The 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 and speaking low to me, he said. We fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land 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, 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's number. 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 harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths. They've sworn and your daughters visit doctors So their children will be born Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to 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 in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Dill the land of the free and home first hour of the afternoon intelligence report I mark donkey One day closer to victory for all of our brothers anders both on and behind the lines occupied territories southwest North Northeast and troll ladies and gentlemen you were listening to us on Www Liberty Tree radio dot 4m g.com Liberty Tree radio dot org and we run satellite with a myriad of different services out there, some I didn't even know existed until somebody pointed out how some of this is being done in the share community, which means we got some really cool satellite geeks out there going around the entire machine and keep up the good work. We're on every ocean. on the planet simultaneously right now while we're doing this program no matter what time zone. Guys are listening while they're probably watching the wake of the cargo ship behind them, glow in the dark, to whatever seas they might be in and wherever they might be harbored. So we're also of course inland too. And all of this is a share sim. So I want to say thank you and we appreciate the people that are doing this. and continue to do it. We're also on another myriad of communications technologies inside and outside these United States, including AM and FM microstations, et cetera. It is Thursday. It didn't take long to get to Thursday again. My goodness. Got a work done today, though. I'm very satisfied with the end results, although I'd like to always have more accomplished before we get to the program here. Got the paint off me, got some tactification done with certain equipment today. The radios are now tactical color, the ones that I picked up, they were taped out last night. I painted them up just real quick while in between other things today, so they're out there trying. And there's more to come. So it is the 8th of September. It is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face, Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K. 2022 old earth calendar 2022 battle for the republic the dance of swords let the dance continue and it will So we have been busy Anyway real quick By what I understand my announcements and guys you sent the information to me it turns out there is a shift in what's going on with the Detachment 662 the 33 30th company, which is the present command is supposed to be Jim Cornell's However, I understand Jim is a pilot. And since we have a rotary wing section that is being built as part of the 24th regimental combat team, although that's Colonial Marines and Jim is with the Michigan militia at large, to help with a collection of aircraft that we put together that are, we've been very patiently acquiring from here and there, et cetera, et cetera. The OH-58s and UEs that we do have are something that Jim is a little more focused towards. So, by the way, he'd like to be back into the aviation arm. So, we're gonna wait and see, but Jim Cornells may be sliding sideways into yet another position. Everybody started talking, and then they realized with all of the new militia builds that are going on right now, the new formations, we're able to expand the aviation arm where we wanted to with regard to all the pickups. We even have three Russian helicopters, got them for $8,000 apiece years ago, fully functional, everything's ready to go. But in addition to that, I picked up, I don't know if I remember last year, I tracked them down. I got three Kiowas, two Hueys, and a whole yard of parts for $20,000. And we just tied that over into the aviation section that already has a number of OH-58s and a couple of the little birds, the OH-6s. And so those are just being attached. So Jim might be doing a totally different task here very soon, but we're going to proceed as is. Of course, the Michigan Militia at Large doesn't have a Command, quite the same command ceremony or transfer, etc. But this is a new formation, so we're in its early stages. And the individuals who present is working as the executive officer could probably slide sideways into the command position without any problem whatsoever. Both of the individuals have known each other for almost 25, 30 years. And the Patriot effort also worked together at General Motors Corporation for a very long time. and a lot of people that they pulled in from there because especially with the skilled trades retirees and because of that Jim also can take a lot of those people over to the yeah you can imagine to the aviation support since we do have mechanics we need and they've got some so anyway all kinds of stuff happening before we go any farther I'll tell you what Edward I believe it is the latest Guns and gadgets if we could that's posted. It's talking about good old hog boy the hog of course to discuss the hog Today's video is brought to us by snoring desert Institute If you're like most gun owners who like to repair and upgrade your own firearms Well, why not take that passion and turn it into a career? SDI is a distance learning institute and all of the materials and tools are shipped directly to your door. They have classes on ballistics, gunsmithing, armourers courses, and even drone classes. You can get your certificate or your degree and take that step now. Check out the link down below and in the pinned comment SDI.edu and thank you to the Snorin Desert Institute for making today's video possible. Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel. I appreciate your time. Thank you for watching. Last night I was doing my look-see through the areas in which I comb for information. And one of the things I check every now and then is Twitter. I don't go on there much, but when I do, I usually find some jewels from the Antais. And late last night, I discovered this one from David Hogg. Now, I bring this up for a reason. I don't think David Hogg is anybody that we need to worry about, per se. But he still is the golden child of the anti-gun movement for his generation. So much so that he's going to Harvard. He's going for free if I'm not mistaken. And there already is a push for David Hogg to contemplate a run for office on the national level. Now, I'm going to show you this tweet. The Hogg said, the Second Amendment is a collective, not an individual right. Hamilton knew this. See Federalist Paper 29. As did the courts for several hundred years. The modern version of the Second Amendment only exists because of decades of work by the gun lobby to change what 2A meant. What he didn't tell you is Federalist 29 was about the militia. and had nothing to do with, there was nothing in it about curtailing the Second Amendment rights of anybody. What Hogg, the Harvard kid, also doesn't want to tell people is that the Constitution is a limitation on government. It does not grant the people any rights. It's a limitation on the government that was created in the document. Now in response to Hogg's tweet, a whole litany of clowns chimed in. Newtown jumped in and said, American children are getting hunted by gunmen with weapons of war in our schools due to deliberate misinterpretation of the Second Amendment. Now, I bring this to you obviously because this is the beginning of a potential new narrative. We've heard all of the stuff that was before the Bruin decision on the anti-gunner side as far as how they think they can interpret common sense things to take away the rights of