A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his... His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat. Speaking low to me, he said, we fought a revolution. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the Lincoln home, 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. It's 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 school. 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 trade it 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 to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke he'd vanished in the mist for once he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as Tyrant trampled each god-given rite, we only watch him 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'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Is this still the land of the free? free, which will you be? Remember, get every leftist that you can identify, get them, promote them, agitate them to get the murder, death, kill, AIDS shot. In fact, Kelvin Metfiace said that if you get more of the first shot, you know, you don't have to tell the other people you go to get a shot from at the other location. You got a shot at the other location. Tell them that if they get multiple first injections, the Auchi said it would be double plus good. You'd be extra strong magical witch doctor Juju. This of course will promote the first phase of the AIDS process and put our enemies on the road we need to see them on and want to see them on. Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is the Evening Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Kearney. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in Akkai territories, west, south, north, and southeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on... libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.com on satellite, and we are on a myriad of technologies both inside and outside the United States, too numerous to mention. Well, I did mention them, only the newers. Oh well, anyway. It is Weapons Wednesday. It is the 3rd of November, and it cleared up. Well, kind of. It's got a low overcast. It's been cleared off from the distance. temperature in the high 30s right now and comfortable no wind no wind chill which is really good it is the 13th year of open Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2021 battle for the Republic 2021 the dance of swords and congratulations here we are By the way, it is 808 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I want to make sure I get the time, well at least correct for whatever I can find the way of a reading here whether or not we keep count on that all the time. As it is, it has been a perfect week so far. No, it's been cool, but November, come on, my God, we got all this beautiful weather for so long, the leaves just started falling off the mulberry trees, okay, and it came off green. Didn't even turn, they came off green last night. Which kind of interesting, but it happens when the you know, we get a extreme cool It's kind of like hypothermia for the trees. We warned you about this for you same problem with trees They have it every they have it happen every year. So get over it. It's normal. Okay anyway It is weapons Wednesday You know, we talked about Van Absen slings only because these are accoutrements attached to what is a core weapons system And there are some situations where the, you know, typically again it is useful, but I'm going to point something out. Probably one of the most known weapons of the Vietnam War was the Hawk, the M60. And it's interesting that you will see two schools of thought, just as I was talking about two schools of thought with the main battle rifle, with regard to the Hawk. You will see in most cases the sling does not exist. Now you can detach a sling anytime you want and in many cases, depending upon whether or not contact was expected, encumbrances were disconnected. But you'll notice if you pay attention to the riflemen around the gunner, that they don't have a rifle sling on their weapons either. And you'll notice that in many cases, as I pointed out, the sling rings are taped, etc. Again, there were different schools of thought. This happens in every cycle of any military operation. Military activity, especially a large one, with a lot of different activity in different parts of the theater. And it's always interesting. There's always people who either testing, experimenting, they were either told to do so or they just took their own initiative. Officers can do that. You know, that was used to be rewarded. Nowadays, of course, with the faggotty boy queers that we have in the in the pentagram. Oh, hell, that's that's evil and terrible and bad. That's showing toxic, you know, intelligent masculinity. Oh, God, you can't do that. You know, improvise, adapt and overcome. How dare you? Oh, my God, how dare you? With those faggotty boys. So anyway. As it is, other things that came and went, well actually they're still out there but you don't see them, muzzle caps. Okay guys, you can actually go out and buy them, but how many times did you see everybody using muzzle caps or another one of my favorites is the vinyl magazine pouches. Magazine actually bags. Vietnam was a horrible condition. Lead type keepers on a vinyl bag. that was designed so that you seal them up in it, but you could tear the bags, since they were perforated, and this kept most of the moisture off of the magazine and the ammunition. Probably it would be a good idea, and I'll tell you where I would use it if I'd been in that situation, I might not have used it to carry with my weapon, but I would have used it for cashing magazines and ammunition. Oh, yeah, as a matter of fact, when I was a young soldier, One of the many things that we were taught about, you know, caching is taking existing components in the system and utilizing them for the purposes we're talking about. You know, burying things and making sure when you come back they still look like what they were when you buried them. Not rusting hulks or puddles of oxidation. And the vinyl pouches were not popular with the troops as far as carrying everything constantly, especially combat ready. But it was a way to keep things dry during the monsoon if you had auxiliary magazines and you wanted them loaded up, topped off, but you had to keep them on the ready, keeping them on a ready shelf and having them rust in place and oxidize and go green in place wasn't a good thing. So even in what we would maybe consider short-term caching or in other words pre-deployment in a defense in depth or in a