw that wire away because that wires all better copper the stuff you're going to get but computer uh... power power pull up our courts are really great, especially the older ones that, you know, were when they first started making computers because they had higher standards and they went with higher grade material. They had heavier wire, heavier gauge, better wrapping, better insulation. Take one of those cords, knock the end off, and replace that old power cord that's 30, 40 years old, and congratulations, it's good for however long it runs. But you're not out anything. You took the part from one direction and applied it to the other, and you end up with a pretty good combination. Well, example, I'm looking at some of these, like right now there's one estate sale, and I'm just looking at the pictures here before we started the program. And I count three skill saws, two electric chain saws, a dozen drills of different types. Oh, forgive me, there's two more skill saws and two other boxes. And, you know, the kind of stuff where, well, somebody asked me about why would you get more skill saws? Well, real easy, because it makes for a real nice steel cut-off machine. for doing your quick cut right now like boom boom if I had if I have a dozen work stations I could have a dozen people working and I have a dozen different pieces of equipment each one makes one cut one cut I don't want you to do everything you're gonna we're gonna cut slide cut slide goes down to the next station with a lot of stuff you do multiple parts but you'll be doing just that part at that one workstation And then it goes on to the next and they do the other cut and nobody has to worry about, you know, gauging difference in distance or whatever because it is very straightforward. The thing is cut to length. All you do is the taper cut for the two connect points. The other end is done by the other guy when it slid down to the other end of the workstation and then it all gets moved to the next production point. And modular is what we want to do. We're not worried about trying to build everything up in one big massive, you know, proto-jump, proto-piece. We want to do it modular. The other advantage of this, I can also take all my parts and my machines and spread them all over creation, which is what the British were doing with the 10-gun in World War II and a lot of other weapons. every garage, every basement, any place where there was some power, and a person who had some brains, you know, between their ears and a little bit of dexterity, was making parts for everything. That home garage, they don't want that. They especially don't want that in America right now. But you know what? That's where we're heading. Not only we're heading, we are heading right now. And I'm saying in general the country is. so they're gonna have a problem it's actually diffuse the industrial base out where it needs to be but these these uh... estate sales guys you've got boundary of look at a whole table of powder equipment machinery or handheld you know what pliers problems grapples prattles chisels everything you can imagine that you'd need for a little steel shop uh... all guarantee will go for nothing or by the way whole nother table with uh... yeah, hammers, ball peen hammers, sledge hammers, handhelds, other bars, inventory stock, oh, and then down the table, another one is about six or seven, orbital drill vices. This is all where, we got this all over the country, if we go out, get it, snag it, make it, you know, go back, you know, out of sight, out of mind, we've got everything we need to do what we need to do. So, think ahead. uh... another thing here real quick somebody asking another question here all down all okay uh... that's changing gears give me just a second anyway uh... one last thing about radios from craig's uh... list or from facebook marketplace go check them out guys are your little trick have uh... an antenna with you if you're gonna get your antenna you know have an antenna separate a good one one of you know works Bring along a couple of different power plugs and supplies for plugging into the dash. Take the radio that you're looking at and make it work. Remember, always hook up the antenna first. Always hook up the antenna first. Always hook up the antenna first before you do anything. Make sure the power is off anyway. But you don't plug the power in first and then the antenna. Remember, the basic pecking order. Pick everything up. Look at it. Inspect it. Make sure everything is connected properly. Make sure everything is in the off or neutral position. Then plug in and screw down the antenna. Make sure that the antenna is clear. Make sure that there are no brakes in the antenna. Make sure that there's nothing sticking through the cable, the coax, like a needle, a pin, a piece of wire. That's a dirty little trick people did years ago when they wanted to frag somebody's equipment. They'd go out, take a, you know, with a battery. solder gun heat up a little piece of metal and just jam it right through the coax and then you power up and guess what not a happy camper for your finals on board your radio okay making a very bad a very bad experience after you do the antenna then you do the power then you test the radio go ahead call or jump in there Hey, this is Will from Florida. Quick question. If you were to have people in the field, you know, I like writing for fun, and generally my theme is pro-malicia. How often could you see, you know, I'm sure this would probably go with the radio headquarters, any kind of primitive printing equipment. You could see people in the field writing fictional books and stuff that are pro-malicia and then having those printed and distributed out to the soldiers. How could you see that? oh well actually if you can see it's not not going to go well that's not important guys let me give you an idea how important printed material is remember that up until the nineteen seventies you know that most mimeograph machines had to be registered with the fed you realize something is simple everybody remember the mimeograph machine we're ever in school and you had the you know look like a carbon copy machine and it was like a drama and you had a crank on another old there were electric but the manual ones obviously you have students and guess what were you ever in school when we're going to go make some mimeograph for the class who wants to help and you raise your hand and you get out of the hallway and over in the uh... in the media department their media room there would be the mimeograph machine and the teacher would put up or right hand right and scratch out what they wanted it was your carbon-print and then you put that in the drum and don't you do you crank it the courses copy eaters on board and the tank and when you when you turned it you literally had a poor man's printing press uh... you want something like that and in fact you would be needed uh... well again photocopy machines require power uh... the mimeograph didn't pick your practical system was designed to be user-friendly again to come to power consumption no way the originally were designed uh... little printing presses are printing shop we have built with your some people that built printing shops in the patriot movement and have reprinted book the enemy didn't want reprinted let me let me know what does you mention the mimeograph that smell comes back to my mind yeah i think about it you have a good time to come quickly to kitchen could you could you get it hard You're working your little arse off guys because this was like, you could feel when the machine was taking the bite and grabbing the paper because remember if you look at it, go look up mimeograph machine. But the mimeograph machine meant that you could write anything you wanted and the government, what have I said a million times here, color, is no middle man. the government in the world's everything that being done right now why because middlemen for everything and that means that they don't strong arm you they go to the choke point where all the collectors are and they use them to spy on you they have defacto agent and you know or people running the businesses that are the defacto or actually government employees so the the mimeograph machine allows you to get up but basically are penny papers Penny papers guys are from the east, well what, the 1100s? Well no, 1400s really. The penny sheet is what changed the government of England many times. Why? In fact in England a printing press to be killed depending on what era it was for having a printing press. could you talk about the crowd and you have a single piece of paper and it would put whatever was you know the idea on a single piece of paper and you crank it up you could do that today with the more sophisticated technology we have the biggest thing is where your shortcoming is and you guys of all they all know this is the printer if you have a laptop your laptop like color like you did you could crack out whatever you want books are pamphleteering uh... what what patrick henry did with the you know the uh... sun sign sunshine patriot okay his whole uh... his whole penny sheet that he did there which was multi page by the way that was a very expensive to do thing and it was out of pocket done by him and that was given out to the troops and there was never enough to really go around but people didn't waste things back that you would do it in this day to come up i've argued for years member i've been to the laugh about it in all the sci-fi movies i don't care even right now the guys go to the future and you know there's paper like going down the street for newspapers go down the street like their tumbleweeds and it's like okay you eat right now how many newspapers are around now that you're going to one years in the future all of them there's there's newspapers rolling down the street well do you think there would be that many newspapers you think it would be that much of anything in the street and of course as i pointed out as you get hungrier and what blesses produced how much all that perishable stuff disappears into the fireplace or the next campfire and it's like it's like syria with their capital so the biggest problem you've got is you've is step one you have the raw materials and the basic idea there but You're still going to get a choke point. Example, if I have a laptop and I wanted to make a bunch of penny sheets, I better have a whole lot of printers because A, there's not very many printers I can buy that will be supporting the computer. They're going to run for very long, reliably. And even if they do run, what's the controlling point? Toner, ink, ink, ink, toner, or if it's the electronic type, the electroplate. If it's a regular printer type, it's the ink reservoirs. And you all know that they always intentionally change those constantly. Why? It's