people that were not granted by the government. And then post-ruin, we've seen these six or seven anti-gun states or localities, DC being one, how they're trying to squirm their way around to create new gun control based off of interpreting words the way that makes them feel warm and fuzzy. And this, this whole Second Amendment is being misinterpreted. It is starting to catch steam. I've seen it for the last... five, six, seven days in different areas, and now that we see the golden child of the anti-gun movement of the generation, the hog talking about it, he's being told to discuss this, believe me, he doesn't come up with this stuff on his own. But to counter the hog, I want to show you these things, because maybe he forgot about this stuff too. Samuel Adams said, They serve rather to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man. Patrick Henry said, guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect everyone who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are ruined. The great object is that every man be armed. Everyone who is able might have a gun. Again, Thomas Jefferson, no free man shall ever be barred the use of arms. I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. What country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. So as many of you out here understand, we can find a plethora. A plethora of quotes by the founders that made it very clear that people, individuals being armed, was key to not only what they were working towards, but what they created. And that is the only thing that's keeping us here in 2022 a free nation, as much as we can be. So I just wanted to get this out there. I want you to talk amongst your friends and discuss this, and I want you to get this information out. because we're going to start seeing this, my guess is leading up to the election and definitely post this midterm election moving towards the presidential election cycle which is only two years away from us. So again, thank you for your time. I appreciate each and every single one of you and until we see each other again, be safe, stay vigilant, and carry your gun to keep you, your friends, your family, your community, this country safe. I'll see you on the next one. Take care. gadgets that's one of the latest videos that is up. Now let's remember something about the hog. First of all, he's just won POS out of the spit-swappin', ring-knockin'. Good old hog boy's dad is an FBI agent. Good old hog boy's dad is probably with the FBI clique that is of course been attacking Donald Trump. Now, you know how I feel about Donald Trump, okay? So it's It's fascinating the ups and downs in the roller coaster of you know, Mr. Trump and the fact that he didn't put his foot down what he showed is why we're now in the situation we are with the country is bad off as it is so yes, he is partially to blame because he didn't step up and he didn't stomp on the fake election the last time around because of that we're where we are now however the hot boy Of course has a big leg up with the spit swapping ring knocking FBI bat faggot circle of clowns and Dad, of course, remember all these characters is like the member of the two shooters in Columbine Both of their parents were from both of the dads were feds ATF and FBI Okay, and this kind of click look need to go one way or the other crazy town Prozac slash shooter Or Prozac, Crazy Town, you know, Liberal Loon. Which typically also still leads to Liberal Crazy Town Shooter. But again, it's fascinating that the Hovvad is gonna go to Hovvad. Well, what a surprise. Who would have thunk it? I would never have expected that. Yeah, I would. Usual ring knocker crap. An irrelevant, you know, again, a dickhead of a person. a whiner as much as anything, but with special social standing because of the alphabet soup connection and the multi-generational pat on the head squeeze on the ass routine that you always get with that click. So not a surprise, usual lunes, you know, typical lunes different day. Anyway, couple things on that though. The misinterpreted, first of all, I've always had fun. with a couple of things because they've tried several different angles to go after Article 2 of the Bill of Rights, okay? And what's amazing is, okay, first of all, it is pretty straightforward. The right of the people who keep my arms should not be infringed, but immediately they say, oh, that's government. Or they say, oh, that's the army. Seriously, we've seen every variation on this now. And before I was born, they've tried to pull the same crap when they fiddle-fired everybody with stupidity, counting on the public fool system to dumb everybody down. But here's the problem. Words really do mean something, first of all. And delineation, there is a reason for specific elements to be mentioned in the construct of this contract and the articles of the Bill of Rights, which were pressed upon and were nails in the coffin of the checks, you know, to put the checks and balances in place to an even greater degree beyond anything that already existed in the Constitution with all of its construction. Okay? If supposedly the people means government, Then let's see, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government. Well, wait a minute, that, that, but people means government. See, this is what half the time the asshats do. So it should read, Dan, I don't know what the founding fathers were thinking, what the hell is wrong with their head? It should read, or the right of the government peaceably to assemble and to petition the government. Well, yeah, that's kind of an oxymoron thing, because you know how that works. It's like you're seeing with the tripe right now. when you have a circle jerk, government, self-feeding, the head feeding, eating the tail routine like we have now. Well, of course this would make sense really in the mind of an idiot socialist educated, incompetent, coming out of the public fool system, maybe. However, then of course, the idea was, well then that militia means the army and the government of the army and the army only, it wasn't the people. Okay, I always loved that one because go over to article five. What? Well, wait a minute, that doesn't have anything to do with the militia. Oh, well, you got to remember that when you're constructing limitations and you're also wanting to be very expressed. This little part of Article 5 is kind of fun. On a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, that's the Army and the Navy, or in the militia, a totally and separate construction within the contract, when an actual service in time of war or public danger. Okay, so in other words, whenever they bring it up, well, that was, it's the army. The people don't have any right to the guns and this and that and the other. Well, the land and naval forces are specifically expressed and identified in Article 5. However, beyond everything else, all we need to do is go to Article 10. Remember, the first 10 are articles. Actually, all of them are articles, not amendments. But the fact is we go to, you know, Article 10 kind of spells it out one more time about separation and delineation. The power is not delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited by it to the states, our reserve to the states respectively or to the people. So people doesn't mean states and people doesn't mean the federal government and people doesn't mean something else other than us. Okay, you and me, us, which by the way, remember when, first of all, we're just gonna argue Article Two. Well, you can't because they're all part of an instrument of construction, a contract. And again, this was a final set of ropes, if you want to. There's another way, or chains that were designed to be put on the ankles and the wrists of government because everybody who had come out of the American War for Independence had lived in the countries when they were colonies and knew exactly how the Shysters