defense in a base, firebase, something like that, these pouches did become useful. In the field, not so much. They just became another encumbrance that a lot of guys did not want to mess with. Some people did, depending upon whether or not they were closer to the coast. I know guys that were in the Mekong Delta that used a lot of the equipment simply because, again, they're in constant moisture. It's the land of wet. Mekong Delta is the reason we fought the Vietnam War, R-I-C-E. And they'll argue everything else, but that was the bottom line. Vietnam is the only nation state with a piece of real estate that has three crops a year as opposed to one when it comes to rice. It's why China wanted Southeast Asia, why they wanted Vietnam, why after we left they tried to invade three times. because of RICE. Not just that they could use it for their own purposes. They had enough food to feed themselves. They were just starving out their own people intentionally. You know, murdering their population. Like you're seeing them getting ready to kick off here in America. They wanted to manipulate everybody else's food reserves. If you controlled the Vietnamese rice crops, then you controlled the excesses that would feed other populations if there were shortages like Bangladesh, Eastern India, All of Southeast Asia, say into the Pacific, out into the island nations, which typically could have good times, but hey, volcanoes, tornadoes, well, forgive me, hurricanes and typhoons, hit on a regular basis and could destroy full animal populations in terms of livestock and destroy crops. It was the surfy of excess food produced out of Vietnam and Thailand. that pretty well ensured that they didn't have massive, massive die-offs in the western Pacific Rim. Something nobody wants to talk about, but food is always a weapon, and this is Weapon Wednesday. Anyway, the muzzle cap. Again, another thing if I was cashing a weapon, a great way to keep more junk out of the end, especially moisture, but here's what you do. You take your weapons grease, You grease the inside of the muzzle caps that they made and you grease everything on the inside of that flash hider too. You wipe out your finger all covered in whatever, get it inside there, get in all the tines, take that muzzle cap, put it on. Guess what? You're not going to be moisture coming in from that end, not for a while. Eventually the grease will sloth off with gravity over decades, but you're not going to leave it in a cache that long. Other items including weapons bags, which yes, they also made those kind of like the vinyl bags that they made for the magazines. They were used a lot, but they were used mostly again for transport, you know, and additional or auxiliary storage weapons. Anything that needed to be at the ready, you really didn't want an encumbrance. You didn't want to think in the way to get to the gun so you could return fire if somebody was trying to kill you. But they were useful for, again, transient storage. So again, an example of what we're talking about here where you can take these items and use them for what is a second line purpose, especially if you want to bury 20, 30, 40 weapons, you want to have cases of ammunition on hand. But you're doing it in the field because you have to improvise in a situation where you wanted to reserve the weapons, maybe you just knew you had to over access like an excess abundance or something. You want to be able to cash it so you can go back to it as needed and nobody is going to be accountable for it. That's especially useful in a lot of situations. You know, what the eyes cannot see, the heart does not long for, especially on paper. Military, US military units notoriously acquired vast quantities of foreign weapons to utilize and even allied equipment or American equipment that was off the books because of theoretical battle damage. Usually when the Inspector General showed up, everybody started digging holes and burying stuff just like I'm talking about because they had to make it disappear while the idiots that were from the suit and tie group showed up. And as soon as they were gone, everything got undugged, everything got put back in place, and they were back to being a fighting unit rather than a show unit. And this happened a lot. This happened in World War II, this happened in Korea, it happened especially in Vietnam. I guarantee it wasn't much different really with the last couple of, you know, Desert Dust Part 1, well we didn't worry too much about that. We were pretty mobile there. But still, anything that could be acquired, especially generators and auxiliary equipment was grabbed and put into service. I know that. I have firsthand reports from the kids I train. In Desert Dust 2, pretty much the same thing. Whatever you could acquire, fine laying around, usually, you know, again, you tag it and bag it and put it into use. However, probably the best example is World War II. Infantry units didn't have enough mechanized and so they got really good at picking up German equipment and turning it around and keeping it running and building whole armored sections and mechanized, let's say, armored infantry conversions of leg infantry units because of acquired material that the enemy left laying around. Another example of effective improvising, adapting and overcoming. One of the things to remember, again with a lot of this, is you still need something I keep mentioning, POL, Petroleum Oil Lubricant Products. Poll, slash POL, is a big problem in the long haul, and this is another reason that you need to start thinking conservation from the get-go. If you're deactivating something, Forgive me, if you're reactivating something, you're bringing it out of storage, you know all that grease that you might have on the weapon? Well, grab a can or a bag or something and instead of just wiping it off with a rag, you take a piece of card stock and you scrape off as much of that and save it. Now you won't save as much as you put on the weapon, I guarantee, because you're not going to be able to get every nook and cranny. You're going to have to break out, you know, bore cleaner or gasoline. You're going to get grease off because you've got to make sure if he's clear. so you can re-lubricate the weapon. Especially if you do deep storage where you did the gas system, you gotta get all that junk out. Now you'll do that physically, you don't waste gasoline or waste more cleaner or whatever else you have to use. The Army used diesel fuel. They gave us diesel fuel to cut grease off of stored weapons. 