the equivalent to controlling the mimeograph machine. Think about it. You can only crank out so much, it's expensive if you go through the normal channels. People try to come up with solutions. Otherwise, there's no accident for them doing that. That's intentional. This goes way back into the depths of time. Because here's the difference between the computer. Radio is ethereal. Radio is the most grass-beat, smoky thing. And the only thing that saves us with radio is where we do have the computer technology to record or the recording technology where everybody can find it in some echo chamber somewhere newspapers are shallow i've always mentioned that really internet like uh... face book is just the newspaper of the day it doesn't need to be perfect uh... the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the they'll fought for everything or if you are you use captain no my god you're shouting at me just because it's a way to piss them all about what you're doing not because of what you're saying but the trying to ridicule you which is what political correctness always does but it's it's pure transient it's a throwaway it's not going to be there's not critical tomorrow typically ninety percent of what you do is going to be pick casual comment well maybe a last two or three days maybe last week some of the last longer But for the most part, that's no different from why newspapers are not done on book quality paper, but are done on number 10 paper. Number 10 or seven weight. That's why it's, you know, that's why it's great for rapping fish in, because it's not real coarse, not real rigid, and it isn't made with the best components to include. It has less clay, has less bonding agent, and it's designed to be thrown away. So it's cost efficient. Bugger to work with, newspapers, papers, bugger to work with, I've worked in printing. Now, the next is books, are vastly superior and designed also to be shared, but books have a pecking order too. How long does a paperback last as opposed to a library grade text? and do you have you ever looked really the study the difference will paperbacks are pretty obvious they're like the one step above newspaper and still are pretty well-preserved because of somebody likes what's in between those pages will take care of it and the advantage of the paperback is not even performance you know a lot of work in a tight package which means that easily passed on and shared again remember your enemy doesn't like that because that ideas and all that can be kept around for a long time. So when the question was asked, could we do something like that or would we do it? Yes, we should. The biggest problem is going to be, again, raw materials, including in the long run, paper. Okay, does anybody understand how the paper industry works? I do. how much of the paper industry we've got full circle we were a wealthy country guys we had paper cutters we had we had binders we had everything you needed in most parts of the country and then that started to roll up especially what's naphtha and get hit another thing that changed was again the type of mass production done with books which eliminated a lot more skilled trades which always happens now they save money in the short run but in the long run maintenance and like anything else with compressed uh... manufacturing it like robotics which is also compressed manufacturing eventually your productivity goes down because the uh... the available parts may not be there or you're not willing to spend the money and repair the thing and or you won't take the time to do proper maintenance i've seen this in every industry and to repeat over and over again so when you're talking about doing in the field you need to think about portability you've got to think about right off the bat which is what i do with all the projects i do have working shop like will print the print and office bob pallet packages uh... take one of these black and yellow tote from all that you can buy their relatively cheap right now the bunch of over a month for seven dollars apiece they were about ten dollars a year ago well three dollars and three dollars it's more amo more paper more something else take one of those the heavy-duty totes uh... go to the dollar tree and uh... you know for instance and pick up all your small component you know i items like compasses squares erasers pencils whatever or watch for stuff being dumped by school supply which is what we do with all the places and get the stuff for pennies And then get yourself a source with a resale store like we have here where every once in a while reams of paper come in. Well, you're going to want to store so many reams of paper. You're going to want binders. You're going to want, for instance, carbon copy, carbon paper if you can for carbon copy work. And if all else fails, you can make penny sheets. There will be four pagers that you can take an 8.5x11, fold it in half, and you can put a lot of information on four pages that you could hand out for a troop indoctrination, troop training, special notices, something that's changed with regard to policy. But you need an administrative module like that and they could be more sophisticated because for example i don't throw out any laptops uh... some of the result summer not summer bait summer real uh... the stuff that i have the spits it's not the fanciest but it gives you something that it presents an author or a person could construct a good crank it out then I could use a cheapy printer which by the way you're gonna have to accumulate something like that you gotta pick something that's relatively portable but it also you have find out how durable it is can handle being moved can it take about all there are a lot of printers made for laptops like we're talking about they're fairly small and pretty robust because they're actually designed to be carried in a modular bag they were you know there were some of the industry especially for the traveling salesman so to speak And those are still out there in surplus, and brand new with the box, unissued. That would be a good choice for a module like this. Now why do I need the pen, the papers, the scan, the scribe? Because I'm not necessarily going to be able to do all the artwork with a computer. I may not be able to print it out after a while. I may be very, very limited. And I don't want to waste too much of what little I have left for my little inkjet pod to get stuff done. So I may make my masters with, you know, mechanical art. Now here's another thing, you've got people out there that are pretty competent. They could be draftsmen, they could be artists, they may be in one of the trades, and so they have the background necessary to do the schematics or whatever else you might need and have the wherewithal to produce a pretty decent line drawing product to represent what you're doing in the field. So that's another thing. Now you need to start recruiting or finding out who is going to wear another hat. They may not like this because I've told you before, in the Army you don't wear one hat. There's always another job that they figured out, well you must have time on your time available. No, no, you really don't. But they'll figure out how to give you another hat. And so, yeah, well, you were, you know, blah, blah, blah, the military. Yeah, but what else did you do? Well, that's true. You were, there's everything from, you know, support unit, small unit quartermaster or extended, extended quartermaster, uh, propaganda, so to speak, and information, NCO or officer, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. There's all kinds of stuff. Hearts and Minds work as in entertainment. I, I didn't drink, but I ran a bar because that way you don't drink. Think about that one. but what i did is i would do we would run a unit bar and we buy liquor from the class six of the class six door which means it was no tax which we were buying alcohol for half the price you do and we set up a little work area And while I bring my manual typewriter down and sit next to the little bar that was set up towards the end of the day, I'd still be working away and when people start to show up, then you'd take care of them, make sure everybody's got what they need. Collect a parachute, put that overhead in the little quartermaster, your little side room you got. Collect little paraphernalia regalia, put that on the walls. By the time you're done, you got a nice little place for everybody to stop in, just casually say hi, relax for a little bit. that we start the evening cycle of getting our ass worked off because we got problems other stuff to do so there's always another hat to wear in the communications and hearts and minds and all the other fun stuff um... in this case remember it's not just you know it's not just serious or it's not just technical but something was brought up you also want to be entertaining you want to kind of break things up you have not once in a while little artist cartoon stuff like that it's it's not much but guys it changes the routine and it breaks monotony and you get really fixated on stuff and you start milling your brain your main brain starts grinding on itself so to speak you always somebody talks with a thousand yards dirty so i can't stop that but the idea is that you can actually break the routine, you change things up. That is especially critical in two areas. A, recovery, rest and recuperation for personnel coming off of contact or activities for a period of time. And another one I've told you a million times about, which is medical. My dad spent, like I said, two months plus in a death ward, okay? He didn't talk about that much. He's bad enough getting hit, okay? And it didn't fun when he lost half of everything internally, but understand something. Okay. What would your life be like if I put you in a bed and you stare at a green ceiling where all you can smell? Okay. Think about these conditions. There was no radio, there's no record player. There wasn't anybody reading to anybody. They were in a 300 man hospital complex that they made up with multiple big, large GP tents. The mud was up to the bottom of the cot. They had intravenous feed going to everybody I mean back in the day putting all the you know the you got blood or you got serum depending on what it was what was messed up with him my dad was pretty bad So you're hooked up to an IV you can't move You're looking at the ceiling if you are awake and he was awake he said a lot But the the mud was up to the bottom of the cot the bugs were trying to get in a guy would walk by stab you with some morphine and stab you with penicillin G that's once an hour or so and he said after a while you really don't pay attention because you're kind of in monotony monotony land okay and then a guy who would come along because it was a rainy season on pelalu and they would come along