operated step by step. How the kosher mafia ring knocking spit swapping bankers and lawyers operated. And because of this- It was forced by specific people who had a real good working and understanding of how people could be corrupt like Hamilton. And thank you, Mr. Burr for blowing his well, blowing him out of his boots. It was the best damn thing that could happen. Hamilton being dead was a very good thing. But of course now remember, Typically again, you'll find that the Masonic order, the spit swapping, ring knocking turds that are trying to destroy the country and surrender us back to England. You know, FBI, bat faggots, federal marshals, all of those turds. Well, look at Hodges from that group. Oh, that's right. Dad's an FBI agent. So quoting specific people to get the message out to the fellow travelers and ring knockers is especially critical. Just don't take into consideration there. And of course, Alex twisted too. They'd had their way. They wanted Hamilton to make sure that that first kosher bank was in place. that, oh, that's right, it got shot out, so to speak, with Hamilton being eradicated. And although it wasn't completely canceled out the way it should have been, Andrew Jackson, by the time he got around to it, what was his epitaph? Well, what did he say towards the end? For on his deathbed? I killed the bank. You know, everybody knew exactly what bank he was talking about. He killed the bank. He considered that a high point, leaving this mortal coil. The thing is he wish he'd done is kill more of the bankers and to a degree probably everybody else had wished he'd done it too. Well, not to a degree. Many people wish that he'd done it. Finishing, you know, again, he got started just didn't able wasn't able to finish everything. And accordingly, now we have the same stinking spit swapping ring knocking turds like in the FBI whose job it is to subvert the Constitution Bill of Rights of the United States undermine the freedoms of the people and hand us as bonds. and slaves as pleads as peasants back to the globalists. Another reason those agencies need to be gone from this country. They're not American to begin with. Where is the FBI registered? And then ask yourself, why is it registered there? Where is the FBI registered? And by the way, remember, originally, they couldn't carry guns at all. Why was that? Talk a little bit about history there, okay? Why was that? Well, do a little research. What you do, it's like, oh, well, the FBI isn't American to begin with and was only supposed to operate out in the territories and also in the district of criminals, DC. But not in the states it was not to operate inside the United States Where is it now? Oh? Isn't that amazing? Oh, yeah, just a little heads up on that one Anyway, we are at the bottom. Let's do this cuz I we are a miss yesterday Oh Rock them in their ivory towers. I know it's Thursday I mean I'm in for a kick but song and Carl clang has done a bunch of them Hey Mark! Everybody out there, add some of Carl's music into the mix with your battle music, inspirational soundtracks, put stuff together, driving music. Share it also. Take the time. Remember, Carl's music is over in Discord. You go through the scroll, guys repost it wherever you can. Share it, especially now, because everything that we wrote about, talked about, and in fact that Carl put into his music, well guess what? 30 years ago and today is relevant right take your pick whatever words you want to use but bottom line Carl claims music and use it another one I'll tell you what Steve bosses years ago done it has done a bunch of Patriot music and there's some really great stuff out there to music militia from the 90s guys did some really good work of course everybody's gotten older Poker Face, www.pokerface.com, www.pokerface.com, take the time, go over, find the band. Their latest album is out. Take advantage of that. And if you can, take the time and buy a CD from the band. Please, take the time and do that. Only takes a minute and you've got their music physically in hand. An original first generation copy. And you can start posting stuff too. You don't have to wait for us. In fact, the more that we can get out there in original format, the more likely everything will be secured for the future so people can, you know, eventually hear the music that we've grown up with and what we've served with in the process too. We don't like to do that. We have to have Americana. in our camp and there's a lot of it out there. You just need to make sure that whatever is out there, we promote it, we share it, make it happen. Let's make one thing clear. The experts were never wrong. They were always lying. There's a big difference. One more time. Let's make one thing clear about the last more than a few years. The experts were never wrong. They were always lying big difference very big different. Okay, let's make sure we emphasize that when you talk to people the experts were wrong. No, they weren't Those those turds lied every step of the way and they're still continuing to do so while they milk your bank accounts blind and To the last pen they're doing it right now So again another reason we need an American war for independence slash a war of prevention We need to stop this stuff needs to be stopped dead in its tracks. The keyword is dead in their tracks. So Let's see a couple of the things here real quick Yesterday I was talking helmets. Yes. I was talking steel helmets also There used to be right after the Cold War and because of the overlap into the next generation a bunch of US pattern helmets out there, even though they weren't US. The French helmets were a direct copy of the American. The Austrian helmets are a direct copy of the steel American, the multi-piece with a ballistic. Well, the Austrian were not a ballistic liner, ours were. That's the one thing everybody tends to forget. You know, that helmet liner that goes inside the regular steel piss pot, guys, that was a ballistic liner. That was a laminated armored system with a forged helmet, okay, struck with, you know, one strike, you know, and then curled as far as the lip, welded, and everything put together. The liner was designed to be a part of the laminate layer of protection to help deflect a specific amount of energy. And if you haven't noticed, okay, this is something I noticed decades and decades ago. I would find US helmet liners everywhere. Now, I mean, I'd find them out in the middle of the field, in a training area where they'd been dropped, who knows how many years earlier. And guys, they'd never broke down. The helmet liners, okay, the material inside, like the little tin, you know, pot metal strap holders. Yeah, they'd break down. The ones that were pressed into and riveted into the helmet liner, those might break down, but they took a long time. Very good high quality steel for being what it was. The strapping might go because that was cotton, and later on nylon, but cotton originally, cotton polyester. And... But these liners would just sit there. I mean, they could be anywhere. You could leave them outside. Granted, of course, you know, they were painted. Eventually, the paint would wear off. And you could see the ballistic material compression looked like, you know, again, fiberglass. But it wasn't fiberglass. It was a ballistic compressed polymer. That was, again, the precursor to Kevlar was actually woven and then compressed. Later on when they do the Kevlar helmets, they basically did a much thicker version of those original helmet liners. But the helmet liners would endure. They could handle heat. Everybody should have noticed that one. In fact, originally, the helmet liner was supposed to be used as a sun cover, a sun deflector, kind of like a pith helmet, by itself as needed, which by the way is what used to happen quite a bit. in any of the southern stations like Texas or down at Fort Benning or whatever, just as an additional