50-50, 55 gallon barrel of diesel fuel from the auto section. They brought it over and said, we're gonna clean weapons. It's like, with what? Why we got 55 gallons of diesel fuel? Well, how about more cleaner like the stuff they were selling over at the government auction just last week? Okay, it really pisses you off when you see that kind of dribble. Oh, by the way, we didn't have any rags either. We had to use nylon leisure suits that were, you know, rags. I'll tell ya. But anyway, um, one of the things you want to do is when you save the grease, you may not be able to use it to, you know, store a comparable weapon, but between two or three scrapings, you got enough grease to put another weapon back into storage or a smaller firearm. And remember, POL, petroleum oil and lubricant products, you have a cracking plant in your barn or your garage I don't know about. So as things are burned or it consumed, mostly it's consumed, remember it goes into an engine, it comes out the other end with less and less of everything available. In other words, let's say you do have a car wreck, you're only going to get five quarts of oil out of the engine if you can drain it. You only got so many other places you can pull something that is a POL product, but half of it's not usable, not for your purpose. You know, there are things you can do with the brake fluid, trust me, but that has to do with explosives. Hydraulic fluid, same thing, not so much useful for everything else that we'd be doing right now that we're talking about, but great for developing improvised munitions. So you always have a reservoir of hydraulic fluid which can be converted over into other was it picryx? And then you have of course brake fluid which is really fascinating because that can get you into the high velocity stuff. Anyway, and don't forget you got radiator fluid with that. You got to re-distill that because remember you've thinned it out with water when you put it in your radiator but even that, the glycol there is quite useful. Don't forget glycol base explosives Yeah, that gets over into the C2 and C3 categories, C3 is soluble. Anyway, and they can be made from scratch. Takes a lot of work, but they can be made from scratch. So when you do use them, you better make sure you use them smartly and not just waste it. Something to think about there. Another thing about storage is, again, containment vessels. There's all kinds of things that you can improvise, adapt, and overcome with. And in fact, remember, vehicle wrecks offer a lot of interesting pieces of plastic and or metal components under the hood that can be used to fabricate climeshells or to create again at least some shielding. What you want to do is always remember gravity sucks. It's like when you're in the field and you're caching your extra equipment. Here's a neat trick. You got a lot of wreckage, buildings and such. Most common something where you've got a building that's collapsed sideways. What you do is you get up into a crawlspace and look for rebar. Usually the rebar fractures away upon impact and you have all these little latuses up above inside a very tight space. Best damn place to hang all of your gear. Look around, do you see any moisture on the ground? Nope, it's pretty dry actually. It looks like there's not even any moisture runoff. Look up above, do you see any light? In other words, pay attention, go in there during the day. That's pretty normal if you can. You're not doing anything else. You want to start looking for a cache. You also don't want to move around a lot. You see a lot of rebar hanging out there. It look real badly rusted and flaked. Nope, none look too rusty at all, really. I got some rust. Okay, there's a spot for you to take your gear, like your backpack, your extra munitions, your extra radio battery bags, put everything up and hang it up off the ground, up out of sight, out of mind. Most people come in, they look around, especially they see rebar and stuff. They don't want to get stabbed or poke-y-boo'd or anything like that. And again, what's cool is it's right there readily available. If you reach up, you can actually take and put it right against the end, you know, where the entrance is up above. So unless they bend their neck back and really make an effort, typically nobody's going to find it. It's a good cash point for, and again, a quick improvised cash point. If you're moving into an area for activity, you want to leave material and equipment behind and you're doing team, you know, small unit, infiltration, exfiltration. One of the advantages is again keeping the equipment high dry and useful. If you have to leave it laying on the ground, you cover it with a tarp or whatever, well you better make sure that you got some way to keep the moisture off down from down below. If you're gone for a period of time, like this season right now, there's no guarantee that tonight we aren't going to get rain. If I do a hasty drop where I throw the stuff on the ground, I better make sure everything that's in my carriers and bags are properly sealed. Make sure I've got everything in Ziploc bags like I've told you a million times. Why? Because it's going to get wet. Even if you punctured it or canvassed it or whatever you're going to do, moisture is going to get in. Just the nature of the beast. Now here's where vehicle parts and pieces come in real handy because as I said before, gravity sucks. making bonnets or making caches just underground like basically what are squirrel holes, you can lift the sod, take a piece of metal like that, take another piece of metal, make a like a rack bed out of wreckage, take the hood or whatever piece of sheet metal you want to use depending on how big or small you want to make your squirrel hole, and this gets the stuff up off the ground inside the improvised cache. The bonnet, the cover, the arced material works as a water slaw. Then you cover, you know, lay your sod back down where it belongs, make sure you put some leaf cover, throw some other junk in place that matches your terrain. Anything that's laying around there, don't disturb everything too much. And what you've got is a really great, actually, relatively durable, you know, catch-as-catch-can catch. You can use it at your discretion. If you're operating in an area, a series of small squirrel holes like this are especially useful if you establish them. Now, they can't be in places where they can be easily seen. You also want to have limited access. For an angle, your access to the squirrel hole has to be oblique to normal activities of travel. Ideally, slight ridges, you know, hills, you know, hilly