All together legislative bodies and places are youthful, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures. He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, reposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people. He has refused for a long time after such dissolutions to cause others to be elected. whereby the legislative powers incapable of annihilation have returned to the people at large for their exercise, the state remaining in the meantime exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without and convulsions within. He has endeavored to prevent the population of these states, for that purpose obstructing the laws of naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither, and raising the conditions of new appropriations of lands. He has obstructed the administration of justice by refusing his assent to laws for establishing judiciary powers. He has made judges dependent on his will alone for the tenure of their offices and the amount and payment of their salaries. He has erected a multitude of new offices and sent hither swarms of offices to harass our people and eat out their substance. He has kept among us in times of peace standing armies without the consent of our legislators. He has affected to render the military independent doubt and superior to the civil power. He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution and unacknowledged by our laws, giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation, or quartering large bodies of armed troops among us, or protecting them by a mock trial. From punishment for any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states. For cutting off our trade with all parts of the world. For imposing taxes on us without our consent. For depriving us in many cases of the benefits of trial by jury. For transporting us beyond seas to be tried for pretended offenses. For abolishing the free system of English laws in a neighbouring province establishing therein an arbitrary government. and enlarging its boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing the same absolute rule into these colonies. For taking away our charters, abolishing our most valuable laws, and altering fundamentally the forms of our governments. For suspending our own legislators and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever. He has abdicated government here by declaring us out of his protection and waging war against us. He has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people. He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign mercenaries to complete the works of death, desolation, and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of cruelty and perfectly scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. He has constrained our fellow citizens taken captive on the high seas to bear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their friends and brethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. He has excited domestic insurrections among us, and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers. the merciless Indian savages whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, and conditions. In every stage of these oppressions, we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms. Our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated engine, a prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. Nor have we been wanting an attention to our British brethren. We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarranted jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity. and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations which would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must therefore acquiesce in the necessity which denounces our separation and hold them as we hold the rest of mankind enemies in war, in peace, friends. We therefore the representatives of the United States of America in general Congress assembled appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies, solemnly publish and declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states, that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown, and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is and ought to be totally dissolved and that as free and independent states they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, And our sacred honor. 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 tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number and you've 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'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 torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, 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 trampled each God given right we only watch and 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? Dill the land of the free good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report I'm Mark Kerkey, one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, east, northeast, and central. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com and we are on satellite. and a myriad of technologies both inside and outside the United States. And of course 91.5 FM expanded I guess they went from 10 watts to 15 they've got a dialogmatic probably one of the variable output China Sport models you go all the way up to 27 watts with some of those so a few more listeners might be finding out where 91.5 FM and many many many many many other rebroadcasting AM and FM stations along with other technologies as we know now now it's also the 28th and before we get it go any further guys it's dad's birthday yay oh yeah it's the the 28th of October I kind of remembered this one kind of well actually I almost forgot we've been on a dead run today electronics lighting I picked up a library somebody wanted to get rid of and I got some priceless books, Irreplaceable, one of the kinds and all kinds of good stuff. So we've had a pretty good day today. And of course, medium weather, we've got clouds but temperature is nice. In fact, it's probably keeping the – right now it's cloud cover, it's keeping the temperature up. So again, appreciate that, Edward. Thank you. And needless to say, 13th year, oh well, it's Thursday. It is the 28th of October. It is the 13th year of open, obvious, and in your face, they're peeing on your back, and telling you it's raining. Fabian, the socialist, and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K, not a C. 2021, older calendar, I'm giving all she's got, Captain. And 2021, battle for the Republic, the dance of swords. And on the weather note, we're easy. My maple tree, others are all turned to color, but my one maple tree just now, a few leaves on the very bottom, have actually started to change a little lighter color. But overall, I've got this one maple tree that just does not want to give up the season and is staying green, green, green. I think it's a happy plant. So anyway, also pretty healthy tree too. So I'm happy with that. Keep it up and time will tell. We'll see how that works out. Anyway, it is Thursday, the other tea day when the Israeli Mossad and the elements of the government usually perform terrorist acts against America. We're at work because they figure that Tuesdays and Thursdays pretty much all of us show up for work. Therefore there are greater numbers of casualties. Oi, Gevalt! Pay attention, even though it's the end of the day for some of you, way out west you still got two or three hours worth of time for them to fiddle part with you. So pay attention and watch all 360 degrees for activity and keep an ear tuned also. Anyway, other things, let's see. Well, interestingly enough, if you did not see the little press piece that they did yesterday with the Pedo sniffer meat puppet, you know, the bite night type thing. Guys, I was joking about, you know, I wasn't joking, but I was joking about the similarity, because I'm laughing at it, to the Clutch Cargo cartoon series. It predates a lot of you, but if you're old enough, my age, you'll remember it. You know, it was Clutch Cargo with this pal Spinner, un-paddle-foot. And the cartoons were, you know, you were watching it and there was motion, but the motion is that they would move the camera that was photographing the plate that of course was the cartoon. And where the mouths were of even paddle foot the dog, you know, everybody's mouth moved because they superimposed an actual mouth making, you know, motion. So when, you know, hey, Spitter, where's Battlefoot? And, you know, Chuck Cargo. It was on the Steve Canyon vein as far as the style and the background of the cartoon itself, the series. But that's what they're doing. There was a blurt that happened here the other day yesterday, as a matter of fact. And it's interesting that they're also, I think, intentionally doing the orange man thing with the bottom of his face. Kind of like chuckling, you know, the trumpet thing with the Trump with the you know, the Sun can in a can The same thing is being done with the bottom of his face if you pay attention The Joker knows, you know from the nose down from the bottom of the nose down I actually from the very base of the nose not the lip Because you got to have all that emotion But if you look the way they've got his face divided there was a bit of a max edward thing that went on yesterday And I think you're going to see, and of course, who knows, maybe it'll be replayed, maybe it won't. It was one of his Yap sessions about the Corona Bear Virus Camp, and his BS-ers, you know, all the garbage guys going out with that, and the goose-stepping they'd like you to do, you know, communist goose-stepping to the international. But it's fascinating that the piece first of all, the middle of his head went sideways on the bottom, the jaw and elements of the neck. Now that's expected because of the way they would CG something like this in. But if you all remember Max Headroom, remember the whole thing, blah blah blah blah blah, you know, he was buffering, blah blah blah blah, Max Headroom. And what's interesting about this is it wasn't that kind of hesitation. It was like a long sine wave hiccup. You know, it's like you stretch the rubber band, let it go, it goes back, kind of back in, but when it goes back, you know, you really have the overbow before it lines up and, you know, retenses back to where it belongs. Guitar strings, banjo strings do the same thing. When you pull them, remember, crossbows, bows, they do the same thing. When you pull and you let go, there's a certain amount of arc forward and then it straightens out. It takes so many nanomoments and all of a sudden the line is straight again. That's exactly how this image looked. And it was just the block of the face. So with the fake White House and the fake, you know, president, the, you know, coronavirus, you know, beer virus specialist slash the, uh, pedo sniffer meat puppet with high pedophilic tendencies, uh, they have all of the plastic that they need to create this. and more. I mean, they're telling you that they've literally boxed in the environment, guys. It's been set to be canned. And I guarantee it is. 100% now. I believe that as far as holding up, putting a stick to the spine of the idiot stick is not necessarily a problem. Because here's another thing about, as all you know, if you're looking at what you can do with video gaming and a lot of other stuff, you can change clothes, change hairs, change nose, change eyes. You know, guys, have you played a first-person video game? Or just watch go go to YouTube and watch all the background Hey latest graphics from you know You know smidlap and and the battle dragon take