and they would have a five gallon can and they would drip kerosene on the mud which came to the bottom of your cot was right under your ass your canvas was laying out right up on top of mud and he, the guy was slogging through the mud, the doctors were coming through this stuff, you know, this is how they were dealing with every day. Well, how exciting, how would you bide your time with that? What would that like? That's an eternity, as far as I can imagine. I can relate to getting through it, bite the bullet and get through it. But my attitude on that is I can do better. If we talk about this now and we think ahead, if you've got a casualty, we've got to, sadly enough, you're burning time. Now, if a person has time to rule their brain gears and in their own private, you know, stew in their own juices, you can have a lot of problems. But if you can do anything to keep the person busy, distract them or entertain them, it changes how they are going to perceive the passing of that time, how it's going to either be quick or an eternity still can be bad, no matter what. You're in pain. I know all about that. Okay, I understand that. I really do. So we need to be ready for that half of the problem. It's ready to rest recuperation for personnel who are intact, but what about rest recuperation and support for the people who are not intact? How do you take care of your wounded? And we've got to make sure hearts and minds, you know what, I don't throw out a VHS tape, I don't throw out a cassette tape, I don't throw out a disc, why? because I also collect cassette players, I collect Walkmen, I collect Walkmen for CDs, for cassettes, I make up every little pack I can when I see somebody tossing out the old cassette carriers. I do a mix of cassettes and I put them in there and it's going to be a trade thing, it's like what happens in prison. You can only have so many tapes or so many CDs in prison. Now what happens is it's kind of like trading cards when you were a kid. You know, you could have any music that you have in there. They don't account for that. So you start trading because you want different music. Well, at least if you have it, you've got it so you can use it. Now I'm going to tell you something about that. If you're locked down to the cell and you are of no contact with anybody, you're locked down 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. for a very long time and i'm saying that you know what they let you out you want to let your let out is once a day they take out of the cell and their idea of out time they get away with it too if they take you down to an intersection words bars bars bars and bars you're not outside there's no sunshine and they get you out of your cell after they got you with max and they put you in the hallway for an hour and that you're out time and then they walk you back to your cell and you're back in your cell and you're but that's it Next 23 hours or 47 hours, you're in that cell. Food all comes to you. You're in your spaceship, okay? If you don't have any entertainment, you better figure out how to entertain yourself, and I mean use your brain. Now, with a casualty, you don't even have the benefit of being able to get up and move around. You're stuck in a bed. Now, how are you going to take care of somebody? How are you going to make that person more comfortable? Half of it is at least noise. Another thing that I watch for is DVDs. Anything anybody is getting rid of nowadays, I've gotten DVD players for free. Okay, the ones that go in the car, those are perfect to run off 12 volt. I can plop that in front of somebody, it's like, okay Bob, I've got 180 patients here. I have six players. Bob, tell me what you want to watch. And for the time that that movie plays, you get to have this. What do you want? Tell the nurse here, or tell the aide, or tell the hearts and minds girl here or guy what it is you want. Now it's the same with books. I collect paperback books. I've got crates, not crates, but kitty litter buckets full of books. Do I have one kind of book in each one? Nope. Got a whole big pile of different ones. Why? Because that goes into the B unit for hearts and minds operations. How about if you're in a halfway house? How many people, y'all, Everybody talks about building safe houses. Well, how do you build a safe house? What do you do? Or a safe place to put someone. You better make sure they've got something to keep themselves busy. And that's why, again, I'll mix books, but I'm going to tell you what happens, especially when you get locked up, where you're confined, you're underground, whatever, you will read every book on the shelf. If you're smart, you won't be selective and pick the first book that you want to read. Here's what you do. You start from the top of the bookshelf and you work your way down. You will read everything there. I read everything on Black History. I did that while I was behind the wire. Went into the library, wears the blares, all the Black Power stuff. All right, there's three whole book lines, whole big aisles. So I started from the top, went through every one of them. So I understand quite well the authors of the last 20, 30, 40 years worth of Kill All The White People, because I read all of it. Every last book, seven books at a time. Why? Because I want to make sure that when somebody says something, I can call you a bare-faced liar or not. See how that works? But don't worry, that's not the only thing. Trust me, you have time. You can either diddle that time away or you treat it like a monastery. And guess what? You're like a monastery, you're not rotting away, you're gaining. You take something from the time that you have, no matter what, you make it your time. With medical support or inter-communications, either way, all of these things would help. All of you can do this stuff too. It's like, what does this cost? You get a 10 liter bucket from the recycle pad, or a 5 gallon pill, and just start putting paper bags in it. By the way, we have space paper bags over there. like scissors and anything else you get the way off the supplies somebody's tossing away. The rules don't require anything other than just sharpening. So if you sharpeners in there, hey, that's a smart idea. The little ones you get from the dollar tree. When you're dumb, that five gallon tail... Yeah, maybe a small sandwich instead of chef. Oh yeah. I do. Thank you very much. Good question because guess what guys, we're gonna be thinking ahead. We got the thinkers, we got the thinkers. We got the rest of the republic. Yes, to the new world order. We are on the March both day and night. When you're talking about everything, I know I don't get that all the time. The guy is with you here, and Mark is with him. Right on the outside, I'll bring him to the side. When you got a burning animal, you're gonna break yours? You're coming up? It is. The right to bear arms is because that's the last form of defense against tyranny, not to hunt. to protect yourself and the police. Anybody that wants to disarm me can drop dead. Anybody that wants to make me unarmed and helpless. People that want to literally create the proven places where more innocents are killed called gun-free zones. We're gonna beat you. We're gonna vote you out of office or suck on my machine gun. Politicians. Look, okay, just get any blunt objects together, alright? If you get corners, bash them in the head. That seems to work out. Kick together, stay sharp, and follow me. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat, and speaking low to me, he said, we 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. But Tyrant flavored 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. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. This number traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. and your daughters visit doctors so their children will be. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright, as Iowoc he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right. We only watch him tremble too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the land of the free? Afternoon ladies and gentlemen, this is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Krunke. one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines that occupied territories southwest east northeast and central ladies and gentlemen you're listening to us on liberty tree radio dot four m g dot com liberty tree radio on satellite everywhere on a one f m micro station the bb stations and ultra net hallmark and golden spike technologies east and west of the mississippi along with alaska good afternoon total were friends out there in the lower forty nine including the great state of jefferson along with kona sale line two states territories and the clock uh... it is six oh six p m eastern standard time it is tuesday communications to say there's a thirteenth of april it is the twelfth year forgive me thirteenth year of open favey and socialist and the soviet so occupation of all marika with a k two thousand and twenty one older calendar two thousand twenty one battle for the republic the dance of sort remember footwork blade and shield footwork blade and shield combinations combinations combinations i was a good subject to get into because here's one of the things if you want to stand the military and kind of some of the stuff that they've done with the very thing that we're talking about uh... what's really beat i have one that's metal uh... it's actually like looks like a little mobile filing cabinet it's uh... three doors well two drawers but there's a little desk drawer on the now above the two filing cabinet doors and then there's a full-down top and it's a desk it's uh... modular unit there's enough room for like we said administrative paperwork material carbon copies so you could put the little whatever printer device you have a laptop in there and it could all be compartmentalized with you know supplies you gotta have a certain amount of everything with the machine no matter what so if you're gonna pallet eyes something and i don't care if it's radio i don't care if it's technology for fixing a piece of equipment whatever you're making something modular for field operations you want to make sure that no matter what Some of everything that you would need to make the machine run is directly attached to the equipment that you're running I don't care if it's a rivet machine. I don't care if it's a reloading tool I don't care what it is radio communications like I said spares in a bag Spares the spares need to be right there. Well how I've talked about getting spare parts for your weapons What have I said if at all possible store it on the gun why? Because that way it's with what you need it for And the tiny parts, I'm not talking about every big chunk of something you have that spares, I mean, all that collected