terrain, you know, a slight rill or whatever with the access point on a perpendicular angle to the the terrain the role of the terrain. The reason for this is that you know casually people can walk you know people can't just walk by and go oh look there's something weird I haven't seen before that looks like every people always love caves they love tunnels and carries about holes they see something looks like a hole they will look. So the idea is to needless to say first of all create something with minimal it has minimal exposure and also if at all possible be able to conceal the access point itself. But when you usually use something flexible, it can be moved or it may be disturbed. So you want it so that even if that happens, it's least likely it's going to be seen. Okay, always remember, prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. Don't forget, develop your skills with combination of camouflage netting, ponchos, throw tarps, whatever you're going to use. You know, work now and practice now for when you're going to be doing a lot more later. Okay? Car wrecks are fantastic. You get wire for demolitions or for improvised munitions. You get all kinds of lighting. You get all kinds of, even sometimes a battery, which gives you two directions. You got the ability to create lighting. If you do an underground, if you have wreckage, you could actually develop a position, which is cool. Get it down below a ways, below the concrete, so you've got good shielding for thermal. But you can also use that battery for demolitions, power source for activating whatever squibs or whatever blasting caps you have. And it's a lot of power too, a 12 volt battery. And quite dynamic. Car battery, that's more power than the average bear gets. So as it is, again, car wrecks, truck wrecks, armored vehicle wrecks, everything's gonna get cannibalized off as quickly as possible. In fact, Here, let me challenge you to something. I want you to go and do what I've said many times. Go look at Syria. They know how to build things in Syria. Look at the battlefield. You know, the cities and the towns where they're fighting. Do you see any window frames left anywhere? I mean, like metal frames? If it's a new building that just got burned or blowed up or whatever is being fought over, yeah, for a little bit. But you'll notice when you're in the like the places that look like the dark side of the moon for the whole damn street Where you go look all the way down you'll notice that all the window frames are gone Are there car wrecks in the road? Do they have doors? Nope, they usually don't have doors. Do they even have interior parts? Well, wait a minute. No, they don't Is there anything under the hood? Oh, wait a minute. There isn't even a hood is there? Hahahaha You wanna know why because of what I'm talking about Now here's another thing in a battlefield environment like that all man-made materials will be recycled for Ordinance the Syrians know how to build build ordinance they build homemade and heavy-gauge rockets border rounds everything from scrap And scratch they cast their own they make it themselves Think about that. So again improvising adapting over come there are the masters of the trade in this and they actually are quite adept and skilled Gotta give them credit considering how they've tried everything they could to cut them off Guess what anything gets shot at them. They scrape it all up. They turn into new ordinance and throw it right back at the bastards Think about that. So again, you got to have an attitude Another thing if you do not have ammo cans again You need to layer the protection of your ammunition if it's going to be in caches And if you're dragging stuff away whenever possible, obviously try to preserve any kind of containment vessel. But don't forget other devices, coffee cans, mess kits. There's a lot of mess kits that are actually airtight. Those are good for ammo caching. If you've got any Ziploc bags, you throw the ammo in the Ziploc bag, you take the enemy's mess kit. Throw everything and pack it in jam it as tight as you can jam the lid on you got some duct tape with you duct tape that lid in place You've got a pretty airtight container there moisture is your is your biggest enemy So keeping as much moisture away from the the ordinance that you're saving could be grenades could be explosive materials You've scavenged different ordinance you've disassembled it you need to be able to store the explosive devices, the explosive components that you're maybe going to improvise, adapt, and overcome into something else. Hell, by the time you're done, the MESKIT may be the device that you use to go boom. But MESKIT, what would you do those for? Storage. I plan on carrying everything away that I can. We'll strip the enemy bare-ass naked when you're done and leave, in fact, don't even let anybody find them. Make sure that they're they're disappeared, you know, let nothing but a rumor of their destruction return to where they came from Give the enemy no credible information on how their troops died Most important they just disappear hand came up grabbed him and they all just went away Maybe they're working with us Something to think about Oh God the enemy you can even do that a lot of mean things you can do to make them think Things aren't going well. Well in reality they aren't anyway for the enemy So a couple other things here real quick Well, we got a caller. Who do we have we got time good? I'm sure the coyotes will be nice and full after they get done and all the walls and coyotes and Well, as a matter of fact, here in Michigan, the DNR dropped off so many blasted coyotes and had them breeding all over the place that that is true. We had a deer kill just down the road, guys. It moved about 10 feet the first night. It moved off the road completely, I mean, off the, where it could even be seen directly. I mean, I could walk up, I knew where it was. But it took what? For a full-size buck. That have been hit pretty hard, but still was all pretty much one chunk. This is only what about three weeks ago It took them maybe two days to completely devour. What was there? They carried off each quarter After they tore it off far enough they got dragged off and disappeared because that was small enough to move but it only took two days and the whole of that deer ceased to exist and That's in a public area. You know they outside of Dexter, Michigan near Ann Arbor guys We've got seven or eight packs of coyotes right here in the area that when the train goes through, I've mentioned this many times, the cow catcher