your pic doesn't mean what name and they show you a guy's chair It takes a lot of money to do that work right guys you understand most of the games are the best graphics right now are coming out of Korea out of freaking Korea I think they're a little wishful. By the way, I don't think they hired the best. The Koreans are pretty darn good at this. I don't think they hired the best. I think this is like everything else. They've got to keep it within their little twit circle of faggots of absolute, you know, queers of $3 bill, pedos. And so they have because they figure they can count on them. to watch each other's back. Well, of course they will watch each other's back. But also make sure that nobody else catches on to what's going on. But the problem is you're not getting a AAA quality product person. You're getting the other, okay, you're getting like the wasn't even in line for the job. And that's for the same reason when people were asking, remember, was it? This is October. So what was it? Seven months ago when everybody, well almost eight, forgive me, eight. Eight months ago when you had the fake White House, remember? And it said, oh well, it's got to be C. Jeeger. Well, no, in reality everybody was right that was talking about it. crappy management of the shops. We've seen this before with, in fact, we even saw this with Trump, is who the hell was managing his photo operations during the Corona beer virus scam because it was some of the crappiest photo work ever seen come out of the White House except for the junk you're seeing now. My God, people, let's think about this. How many million Americans do we have out there? And it will include the imports, okay? We got 330 million Americans. Of that, let me ask you something. How many graduated from college just last year? Okay, now, big chunk of that, and that's just for one year, and we're not talking just one year's worth of manpower here. How many were into computer graphics? It's a big field. It's got a lot of people with interest, even people that aren't going to get a job in the, you know, in the industry. Vi for the position so you're telling me that the cinematographers that you pulled out of your arse for the Well, wait a minute the the guy who's in charge of the last superpower That the best you could get is the junk that was being produced That that's the bet what happened it all did the everybody when I know that didn't happen But I mean in a way you have to think how well what did all their personnel die? Well, of course not they that didn't happen And remember too, this is another thing when you get nothing but yes, man, like in the news service. Even if you pull from the news service, the television coverage personnel, the quality of their product has been getting crappier and crappier by the week. It's bad enough that, well, hell, think about this. Remember when CNN got caught where they were doing the fake on-location videos? And you thought that was pretty lame. I mean, but, you know, well at least they made the effort to walk out of the room and go out into the parking lot. And they had one guy at one end of the parking lot and they had the other idiot stick over on the other end of the parking lot. But the mistake they made is they didn't pay attention to the traffic, remember? And they had an Atlanta bus go behind the first guy who was supposed to be somewhere way up in Chicago or someplace like that. And then about 1000, 2000, 3000, there goes the bus with the same names, the same advertising and the same number behind the character who's at the CNN headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. And it's like, well, wait a minute, let's repeat that. Well, wait a minute, let's repeat that. Oh, wait a minute. Let's say everybody went, oh my God. Well, guys, that was just with some piss ant commercial project called Communist News Network. So for all the people who tell you all about how it's futile to resist and they're so powerful and they've got everything under control and they have everything they need at their fingertips, why are you seeing such crappy performance from the technical people that they have available? Because it's what they got left. You're the best of the best of the best of what's left. Yeah. What do you mean, sir? Well, everybody else is dead. Well, what about the B team? Oh, they're dead. The C team. Oh, they're dead. So wait a minute. What do you mean? Oh, I'm the best. Yeah, you're the best guys. Best of the best of what's left. That's how it works. That's what you're seeing in Washington right now. Don't say that all of this, you know, that first of all, they're not getting their way. And I believe just you guys, how can we believe their numbers? How can you believe any of their numbers about who is getting the corona beer virus shot? When they lied every step of the way about everything else and you all know it, how is it all of a sudden we're gonna trust that information, that new database information? There is no way in hell, I believe, a thing that comes out of their mouth anymore. Granted, I mean, we can't even be, we don't know if it's by tonight, slash the Petosniffer Meat Puppet, Or if it's the stand-in double. I mean even even the character in front of you spewing whatever nonsense is a fiction. You got a fake stand-in person for president in a fake White House on a fake broadcast with CG animation around it that isn't really good quality. Most video games do better now. That's what's really fascinating about this and most of what they would need to do I mean after all didn't you carve out the place you made the fake White House? So if you made the fake White House you have absolute control over every aspect of what should produce at least a Base quality product that's average, but they're not doing that. It's I mean, it's junk Think about it. Watch what they're doing. The cinematography, I think what's most amazing is watching the Idiot Stick drivel with the news conferences, the press conference, because they've just gone in the toilet. And that's not an accident. They're trying to make it look like there's bigger numbers there. You're now too zoomed in on everything, which creates the impression that you got two people in the room. And otherwise, there is no, in fact, I think it's obvious why. If you have eight or ten or twelve people from the final dog and pony show controlled media sitting there, well you don't want to show everybody that there's really only twelve people showing up for your BS. And even if it was twenty, that's nothing. Go look at a press conference for Ronald Reagan. Go look at a press conference. You guys, you can go to YouTube. That's the beauty of this thing. Stuff is posted from all kinds of different eras. Go look at a press conference for Jimmy Carter. He was a one-termer. Jimmy Carter only got one term, guys. 76 to 80. Right? And the room was jammed. There were lots of people and many either tail a plot making that they were taking notes or maybe they really were taking notes and or running audio, you know audio visual technology or in many cases holding a microphone because they were recording so that they could that was their way of taking notes and I understand because that was the norm in the day and really should be the norm now why not in theory our recording technology should have improved which it hasn't Ease and performance has gone down not up Just want you to think about that. It was easier to record or operate recording, you know a person in 1980 than it is today To get it to be in other words. Oh my god. I got to hear that click record play a record and it's recording Not hit this tap that bump this tat tat tat and by the way app and tat tat tat tat. No none of that Record I got his voice recording. Okay, I'm listening I'll be able to hear this from now on everybody will do why because I caught it right there didn't even lose the beginning of it. So there is, you know, things have not become more efficient. But it's fascinating that in the enemy camp, especially in the district of criminals, the level of incompetence and obviously the only thing this means is that as we've seen only admirals that think they are women when they are men get promoted. Only Men who think they are women, well, maybe they don't. They just like cross-dressing, will become the Surgeon General. Communist Chinese generals can wear American uniforms and be in the Joint Chiefs of Staff ready to betray America in a heartbeat and they get rewarded. Well, at least you get a squeeze on the ass and a hat on the head from the real rulers behind the scenes. You know, Ferri Satoro and his buddy Mike. I mean, Obama and his buddy Mike. So again, it's just the technology guys you almost have to keep things recording constantly but but the Catching it is so add hot Also, and that's fascinating because again the quality is down So they can't produce more product than they were in fact they produce less product Because they're terrified that somebody will start tearing down What they're doing now, let me give you an example of what what I mean by that Okay guys, let's say that everybody just starts recording what the Pedo Sniffer Meat puppet, Videnite, is doing at each press conference. You do realize you could take key words and see whether or not, you know, kind of like what people were doing with talking about how the press is, you know, given a script and everybody's saying the exact same thing. Well, what's the likelihood that in 7, 10, 12 different press conferences that the Bidenite is using maybe the same three words in a row and the facial structure, construction, and orientation is exactly the same. You understand what I'm talking about? In other words, if you were to survey, consider this. The logic is how many people are going to remember from day to day the actual disposition of the speaker. In other words, the person who's talking. So, reusing certain, you know, PAP or volume phrases would become the lazy norm. And you know what? I would pretty well guarantee that that's how it's been going. So, it would be kind of fun, you know, well this was a speech on like say September 1st. I THE PAH And then it's an extra- and then- oh here's three days later I THE PAH I'm just using three- you know just random sounds But it's the idea that the face is always in the same direction. Jephyril tall. Alright! Humble in the jungle. We'll be back. Walking before the drunk and the bright. Eating the nuts in the charnel wall. Just see a word then the boys will be right. the children back and the children night. Flouting along with little Jeff Rotel working to some pink Floyd and closing with some black Sabbath paranoid right here on W LSD quadraphonic stereo 66.6 on your a.m. Dial home of acid rock Jeff Rotel Bungle in the jungle, you know, it's funny is Jeff Rotel I They've been around for the group, they've been around for a very, very, very long time actually. It goes back to the middle 60s. And they became more famous and obviously very popular during a certain Windows 70s, early 80s. And you would think Bungle and the Jungle would be like the number one song. And it wore thick as a brick, there's a bunch of others that you know, you could go down the shopping list. But it's this obscure song that it's like, I can't even remember it. And it's like, oh, this is the best-selling song that Jeff Ropel put out. And it's like, really? And this is true of Bob Seger. If I were to ask you, what would you think is the most popular song that Bob Seger ever sold? How many different pieces come to mind? You know, I'm going to Kathmandu. I really, really want to. That's really where I'm going too. I'm going