stuff, my god, anything you can imagine size-wise. Well, I'm not talking about having another complete rifle carried along, but all the little parts and pieces will fit and can be stowed either on the weapon, or you're gonna carry them with a combat load to the weapon you're committed to because if you need it, you've got it. why you're buying it but what's the purpose behind all of this will again modular means movement movement means survivability of the military of course knows his known this forever they've been understand quite well the idea of mobility if you go over to iron planet dot com iron planet dot com you also go to coldman dot com coldman dot com coldman dot com i'm gonna do this real quick about which i can find a final look right now or iron planet dot com they constantly have surplus the iron planet does the most of the u.s. military surplus junk for the moment not the only one i'm sure the slight about the back door by the cops were not even being okay that the turds overseas especially israelis are ripping us off left right up and down its golf there's so many ways they can filter and steal from us but it's ridiculous okay however if you look you will probably find you have you want to bet there is here uh... under filing cabinets right now there's a bunch of other junk popping up all of the letter to all first or motor scraper every go with the literal anyway uh... com bs yet to go there got home these yeah you know look at the price of robert had to go to the relay of what the pricing it's like oh my god another thing i would say about vehicles of iron planet not the subject i was on but i'm gonna mention it because i'm thinking about it uh... iron platter status care for buying vehicles from and so just a heads up there but the reason i want to take your iron planet is what right now for us they've got alaska alaskan alaska structure camps uh... baseline price right now three hundred fifteen dollars completely self-contained everything is in the module for this camp good photo essay for these things go take a look at it you'll see it on top of all they got a bunch of these down in ohio right now In fact, where in Ohio? Good question. I'd like to know. These are the big casket transports. They require more than one person to pick this junk up or a pallet, a pallet. But it's everything needed to put the tent together. And it's in the Savannah Tans, like Coyote Browns, like Desert, whatever. This is down at South Vienna, Ohio. Highest bid so far. $355. This is a steal. I don't normally say this, but I a three hundred fifty five dollar bid and all well for april older these must be pretty the pre-bids that are out there right now they're coming by mail i assume i don't know so double check would go take a look at it they may look at the make of stupid price it does it just a matter how much money's out there right now but anyway that's not what i was here for but it is something that's available uh... if you go through you will probably find the mobile office desks are made for the military they're really cool the way they're modular and to be quite honest for the kind of project our friend was asking about their perfect but if you're going to do this by will remind you again when you pack up something like this some of everything needs to be in that office module uh... double what what are you there for your data crank out a small text of penny per penny sheet a quad paper all whatever you're going to do so you better make sure that the one there's a list of volume of paper uh... protected with by ziplock begging every reamed everything happened to be weatherized it would go into the field everything there's no reason not to i got i get free industrials a block bags everyday from sources you guys could all do the same thing if you ask around uh... they pull stuff out they don't want it but it's protected to keep things the stuff for getting you know cluttered up messed up grouped up gummed up dusted up The great thing is the bags are heavier gauge, they're industrial, they got the little pull across white zip thing. I don't want to go out and buy them, I know they're expensive, but guess what, I get them for free. You can do the same thing if you ask around. Anyway, all of your reams of paper, each single ream, should go into a bag and then go into the storage unit, into the storage drawer. All of your modular equipment, ideally if it's clear, here's one thing, you could go heavier pouches if you want for like your smaller items. But one nice thing about a clear pouch is you can see without opening stuff up to figure out what's inside. That saves time. Remember, time is, of course, expensive and especially on the battlefield or even behind the battlefield. So the important thing here with whatever system you come up with is you got to know what's in there. You want to make sure if you put even if you use like all these little shaving bags and titty bags and I do use those for other things. Tool bags, repair kits, you name it. I put that in a Ziploc bag. But if at all possible, I need to mark the bag or container that's inside the Ziploc bag. If it's obvious, it's not a problem. But if it's not obvious, better make sure you save time. You don't want to have to open up two containers and compromise something to figure out what it is. Prior pumper planting prevents piss poor performance. So a little label with what it is is critical to saving time. Now, your medical equipment should all be like this, but most of your medical equipment is even when it's multi-packed, they always put on each packaging what it is that's inside the next layer of packaging. You ever notice that? That's one good thing about medical. They think ahead, but why? Because it's militaristic or, again, also it's time-saving for life, keeping people alive. You got to, you know, minimal time, maximum results, right? The modular desks like this, the latest ones are polymer. They're plastic. They're actually basically like a big, but pelican can, but not grossly oversized. And even if you loaded it up, it would still be manageable even for one person. Some of them even have wheels on one side, kind of like a cargo cart. so you can lift up one end and we'll wheel the thing around and move it where you need to but they typically will have dogs you know they'll have dog handles all the way around for picking up carrying and moving uh... if you want to see if you get they don't have one in the auction i'm talking and looking while i'm talking by by the way if i can also your one and but if you go over to colman's dot com also colman's dot com they buy from the old Gov liquidation which is gone now, and Iron Planet, and they have them. They have variations. There's a Swedish one, there's a US model, there is a US medical version, which by the way would work just fine, and in some ways might be better, simply because it's designed to protect things and take a little more abuse. But these are great because you have a workstation mobile with storage. so just a heads up it definitely is worthwhile it's something you need to be looking at and again the it will walk up on the push paper the field not so much the pushing paper is that remember you're constantly going to be there's a couple of you were doing as the o i c or the n c o in charge uh... you're recruiting new people your processing people into the system you need an education system any away to bring people up to speed also you may have to retrain in the field if you re-train you get maybe you have one manual hey maybe you got a man manual they got a great weapon here yeah or a truly cool what is it also brought a slob on four sixteen okay uh... tells me nothing okay well what what what manual yeah i captured a manual to get off the corpse of the operator but like it was my program i'm kind we got about two cases of a mother of the back of that dude's perhaps okay let me see the manual that's in broadest lava yeah i know but bob's uncle is brought up a lot of them and he is with the medical unit over there so i gave him the manual last night he cut a bird the midnight oil he translated the manual from bradislav into english so i've got twenty five twenty six rifles here man a couple got some blood on a bit better get that washed off before too late to get a rough uh... but what we got we got twenty some weapons we need twenty one copies of this manual translated I need 26, 27 copies. Well, make me 30. I know we're short on paper. Make me 30 copies because something could happen to these. And then if you can, here's a cool part. If you get a laminator, and by the way, I got about six or seven of the field grade laminators. I got them years ago with the government auction junk. They used to come in all the time. It's a field laminator for doing 8.5 by 11 pages. Well, guess what? One of those manuals gets laminated at least. And that way, my master copy for the broadest flop in 416 is completely intact. We're going to be killing Chinese. We're going to be killing, you know, Europeans. We're going to be killing, you know, South American troops coming in with equipment they got from the Israelis or the Israelis stole from us and they turn around and give it to them to kill Americans. Whatever fighting forces we're facing that the pentagram will help to bring in to kill Americans, well, guess what? Whatever language you're using, a lot of it will be English. but a lot of it especially comfortable being digging deeper into the well of you know you know that the gotten old uh... you're going to be running into everything again remember if you have a translation maybe it's not update on something you find out all we should all know about this we need to put up a class but i also need to give these out to the ntos and officers for these units so what you're going to do is using that uh... little print field operation you've got you're going to crank out a quick four pager a four page sheet and you're going to have all the particulars in that four page sheet that everybody needs. Or it may be just a single 8.5x11 handout, one side to the other side. It depends. It's kind of nice when you make them in little portfolios because they can stick them in the pocket and save them. Not that they can't fold up an 8.5x11 sheet, but if there's something critical along that crease, you know your equipment in the field is going to get crappier and crappier quality wise. And if you can't read it, it's not of any use to you. So it'd be a real good idea to be prepared prior to proper planning, prevents piss poor performance, and you square away your technology so that everything is, and design your technology that's put together so that it's useful to all. Again, just something to think about. So anyway, there's all kinds of cool ideas out there as far as the equipment and technology goes. uh... the other thing here