whistle, the sonic whistle that's on the train that's electronically produced. Sets off every one of the packs you can find them if you wait till 11 o'clock at night stand outside You can peg each pack as you hear them go off the yo-yo, you know yodel dogs go off as they're hit with that sonic blaster because we have a bit of an s a lazy s through Dexter that you know makes two significant turns with and the area and It's interesting. Like I said, we got two or three packs right around us and And then there's even two that are virtually in town for all practical purposes. Headed towards Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is, yep, we wish they would eat more of that. We wish they'd eat all of them. But now, the poor dogs should die before they got that far. We see an horrible taste and they carry AIDS. If not, they soon will. Anything else, Tom? Yeah, what about using, you know, like, truck toppers, you know the the caper tops for putting over your cache? Yeah, that would work. The big thing is again, remember the larger it is the more work you have to do. But yeah, you could well, you can use that even for pretty decent shelter. If you dig in and you make sure you put a good water evacuation ditch around the outside of that, but you dig in if you like a foot, you know move in a foot and then dig down. That's almost like a field hotel. Granted, you still want to camouflage it and dirt it up and whatever, but it can be used for a number of different purposes. One of them would be larger munitions, cash, storage. If you had stuff out in the field that's a little bit bigger or you got more of it, it's a great way to be able to get it out of sight, out of mind fast. Because the big thing is you want to make things just disappear so that they are no longer a on identifiable silhouette from air, from surveillance. And that's a good way to do it, at least to get it underground and then it can be moved, that can be a temporary transfer point where you then distribute it once you know what you've got, you disperse it even more efficiently to other smaller cash points. That way if somebody finds something, you only lose a little bit of something. But yeah truck caps, the vinyl pull covers that go over the back end of like avalanches and the other tundras and all those whatever they are. Those are pretty cool because they're flexible. Those can be readjusted to look more like the terrain. Todd-Ow covers. I'm sorry, Pete Collard? Go ahead. Todd-Ow covers. Oh, okay, yeah. Well, the big thing here is, you know, what's really nice is there's another thing to remember about all the vehicle components. If there any kind of material that were automotive intended, just like for boating, they have a really deep IR level of protection. So the good thing is, is that if anything's exposed, or even if you did leave it, say, semi-exposed, the material is not going to break down quickly. That's the problem we've pointed out with a lot of the stuff like the tarps that everybody's been thinking about buying. And we've already tested them. Number one, they change color. Car parts don't. Another one that works really well, guys, and I've been using this stuff for quite some time, are hot tub panels. Hot tubs are designed, if need be, to be freestanding outside, no overhead protection. And then they're covered for the winter. They've got a winter covering that goes over everything. But the plastics that they use have a very high IR protection element. And because of that, they don't go brittle. Go check this out. Now that they do have them covered in wood, and of course, then it's just standard wood siding, they have them in a denser fiberglass casting panels. But the most common and the most economical is a double wall polymer and the thickness of the individual wall itself inside and out is about a sixteenth of an inch and it's corrugated and cast to contact to each other. You can cut them different sizes. But they come in every size that we have, you know, you have a hot tub. Oh, you also want the corners. They're made of the same polymer. In fact, those typically when somebody's wrecking or getting rid of them or if you have a pool company where they cut them up because they can't, they don't want to rebuild them. There are places that do rebuild here in Michigan because those suckers are so expensive. But otherwise, the corner panels have thumb screws, quarter 20. You unscrew the two or three screws on the corner and that exposes the wall panels which in many cases just come right out. They're not even affixed into place. They're held into place by the corner points and by the hot tub itself because it has an overlapping lip. Now that plastic, oh hell that stuff would be good until they would help. You'd be coming back 50 years later and still finding it. It's horrible for the environment. It might have a 10,000 year lifespan. Well, maybe not, but it's got a pretty good one. Last a good long time. And the neat thing is for construction of caches underground, for creating overhead cover and then covering it, as long as you reinforce it, you may have to seal up the seams. Be creative, duct tape. That would be a good short term. Mr. Duct Tape is your friend, okay? In fact, invest in duct tape. Duct tape is the universal do everything tool as everybody's probably told you already. But the pool panels like that, like in this area here, we got lots of people who bought these hot tubs. Now, there's one more thing you could do with a hot tub. I mean, granted, you're not going to be running this stuff all through the woods. But I mentioned this before. Guys, look at a hot tub. It's kind of like a really cool. It's got seats, and it's you know geometrically you know cuts with uniform and square in size And they're all if you have a certain model. It's all the same size You know those are fiberglass and the other they really will last for a long long long long time If you were to build up a box think about making a wall the size of the hot tub body with a wall and entrance on one side and You take that hot tub and you flip it over After you take the pumps off and everything, take the hot tub itself, the fiberglass hot tub, flip it over and you've got a really nice fiberglass well finished roof to go over your bunker or storm cellar. You throw cement on top of that. Before you do that, take your, for instance, you can either cut all your pipes and replace them with PVC channels. You can make up channels in an air system. You can leave the lighting the way it is because a lot of it's really neat the way it's set up already to