to Kathmandu. You would think that there's a whole bunch of those songs and be like, boom, that's at the top of the list. Because, come on, you can rattle them off half the time if you're an old person like me. I'm not that old. But I'm old enough, OK? So blame it on the moon. And I had to think, it's like, have I ever even heard that song? Seriously, it's like, okay, Bob Seger, Night Moves album, there's like five songs on that you can drive across this country. And there are at least five songs on the Night Moves album. If you're listening to any FM radio station that does rock and roll, you're gonna hear those five songs. If you drive across like the planes headed towards Texas, okay, every one of them, it'll be over a period of time. But then they'll be played a couple times. You tune into another station, you end up with another rock group, right? Another rock selection. But blame it on the moon. What was the last time you heard that song played anywhere? Okay, on the other hand, night moves, okay, blah blah blah blah. Go right down the shopping list. This isn't critical, but it's always fascinating to me. Where in the hell did the numbers come for that? I mean, since I'm not the center of the universe, but Songs usually kind of you know, like really jump out everybody Oh, yeah, you know and they'll rattle them off if it really was to the the center of Bob Seger's universe and the pinnacle of his music Why is it when I ask anybody not one person has mentioned blame it on the moon? Now it's a good song. I mean, I have no problem with that It's like Johnny Cash. Here's a song, you know that people would listen to Johnny Cash produce. Okay, but it's you know, there's a whole bunch of might could rattle off you go. Oh When did he do that? And that's about it, with the stuff that usually is rattled off when you do all this memorabilia work. It's like, I have no clue where that came from and I don't even know what album, I don't even know when that album was made. When was that done? Okay, so it's fascinating to me. I guess that was in another part of the planet at the time, which I was, I think. I was really busy with a whole lot of other stuff, so it just went pshoo! That bullet went right past my ear. Anyway, it is still a beautiful day here in the bottom of Michigan. It is in the 60s right now. It's probably going to stay that way unless something really weird happens because we've got relatively slow, low cloud cover. And that might keep us from frost tonight again, which would be kind of nice. The longer that lasts, the happier we'll be. Another thing here real quick, over at, or I forget, go to Sportsmansguy.com and go through their surplus web gear and they've got a few cold weather good items that are worth picking up. One of them, I've had a lot of people asking because of all these parkas that are showing up out there, in the surplus category, but there are a lot of them are not coming with liners. Now they do have a relatively medium weight or lightweight quilted liner, you know, built in, but they have a button or a snap-in option. I highly recommend these. They've been around for a very long time in the surplus system, but they were more expensive say 20 years ago. They're a little, they're still out there. The Dutch parka liners. If you have any of the longer parka or field coats. The usual M65 type field jacket liner is just a little short. These work really well like for the OD Green fishtail parkas or any of the knockoffs made like that. The Dutch that are out there obviously will work because these are Dutch liners. They're about $12 a piece and that's a really good price. Now I will point out that these are part of the triple layer system that I've mentioned many times on the air. So they're part of a system, but they will go, you know, you put these on, you put the field jacket on, the field park on, and you've got yourself an Arctic layer coat by the time you're done. If you have any kind of quilt lining for the first layer, the original layer of the stash of the coat and you add this you've got some really good deep protection and also it does typically go down about mid-fie if not a little longer depending on the coat you have. They do have the coats they're in DPM Dutch the coloring of the Dutch is more like US Woodland instead of being the typical DPM British although it isn't a paintbrush pattern that the British embraced years ago. It's a good pattern for Michigan. In fact, it's an excellent pattern. Probably you can't get any of it hardly at all right now. The field jackets themselves might be able to find the Dutch in OD Green, and those are good coats, by the way. But the DPM pattern in the coats themselves, everybody scarfed them up, or they're probably being used in wars overseas. They are a very well-made product. In fact, the Dutch make good junk. They mimic cuffs. in that respect with a lot of their equipment and copy it in many cases. If you didn't see this about two or three years ago, a bunch of sage green boots like the Belleville boots I'm wearing that I told you guys come from military uniform supply, they showed up in surplus by the thousands and they were tan, they were the sage green and there was black. And they were actual military surplus, but if you paid attention, they were Dutch surplus. And it was a massive over-purchase or inventory excess that they had. And they're good boots. It's just, and typically they're big. The Dutch boys are usually pretty tall and have good size feet. So the Dutch gear is usually in big sizes. Remember it's scrunch as well when you put in a field jacket you got all your different you know cinch liners like your waistband and all of that. So don't worry it'll blouse out well with your ear. But I recommend these if they're still available if they're gone they're gone and if the big sizes are gone I wouldn't be surprised because a lot of people know what I'm talking about. But if you go to SportsmansGuide.com www.sportsmansguide.com They may be in the clearance section still for $12.50 apiece or less. Now you gotta remember, I gotta remind you that too, Sportsman's Guide does a rollercoaster thing. They could be cheaper right now. And the shipping is pretty much flat, weren't flat rate, so you really can't beat it. Look to see what else they have in the clearance section and go through and find the stuff that makes sense and pick it up. By the way, I ordered another five of these Belleville boots for myself. I really like these. I am not gonna run out of these. I have had, haven't had a pair that work as well as these boots in a very long time where out of the box they fit the way they're supposed to. So I'm buying more. For $10 a pair for combat boots, they're only 14 wide, but by God they work. And I have been abusing them. The only thing I didn't do is dip them in cement. I worked with some cement and I didn't worry about where I spilled stuff. They cleaned right up. They're you know, they're used. I mean I've been used using them and I am going to pick up more I already have four other pairs on the shelf plus this I should have probably bought more the first time now. Hopefully they're still there and that's over at military uniform Supply.com Belleville flyweight boots size 14 wide and then they do have smaller sizes only about three or four small sizes below size four size four and below okay Careful dipping them in cement more. Careful dipping them in cement. They'd be here in the corny sleeps with the fishes. From the goth file. Whoa for some reason you're really, hold on Darry, you're really really quiet. Repeat that please. I said don't be dipping them in cement otherwise we'll be here in the phrase corny sleeps with the fishes. Yeah I know they're not going to let the cement seize around me. Yeah, I've been hanging on to something for a couple of days. I guess I'll might as well release it now I'm not sure if it's been mentioned before at Robert RTG Robert RTG Robert RTG comm they have French 40 millimeter filters brand new the ad says 2005 vintage So a lot newer than the 60 millimeters that I bought that were mid 80s and were fine. $10 apiece. About the cheapest price I can find for anything, especially a consistent quantity and a consistent batch and newer production. So robertrtg.com. We checked with them to find out if we could get a discount. We were told to talk to the owner and if we bought like a hundred or more, they might be willing to come down. I did not get 100 obviously because that's a little bit pricey for me. But I did get some and when they come in I'll give you a reading on them. But as far as what they say in their new French issue 2005, I'm wondering if they're not the ones that came out of all these French bags that we're finding. You know, the surplus French bags that everybody's putting their other Polish gear and stuff into. I'm wondering if those kits were not broken up. The filter is taken out and the gas mask fragged and the cases and the filters were sold and this is one avenue that the filters went. I'm just curious about whether that might have been the case. Well that may be the case. Very good. And again, spare filters guys, they're openly telling you that they've been testing biological and chemical ordinance and its disbursement potential. Well, that means what? Let's see. Now, of course, they're going to try to terrorize everybody so that we submit to losing our freedom. We're not going to do that. But thanks for the heads up, government. We should be buying gas masks, spare filters, chem suits, or Tyvek suits. Take your pick, whatever you can. In addition to that, rubber boots slash booties. And don't forget your rubber gloves, but now. One of the things I'm going to point out, you don't just wear the rubber gloves when you're wearing it for decon, you know, for NBC, for your mop gear. You have a set of gloves in search. They were actually a silk, the original ones were, and they're powdered so that what happens is it's possible for you to get the gloves on and off, the rubber ones. You ever got sweaty and damp inside a regular sealed rubber glove? Harder than hell to get off. the getting off part is especially critical for nuclear biological and chemical decontamination. You don't want to be fiddle-farting and fighting something to the point where you dust yourself up or splash yourself with something that you could have avoided had you better control of the equipment. Well this is a little trick when you have those rubber gloves or if you use other rubber gloves You need a white glove or like an inspection glove insert. Now, where do you go for one cheap? Well, here's where you go. Go over to ShopMedPet.com. ShopMedPet.com. ShopMedPet.com. You got the gas mask, got the filters, may have your hood. You're taking care of your chem suits. got your rubber gloves but your rubber gloves don't have the inserts so you go over to shop mode don't forget your rubber booties too and by the way the rubber booties they're rain boots. The standard OD green rain boot right now if you go over to the place I just mentioned over to Sportsman's Guide dot com Sportsman's Guide dot com they have in the clearance section I believe size 10 and below in the green standard US boot, rubber boot, rubber rain boot, and it is their new issue. And that's the chem boot. So guys, grab those. It's your rubber rain boot for weather like we're in right now. But it's also your NBC boot when the time comes. So buy spares. And they're down to, I think, $6 a pair. which really means you really can't afford not to buy them. And they had two different postings, so you'll have to look to see. One has bigger sizes than the other, has a