head protection against the sun to stand off. However, the helmets that were out there, for instance the German version of the American Bispat, looked the same in silhouette, but it was done in the traditional one-piece European forged steel helmet. And it actually, the reason they were, the buggers were heavy, the ones that were made for the, hey-oh, hey-oh, the Fairbough, I mean the Bundeswehr, yeah, for the Bundeswehr. These helmets were designed to handle nine millimeter and other light caliber and or fragmentation strikes. It might be a little heavier than normal, but the helmets were, they were sized. In other words, they were metric sized, typical for European, especially the German helmet system. And so they could be extra small or extra, extra small while we have extra, extra large, which again, these helmets are out there cheap for a bit after the Cold War because the Germans started to go towards Kevlar. The French counterpart was comparable to the American M1. The Dutch was comparable to the US M1. The Swedish variant, which there was one, was more like the German. It might even have been made by the Germans, although the Swedes and the Norwegians have more than ample steel production to do whatever they want to do. These helmets are all serviceable. There's nothing wrong with any of them. However, there aren't very many of those laying around anymore as surplus and not as cheap surplus, which is what they were, for under about $10, you can get awfully stinking decent piece of equipment. Now they're classic. There are all kinds of words that when they attach it means the price goes crazy. Now we're looking at the Eastern European helmets and or the Northern European helmets that are what's left. The Swedish family of helmets from the M29 through to the newer M56 or 59 whatever it is. Those helmets are more than serviceable enough. I've mentioned many times that I have, my life's been saved twice by those. I mean, at least let's put it this way. Grievous injury, where I should have probably been very badly hurt, was prevented by, both times by an M29 Swedish helmet that I was using in the field. And it worked incredibly well, matter of fact. They're not as heavy as others, but they work. Okay, now they're again also right now the Eastern European leftovers from the end of the Cold War, very beginning of the post Cold War period. There's still some of the Hungarian stuff out there. It looks like there's some of the Romanian hanging around. If you lift the, if you have comparative models to lift, pick up and handle, you'll notice the, how dense, how heavy. the Hungarian and the Polish helmets are. Now the Polish, there's two models and one is lighter than the other one. I assume one may have been more like not so much parade, but the quality of the helmet was not comparable. But they were both good helmets and they were designed for specific missions. The basics of these helmets are so they will handle or are supposed to stop or be able to deflect 9mm. And needless to say, most other fragmentation you're going to run into out there. So they are more than serviceable enough for our purposes. This is where, again, if you're looking for helmets and you're looking for covers for protection, that's the direction to lean right now price-wise to get a number of helmets on the shelf. I've got a bunch of the Hungarians sitting here. I was going to repaint them. I'm not even going to do that. They obviously have a good lead-based paint on them. They are heavier to send by comparison to other pieces of equipment, but they're designed to do certain, they have a certain mission. The big thing is for about anywhere from $11 to $20, you can still end up with a pretty decent virtually unissued or like new helmet in that category, that class, and it would work. Now, as far as helmet covers go, because needless to say, you want to kind of match up your patterns, remember if you can't find it, you can always make them. Right now, if you have woodland camo or if you're using ACU or whatever, I would point out there's tons of ACU blouses out there. that are cheap or if you're using woodland look around for the aftermarket woodland stuff although there's woodland camel helmet covers all over the place too prices are kind of goofy it's actually cheaper to buy a shirt and cannibalize it and save all the material for doing other things then to go out and buy a helmet cover helmet covers have gone from being under a dollar or about a dollar item to being a 15 and even 20 dollar item which is ludicrous Well, guess what? You can buy a used in very good excellent condition tactical shirt for anywhere from two to three to five dollars. Well, you do the math. You can buy how many shirts and cannibalize them, including using the pockets for other things, all kinds of fun stuff you can do. But you can get two to three helmet covers out of a shirt. Why am I gonna spend $20 on one simply because it's a purified, you know, like little blossom, you know cut that goes, you know, get stretched over a piece of steel or Kevlar depending which helmet you have now Military clothing supply has got some helmet covers for a dollar or dollar 25 right now They're the three color DCU. They also have the coyote brown. They're the mish and the pass get helmet covers They will fit a lot of other helmets though. In fact, as I pointed out for what you're paying there, again, you get 10, 20, 30 helmet covers for the price of one if you go out and buy something else. And Rit Dye can take care of the difference, especially where a lot of these have the base Coyote Brown or the three color desert with whatever choice of color range Rit Dye you want to use. you can make these helmet covers whatever you want to match. So again, prior to proper planning prevents BISP or performance be creative. Needless to say, guys, you have to reinvent the wheel on the RITDI idea. Go to YouTube and watch all of the, or watch the videos done on RITDIing, ACU and other military patterns and what results they've seen and what they've come up with, what they liked, what they didn't like, what works, what may not work for you. There's a bunch of stuff out there so you don't have to dabble and destroy. Instead, look at what other people have done. You don't have to reinvent the wheel, just pick which wheel fits. Which of the wheels, they've already developed, they've already got a tire. And you'll see by coloration what might work better for you. One of the things I do like is the brown range of dyes that have been used, like the chocolate, because of the light, dark coloration. But try to match up the ATACs and doing more, it doesn't have to be perfect. I just want it to be in the same range as the other ATACs stuff that used to be out there. About three years ago, ATACs was actually available in second market category. In other words, other companies doing it. They either cracked down or the Chinese decided they didn't want the competition out and about because they do the ATACs for whoever. And it's not been available. So what we've done is taken all the stuff and piled it up with certain units, all the ATAC camo, including, I'm just getting backpacks, web gear, assault this from the wholesalers. All that's been slid sideways to a particular unit, but now what we're doing is kind of rounding it out because they still need certain items and other clothing items like we mentioned helmet covers. So what we're doing is building from scratch with all the other odds and ends less expensive or less desirable stuff because people don't know what to do with it. We turn around and change that out. We're all done. They're squared away. Everything they need makes them tacky cool. Well, I guess at least tacky useful. and then we can get on to other things. But most important is cost savings. Now another thing I would recommend, guys watch the resale stores. And why did I just bring that up randomly? Well, I