be, you know, again, you'd have overhead star lighting. You can hook up fans, air, whatever you want. And all of it could be interlocked even into another system so you could pump air in from one chamber to another chamber to another chamber that are all built based on the hot tub being the overhead cover. And you'd have, I mean it's really slick and I mean really pretty colors too. I mean it's just neat. I think it would be cool. It's something we've already done. But it's something that you could do on a larger scale or a smaller scale. Now, it would be a long-term issue, but it would be great because, again, somebody else did all the work. You can go to Facebook or you can go to Craigslist and get hot tubs all day for free. And big ones. In fact, there are some mighty big ones out there, which means you'd have one hell of a nice overhead roof with lighting and air and, you know, it just looked good. It could be well-appointed rather than cement over your head. And you still have cement, but it's over beyond the fiberglass kind of cool I think but that's just mark anyway ideas not just complaining about the problems go ahead callers infinite No, Shelby from Oklahoma. Have you guys just a quick change the subject? Have you guys talked about the conference line? number changing No, go ahead, please. Oh No, no, no not this hour. I've not thank you for bringing it up I didn't listen to the yesterday shows. I didn't know if you had mentioned it or not. Sorry, go ahead, Mark. No, but thanks for reminding me because we need to mention every hour, and I haven't so far. Guys, if you probably use the conference line and you call in, it's announcing that we are changing the number for the call-in. Now, the PIN number is going to stay the same, but the call-in line is going to change. Ed's going to post it on Liberty Tree Radio, I think if he hasn't already. It is in the Discord, but guys keep posting at the Discord so everybody knows when you call the regular number right now, it gives you the new number. So if you call in the conference line, it'll give you the new number up until I think what is it, the 16th? 15th or 16th? Yes, it's the 16th mark of this month. Yeah, and because of that, let's assume the worst. It's pretty straightforward. We've been pretty lucky. They haven't really changed it that often. And as has been pointed out, it's usually because they either move or maybe they cite a different contract with whoever. But the cool thing is that we haven't really done too many number changes, but it's I guess it's time. So we all need to be prepared for that and again on Discord, it will be posted there. It will be on Liberty Tree Radio, www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com and Ed will make sure it's there where you can find it. It gives you the description of how to get into the conference line. The PIN number will not change, but you want to make sure you write down that phone number now. Thank you for bringing it up. Appreciate that. No problem, Mark. I have it written down here if you want me to announce it real quick. No, go right ahead. Please. Yeah, I don't have my fingertips right here. Okay, that new number that's gonna be changing on November this month, the 16th, is gonna be 667-770-1524. And I'll repeat it again. 667-770-1524. I'll do it one more time. 667-707-1524. 777-01524. That's it, Mark. Excellent. Thank you. Appreciate that. Thank you for reminding me. Because actually, again, I should have touched on that first thing, but this is a good block. It'll pass the bottom of the hour. So everybody, again, remember, you can write it down. And if you're going into Discord, and it will be on Liberty Tree Radio if for some reason you miss out. Let everybody else know that might be listening that you know and pass on the information to any new listeners. If anybody is coming in, just tell them, hey, here is the number for now. But give them the second number so you actually show you are prepared for that. That helps a lot. I am not at my normal workstation where I am doing the program right now. So I don't have it written now right here where I can grab it. In fact, I'm looking out at a very quiet, silent night right now. It's gotten really calm. We've had wind a couple of days. Not a real bad, but good drying at Outback. We've got a couple of the combines out in the field, and I knew it would happen. You know, the combines are all modernized. But what's interesting is they still don't really make duallys for the rear steering units. And so where they're getting stuck is not with the dually front end, but you know rather it's the guides in the rear that are still pretty good sized tires, but you know it would seem to me that they would make a floater or a set of floaters for just that purpose. Because you don't do a whole lot of steering with a combine once you're in line you're you know harvesting the crop then you make your you and You come back down do it again and you make a you so it doesn't have to do that much But the problem is that the water is has been you know we've had a lot of the fall rain and the guys are trying to get their crops out before the next wave comes in. The wind helped to dry things up, but I noticed we had a combine down the road here. Stuck for a bit. He got it out. He actually had to do a little shoveling just to move some plods. And I heard him before we started the program running down the lines again, so he's pulling the crop in. And there's a lot of that work going on. We've got the mills and the elevators here just piled up right now. So, let's see, one other thing. Yeah, we have enough time, I think. Another thing here very quickly is, again, the discussion about operations in the field in light of where this is going with regard to foreign assets coming in and what we're seeing with the police state trying to, you know, get the National Guard to do everything. One of the things that's going to become real apparent is something I've already pointed out to you. Well, the National Guard is going to take over the hospitals. Okay, how many people left the hospitals? Well, 10-20,000. So we're going to be filling in for the 10 or 20,000. Okay. Well, the National Guard is going to be... they're driving all the trucks. Okay, so how many people, like in New York, do we need to drive the trucks? And the National Guard is going to be the Iron Fist with the old velvet glove on the Iron Fist. And they're going to be out there with guns pointed at your head and tell you they're going to shoot you if you don't take the Coronavir Iris. Oh, okay. So, as I