wider size range. Don't ask me, I don't run sportsman's guides, so I don't know what they're doing. But in addition, and again, remember ShopMedVet.com has a whole lot of other cool junk like this. They have a whole gloves section. they've got stuff in there for a dollar a pair for things that you can't you can't make them and you won't find anywhere else for the prices that they're offering shop MedVet.com shop MedVet.com they have the white inspection gloves and that is the glove that you want to use with your rubber gloves for your mop gear your mop configuration. It doesn't have to be exactly like the US military. You can use other equipment that is commercially available, PPE. If it looks like you're having a problem finding what you need in the right size, remember, the commercial stuff is in full-size range, brand new off-the-shelf. Yes, you're going to spend a little more. That's maybe what you're going to have to do to get what you need. Okay, so don't worry about that. Another thing I'm going to remind everybody, decontamination. Guys, all of this great, you know, sustainment technology that they had piled up and now it's like pennies. All of the different types of semi-soaps and or decon, you know, the sterilization pads, you've got all kinds of different sanitizers. Those are your decon kit items. So, I highly recommend that you, especially the higher the bleach content, that you invest in those. I told you before, Kate, this is like a, kind of like a post-war benefit. You know, after World War II, all the surplus came out. That was a post-war benefit for the peasants. The same is true right now in this, in the first phase of the coronavirus attack on freedom. The stuff that they were doing when everybody was told that you're all going to be dead in 15 minutes and your eyes are going to pop out of your head like ripe grapes and your brains are going to ooze out your ears and you're all going to die. Well, of course, everybody, they piled this stuff up. The people who were selling it thought they were going to continue to make money and a rufous. And that the fear level would be maintained. and it didn't work the way they planned. So we've got a whole bunch of this excess now that they really want to get rid of. One of the companies here locally just cut in half all of what they already marked down to like bargain basement sanitizers. In the main which brand it is 50% off. So I just couldn't help but buy more. And as I pointed out, some of it is from one of the distilleries. Remember the distilleries were pitching in to help save America by helping to decontaminate America. Well, that was good. Glass bottles with a high-end alcohol cork, you know, like screw-on plastic cap, not tin, and not some cheapy malleable plastic. This stuff is designed hand-handled, high-octane alcohol. The great thing is, it's storing that kind of item right now. But what's really great is when it's empty, I can use it again. When we distill more and make ours rather than use theirs. Oh, that's kind of convenient. And so again, pay attention. There's a lot of stuff out there like that. It's all useful. And it's priceless right now, even though it's pennies. The decontamination wipes, the bleach types are running about 50 cents a bundle for a brick, about the size, a little less than the size of a regular brick to be quite honest. The sanitizers and the high liquid, you know like the not the viscous, so that works too, but in the standard you know liquid form are running a dollar or two for a quart. Right now the sanitizers for the gel type, which by the way is good for applying over areas where you have something that's on clothing or on the DEO, the decon suit on your NBC mop gear, you want to apply the bleach and you may want to try and again hit it with additional material. Now you're still going to treat your chem suit as totally contaminated. Remember, it's kind of like a loaded gun. If you have to use chemical defense technology and you have been hit, then, and that can be in a number of different ways, then remember it's a loaded gun. So when you don't, even though you're deconning, you're deconning to reduce the threat before you disrobe and take all the equipment and put it into all the stuff that's disposable. It goes into the decon bag and gets dusted with some more bleach, okay, and then it gets sealed. You then switch out to your next generation of equipment and move on with the mission. Or if you don't need to, then if you've decond, you've dropped everything, everything is on standby, you know, you already know what you need to replenish, you do that, and then you're ready to go into the fight again. But all of these sanitizers and disinfectants and all the other stuff that they created for the coronavirus scam, absolutely applies to our NBC nuclear biological and chemical decontamination support system. Now we don't need most of that for nuclear, but staying clean is still kind of nice. And another thing I would remind everybody, like I said yesterday, doing the paint when we were working on vehicles here the last couple of days, you know, I used the hand sanitizer first, And I knocked down almost 90%. Of course, the stuff is high octane too. But I knocked down 90% of what I had to scrub off my hands. Usually I'd have to use something like a little turpentine or whatever. Oh no! The alcohol and whatever the combination of glycol that's in there, dudes, it just sucked that paint right off my fingernails, off in all the strange places and little cracks in the fingers. And I'd just wash up a little bit more and I was done. So something to think about. You guys doing a lot of work like that? Might just, you know, again, buy a ton of that hand sanitizer just for common sense everyday application, as we've said. So it'll work for you. Next, we're almost to the top, so we'll stay on this subject for a little bit longer. Another thing I mentioned, the boots, that militaryuniformsupply.com, they have a bunch of other stuff on clearance and again I'm going to remind you something be patient go through the page but remember that there may only be one item left out of the 25 items listed once you do know that page you're going to know that okay I see that that's been there for a long time they've probably got just extra smalls left and you don't even bother you know going over it because they didn't add inventory to the clearance The big thing here is that they may add other items though and right now they have a number of other clothing items that are actually in good sizes, not too many pairs of pants, but there are a few. More important is that again there are some cold weather items that are very useful for you so you want to go through their clearance section and then look to see if they actually have the size on hand. Now, I would say this, if it's in their clearance section and you have a whole bunch of stuff that shows up like they had a bunch of boots here the other day, if you're right there on it and it's what you need and you know it's the right size, buy it. Just buy it. You know, pick out the boots you want, grab something else, go through all their clearance, see what else might be useful, and grab what's there because there's a lot of other people hawking the markdown sections and it only takes a second for someone with a big big credit card to clear off a shell and it may not take that much. I bought out three or four items from them one of them was a winter parka they had seven left. I bought them all bought bought out that category everything they had left and it was all they had left of that sale item. That's not uncommon. So if it's in the clearance, it's because they're at the end and they're at the tail end. It's the tail end Charlie inventory. They need to clear that out because it's a nuisance and they want to fill other stuff up on the shelf that they've been being occupied by a handful of items. Okay, so they don't really need that. They're in business to make, you know, to make money. And I understand that. So we take advantage of it whenever we can, especially where they have an issue where they got to move it out. Another thing here real quick and again having to do with water purification is, since somebody asked, guys if you can't afford, even if you can't, if you can't afford or you're looking down the road at other issues, you want to put so many gallons of bleach on the shelf, you want a certain amount of iodine on the shelf, You want to also watch for, again, other filtering systems. There's a bunch of other stuff out there. But your drinking straws and or your field filtering systems are only going to last so long. And if you're out there for an extended period of time or if you're coming back to a base camp, wherever you can, you want to try and use lesser technologies, water purification, Couple drops of you know a drop of bleach, but how big the container is We'll deal with all the problems that you need to in terms of most I won't say everything but most of anything that would probably kill you that might be in the water now Needless to say filtering is still nice but If you're familiar with military operations is more important than you kill all the bugs it might not be pretty But you're killing all the bugs there of whatever kind happened to have shown up and are in the water, hopefully. Most of the filter systems, though, do deal with, and that's why I'm telling you, I continue to purchase the better tech. There are some higher biological that are in the water everywhere in the United States, and you can't get away from them. It used to be that the higher frontier areas, the mountains, they weren't there. Well now they pretty well are. So the straw filter or any of the pass filter systems that are out there are a good investment and again it's just the idea keep the healthier longer. But here's another thing, wherever you can avoid eating up that filter by using it where it's unnecessary, pay attention. That's another big problem. Remember it's kind of like on your night vision device. You've only got so many gallons of replenishment available, of filtering available with any of the systems you pick up. So you don't waste it. I've mentioned this before, you know, like when you do your food, anything that's in a pouch, anything that you mix up, you drink the juice, everything. It costs you resources. You had to carry the technology out there to get the thing done. The technology is only good for so many gallons, for instance. It's just like when you're carrying food. You don't waste anything. Every stinking calorie you can get out of whatever the hell you're carrying, you need to have put into your system. You were carrying it for a reason. Okay? So the water is actually convenient because if you make, if you're using hot water and you have juices or whatever, you heat up an MRE pouch, pour a little bit of what's left in the bottom of that canteen cup in the way of your warmed water into the pouch, shake it up, drink it. You use up every calorie you could suck out of that pouch, that container. It could be a can, doesn't mean humans. And you're using up the fresh water that you have processed and you're not wasting it. You're not going to dump it. You better not. Remember, everything goes into the system. Your system is part of your industrial slash nuclear furnace. And it has to be a constant religious process when you're tactical. More critical than anything else understanding got to have energy in in order to be able to burn energy up that you're going to you're going to be using in playing scatter dodge with bullets or Scandinavian chainsaw tag take your pick either way so we're at the top and looks like we got some weather rolling in from the south it's a Gray line a darker gray line I'd be willing to bet that's moisture I could be wrong. Yeah, but I don't think so. Anyway, we should be hearing the music. We are at the top just about, guys. For everybody out there, again, a reminder that we're coming up on weekend again already. And one of my favorite fans, Muse. They're on our side. God bless the Republic. Death to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. And we are on the march both day and night. Who's wrong? Kick him to flats, get him down hard when they try to get up, kick him down again and don't let him get up a third time. My God. He finished the job. Well, second time. We're getting out of the way. We're gonna go grab a cup of coffee. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes, for the second hour of the evening. We'll be back in a few minutes, for Alright, it's been 15 days. I'm gonna come out now. Woah woah woah Jason! Stay in here until we have a vaccine! But 15 days will flatten the curve! Who said that? You! Jason, you'll get to leave eventually, okay? We just need a vaccine, and then you're good! Is there a vaccine? Here you go Jason! Finally! Woah woah woah Jason! What are you doing?! Jason we have to wait until everyone else is vaccinated. That's impossible! Okay, well at least until there's a second round of booster shots. How about now? Third round, fourth round, zero new cases, 12th jab. Passports for everyone! Not until there are no new cases in humans! No new cases in animals! Not until a room full of monkeys with typewriters can post Shakespeare! Jason, the monkeys got COVID! Ow! Look, once they flatten their curve, I'll let you out. Okay, they flattened their curve. Oh, great. Now we just have to wait until all diseases are eliminated. Gah! How long have you been keeping me in here? Jason, you've been keeping yourself in there. Now I'm keeping you in there. I had a dream the other night that, well, I didn't understand. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat. And speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free. and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this the land of the free 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. You've taken Satan's number. You've 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 buried. 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 to keep the torture freedom burning bright, as Iowoki vanished in the midst of whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the land of the free good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, this is the second hour of the Afternoon Intelligence Report. I'm R. K. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, northeast, and south. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com. Liberty Tree Radio on satellite. And we're listening, of course, you're listening, to us on a myriad of technologies both inside and outside the United States, and of course 91.5 FM expanded. I guess they're tweaking up the dial, they're tweaking up the wattage, and one of many, many, many micro FM and AM and conventionals that are out there all across the United States and also in Eastern Europe. We have a big following in Eastern Europe with the rebroadcasters there, we appreciate that. Micro FM has been very big for a very long time in the liberated Eastern European states. So heads up there. Anyway, it is Thursday. It is the 28th of October. It is the 13th year of open Fabiany socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2021 old earth calendar. Damn it, Jim. I'm a doctor. Not a brick mason, but I fixed this hoarder with some... Oh wait a minute, I guess I am a brick mason. Oh, wow, I can hang another shingle. And 2021 Battle for the Republic, the Dance of Swords. And it has been, well, pre-beautiful day, but I see a line. It's been a beautiful birthday for you, Dad, so happy birthday. I gotta come up real quick because I used something during the break. A little comedy skit there if you guys want to go see it. It's one of Freedom's Tunes cartoons they put out a little while ago. Actually, wait, I think that might be the most recent one, which is the one eternity to flattening the curve. Cute little skit. So if you guys want to go check that out, I did post it in the Discord. But go over to their site, you know, take a look at some of the stuff they're doing. They've got some neat little cartoons. I'll tell you what, I don't care who does it, but it would be fun. to do what you do is a parallel piece. It would be great. You know, we've been talking about the clutch cargo thing with Biden. Guys, do a split screen. Well, we can demonstrate that this is not real. Why? Here's the real world. And you do a clutch cargo version of Biden on the left, the one they're using, which is their version, which is a fake. You put the other one next to it with the still picture nothing moves except for the mouth and it's obvious. Oh, come on It's like odaker with the thumb, right? It'd be like, you know the clutch cargo. That's what it was like Thank you for Mark. I jot my own memory there again as usual if you've ever watched any of the odaker Comedy stuff that's done with you know, thumb me Okay, that's what clutch cargo was like So, except that the stuff that Odecurk does, everything moves around and it actually is functioning, which is like what they're doing with the Petrosniffer Meat Puppet in Washington, D.C. Only slightly more sophisticated, but not much. But anyway, it'd be kind of funny, goes, here's an example of how it should look and have the clutch cargo image on the right. You know, the fake as opposed to the other fake really is what it would be coming down to. It'd be apples and apples. But it'd be kind of fun because it would remind people of what they're probably looking at, it's a way to get people to think about what they're actually seeing on television right now. Which is a clutch cargo moment with a fake White House, a fake president, and the person really running it actually over at Pennsylvania Avenue sitting in the big chair now. While the kitty idiot, the Petosniffer Meat Puppet, is in the fake place. Listen, do we really even want to let him be in the big house? No, Boris. I do not think we need to do that. You know, Chao Pao Qing says that we have a fake place somewhere. What do we do? We set up, yeah, we have some cardboard, some paste. The Americas are stupid. We can put up this fake White House thing and the idiot Americans go along with it all the time. You s**t, you squirrel. And isn't that exactly how they've got to be looking at the country right now? That's a joke, but it's... Not a joke. That's pretty sad, isn't it? Kind of sad, yeah. Anyway, Ed, I'll tell you what, do me a little music break here right from the get-go, because there's another one I'd like to hear. And if we could, Jeff Rotol, broadsword. And again, a lot of interesting stuff done by every one of these older, well, bands, I don't care, older or newer, it doesn't make any difference. You'll find some unique pieces that are out there. Again, this is from a later album, actually from the Broad Cert album. It's the title track. And it's kind of a cool dark moody piece for, well, it's kind of upbeat, but it's not. It's a fighting song, but it's casual. Maybe it's like sitting there at Fortification, looking out at the sea, and what's out there on the horizon? What a nice spot there. Get me my, get the weapon. Here we go. Once again, flouting along with little Jeff Rotel right here on Liberty Tree Radio. We are back. Thank you, Edward. Appreciate that. Because, even as you played that song, there was a big black line of clouds. I'm on the high ground here looking to the southwest, and the image painted in the music is... It looked like I was staring out across the battlefield that. It's kind of cool. Anyway, it is a beautiful, beautiful Thursday here. We still again are alive and kicking and that's half the battle. You know, live as long as you can despite your enemy. They hate it when you do that. Okay, always remember that. They do. They hate it. And the big thing is enjoy yourself in the process. We shall sing as we slay our enemies. We shall sing as we slay our enemies and we shall be joyful. Yeah, dog knock wounds. Remember that. Anyway, we have a lot of other work to do here. A couple of the things real quick. I mentioned communications yesterday. One of our groups actually did order another bundle of the ball pegs. and got them within seven days. And by what they saw, those shipments they got was an air freight shipment. So I still, the other part about that is a port of entry issue, but communist China has been accommodated inside the United States quite extensively. And I would point out, remember you have international zones now at every airport, Battle Creek, Michigan, south side of the airport. Okay, they're in, you know, on the west side of Battle Creek, Michigan, Kellogg Airfield, is an international zone. And technically, Chinese real estate, or German real estate, or whatever country is, you know, whatever flag they've chosen to fly inside those buildings inside that little compound, and there's more than one of them there. Because of this, then that's technically how they expedite getting around a lot of the other pileups that are taking place. But it also means they can bring stuff in right to the doorstep of America and have it waiting on standby. Let me give you an example. You know, we talk about AK-47 kits and a lot of other gun kits. Guys, they don't cut those guns up overseas in many cases. You know that, right? You know where they're cut up? They're cut up at the airports. They're cut up at those international zones where a company has established a landing point and they bring the weapons in by the crates, by the plane load and stock them there. In many cases they don't have to disassemble or cut them until they feel the need to do so which means that while they do have a certain window of time where they have to demilitarize them, you know, in other words, de-ex them, what's interesting is at any given time there is a vast collection modern martial arms on foreign soil on American soil that are they're sitting there by the crate now in addition to that ammunition and everything else magazines, spare parts, support systems are all brought in to the same way. So technically they already have yet another beachhead depending upon who it is and you know how they're transporting. Remember They can actually make the transfer over here in the United States because they're on foreign soil. So the Chinese or whoever else can bring the guns in, whatever the company's face name is, and they can sit those there and then trade exchange them cash for, you know, digits for, you know, for material. And it doesn't leave technically Chinese or Baluchastani or take your pick French soil. It's on American soil, but it's an international zone. And I will remind you what I said years ago. And I've repeated this many times. Okay, H.D. Wells told you all about this with regard to the destruction of the sovereignty of America from within using the aerodromes. What's fascinating about H.D. Wells saying this is he said it before there were any planes flying. What? Oh yeah, as a matter of fact about the time that the Wright brothers first got a plane off is when H.G. Wells wrote in his not science fiction but in his factual text social engineering text they were talking about how to undermine the sovereignty of the United States. It's there's actually part of this in the H.G. Wells history of the world book one. If you