just mentioned RitDai. There have been a number of batches of dye color, tactical dye colors coming out in bulk. years ago, all of Woodland Camo Rit dye pattern colors came out by the thousands that I kicked myself in the butt, I should have bought more of them, but they even showed up at the Dollar Tree. And it was all of the baseline colors for dyeing Woodland Camo. Now, at this point in time, the sage is showing up, along with the other greens. that we see in the ACU pattern along with that kind of a matte gray slash what duckback gray that makes up part of the counter color. Now you may not want to use that for everything but remember if you don't think digital if you think of using a sponge and or a rag you can do either one You have a base color like the Coyote Brown is really great for this. OD Green will work, but your coloration, remember, is going to change depending on what your base color is. Basically, what you do is take the sponge, soak it in whichever of the colors you want to use, and cloud it onto the cloth. Now, don't try to make a pattern. In other words, kind of close your eyes and do a one, two, three. Okay, then, you know, sit that sponge back in its little bowl. Grab the other color and drop it here, drop it randomly there, then over, off away from where you just did the one, two, three with the other color. And what you want to do is overcloud, too. You want to overlap so the colors do, you know, mix to a degree, or at least they overwash. This creates other shading. The big thing is that either sponge, I mentioned a rag. Yeah, you bunch the rag up. You can do it with a rag if you don't have sponges. You take a rag, bunch it up, soak it, drip it off in the bowl, then bring it over to the cloth and dab, dab, dab. This is what we've been doing with the, for instance, the tan and brown, Cody Brown helmet covers that are solid. They're definitely a good paint, you know, like a painter's easel. The way they're set up, they're perfect for being able to do whatever you want to experiment. If you needed to go into the green range example, if you want to do kind of a fleck turn to catch up with some of the tropical stuff, because the tropical fleck turn was cheap a few years ago, but it's already gone stupid price. Certain items can be made from the Coyote Brown base and you can actually mimic close enough. No one's going to know the difference. No one's going to come up and ask why you're being shot at. Is that the appropriate, you know, a sanctioned Mundus Faire tropitarn? Or is that a copy of the tropitarn? It looks a little dull and you know, it's not as intricate and it's not a, oh, shut up. That just isn't going to happen and I'm not going to care. And you should neither. So the big thing here is to get it within the coloration range depending upon what your environment is and the standard for your unit. Again, we're trying to square all of our technology. Wait, go call her. Jump in there, please. For the self-tamo with the Riptide, I have found that using a sponge, a little bit of a stiffer sponge, and you pluck pieces out of it so that it's not a regular surface, works really well. You can kind of blend the edges together on certain colors and leave your background in between the others. nice about that and again that's a good point is that you'll end up with concentration of color in one or two of the most denser surface areas and you end up with a lighter spread or a hollow and that creates random patterns. Guys, that's what you want is you don't want, I know that a lot of uniforms you've bought have a repetitious, consistent camouflage pattern that repeats, repeats, repeats in waves. The best pattern you can come up with is a totally randomized, like, dart throw. And again, that's what you want to do is a combination of small pattern variant with overall light-dark contrast pattern for the overview, the over image. The reason you want the micro pattern is because you get closer to a target. You've got to be able to try and blend in with the intricacy of the environment. That's where the pluses and minuses are of different types of camouflage. The simplest large splotch, the traditional stuff you would see because first of all, what we're talking about doing for a government to do that was always expensive. Germany turned to camouflage as a way to try and conserve manpower, to try and save manpower, giving them better protection, better concealment. not cover because your clothing doesn't stop bullets. But by being able to blend in more efficiently in the environment that you were assigned to, then it's less likely you're going to take and catch a bullet. Okay, it's just that simple. So the Germans invested heavily at a time when their entire logistics system was tight. It was in trouble. And it's fascinating, on our side we had one attempt to actually, one we sent to Europe and a bunch of guys shot a bunch of our own people because wait a minute, the Germans are the only ones who have camouflage. And so they took that entire issue out and shipped it to the Pacific. Because the Japanese didn't have camouflage but used natural foliage and cover and concealment, etc. The American Basically, what would be called either the Puma pattern, it would, what was the other, well leaf, it's a leaf pattern is what it is. But the tropical pattern was originally not tropical. It was originally sent into France, into Europe. But it created what were called tragic mistakes because as I've told you before guys, You shoot by color definition. You see no shoot, no shoot. You see something? Well, who has a camouflage uniform? Well, we don't. We wear OD green. And the Germans, they all have camouflage patterns. And eventually you'll figure out like, that's the Waffen SS, and that's the regular Wehrmacht, and you know, et cetera. Well, then all of a sudden, they see somebody at a distance, intermediate range, and guess what? They were wearing a, what looked to be a bubble, or again, a camouflage pattern cover all. Well, they got shot. Unfortunately, when they got closer, they found out who they were shooting at were American troops. And this happened more than a few times to the point where the logic was, well, we wear green, they wear whatever. Okay, that's how it works. They wear pattern, they have patterns, we don't. And that was to simplify the process of shoot, no shoot, which I've told you about many times. So it's also true, remember, this is why you want tells. And whenever you do have in the way of tells, need to be significant enough that at ranges, intermediate, long range, you're able to identify, again, with optics, you confirm or deny our target of opportunity. And what do I mean by a tell? A piece of equipment, or a marker that confirms that the whole unit, typically we'll be wearing this by the way, confirms that you're in our camp. And this is especially difficult and especially necessary when you have highly irregular forces and both sides may be irregular by the nature of their lack of supply. down the road, you know, at the present time, there's a certain amount of uniformity with the US military, but that's going to fall apart just like everything else, depending upon the logistics interruption. And so you're going to see a hodgepodge and a mix of material, and this in and of itself will make it more difficult to identify friend and foe when the time comes, and there'll be some people doing it intentionally, hoping to get closer. So this is where as team leaders, Platoon leaders, company commanders, and above are all going to have to be very disciplined and responsible for properly marking and identifying their unit and their troops. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. You thought it was just gonna be I'm in charge. Well, with being in charge comes a lot of other W-O-R-K. And again, you have to remember too that allied units all have to coordinate, but there has to be a certain amount of OPSEC, operational security with regard to the TELs or the enemy can use it to create disruption or confusion. And again, we're going to do this to them. We plan on doing it to them the same way. Everybody understand that? I've told you all, get a black uniform, have a few black uniforms. You only have to be about 80% correct to get through most everything that you're going to need to have to infiltrate or exfiltrate through. But you need a black uniform, black helmet cover. One of the things we do is we take the fridge helmets, the Kevlar helmets, paint them black, and then you put your helmet cover over top of that. Whenever you need to be a black, if you had to be a black uniform unit, take the helmet covers off, guess what? It's already black. Throw on the black coveralls pull out the you know other auxiliary gear for the guys up front to look good as far as the black black web gear and smile and wave Anybody familiar with infiltration and exfiltration of large units, especially in North Africa. Oh the tricks were played and Constantly on both sides and both sides did it the Brits did it the Germans did it the Italians did it too deception. The point men, everything, vehicles, even the radios were tuned into. Well, if it was the Germans, they turned in, tuned into the English Channel. If it was the English, they tuned into the German radio. And needless to say, they would try to move columns through an entire area of operation and did successfully simply by making sure the guys up front looked like the guys they were going to run into up front. Pretty straightforward. We are at the top running ends of time as a matter of fact the first hour is gone again for everybody out there be creative There's a lot of rit dye Solutions out there. First of all, rit dyes is still something you should put on the shelf. I've got stuff. I haven't used that's just waiting When I see a deal on it, especially like when I'm marking it down You need to be thinking the same way remember base colors because you can always with those base colors adjust other items. And again, tactical camo colors seem to be popping out right now. Probably what is the leftover from the ACU and the ABU contract work that was done right back at the, you know, way back at the factory guys for making the dies. And Ritt has, you know, divvied these things up. Apparently they were probably in bigger hoppers. They repackaged it. And right now, RIT has a bunch of this stuff coming out in the Distressed Merchandise category. That's what you want to check out. Anyway, we should be hearing the music. We are at the top. It is, needless to say, Thursday here on Liberty Tree Radio. And a one and a two. And the bubble, there we are. The bubble, he's got a gun. The figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But 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 won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children? to live in fear and be a slave. O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to 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 trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight fight if he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Cornke. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines. Occupied territories, southwest, east, northeast, and south. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on ww.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. libertytreeradio.org and we are on satellite. Say hi to all of our friends out there, the Merchant Marine, virtually every ocean of the planet and places inland. You guys know how you're doing it. It's your area of expertise and we thank you for allowing other people to listen in while you are too. We're on a mirror to other communications technologies both inside and outside these United States. And of course it is, well, dun dun dun. It is Wednesday. No, it's Thursday. We lost a month. We had Monday, Tuesday, remember? Oh yeah, it's actually Thursday and it caught up with us real fast because of the long holiday weekend. It is the 8th of September. It is the 14th year of open. and in your face, Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K, 2022 Old Earth Calendar, 2022 Battle for the Republic, the Dance of Swords. Let the dance continue. Real quick, you guys, you can be creative. If you've got clothing and you have to do camouflage, one of the quickest ways to actually get something done, buy a big box of Mike, a dozen. Sharpie broad tip and some medium tip. For instance, brown, black, and green. And if you have, for instance, a This sounds weird, but this is how we used to make camouflage. I was taught to make camouflage in the military. We had only green uniforms. When you were improvising in the field, you use paint, you use oil, you use dirt, but also you can use markers. And in fact, to do what basically is a lightning pattern or rain pattern camouflage, with markers with base colors like tan or coyote brown if you have a lot of that stuff laying around. If you go to the resale stores, I probably should do a video on this because I've got a bunch of patterns that we've come up with that work really well. Typically where we have a bunch of the weird like fishing hats that are tan. or basically coyote brown to tan. And then of course, you have shirts, you have pants, whatever. What can you do with that? Well, because we're into the browns and fall here, there's a lot of neat stuff you can do for a minimal amount of work and the patterns are more as competitive as anything else for making you disappear in the field, okay? So it's a matter of personal creativity. To be quite honest, I'd rather see that. experiment. Do what you can. Come up with something that your unit might like and you might decide to adopt and build and make more. And once you come up a little sweatshop operation, guess what? You can grow it as needed. The big thing is, for instance, like you go to the resale shops, a lot of the places like where we have here in Michigan, they actually sort all the pants and shirts by color. And I've told you this before, in the event we were to go to war, I have certain people that their job is to go to like the Red Shield or the Salvation Army and anything that's tan, anything that's brown, in other words, everything from here to here on the rack, because they're all sorted the same way, all of the Coyote Brown pants go, no matter what they are. All of the brown pants go, no matter what they are. All the brown shirts go, no matter what they are. All the OD green, no matter what they are. Why? Well, because that's the uniform for the people that didn't have any clothing to put them in a standard piece of equipment, but also give them clothing to wear out, because clothing is considered perishable, a perishable item, a consumable. They clothing, although obviously they want you to sign for everything milk from a military perspective, clothing is an absolute trash item. It's one of those things where they know that you're going to go through so much of it. They need so many tons, so many thousands of pieces per unit per uniform type, whatever, hundreds of thousands, millions of pieces. And the stuff is designed to wear out. It's going to wear out. Now, there's a couple tricks here too that I would recommend if you are serious about your equipment. We used to do this. We actually used to do this when we were making ghillie suits. We still do actually, is reinforcing the knees and the elbows. Now, of course, with a ghillie suit, the logic is that you're doing a lot of drag and crawl work and so the wear points are going to get worn down. But we were taught to do that before everybody was talking about ghillie suits. simply because you take a pair of tired or busted up pants, and like I told you before, we would cut the pockets off, for instance, and we would stitch the pockets onto the smaller front pockets on your blouse. Take