pointed out before, how many National Guardsmen are available to do the 40 or 50,000, you know, manned tasks that we're talking about here? Well, you got about 4,000, I'm going to say around 3,000, 6,000 or 3,000, 7,000. I'll give them 4,000. Now of that, okay, if you have 4,000 designated National Guardsmen, let me just do some other numbers here for you. How many of those people are officers? How many of those people are command staff? How many of those people aren't going to lift a finger? They are not going to move a shovel. They are not going to turn a key. They are not going to pick up a bandage. They are going to be part of the, and are part of the bureaucracy of the Guard. Now granted they could all they could pay do some paper pushing over there if the are in the hospital But that means you aren't doing paper pushing over there for the police state to bust heads And if they're driving a truck or if they're managing the truck center that they're taking over at gunpoint because after all all of us peasants won't take the murder-death-kill shot But the you know the idiot stick leftist uniform thugs are gonna demand it Well, we're gonna walk away, but you but how many of them are gonna drive a truck? a semi truck. You see the problem is every time you hear the naysayers about the, it's people resist, we're all doing it, we're gonna, how many humans do they have? How many corpses that breathe do they have and what jobs do they do? I work in a headquarters, headquarters company, okay? Division, okay there was 300 and some people in divisional headquarters. Now granted, that includes security components, a training detachment, all kinds of other fun stuff. No transportation at that time. We lost transportation. Even though we kept the manpower, we lost our transportation section, we actually were planning on going to steel trucks, the government was, from the parking lots down the road, from the dealerships, if they needed vehicles when the time came. So I understand this, that how many of them actually turn a wrench, fold bandages, or even look at you? Now again, you got to will carve off will just go low will say 10% of whatever they have in the way of numbers have got to be paper pushing and Finger pointing in other words command and or bureaucracy So the numbers are even lower Now actually it's much higher than 10% if you don't know that okay The reason all of these National Guard units, while many are at capacity, some are even at 125% sometimes. Some, these units are relatively small. How many thousand people are you talking about? Well, let me ask you something. What is the division if a state has 4,000 National Guardsmen available? And by the way, I haven't even thrown in the idea, well, we're busy overseas and the states have a tendency to provide manpower for overseas escapades now. What percentage of the number that they just gave you are actually personnel who are on active issue overseas working with whatever nonsense in Europe or maybe the BS in Ukraine or maybe some garbage in Syria you don't know anything about, as we've seen time and time and time again. See, they haven't talked about that. So, here's the reason I'm bringing it up. The next is that they have to turn to the Fed. But you see, the Fed is the same problem. Do you think that Miley Cyrus, that peckerwood cross-dressing piece of, you know, Chinese military trash in an American uniform, you think that General Miley is going to get out there and do anything for you? He's doing stuff to you. He's pissing on America, but he ain't going to lift a finger. Now what about the guy that works for him? I'm sorry if you start doing the math on the pyramid of the bureaucracy What you have that actually is where the rubber meets the road The numbers are even smaller than what you are presently putting your wrapping your brain around Think that Miley Cyrus has a staff how many men do you think work for Miley Cyrus the you know chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? That cross-dressing communist Chinese general in an American uniform Think he has one one aid two aids 20 aids maybe just has aids he might have aids and probably does but If you figure 30 40 personnel, okay, Ty and then times every every individual in the pentagram how many personnel take up and lock up how many men just in the Administrative structure to kowtow to that star and it's hundreds and hundreds and then it becomes thousands and then on top of that every command element that is in every army group in the United States is in the same boat and eats up more numbers. They never touch a wrench. They'll never be there to help you. They're not going to be out there handing out food. They're going to be sitting in the air-conditioned room or the heated room staring through the glass at your peasants. and watching the peons, they pointed and told to do something to do something. And that number is much smaller. Okay, but that's why the foreign troops, that's how progressively they will justify the hands across the water George Orwell 1984 classic commie, you know, the two hands, you know, shaking and one's black and one's white, you know, or one's brown and one's white and you know, it's like cooperation. So, again, they will justify their use of foreign assets, who, by the way, in reality, are managing them anyway. Miley Cyrus, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the communist Chinese general in American uniform, already stated uncategorically that he was going to call his communist Chinese buds, tell them if your brothers and your dads were on their way to fight China because they messed with the American elections, because that's what happened. That's why Miley Cyrus is covering for their ass because they know that the Chinese were involved in the actual manipulation of our election, which is an act of war. But don't worry that bewitch, that dirty whore Miley Cyrus, that communist Chinese general with an American uniform on, he's going to make sure that your sons, your uncles, your dads were all murdered on the way there. He'd make sure they were all killed because he loved his employers. the communist Chinese. And that's the guy who signs for all this other garbage we're talking about. It was managing all of these people I've just been discussing. And he's an absolute traitor. Not kind of, sort of. He's a bald face, just absolute. He's just out there in the open. Queer is the three dollar bill traitor. So anyway, every one of these elements, whenever you see even the numbers they try to throw out, and they keep doing this, the guard is gonna, or