remember, I've read it on the air. If you haven't, I'll do it again. I actually got, I got book two, which was the next text, only a little while ago, in with a collection of books that were to be burned, thrown out, and I caught them before the library had them destroyed. But what's interesting, old books, by the way. Yeah, you know, classic books, old books. When you're communists, you burn books. If you're in Ireland, they have libraries that are filled with books stacked to the ceiling from, you know, the 1100s. In America, the librarian's job is to burn books. They are not preservers, they are destroyers. And they do. And whatever order is given to them by the Fed, what books to purge, they do it every week. They burn books constantly. Okay? But what's interesting is that HQL, most of you would know him for like the time machine, okay, and other science fiction, but understand HQL's War of the Worlds, okay? When he was talking about this, there weren't any airports. And the term, of course, aerodrome was used for the longest time, and of course, a reconstructed airport is what you know now. And the argument was that those would be the plopped down Ringknocker International zones. Well, what did I just describe to you a minute ago about what's going on? On American soil, you now have these embassy type operations where you have blocks of foreign properties, whatever you want to call them, holdings, but they are not just something on American soil owned by a company. They're national border institutions. They are literally a drop of infection on American soil. And this is another reason I said, when we fight the American War for Independence, all these airports, we're going to have to build new. But they're not a big deal. It's not hard to do. And in fact, an airport, that's why they chose us. They were real kiss simple. You can, you know, for what they were getting for the deal, the destruction of the sovereignty of America, they had a minimal amount of investment in the complexes that make up what you would call an aerodrome. And so it's not a big deal to, A, disassemble the buildings, bust up the concrete, destroy everything on site systematically, and then purge the property from the rolls and take it from the internationalist. But that means you have to build a new airport, which is not a problem because it will be an American airport, not an international zone. See how that works? Oh yeah, it means that you're going to have plenty of labor time work on your hands. Don't worry about that. And we'll be getting rid of all of these international zones systematically and that will eradicate all of the other trappings and attachments that have encumbered our aviation system now for decades. especially since after all we're swapping spit with the Taliban that Chinese general with an American uniform on that's in charge of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He's swapping spit and sucking dinky with the Taliban. Of course, he probably is with the other poof dissiter in the government, the new regime anyway. But he's dealing with the Taliban as buds. Why do we have Homeland Security and why are we worried about anything having to do with travel papers or whatever? The Taliban just got a multi-billion, $100 billion benefit grant from the United States. We're talking to them, we're recognizing them as a government. So how can you claim that we need any of this 9-11 police state crap anymore? We don't. It's all done. It's all finished, right? And after all the same communist Chinese general in an American uniform, you know, Miley Cyrus? Yeah, yeah, you know, I do that intentionally, just like the pedo sniffer meat puppet. You know who that is, right? Well good old Miley Cyrus, can you picture him in a thong? Okay, yeah, I could see him cross-dressing with a wig the whole nine yards. Just like the guy he went to school with, who is the of the surgeon general, who is a guy with you know long blonde hair and claiming it's a woman. You do know that, right? They went to school together. You don't think so? Go look some of this stuff up. It's kind of fun. It's like So all these people know each other and most of them are all queers of $3 bill and the other ones, well, they don't say that they're not, they just don't boast about it. But they were all riding together. Yeah. Anyway, so as it is with the situation developing, I would point out again that we need to make sure that we square away all the basic technologies. We asked, of course, not yesterday, day before, Tuesday, communications Tuesday. We were talking about the block radio purchases. You can do large, like, gang purchases from a number of different sources. One of the things that you can do is also with batteries the same way. not just the proprietary batteries, but also with industrial batteries. In fact, if you see the term industrial battery, in many cases they're the trade batteries that you probably opened up a machine and it doesn't have a name brand on it, it just has a color. It would be like green or orange or white. They just have an outer casing. Of course they're appropriately protected, it's not like they're junk. But these are the industrial bulk batteries that the industry uses for utility work all over every aspect of manufacturing. And what's really neat about them is, of course, typically they are rechargeable, but they don't have to be. It can be standard, you know, the standard commercial battery of the day, whatever, alkali being very common. And the thing is, though, that the price is quite different in bulk, especially. So, if you are looking for a battery solution, you bought 50 dollars, and they do have the AA or the AAA adapter battery pack, then even though those are typically, again, loaded with a rechargeable battery, you can buy in quantity these nondescript industrial batteries, and they are a mid-grade. They're not low, cheap end. They're not the most expensive. but they are an industry standard and they are designed to have consistent reliability and performance for the whole of the production. That is the one thing that has happened with those. The neat thing is that, again, as I pointed out, some are rechargeable. You have to pay attention there because if you buy a block of batteries but you don't have the proper synchronized charger for all of the different types that are out there, then you're going to have to search out and find from the same industry, the surplus industry out there, industrial, you can find battery chargers that match up to that unit without any problem at all. In fact, I'd be quite honest, batteries are hard to find, or have been hard to find on and off for the last, what, six, seven years. Battery chargers for any of the units are readily available. Nickel hydride, take a pic, whatever it is you're using. The ion batteries, they're out there, the chargers are out there in force, and I'm talking industrial grade. I'm talking where you go to one of the surplus sites and you'll find the chargers are stacked up like cordwood. The batteries that used to be very, very common, and I used to mention on the air, usually you mention three or four sites, most of those sites have dried up completely because the American manufacturing, where they got the surplus from, don't exist anymore. You know, it's like I said, when they were getting rid of all these batteries, the American electronics production end of the business in America was circling the drain. Well, it's 2021. The drain has, you know, the bathtub has been emptied. So, you don't find the industrial stockpiles laying all over the place in the surplus that we did before. There's still some companies out there, and you may notice that they also have the same delivery restrictions that you have on the rest of your China stock. That's because the stuff is, if it is surplus, it might be coming from Malaysia, Micronesia, Indonesia, or even Vietnam right now because the companies, they move their junk there and then of course they change the designs, companies go out of business overseas, usually because they're shadows of whatever the company is over here. And whatever excesses they have, brand new in the box, old inventory, it slides to the next electronic project. And if you're lucky, we catch those in between the big boys, you know, or should say, the next company picking them up. And then they will see, you know, 180,000 of this or 200,000 of that available. When you look at the body count, we'll tell you how many pieces they have. If we're lucky, we hit that. But right now, it's a catch-as-catch-can situation for the batteries themselves. chargers again. It's worth having one of each and in fact I was looking at a resale point today and there were two battery chargers I should have picked up because there one was a again an ion battery charger that covers all of the different sized batteries the way most of the battery chargers traditionally do and the other was a larger gang battery charger for D cell nickel cadmium, NiCAD. What would you want that? Nightcads, old. Yeah, but nightcads are still around and as a matter of fact, one of you listening donated two cases of D-cell nickel cadmium batteries to us and that's what I'm running the spotlights on, the flashlights, the larger kell lights and mag lights that we have. So I appreciate that. Also, we have a case of the C-cell. The C's are becoming harder to find. So I would recommend if you have any of the middle or older technology and it's a C-cell, if you see the C-cell size, wow, C-cell is by the C-shore, right? The C-cell sized batteries in any manufacturer pattern or type, I would recommend that you buy into them. They're going to be the tougher one to find. Now there are some tricks. including creating spacers and using smaller batteries in the larger units. That's not hard to do, but most people would think to do it. However, the consideration is, remember that larger battery, typically, if it's better quality, has longer, deeper potential when it comes to running time and consistency and output of whatever energy is available through it. So, that's one of the major considerations when you're looking at a lot of the equipment that's out there. How long can I run it? Well, if I can run it on double A's and that's what I got, I'm going to run it on that. But I also have to remember to have discipline with regard to operating the equipment. And this is something that again, when you don't need it, you got to shut it off. With radios you have radio broadcast windows and then you shut it off. You may have one unit monitoring, but all the rest of your equipment should shut down to conserve battery power. It depends on whether or not you're in constant contact or if you're in what is basically maintenance mode. And this is true with anything else. I don't care what electronic piece of equipment you've got. You're only going to have so much lifespan and then you're going to have to be scrounging for material. Another reason to have the rechargeables ready to go and again have alternate power systems on hand. Solar power, mini wind units, water drop if you guys know anything about doing a little hydro. I haven't mentioned that in a while, forgive me, but I should. We have had a perfect wet season this year. It doesn't always run the way it does we did this year. But in Michigan, we're in the land of water. If you don't know where Michigan is, you got the hand of God that you can see from space, right? And all around the hand of God, you have all of those great lakes of fresh water. Well, you see the one that's way up at the top of the fingers there? That's Lake Superior. It's way up uphill. Everything