again i mentioned pencils grandpens when you get up when you still work at the u all at the end of the school year the students just literally chuck everything they don't care about it they got money they'll throw they threw silver and gold given to them by their grandparents because the over and gold not important to get what i'll school coins and what i'll silver coins all the time with the office material of the left in the student desks they just didn't care so the envelope of grama's you know you know congratulations you graduated made a bit of a great but i didn't care about her what com and erasers paper whatever all of that met that we didn't have to uh... you know more our own money and it's one of the ways that we actually saved and promoted the operations for a lot of different situations like republic radio office applies we didn't have to spend anything Now, if the pens work, they work. If they don't, throw them off to the side. They were free to begin with, but the pencils always work. So, you'll notice when I was talking about doing these B4 units or like B2 units where you have like the books and everything, the pencils are if somebody wants to write home or somebody wants to do a, like we're taught, like we just asked about here in the first hour, what if somebody wants to write something and do something creative? Well, promote it. But you've got to have the tools in the toolbox. And again, keep it simple, stupid, it's got to be easy to use, quick to deploy, and lots of it. You need more. So bulk is always better. Free notepads are fine. Free notepads are nice. Envelopes, button cutters, hole cutters. hole punchers for do a whole punches for like three ring binders even binders themselves which right now we take for granted but you know computers are going to be work within the field ninety nine percent of the time and mechanical because again you want to minimize to maximize you minimize so the electronic bullshit that we've got so much tied into that crap all these be out the window and gone 99% of it is purely for the sake of supporting the industrial complex because they want to push electronics so that they can make big money off of your tax dollar wallet. It has nothing to do with being more efficient. In fact, the most efficient battlefield computer out there is sitting between your ears and you're using it right now. More valuable than all the rest of this crap combined. And it's one of those things that again, if you have the basic tools, you can pass on, you can work information, but you got to, you know, you need certain tools in the toolbox. Another thing real quick is, again, you have the office module. I said a little bit of, or I should say a percentage of everything should be there. Your next container should have volume of In other words, you've got reams of paper, you have, you know, everything is tight and as compressed as possible so that no space is lost. I'll tell you one thing about World War I veterans. My God, they knew how to pack. I have opened up World War I duffels or, well, that's my duffel bags too, but I've opened up World War I footlockers packed back at the end of World War I where guys brought stuff home. and every possible bit of space was filled with something. And what I'm talking, if there was a barrel, there was a cleaning rod inside it. There was grease inside there, there was a cleaning rod inside there. It's dead space, why waste it? Anything and everything, any place where they could put something that was of value and make up space to bring home, after off the battlefield, these guys did. that's how you need to be thinking and compressing and getting as much especially the perishable because you know again you're always looking for more but the idea is that work with what you got and understand it may be all you get what you got to work with that at all paul route everything i can't what i over run a position if i can i'm gonna scrape everything off the off the tables were gonna pull everything out of the out of the inventory will be carrying everything away weekend And if I can, you're on the checklist, the guy who's working near this particular issue, guess what? Okay, Bob, I can't do it, but you got three guys working with hearts and minds. You get your ass over there to that building right there. I'm gonna give you that truck. I've got that squad. Whatever it is you wanna pack up, you got five minutes because otherwise our ass is outta here. Everything else is loaded up. You're the C category. Well, guess what? We can get something done. We've got enough time. Go, go, go, go, go. talk to me talk to them get a move it that's how you need to be thinking your you are a competent real there you'll find the scavenger you're all scavengers okay all of you should be bob needs equipment we're gonna make sure bob is outfitted to do that we gotta get certain things accomplished we're going to do that okay but we all did we're everybody's always eyeballing again we don't waste if at all possible we do not wait this is the biggest problem especially if you took calories to carry it somewhere uh... it's like watching movies where the guys are old you know forget about ok get drunk up and back in the day it's supposed to be like what was it the uh... all these medieval once ok there the guard got a big tanker d sloppin' stuff in moves is what i've got a check no that ain't happening number one it cost money ok number two it took time to make So trust me, the booze is going to get from the cup to your mouth quite efficiently without the beard getting slopped up and crap all over your chest. No, that ain't going to happen. Trust me. Okay, let me give an example again, my dad. Okay, it was when he, they let him take time at Palaloo. This is before he got kamikaze'd. It was one of the last, it was the last shore leave, if you want to call it that, that he had. When they dropped the guys off, they could drop anywhere for landfall and it met regulation. If they knew where there was a shoal that would be a high tide, a low tide would be exposed, it was the most as-dine thing you ever saw. They would have the guys get into their whites, they would take the John Boat over to this shoal with water still clinging to it, give you a six-pack of beer, and that'd be your shore leaf. because it's what they could do okay so when they were a parallel my dad uh... within the guy that he read with they both of the one of drank they both uh... they it when you gave you surely gave us of uh... about six pack of can beer no no tabs real can't you didn't just crush him with your head map bs but he had picked he had uh... six six can to bury said in the other guy at six cans of beer and of course they want to shore Now, they're in a secured, quote unquote, secured area. It was one of the marine units that was to the rear that had just come back off the line. They go by and the guys look at them and see that they got, as they're going by, see that they've got the two six-pack, well, they got a six-pack of beer. My dad does. And the other guys stand and they realize he's got beer, too, and they go, hey, we got fresh bread. In other words, what are you going to do with that beer? And it's like, well, so they got a conversation and one of the guys ran and got a loaf of bread that they stole from the kitchen. That was a big deal. And my dad said he never saw it. He goes, about 100 and I think he said it was 118 men. They had 12 beer. Guys, every one of those Marines got a taste of that beer. And every man made sure they didn't waste it, they didn't slop it up. and everybody was fair and everybody made sure that every other guy with them got a taste of that beer. That's the real world. That's sloppy garbage and crap that you see with, you know, you're very thoughtful and everything becomes so much more valuable when you're like, when you're butts on the line. In fact, you know that you might be dead tomorrow. Now let me point something out about that. My dad said, it was everyone, all those guys got a beer. He goes, we go back to the, we went back and they took us back to the ship that night. But we had another day, so we went back in. He goes, you know, every one of those Marines was dead the next day. Not one of them made it, but maybe wounded. He goes, that whole unit was wiped out. And the time between when he saw them, and he gave them the beer, they didn't get, they got a piece of bread. They gave them a loaf of bread, they could divvy up and even still share it with the Marines, he said. He goes, but the next day, he came back to say, you know, see the guys on the way through, because they had 12 more beers. He goes, they were either dead. are over there in the in the medical area on medical so you kind of appreciate that you're something about their mother we have enjoyed the a little couple coffee that nancy made so and again greatly appreciate for everybody out there guys again this is this is why we need to be thinking ahead okay we need to work on that and it dot o'carra what it is you pick a direction but everybody can pitch in a little bit to be everybody can do a frag bucket That one five-gallon pail or that one number, you know, that one number ten can of nuts, bolts, and screws that were able to load into that pipe and shove down range might be that last round we need to nail the last of the Chinese in front of us. Nail them. Hey Mark. You know what I mean? So again, everything you're doing now before we get into conflict make a difference and help. We need your help. Go ahead, caller, jump in there. Yeah, just curious. and those men and other big guns anymore but that is still do call me i don't you know what i got a check of it somebody mentioned in the uh... talking to him the other day and i haven't talked to him a little bit nancy i think of their touch i don't know what you told me i think it's all the he sold a gun company the right to everything uh... it again he because of all the trouble we had with your deal with the didn't like the over the fed and i kind of new it was going to happen there but uh... the coffee i'll have to find out if he still does that, in fact, good point. If he still does, I don't know, he was doing the roasting and everything, I think he had a little operation right there in town. So we'll have to check. Oh, the coffee is, Nancy says the coffee is still going, so he still has it. So Luke Gazzana has got his coffee. Yeah. So thank you for bringing it up. Now you got me on a mission. I'm going to have to write that down so I do not forget, because Zaina Coffee. Zaina Coffee. actually very good but another thing real quick by the way uh... part of your heart and mind project guys is the other half not just the writing part but even when you do set up an officer operation like that uh... you want a little bit of you know what we just mentioned something