those off and stitch those to the calf leg on the outboard side, left and right on your pants to make an eight pocket pair of pants. The other thing is taking the already cut arms and or legs, they've already been stitched, sliding them up, rolling them over, and having those stitched into place to reinforce the knees. And way before you saw this insert bumper armor years ago, I'm talking way back in, you know, during the Vietnam War, okay, Vietnam era, there were guys that actually stitched pockets using, you know, beat up pants so that they could insert impact foam that came out of the ammo cans. And it worked. It really worked well as a matter of fact. Now it's kind of funny, I noticed that with all the stuff with Desert Dust Part 2 and working in Iraq and Afghanistan, they actually came full circle back to that again, only it's commercially done. And some of you may have uniforms where you actually have to try and round up the rubber baby buggy bumper inserts that go in the elbows and they also go in your knee pad stations. your pants were built for that. Well guys, way before that was in vogue, that was something that we did. If you don't remember, you had the high impact gray foam that was inside the ammo cans that was, you know, de-rattler. You had cardboard and eventually you started using this high impact foam. It came in two different thicknesses. It was perfect for what we're talking about doing. So you can take a lot of your other stuff, cannibalize it out, especially if it's already gotten beat up. With something's tired out to the point where the knees are worn through or the knees are coming apart, either A, you're gonna fix those with the fix we're talking about, or you're gonna cannibalize those and use that to beef up a better set that's newer because now you know where your wear points are. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. If you think ahead, we're not gonna have clothing readily available. Communist China is gonna cut that stuff off quick. They've already taken most of the millinery and pulled it out of the United States. Because of that, we already know that we're limited. So priority is resale shops, distressed merchandise. I've already cleaned out two companies of pants locally here. I haven't said too much about it, but I filled up, in fact, I bought out all of the barrels that were available from one source, and I filled them with the pants, the tactical pants that I cleared out from the other source. And it's every OD green or mid green and or coyote brown pair of tactical six pocket pants they had, which was hundreds of pairs. And I made a deal, they had them get hold of corporate. They called corporate, confirmed that, you know, hey, want some all? Yep, want some all? Good. Well, congratulations, you got them. And I missed a few. I went through the inventory of what they had. I missed a few. I got to go back and pick up the rest or some more because apparently they may also have pulled some out of the warehouse from wherever they came from. The big thing about pants is, guys, remember this about all your clothing. Closer is to the ground, more is to the faster it's going to wear out. In fact, this is why I pointed out time and again about boots because boots are a priority, but socks, pants, you know, you work with battle blouses and shirts are cheap. I've mentioned this many times. Go to Sportsman's Guide. Go over to any of these places that have surplus. You can find reasonably priced blouses all day. ACU, ADU, OD Green Austrian. There's still stuff out there hanging around. Spanish. Not so much Spanish as much as we used to see, but there's stuff like that out there. But in the pants, all pants have gone stupid. So again, this is the other reason that the Dickie products and all those have become real popular overseas. Because the American parts inventory and supply system wasn't keeping up or the quality of the product, which was typical slipshod Chinese made, mohaw for American military. They decided to go over to stuff like the pair I'm wearing right now, which are a sage green pair of Dickey combat pants. They've got deep pockets, extra pockets, magazine pockets, reinforced knees. They don't have a blouse band or anything on the base. But I will say this, I have been looking to see how badly I could mess these up and I really haven't been able to. I got one hole in them here on the side of the spot, but that was from a nail that went through something and went through me. Okay. Beyond that, that's typical, oh, oh, ouch, wear and tear. And even there, the thing is held, everything's held up. So that's another consideration. If you can find any resale points, Ollie's right now has had a bunch of these types of pants come in. I understand that they might have some show up at one of the other Distress stores up in the Bay City area in Michigan. There's a couple of places that are like that, like Oley's, just only one store. Pay attention, grab what you can. It's interesting, it sounds like either I'm getting an echo or a soft echo or somebody else in the background. This happens with the 21st century planet Krapu. with the system the way it is. It had nothing to do with it or anybody. Guys, it's just the way the system is pretty crappy. So, well, somebody might have just realized they needed to mute up. Anyway, let's do this. Do we have a caller? Let's not leave anybody out. Do we have a caller? Okay, very good. And again, remember, let's make one thing clear. The experts were never wrong. They were always lying. Big difference, guys. They were always lying and still are. So a couple of the things again, Tucker Carlson has been doing pieces on the people mutilation. It's interesting, but it's such a small, small percentage of the population. And yes, it does need to be stopped. It's safe to talk about. But again, the kind of a deflection, okay? If a person is you're stupid enough to buy into that. There isn't a whole lot you can really do to save them from themselves. Does everybody understand that? Of course you're supposed to feel bad because they go into having themselves castrated and then they realize that they should have done the castration thing because this isn't a movie and it's kind of permanent. But it's now you're supposed to feel bad and lament with them because they did something really physically damaging and stupid. Now granted doing it to kids. I think whoever does the proposing doing it to kids should have it done to them, but they should also be in prison, okay? However, when it's the adult things that are going on, and or young adult, it's like either they were looking for attention in a very sick way, by the way. I'm gonna get attention, I'm gonna almost have castrited. Okay, that's not really a good idea. what you're talking about you're just not being sensitive to me listen fool I'm being very sensitive to you don't have yourself castrated but if you do don't come back and cry to me about how you had yourself castrated you know what I mean you know stupid that is well you guys all said I should do it so I went out and did it and then a year later oh my god why did you let me do this oh my god It's like, okay, I'm just reminded of the Sensei from UHF. Weird Al Yankovitch UHF. Stupid! Yeah, Sensei, new class. Yes, yeah, stupid. So stupid. So we do have a lot of Nimrods and Idiot Sticks out there who somehow seem to think that there is a special reset button when that's not how life works, okay? Especially especially, and this is what's fascinating to me, watching too many bullshit miracle movies with medicine. Oh, you can blow your brains out with chemicals and somehow you're gonna survive all of that, and then you're gonna be the survivor of whatever the latest wave, a du jour wave of deathly drugs is. But you'll feel valiant because you're a survivor of that. It's like, how about you don't do that in the first place? And I'm not impressed with you if you