drops south from it. Everything drops down. and gravity sucks and water will, if you look at a river and then you look away and then you look back every drop of water you're looking at there wasn't there before. So the constant migration of liquid pretty consistent for our neck of the woods, which means that hydro, little hydro is a very good investment. In fact, it's a highly recommended investment. So I suggest that you seriously take a look at if you are in any of the watered areas. And you can do hydro and conceal it. There's so many tricks that are available there. You don't want to put it out and make yourself a little hoover dam. You want to create the illusion that nothing has changed in your environment. And that's not hard to do. Amazingly enough, some of the hydro units are actually dippers where you actually have an arm. They drop the unit down, the paddles are in the water, the unit is up above. You can run it as needed and it's kind of like a mobile wind generator. Others are literally mini versions of an actual hydroelectric dam. One company out of Germany, which is still making many variations on the unit, produce what are basically gang type hydro units. You can stack them side by side. You can do one to six or seven or eight side by side and create a mini hydro dam. Virtually a small version of the stuff that you see out west or anywhere around the country with these big long dam networks. And they have six, seven, eight runoffs. And, you know, they have six turbines. At no time are typically any of those dams running with all turbines operational. It can be the case. And sometimes they have a call for demand because somebody wants their power because it's cheaper. They market it that way. The electrical grid, you're marketing and offering at a price and then everybody cherry picks what they want. Okay. from the power that's produced. Well, you're not going to have to worry about that, but if you have a greater demand or need, then you don't have to run off the power grid in order for you to produce the power you need to run machinery. because the other side is tracking the use of your electricity to determine whether or not you are a target of opportunity. And if you're not listed as a company but you're using industrial levels of electricity, then they would take notice of that and be curious. But if you're producing all of your own power and you're not on the grid, either with diesel generators or small hydroelectric or other sources, then it's impossible for them to track what you're doing. prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance the pea principle and we want to make sure we stick to that process okay. Another thing here real quick about hydro which is really cool is again you can hide it in so many ways. What you do is you build a side channel which draws the water but doesn't divert the whole the whole stream or the whole river or whatever. First, you set up all of the technology that you need. Then you open up the coffer dam that you set up in with cement blocks or whatever at the mouth of the intake. Pull that out and congratulations, you have a covert slash hidden hydroelectric system that can run kilowatts. Okay, so something to think about there. And there's some really cool things that can be done with the power that you produce. Just again, an idea. The smaller ones, you don't have to have something that will light up a city or light up a house. Maybe you just needed to charge those batteries we were talking about. So be creative. There's a number of different solutions out there. Anyway, next. And of course, we are headed to the end of the month and the weekend coming up. It is Thursday, so I've got to say hi to our friends at Camp Naga-Hitcham. We have our micro-AM and micro-FM, forgive me, up and running. And I want to say hi to the advance party crew that's there. I understand we have some friends up from Tennessee this weekend at Naga-Hitcham, along with individuals from actually Tennessee and what was the other one, North Georgia. From North Georgia also, so I want to say hi to the guys there the advance party should be showing up again Emmerich Emerson new camp Stasa camp whalen north The ogama ranges nag hitchem Fox wolf and the rest of the sites are all active this weekend The farther north you go the more you're gonna be seeing cooler weather you're going up in altitude So I can't emphasize enough if you're coming up from the other states, if you did forget something, I know Wally World is horrible, but guess what? Grab what you need from Throwaway Wally World so that you've got just a little extra. There's all kinds of inexpensive things you can pick up. Of course, there's also Cabela's and everybody else out there. But remember, it would be a good idea to pick up if you don't have spare ponchos. The 6x8 standard, green on one side, brown on the other carpoolins are available at Menards, Lowe's, Home Despot, all of them, for about $3.98. I highly recommend that this time of year you have a couple of those at least in the vehicle because they are so cheap. But the big thing is that carrying them in the field, it gives you the ability to improvise. In fact, you kind of practice what you preach if you end up needing additional coverage. They're lightweight, they're castaways. A lot of guys, they bring them up, they use them if they do use those types of carts. And then they leave them as a gift to the facility, which is kind of cool because we end up with extra equipment, which is the plant. Another thing, don't forget, if you're going to any of the facilities, but at Niagara-Hitcham tonight, there's a Meyers, not too far away. The price to get through the door per person, not per car, per person is two number 10 cans of food. We don't care what food, okay? If you got two cans of pudding at the Distress food store down the street and one number 10 cans. That's fine. Cost you a dollar or $10. We don't care. It's the idea of discipline in performance. You're adults. This is the cost. We don't charge dollars to use the facilities. What we do is we get something you can't go, man, they're spending this on wild parties. Yeah, we're taking your two cans of string beans and having a wild party. Two number 10 cans of corn, string beans, kidney beans, I don't care what it is, cheapest. When you get down there to the Meyers, they have a certain number of number 10 can items. You pick out a couple things. Relish, if it's cheap. Maybe they got relish marked out. There you go. What are we going to do? We're going to have a party with relish. Well, you guys will. If you come to eat, you'll find out what the girls can do with all that food. But the idea is that we're building up a strategic reserve, a tactical reserve locally, but a strategic reserve inventory. Everybody gets fed out of the A ration, those number 10 cans, with the exception of some tweaky items, like the desserts the girls do, and other stuff that's done by the cooks, because we have chefs there, too, guys that like cooking. The big thing here, again, is that they have an inventory that can feed an army, because if we have 216 or 300 or 400 people show up on a weekend, That's times two number ten cans. Do the math. How many pallets of food is that? Now we aren't going to use that that day. If we eat, we eat, feeding everybody three meals for three days. Nine meals. We're not going to use 800 plus cans of number, number ten cans of food. It's just not going to happen. Guess what? That's the plan. In doing this, we can actually set up a supply system so that if we mobilize and go to war, we are able to support. The stuff would go off-site. I have a plan for that. Remember, if you've seen how the stuff is palletized, it's already wheeled and ready to go. Anybody who's ever been in any of the facilities. So all we're going to do is make sure that it stays left. In other words, it slides sideways. and it is now part of the tactical inventory for operations. So it's part of the plan ahead and it's a constant insurance package. You're always changing out, we're always rotating, you know, no two months would the inventory be the same. because of a combination of consumption and also what you guys donate. And that's seasonal because like I said, sales. Guys, I'm serious. One time down here on the border with Ohio at the Dollar Tree, they had number 10 gallon cans of freshly packed whole plums for a dollar. The guys bought those and that was their payment to go through the door. You know what? That was pretty good eating. Well, they only donated a dollar. No, they donated two number 10 cans of food. That's the price. Okay, now we stop people at the gate telling me you got to go back down and get some. That's the religiosity of discipline. You have to have, you know, if somebody else has extra cans, I guess, you know, you guys can say, oh, well, Bob didn't forget his. Oh, his are right here. Fine. We don't care. But if you don't have it, you're gonna have to turn around and there's a couple stores down the street Different locations for each one and everybody's got number 10 cans Maybe it will be a can of relish and a can of black olives that you buy because it's all they got I don't know we'll find out or yeah cheese and olives. Oh, wait a minute and taco sauce Oh, hey, we're heading the right direction Get some bags of nachos and we can eat like kings So anyway, remember, these are things you can all be working towards. Now, talk about working towards. I've talked many times about support for our medical personnel for our convalescence processes. I really should put it this way. Something you can do. Here's something you can do that's easy. Go find a travel bag, an air travel bag. I get them for free about every second day. If you watch the resale sites or the again the lug well actually the moving companies have stuff that's in their storage they throw away non-stop. I just got like nine of these carry-on bags for free that are they're black they have wheels they have the extension arms a whole nine yards. Get one of those pick up one of those cheap or free. And if you go to resale shop yeah they got one for $2. Buy it. Now, doesn't mean it was size, bigger or smaller, but you know, make it medium size so you don't have to fight and then take up much space. Now, why don't you start watching for things? Example, earbuds. Go to Dollar Tree and buy five sets of decent, you know, each one a different color, by the way, not all the same color. Try to get different colored earbuds. I know they're cheap, they're not the fanciest, but they work. And they do have some that are better than others. Experiment. In fact, prime yourself. Take five or six or seven or ten dollars worth of those and put them in that bag in a Ziploc bag. What? Yeah, I'm giving your project here. Watch for CD and cassette players Walkman type that people are getting rid of at resale shops. Usually I get them for 50 cents a dollar. I just got a bunch of them for 50 cents a piece. Two of them are brand new in the box. One of them still has the wrapping on it, right? Put those in the bag. Now I got If you want to make sure you got power supplies so we pay attention what your little you know your little CD Walkman have if they don't have the power of the wall work with them you want to watch for those again go through the junk at the resale shop usually the ones we have here oh hell there's like a rat nest of about 600 of them because nobody ever keeps them together and the characters that should have wrapped them around the machine they belong to didn't and so they just get chucked around and eventually I'll get put in the same box. Pay