in the way of a courtesy product of some kind uh... coffee is great coffee but you know here's another thing it's also you don't have much money also you need to stretch stretch resources a hundred count box of dollar tree tea bags real simple thing to put on the shelf and it's one of those warm you know it's a warm brew it tactile okay smell all these things are critical the big deal behind the wire in prison is what being able to get hold of a cup of real coffee you know that product that cash that money now you get instant coffee all day in fact it did become a connoisseur of instant coffee because that's what you got you don't have a coffee pot they don't want you to be able to brew things up more cook something because if you do you might cook something they don't want you to have okay however they do have hot water you have microwaves and you can still be pretty creative it's amazing what people could do when you have to be creative in the military it's no different with mr e cooking okay But instant coffee, some simple, like in fact I'll tell you what, the little travel packages are perfect for what we're talking about. You set up that little office. I watch for it and I get it at the yard sales about every, I'd say every fourth or fifth sale, I run into them and usually get them for a dollar a piece or in the freebie box. It's the 12 volt car percolators and I have one for every vehicle. They plug into the ashtray, you know, fixture, they're 12 volt. They're usually in a brown box the size of a little bigger than a lunch box. They make a couple cups of coffee. They usually have a couple little cups with them. They've got some, a couple of containers for cream and sugar. And then they've got usually a container for the coffee. Well, if you're smart, you take advantage of all little freebie sugar packs and creamer packs so that everything is individually sealed like we've been talking about. and then with your coffee now this is what i mentioned before here's something and i get all i got the rapper right here uh... i highly recommend this for this kind of project this express all that they're over at the dollar tree and it's not the only place they have it but this is a six-ounce package of cafe el moro not if you can you want to get the plan a coffee okay lucas coffee But, in this case, you may or even if you could, this is great for the little package we're talking about because it's a vacuum brick. You put it inside another container if you want, or again, if you get it from a little travel box, it can go inside the coffee pot, it'll fit. And this is espresso, so you don't need to use as much to get a cup of coffee going, okay? which means that you can get more coffee pop pops of world brown water for the price of the size of the pouch and if the if it if you didn't have filters and it bleeds through the nice thing is the grind is so fine that drinking at the field you won't care if you got some grit you know if you got a little bit of a little bit of the the uh... coffee with the coffee water you know what i mean we like to chew the beans too much exactly yeah just give me a bag full of beans will be about especially but uh... this is express so it's a good choice and again those little coffee pot you put one of those or collect everything and make your own kit to go in with that admin kit seriously you got somebody got a total value got somebody that especially you got people are becoming a it sounds weird it's not a beautiful a big deal it is a big deal when you're out your bare-ass naked almost you've been you know you've been fired on You're tired you come back you have to deal with somebody and we fear if you can come back to rear if you can do anything and In the in the hospital mode in other words help the person out one of the things is here have a cup of coffee You know and by the way, I don't you know I don't smoke, but I can I guess I mean if need be you know tobacco is not a bad thing to have that's another one of the hearts and minds things and uh... by still believe that the either get the role your own tobacco or go cigars and cigar to be a great uh... watch book cigarettes is like a well you got you got to you you smoke you look like a little like a model yeah okay about how about a cigarette well instead i don't have a cigarette but i'll just like it's going to be also a cigarette lows perry go their cheap yeah barks cheap but you know what you didn't have a good book a minute ago did you uh... i i was mean or military because you know guys it would have back in the day used to get smoked for free right in the sea rations and everybody was going to go to the government's bulk like yeah you know what i do i go over the px and i buy a packet turkish no filter cigarettes have you ever had turkish no filter cigarettes if you're a smoker right now and you may not have a local try that one You know what? I would give a person a cigarette. I only had to buy that one pack for a long time because anybody who usually asks if you had a cigarette and you give them one of those, they never ask you a second time. Well, I won't say that's always the case because you see we had multinational troops that were with us at USACs and so you know what? The Turks wanted my cigarette. Yeah, we had Turks there. We also had pakis there too. We had a whole bunch of different people there. Guess what? That's the kind of tobacco they had. So for them, oh, I know Markel have one of those. Yeah, so it wasn't, but you got to remember, we were in the military. Do you know what a pack of cigarettes cost us back then? A whole carton cost $3. Not even that. A whole carton of American cigarettes cost $1.53. No taxes on them from the classic store or from the PX. Then they went up to a whole $3 a carton. Oh my God. Outrageous. But if you were smart and you were an entrepreneur, like everything else we're talking about here today, you'd buy as many cartons as they'd allow you to buy, usually eight at a time. And then you would take those when you were visiting or out away from base, and if you had friends, then they would pay you less than what they would pay over the counter, but more than you paid from the PX. And that gave you money so you could afford to put gas in the car so that you didn't have to take it out of your paycheck. But you had to use some green, you know, like grub money to get this going. See, you had to buy some packs of cigarettes. It's like the liquor, same way. You buy, we, our beer costs were, well, this is why soldiers A, were chimneys, smoking like a chimney, and B, drinking it like there was no tomorrow, because it was free just about, guys. Part of the benefit of being in the military back in the day, hey, they figured they'd get you killed anyway, so what the hell, I guess, you know, in the meantime, drink up. And by the way, have another cigarette. just out works but you'd want to do the same thing you want to have a lot of that but that's another part of the uh... hearts and minds project uh... the other one is also for the general population guys i collect titty toys i collect crayons i curl collect coloring books anytime somebody's talking that kind of stuff out i'd look for the stuff that's not used it goes into the plot back and i have tote that have nothing but that kind of items in it you know kitty kitty toys small-plus-item tiny tiny toys small items the children will keep themselves busy if you were young you could think back you keep yourself busy but you got some to work with now you can be very imaginative children are but it's really great when you have some base tools to work with So part of the Hearts and Minds program is making sure that when the time comes, okay, the women got kids here, hey, we got those blue totes right there, the blue ones that are clear. See on the side? You can figure out what they are real quick. There's one there with coloring books, crayons, chalk, anything you can imagine. I don't even know what's in there anymore. Another thing that I watch for, here's something you should all be looking for, for your Hearts and Minds slash support units. travel travel games I don't care what it is I don't care either goes into the kiddie packs we're talking about or if it's chess parcheesi checkers Domino's car Domino's guys you grab all those and you take another container and you fill that sucker up with those for the medical personnel You do the same thing for your medical support unit not just bandages not just not just tape not just the wrenches not just not just fluids They're not just all the physical part, but for hearts and minds and medical and again for eating up time Keeping them giving them something to do. They can't run around Okay, I love it when I can find those really nice heavy gauge. They're really well made car travel size Domino sets are really commercial grade like in competition grade as they call them And you usually find them at the resale shops for 50 cents, 75 cents a dollar, because they want to move the stuff, they don't care about it. But sometimes even throw the stuff away. Guess what? Everything like that goes into that particular category of box. Travel chess sets, travel checker sets, magnet types, tiny pen type. Remember those when we were growing up, if you're my age, you know, little pen type chess sets where they're real small, barely can hold the, you know, the board is maybe what, four by four? five by five and you just have a little plastic peg you don't have a magnitude of old plastic bag grab all those you get your hands on box of all the stuff you can all do it doesn't cost anything that kind of fun because eventually again you want to puzzle it so that every possible inch of space is filled Now, what little you have, you know, let me give you an example of something here. Again, I'm going to relate things to you. You've probably never seen. How many of you ever watched any of the videos on managing a civil defense bunker? Do you know what one of the most critical issues that they felt that they'd have to deal with with regard to the population, which would already be under stress? Managing the checkerboard. Seriously. Managing the checkerboard. all its breathing dot now it's people becoming so fixated and so in camp on the only it would be over the world is smaller that managing and sharing the checkerboard for the chest board which is why you don't want one and or just three or four five you want as many as you can pile up in fact you know what i like i do if i were that situation hey bob what we have a way to jump or what do you mean all gave anybody here artist and with the artist anybody here i got a hundred people in front of me okay all stand there picking their nose to go i think it do who here is an artist or other artist or other you know it could quickly quickly cover picnic artist that will cool okay come here compared