the army is gonna, really? And how much of this, you know, are they, what are they going to do? How many trucks are they actually going to field? Now granted, they do have truck drivers. There is all kinds of clandestine stuff. I've told you before, the underground stuff that's here, we follow trucks, semi-trucks, Air Force, in fact, that's what jumped out. They were so blatant. We had a stream of Air Force, you know, daycaps. the midnight blue. The freight boxes themselves are older fleet models so they're probably off the books. What was the dead giveaway is they had no freight numbers on the sides of the doors. The plates didn't exist. They had an Air Force plate on them. Lo and behold we just noticed because a whole bunch of us were in the car and we were looking at real estate. We looked over and here's this truck and the guy's sitting there and he's looking down at a piece of paper and apparently was waiting it turned out for another truck. Well, there's another truck that went by and there was an earlier truck and there's this constant stream and they're all headed to the same place up there. Yeah, let's go to the oh, that's right. The facility was supposed to be shut down. They don't go to the base. They go north of the base and over into the complex there and then go underground. Like all the other sites that they're not really shut down. So anyway, again, they do have drivers, but they actually have work in something else right now. They consider far more important than feeding you. And if they do bring them out, they start to expose other stuff they don't want the peasants to know about yet. So there are other numbers, there are assets and resources they could draw. But if they do that, it takes them away from a task that they already have them committed to. And again, you can only wear so many hats, no matter how hard you try. I wore many different hats when I was in the military. You do that. It's just how it works, especially at a headquarters, you know, either a detachment or a headquarters company or again any of the brigades. You're stuck. You actually, you're not doing one job. You have, oh by the way, we've got this requirement from the Pentagon. Example, again, I had to do the, I had to do with the NBC, Nuclear Biological Chemical Warfare qualification classes for a whole damn division. Now I had component resources, I had other personnel that they had to designate, but everybody was in the same boat. Now because I had an NBC course, I had NBC certification, I could do the job. But guess what? I was working as an Intel analyst. Well, I guess the cool thing was it kind of cross-referenced, so I got a chance to actually draw on other assets and resources I wanted for other stuff. Fact of the matter is that that wasn't the only had I also did a Basically the conscience class if you remember that I've mentioned this many times I think they've probably burned it thrown it out You know the idea about torture, you know bad orders, etc, etc, etc. Yeah operational security requirements I had to give an operational security briefing for a whole damn division had to go through every brigade Every man, every man had to be accounted for. That was a separate test. The only good thing, I only had to do it twice a year. That means every six months I had to do it again. See, I'm very familiar with how you have overlap to overlap to overlap, but guess what? There are only so many hours in the day, and you better find more swinging dinks to do the job or it ain't gonna happen because it's how it works. There's only 24 hours of the day. But you're not supposed to think about this the way I'm trying to explain it to you because it's feudal resistant You all be absorbed and we're all doomed and they just so part now they died just like anybody else put a bullet in their ass you lose six people You shoot one of them think about what I'm telling you you shoot one of their asses. They lose six people How many things don't get done a whole lot doesn't get done and again what? Alexander solves and eats and told you the wretched machine will grind to a halt and for lack of operatives and equipment. It's that simple. Remember, we outnumber them. Now, they want to play this game with the National ID Card. Now, we've got to put their ass down for that. That's another Finnish thing. Well, we're going to do this. Oh, and by the way, where are they doing this National ID Card crap? Oh, in Utah. You mean Spook and Cookville for the Mormon Mafia and for the NSA? One of the same it seems now because again, where's the big super blob spy computer technology where they have to pump water nonstop by how many millions of gallons? Oh, it's in Utah. So wow, what a surprise. The murder death kill shot, you know, agenda cards and all that crap tied in with the real ID. The Mormon mafia is right in the middle of it. You're not supposed to say anything. You mean Utah? Well, what's in Utah? Well, the NSA is in Utah. Wait a minute, but that means that probably most everybody else, oh, that's who's running it. Who's spying on you? So anyway, again, all of these elements, it still comes down to no matter what, artificial intelligence can be bragged about however you want to. But if you don't work in that sphere, you don't let the AI be the managing component the way it is like with all these stupid stores, guess what? Your life runs just fine. We'll talk more about that tomorrow because I hear the music we are at the top. For everybody out there, again guys, our call-in number, forgive me, our room number is going to change, but our pin number is not. So the conference line number will be posted on LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com and it will be over on Discord too. God bless our republic. Yeah, the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the run. And we are on the mark for all day and night. Again, bureaucracy. It sounds really cool, and it sounds like it's really terrifying, which it is because there are a whole lot of idiots sitting there. But otherwise, like anything else, if man made it, it can be destroyed. I want you to remember that. You're going to fight a war, a rule number one. They all die just like everybody else. Everything that they made can be broken. The idea is to figure out how to break it best so that it stays broken, and so they stay dead. And that way, you win. That's the rule. And I remember, embrace it constantly when you're thinking about how you're going to have to fight to stay alive and stay free. Don't let y'all end takin' all the way to the back of the house, ain't it?