attention. You'll learn a few things about voltage. Okay, I'll put and you've got to have the same jack plug that plugs into your little Walkman. Now you got two or three of the Walkman. Try to make them all the same, but who cares if they're not? I mean granted you've got to be careful because Sony takes Sony plugs. Okay, you do know that. Anyway, what you're gonna do is now you're gonna take your wall works, put them in Ziploc bags. Make sure you put your little Walkman in Ziploc bags also. And also while you're at it, watch for CDs. I just got a case of CDs the size of an egg crepe and a lot of others actually. Now in that there's a bunch of long play or a mix of different musics. Well guess what? Keep collecting. Preferably largest collection, the largest number of CD of music on a single CD for the cheapest price. and make it a mix of stuff. And just keep grabbing more of those CDs and putting them in that carry bag. Now if you can, you want to put so many of them in a Ziploc bag because everything is weatherized that way. But you know, you get your Ziploc bags from Dollar Tree. Don't go out and spend top dollar on anything. The idea is to minimize. But when you're done, if you just keep adding to that, you might find a couple of cassette players, wouldn't hurt to buy, grab a Walkman cassette players. Keep the headsets together or the earbuds together, put them in a Ziploc bag, and then put those in there too. And by the time you're done, you have an entertainment center. The last thing you want to add, although you can do it right now, but remember, you can go to Dollar Tree and get the eight packs of AA and AAA batteries. What does your Walkman take? What do your little de-rigs take? Usually it's AA. Grab a whole bunch of AA, two or three dollars worth, that's the most. and put them in a Ziploc bag and make sure in fact each bundle is in its own little snack bag and put them in a Ziploc bag. Why? Because those cheapy butt batteries, if they sat long enough, would go bad and leak. They will. But for as long as they're good, what you have is you got some power on board, you've got a playing system, you got some listening technology, in other words you got some earbuds, you also might have some of the headphone sets. and you've got lots of music. That's a poor man's little entertainment center right there. And don't spend any money, I didn't say go out and get $20 CDs or $10, this is classic CD, no. You watch for the stuff that's either being thrown away, you get a discount deal on, at the resale shops. Look at everything, make sure that there's a discount. I just got, like I said, a bunch of them if I paid little or nothing for. And I got about probably 60 or 70 the other day for free. Now are all of them gonna be kept? Well, I don't throw everything away, but some of them are not music guides necessarily let anybody listen to. I always pay attention to that. Well, that goes over there, the rest go over here. And then all of that goes into one of those bags. No, tapes like that, Dad, real quick. With audio tapes like that, if people are not familiar with cassette tapes, and I know that I can't believe people wouldn't be, but there are people younger than me who didn't experience cassette tapes. There are these little notches on the top, even on professionally recorded tapes, that if you tape over those and you put them into a tape recorder with a record button, you can put whatever you want onto it as long as it has an input. Yep. The message system. So you have an alternate message system. the ability to record. A lot of your Walkman, your better ones, have not only the play but record option. And they have an onboard pickup mic. So just something to think about there. And it depends. I'd say one out of three that I'm running to are like that now. The more expensive ones, I don't know, people aren't either having thrown away, I might be missing them. but there is the ability to use any of your cassettes as a recording tool. So again, this is a cheap solution, but this is something you can all do, and it's a good way to practice some of what we preach here because it's not going to cost you anything, it's going to be minimal, and you can have fun, like make up your list, and then see how you can meet it without actually spending any money. I've gotten hundreds of both cassette and or CD players in the freebie boxes at yard sales. I got about four or five of them this last weekend. Today's Thursday already, my God. You know, so four days ago, well five days ago, came across one of the local estate sales and held, had these up by the road. They already decided they weren't even going to sell them. They just walked them out to the road and had them out by the curb along with a whole box of that's where the 60 CDs came from. that I got for free. And was there anything wrong with them? Oh hell no, this is a grandpa collection. This is stuff that was so well taken care of, it looks like it's brand new out of the box. Even the CDs, they look like they, you know, were just like they just came from the store. So guys, there's a fortune out there in resources, better quality than anything that you're going to run into. Remember, the older it is, the better it's built. And it's really true of VHS tapes. Today I was moving, I got like six cases of VHS tapes. Of that, I've got some classic examples of the difference between original VHS and later production VHS in terms of density of the cassette and weight of the tape, quality of the tape. Okay, and this is especially true of old old old original VHS movies by the way, I got a first generation ET Today it jumped out at me because right off the bat. I just picked it up and the thing way like Dead that's contraband that actually has guns in it. Yeah Yeah They went back and replaced all the feds guns with radios in the DVD versions. Yeah. Yeah. So this is the one where the feds are all running around with guns instead of a radio, which in this day and age in the 21st century, trust me, they aren't running around with radios. They're running around with guns. Police state America. Come on. So, but anyway, yeah, that's true. And again, the The most important thing here is that, well, why did I get all the cassettes, the VHS days, or same thing. Therefore, we're sorting them out right now, and we're making like two, three different libraries because these are all estate collections. And some of them are movies I don't have. And so guess what? They're going to my library because they didn't slide a lot of this stuff over to DVD. And so guess what? It's stuff that you can't find anymore. and one-of-a-kind, older stuff, older movies, but that's fine. In fact, we watched just as many things for May and Mark 50 years ago as today. Go ahead, call or jump in there. Hey, Mark, this is JW, no longer in Los Angeles, relocated and much happier. I'm actually working in the eastern part of Washington, but I was down in Idaho, the northern part, and it is a completely different environment. So with that said I just wanted to comment on this topic I I collect a track tapes and I have a portable attract player Okay, but more importantly I wanted to just comment on old technology is built better You know my father he's he's a little older than you went close to your age He has the reel to reel And it is in mint condition. And let me tell you, when he plays it today, it's just like when it was made right off the shelf. It's tape. And it's no different than the tape that's using the cassettes that you were just talking about. And I presume it's the same with the A-tracks. Of course, A-tracks, you know, they're not as user-friendly when they, you know, they kind of, when you play them at the end, you don't get the whole song, it's got to go to the next side and such. But, I mean, the technology is the same. It's a magnetic tape. And like I said, my father's reel to reel. It looks like it's in mint condition, but more importantly, it plays just like it did when he first got it. Yeah. And you know, what's interesting again, remember the quality of the audio quality, number of tracks available, subdivision, you know, by per, let's see, was it per quarter inch of sound compression space is so superior to digital in so many different ways. But, you know, and needless to say, of course, first you have to attack a technology and that way you can get everybody to release it or get rid of it. And then when you don't know because you can't compare notes, then people are used to whatever garbage is available next. And that's like what we've been talking about here as a 21st century with cell phones. Okay, if you were to have a, it's weird because 30 years ago, the bag phones, 25, 30 years ago, the bag phones today, everybody would marvel at. They're more comfortable. You've got a handheld receiver that is user friendly, not trying to hold the whole radio to your head. And they had greater range, would have phenomenal range now. In fact, there's a lot of black spots. Some of the people don't think about it. If you had a bag phone today, there's no place you couldn't pick up a signal. Exactly. That's what I was going to bring up, Dad, is the bag phone transmitters are so much more powerful than those little rinky dink cell phones that you have. Think about all the towers that you have around you, okay? The bag phone wouldn't need that many, but because of how powerful the bag phone is, even out in the middle of BFE, you'd be able to get a signal without all these cell phone towers around. It'd be like you were sitting in the middle of town, right? And the same is true with the audio quality with reel-to-reel. Granted, digital has, you know, progressively, whatever, we have seventh generation digital now, maybe eight. They've tried to tweak it, but if you're really listening, one of the reasons that you notice the difference between analog and tape is the consistency in the strand, the subconscious strand, when you go from note to note or even when you carry a note. Because in reality, this is why the flow, somebody would say, the flow of the music seems different. Well, that's true. In reality, were you able to slow down and properly listen to moment by moment element of recording on digital, in reality, a held note is like max head roll. It's like a buffering sound. And with tape and with analog wasted up, it is a perpetual string. and there is no break in the process of 0101, there's no 0101, 011 involved. The process of how it was recorded and the medium dictates that what you have is a true life reflection in a electronic database. And that is, and again, that wasn't accidental. Remember that originally, even with 0101, Uh, guys, it was magnetic tape that was originally used to process computer data. For a reason. Consistency. In fact, it was why it was developed in the first place. So anyway, we're at the top and congratulations! You're in a place where you can breathe! Breathe, my friend! Breathe free! That's a good thing. God bless our republic. Who rocks? Death to the new world order. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the Empire is on the run and we are on the mark Remember guys, it's great when you can be amongst people who are of like mind and all of a sudden you're not fighting uphill. You're not what Bob Seger say, against the wind man. Well, we're always racing against the wind. It's the fun part of life. But guess what? Kind of fun when you got a lot of people who are like mind with you. Or at least in the ballpark. Okay. Anyway, we're going to take off for now. Ed's taking over. Liberty Tree Radio continues. God bless y'all. We'll be back at 8 o'clock for the evening in Delaware Fort.