to us We got junk here, very little of it, but here's what I need. I want you three of you, one, two, three, who's the oldest here? Who looks like they might even have any brains? Well, they're artists, they might not have any. But, okay, hold on, who looks like they're the smartest? Okay, Francine, your job is to take your team, and I need you to make a chess board or a checker board. I want you to make one set of checkers, I want you to make a set of chess, oh, now. over to alice over there she's doing the kitchen work uh... she'll tell you what they got no way throwaways i need to stop to be stable i need to be all you know what you got off the shelf we got some office supplies a little box office supplies melmer's glued some other stuff i need about four five six seven ten more checkerboards chess boards whatever as quick as you can you three of that your job congratulations now let's get to work is that a big task no not what did you do you've got three people busy doing something they're going to interact with some of the other people will be some camaraderie built up and in the process you also accomplish the task of getting more tools into the toolbox with junk that's off the shelf prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance nobody's in conflict everybody is creating a a sub economy in fact eventually somebody might even go you know i brought some other stuff with me in my bag and could you make me a chestnut like that it happens in prison the same way it happens in the military the same way you know how to do something right you know if you build it they will come you'd be surprised prior proper planning prevent pit performance the other thing about music and now that the very least you share you also don't become obnoxious with other people are here's another thing i will highly recommend ok i collect walkman i also watch for any earbuds i don't care what conditioner they go into a second snack or sandwich bag and they get thrown in the five-gallon pail, the kitty bucket pail, in the Ziploc bag because when the time comes, I may need a spare or replacement. I can't afford to have a piece of equipment where somebody is willing to kill someone. They're so intense and they're so pent up and they've been killing people for a living. I don't want them going at each other. I don't want anybody snapping off because they're pissed because they wanted to hear their tunes. They wanted to hear a little bit of something else. They wanted to do something else. And they're really kind of wound up. So I need to make sure that everybody gets their opportunity and their share time when and where it's needed. In fact, if I can make it so they don't share it all, If I can let that person immerse him or herself in four, five, six hours worth of laying back, resting, and listening to music, I need to do that. Hey, Mark. Because if that's what it takes to get that person to unwind, because I need them to rest so they can be better at killing people when I go back out in the field to kill with them, because that's what we're doing, I really need them at their top. Go ahead, call or jump in there, please. Hey, Wilfins, Florida, again. Again, I'm just kind of jumping in there. No, that's okay. Another thing that I was thinking that would be good, and one of the things about writing things with a malicious theme in them, is you could disperse it as propaganda throughout the population. Of course, you'd have to make it entertaining or people won't want to read it. And then that can kind of give people a different mindset. You don't need to be an expert to do something, you just have to try and learn the hard way. Oh yeah, actually if you go look at what was done in World War I is where they started to really work on that. By World War II they had it down to a science. If you do any of the military publications that were out there, Soldier Magazine is one, but it's not the only one. I'll tell you, the best example is, did you ever see any of the PM uh... pamphlets that were done uh... sends vietnam from vietnam on actually don't believe so you remember the old job chuck canyon uh... i'm i'm very very very very you know i'm pretty young okay well the god the court and the characters all had kind of square square jaws you know like they were like it was uh... there's a here are two of them may look fifties to sixties but it goes back all the way to the twenties with the cartoon style and they did the PM magazine was all done in cartoon format not with with with with love of photographs but when they did it they hired commercial artists in the military to produce these pamphlets and they were excellent and it would what it was with PM magazine it was either a okay we've got the mark two type three asterisk you know folding bed well it's a great idea but we found out that they screwed up on this part of design you know lieutenant bob or you know sorrow specialist spread figured out how to do this that they in each page you had information about how to and sometimes it make up two or three pages even but each page with crammed with how to information based on fixing things in the field and i'm going to look at one mark with this one but it's really trusty woman in it all you know the girl who was in there yes yeah well exactly we have to have the government to catch your attention and the artwork was really well done you have uh... you have the girl who was you know who who was not scandallie cladd but we don't usually curvy and they have a bernet they had a blog he had the young kid the one that most of you may recognize was done during the vietnam war to kick myself they ask if you know i had so many hundreds of these and i i gave about the troops the guys militia and opt for will offer when we were turning up and uh... the guys hopefully saved them but it was it's a it's a classic now it's not a care and maintenance of the m sixteen e one and a one rifle it's got a picture from the p.m. series on the front that was done back during the vietnam war the same artist and uh... you know hey tiger maybe i did do a quick p m on your quick quick to be checked out your weapon before we counterattacking the kid got an m sixteen has got paper almost before grandpa it's got you know or will you spot a rough here got you know everything looks like it's been held together with bailing wire and the old gristle largest stand in there and he's he's getting up the kids down below he's got a word look on his face and you get really well done to get bullets passing through the corner of the pooch And it's the cover piece for the whole thing and it from front to back it is a tutorial but in cartoon form about how to you know, take care of maintain or unique things about the M16 maybe you didn't realize. And that's the kind of work that we need to do. In fact, go ahead, call the Japan there. We got a caller and we got me. But before we get changed on subject or move away from this, part of what the caller is talking about the minds You wouldn't suffer propaganda as far as, you know, gaming games and whatnot. How long have I been doing that? Not just with what we've done it with board games. Um, there are some Survival like tabletop games that are out there. There's card games that are out there that are survivalist card games The people who made the survivalist card games have made prepper card games now that you know survivalist is a bad word Which really yeah, you can't survive but you can prep If anyone's trying to survive you're crazy Yeah, the thing is that you know, the idea is you can send this out like a storyline thing or an epic, like a series or miniseries or in all arrangements. It can be done and it can be done with gaming. It can be done with every element and it's something that needs to be done, but we need to constantly be promoting the militia. Go ahead. It would be a great thing to do with young people. Maybe you're 13 to 16 year olds, sure they might not have as much intelligence as you all did, but they're a lot more creative. So instead of trying to get them to do something intelligent, just put them down with pen and paper and markers and say, I need you to make me a poster that looks freaking awesome to people your age. But this is the theme. all line drawing art and i even had a promotional poster of partially the artist got moved from one from the little bit to another got ejected out so i got it three quarters of the way down and i was gonna actually have another guy pick it up and then he got moved and i got moved ok but uh... it's the it i can't at home by shipped everything out at a package every you know we could go out uh... by mail or go out with visits and I've got a whole portfolio of basically what you're talking about. I need to actually produce it. Some people have been reprinting some of the stuff and putting it on the internet. Well, Dad was behind the wire. We also, I don't know, we've got people that have been listening for years. Well, Dad was behind the wire and actually when you were missing and they were looking for you, we had fun with that. We actually created a version of, you know, Where's Waldo, except it was Where's Mark. Right. I still have, I have, actually I was just going through the stuff I brought down with me to Texas, I have the original artwork for that in my folder. And it's one of those things where you've got the right idea caller, this is what everybody... There's so much that can be done, and if everybody, rather than being fearful of the enemy, because the enemy is going to be rotten no matter what, if everybody focused on the, again, the project or the process of promoting our cause, guys, we could kick ass, take names, and drag them through, we could beat them down and drag them through the mud by their legs. Hey, seriously, we got the tool, we just need to apply it. Go ahead. The only limit is our imagination. Yep. Well, we've been, uh, give me an idea. Uh, while dad was behind the wire, um, and the stone boys may might remember this, um, we played, well, I played tribes. They were playing, uh, what was it? Counter-strike. And we had militia teams in the games, uh, with the tribes games, we were actually making characters. We, um, we had taken the likeness of Norm Olson, Mark, uh, my dad. That's awesome. Let's see. Several others. We were taking the patterns of camouflage that we were using and we were making mods where you could play as specific militia members. I want that mod. I want that mod. Well, unfortunately, that game's not out there anymore. But... I don't know what's interesting. The guys who created the games, though, were very positive on it, weren't they? Yep. East with Blizzard. Oh wait, was it Blizzard? No, no, not Blizzard. Oh, I can't remember the draft. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, but I think their company merged with Blizzard. Was it Valve? No, no, it was before Valve. I'll have to look it up. It was back when Westwood was still around, Westwood Studios, but it wasn't. They weren't part of West, but it was one of the big ones back in that day. I know the game Tribes is around still. They've got a new version of it out, but you can't mod it like you could Tribes 2, which was a big one that everybody liked to mod. There was all kinds of mods out for that thing. I still love playing Far Cry 5 and running around with members of the Whitetail Militia, which are based on militia units. That's a lot of fun. Speaking of Far Cry 5. Speaking of Far Cry 5. This is weird, but after you told me your story about the prison thing, for some reason the next time I listened to this certain song, it reminded me of you. So if you want to play a music request, this one for some reason reminded me of you with all the stories you stuff. It's kind of funny, it's a Far Cry 5 soundtrack. It's now he's our father. So if you want to feel like a co-pager, play that one in honor of you. Particularly the third verse. Well then the far cry series I am familiar with it. You know and of course it has the left leaning tilt to it You've got games Bethesda games studios if you've ever put anybody who's played Fallout 4 What is one of the first groups you join up within that game? Why you join the Minutemen militia? Yeah, you go around and you do stuff of course in there You still have the left leaning you have to have the SJW BS shoved down your throat What you just have to do is overrun it though. Again, you just focus on it. In fact, that's why for a while there they were very much restricting video games because they did want to lock down the creativity. Like I've said before, when you become, when you're able to manipulate and maneuver all of the components, then the game is yours. Well, shoot, we got Darzak on the line. I know I heard him there. We play World of Warcraft together, you know? And we were laughing our ass off when they announced that, you know, the CIA is looking into World of Warcraft players. I was like, well, it was only a matter of time. And like, they monitored the chat rooms and Call of Duty. Right. Exactly. well and again this is one of the things like a like it said the when you take it when you go to the the uh... point where you can produce your own anything i don't care if it's bob media publication that's printed or if you crank out for instance again i've talked about the p idea of patriot would or not we have a drop that it's just a so many other things with real world that are trying to stop but in reality most of what we're doing with all the patriot effort especially right now i everybody that i've talked to would world pitch in just like when they do zombie movies everybody want to be a probably okay what if you start talking to people like a by the way we got a production thing we want to do we just want to put a few things in the camp or yeah they'll come out they'd be party will normally to participate what's really cool is they're already squared away now the wonderful thing is with the uh... we all got aware of mass crap all guys now wearing a ball of coffee can't say anything about where before they were going to get moaning you can work with cover you can't worry that make up your mind either a can wear face cover i can't put on good or face cover to the point where you can't even identify who's there what that's the best are thing that could happen so we've got all the tools of the trade we have the ability to come up with again as was pointed out uh... poll patriot pro-constitutional pro-malicia which is what we need to do it self-promote we don't really need I mean, we shouldn't go any farther than is necessary for as far as we can to manipulate what the other side is doing. But if they block this and block that, it comes back down to take what you can from the enemy where you can get it from him for free and use it on him. But what we really need is our own base mechanisms constantly in play. And we don't get lazy. We build new. We build our own. And we have to build our own. this is our problem it's kind of like the history of the patriot movement guys uh... we're bad for that i try to bring up as many names as i can how do you keep things alive other you keep history alive i'd like to have been blessed week take one friend that you know that helped to bring you to where you are today and talk about that person if he's gone because they they made a difference okay yet again i'm booked on normalson I don't know if Norm did any books. He was one of the early names that I read a lot when I started learning about the militia. Well that's because Norm was a go-to guy for interviews. Well, yeah. Even when he wasn't the commander of the Michigan militia, they still went to him as the commander of the Michigan militia. One thing to remember about Norm is that they weren't lying. Okay, you got to remember guys, I have to keep reinforcing this. You only got a minute, but well here's how it works. the michigan wolverine core was a constitutionally constructed mechanism with its all it had its own constitution uh... it meant that all the county had to come together with with their county representatives you know for it from each of the brigades and uh... they for the first rule is everybody that though was a no county commander had to be elected into the post and so they had to go through Robert's rules of the whole process of nominations etcetera and then that person when those people were settled with each of the uh... different elements was out there they then went to the state meeting and a state commander was elected now but appoint something out i know very well because we all have copies of the war marine militia core one of the five groups out there in michigan they weren't the only one but the original michigan militia core it was supposed to be every six months they would have a they would have a reinforcement or a change of command now the original purpose behind this with all these institutions organizations was to gain experience and so what would happen is six months norm would have been you know voted out or would have been able to step down other person would be another people or five six seven people will be promoted uh... one would win the state election based on the commanders now they got a little lazy and said well norms do it but normal at the first commander of the michigan wolverine core uh... and there are other people whose name you know i'm going to ask you there are a lot of the last time there that's one thing people realize now when he was talking to the press of normal the michigan with a michigan militia commander but he was a brigade commander not necessarily the state commander and they've got for the enemy like to fog that up because that way they they were lying but there was confusion because there are other people who represented the the whole of the organization a different times It just seemed to me he got blamed for a lot of stuff that really do that control. Well first rule even in the unit, even in the unit, it seemed like everything I read that they blamed him. Well they always do that. Remember we're the whipping post. If you're willing to step up, there are two problems you have, like I told you before, the mindless perverts that are amongst you who will jump outside of the circle and immediately, oh no, they're all able to do that. And that's the person that they'll turn the camera on. That's your biggest problem. And then don't forget, they'll just flat out lie. And we've told everybody how they flat out lie for years, but then everybody had four years of the press lying about Donald Trump. And they were so blatant about it in the same way that they've always been blatant about lying about everybody. See, so what helps is you had four years where now everybody got a chance to see that what the Patriot Movement, the militia has been telling you guys all about for years. is right there and arrogantly in your face on the national level, on the news and on television and the computer and in radio every day and frothing at the mouth. Well, that's what we were dealing with in the Patriot and militia movement for as long as it ever existed. They just bare face, flat out lie. Even if you do talk to them, here's the thing, when you talk to them, then it's the interpretation thing. It's why feds don't want you to record what you say to them when you talk to feds. Why do they not want you to record, guys? Even when they do record, they just simply will exit out and voice over and flat out lie. Well, we did talk to him. And our interpretation is this. See, that's what this is all about, is we'll do the best of liability or what I recall hearing. or to take things out of context. Yeah, why would you do that when it's recorded? I've always asked everybody, why do I need to have the reporter tell me what you said when you were talking obviously to the microphone and you were being recorded right there? Why did they have to tell you what that person said? What that person said is very different from the lie that they're generating. That's why. Anyway guys, we're past the top. We gotta take a break. I heard fluffing there before we go. Yeah, I just wanted to say some of those PM manuals, the art was done by famous artists like Will Eisner, who's a famous comic book artist, and their bike collection. Yes, yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah, in the Canyon series of, it goes back to what I think that first goes first came out in 31. 1929, 1931, right around there, and we're in regular comic strip mode for decades. And there were apprentices that worked under him, the original artist, which became the, obviously, yeah, how it works, is a tree, and there's many branches. And the cool thing is, is that by the time he came, became longer the tooth in the 70s, They already had other artists picking up the work and Paralleling and working in so that the pen and the style that you saw Everybody got used to it being passed on which is really cool And that that's the best thing that could possibly happen so I got to explain guys We need to be multi-generational a militia or any organization's Patriot cannot be clickish We need to be working and rating as many people and you have to be positive when you're working with those people but it also major cultivating developing people skills that but many cases the people they don't have the border the social skills because the public pool system provides a little of anything in the way of the common sense so you're having to kind of work uphill it gets frustrating for people who have to change your mind on that one. Now I'm not saying convert a copy of this. I don't think you can. Well, we're not the last hour. 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