survived it, only because you shouldn't have done it in the first place. How's that sound? How about not doing it at all? How about putting self value into place and realizing that a lot of these other dimple heads that are pushing for either like the equivalent to cattle mutilation, because they figure you're nothing but cattle. Okay, you've got the business of medicine right now, which has become so absolute Talmudic slash Cabalistic slash Babylonian that they're so far on the corner, they can't see the corner anymore, and they love, they'll do anything to you. The medical industry has got a bunch of chop shops that will do anything to you now, to your kids. The only good thing is that particular click, if you know who they are, first ones to be shot when this thing kicks off. One of the many first to be shot when this thing kicks off. What do you think? I mean, everybody I've talked to pretty well, is like, well, there's a bunch of things that are on the list to do right away. No matter what, win, lose, or draw, this particular problem needs to be gone. Which is the other thing nobody's addressing. Well, you know, we need to relate and talk about it. No, no, we don't we've got a bunch of sick bastards who gravitated to positions of authority have no business being near They shouldn't be in the business of the industry or the mechanism that they're in Medicine has gone in the toilet. I know we got listeners you guys know who you go when I say that It's just like, you know when we talk about a lot of other stuff There are peace officers out there who should know that Mark's not talking about them when I talk about the bald headed, roided up, no neck shoe size IQ, numb skulls. You're not part of that, right? So if you're with the medical industry, you know what the medical industry is doing, which is why you probably change jobs and locations. And you know that Uncle Mark isn't talking about you because you've already seen the path and moved off that road. Okay, but then in fact, I would say this about medicine work to the point where there's an absolute like everything else a total division you can't work at a hospital anymore and expect to be able to truly perform Within what will be considered the Hippocratic oath There are too many other, you know, applied political elements that totally are contrary to and might have half of them are wokeness, political correctness, whatever. You can't work in that environment. We've seen this before. Only we saw it in other science areas of medical science guys where we were way ahead of the edge, you know, cutting edge as far as having to deal with everything from hyperbolic chambers to chelation therapy to go right down the shopping list, even dealing with cancer. We have many people who have survived cancer when they are flattered. We're told by the industry they were going to die. And these people religiously followed the regimens of the homeopaths and the other doctors that they found that amazingly enough lived a full and complete life. a physically active life. So don't say it can't be done. The fact of the matter is that this is actually, it's just that the war has become more arrogantly public with regard to the asshats and the idiot sticks incompetence and greedy bastards that are in medicine now. Most of them shouldn't be anywhere near the job, but because of the political correctness environment, well, we're where we are. So this is where the great pairing off needs to take place. Our medical people need to be looking at building their own clinics, building their own micro hospitals, which is what we're prepped to do in several locations. We're already online with this. But all of you need to be thinking the same way. If you're, if you were already served in medicine, when the time comes, we're not, we take care of the other side. We have no interest in them. They, if you were to go into the medical mechanism and set up as a prison system, can't go there now. Okay, we got somebody who needs to mute up. For whatever reason, they're dragging the microphone across whatever. Are we alive? There we go. So anyway, that's fascinating. The mutes, which isn't hard to figure out. Anyway, um, the funny thing is both, both times that you said somebody needs to mute up, my phone was muted and it never makes any noise on the line. But twice in a row after I muted up, you said, there it goes. Well, you know, it's interesting. I don't know if it was you or somebody. It sounded like something dragging across a regular commercial microphone. It didn't sound like a phone. It's all I was doing was digging through a bag for a can of chicken broth. That's what I was doing. That's what that didn't sound like. I was a good three feet away from the phone to mention that just in case Ed thinks it's me, I really don't think it was me, but well, That's okay. Anyway, we are at the bottom of the hour for everybody out there. Again, be creative, but start thinking outside the box in every category because we're not going to be saved by the system. The system has utterly failed. Look what happened in California with the power. But those are trained professionals. What do the trained professionals do for everybody in California? What have the trained professionals have been doing for everybody? Well, they're not really trained anyway. They may be a dog in pony show circus. Okay, but they're not. Apparently they have mismanaged the power supply for everybody on California. That's what they've been doing. Right. So, but those are trained professionals guys. And of course, leftist woke slash queers, the $3 bill. They've got all the peto credentials and what do they have a shipwreck? Real quick. I was trying to mute him before. He got to it, but that was Darzak and his phone was showing it was unmuted until just a second ago. So even after I know he, I know he muted, but for whatever reason, we're having like some weird effects of the mute there. Right. It was rather, again, it sounded like something dragging across a commercial mic. I've been in the studio before and it didn't sound like a phone. It sounded like a, like a mic, mic drag. Anyway, for everybody out there, we're at the bottom. And failure, of course, is not an option for us, but it is for the other side. Cars told you you must all buy electric cars, but you could not plug in your electric cars. If you plug in the electric cars, they will use the electricity. And the commissars need the electricity for their air conditioning. You should not have your air conditioning. The commissar should have air conditioning. The commissar must be able to plug his, her, or its car in, but not your car. Even though we have put a gun to your head, and we've had government by force of arms tell you that you're gonna get rid of what you've got and buy what we tell you, comrade worker. But then we're not going to let you play with what we allow you to buy. Yeah, think about that one. Again, another reason why their sorry ass needs to be shot out of this country. That's all there is to it. So anyway, no, real quick. We're at the bottom. And if you could, I'm going to have another request. Wow. Wow. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. That's kind of cool. There was something bumping along there. We have a caller. It sounds like we have a caller. Might have been, I don't know. Bump, bump, bump, bump, bump. And there's some more bumping going on. Okay. Somebody's mic is open, but bouncing on surfaces yet unknown. So, okay. I thought that I might've had my mic open, but it was not. I was just checking. So who's next? Over. real quick before we're going farther though it's bottom of the hour and uncle mark wants to hear some music so i'll tell you what udo i give as good as i get you know this is an old metal band by the way and the the gentleman i if he could either be high mileage and younger than me by 10 years or he's my age and i i'd have to actually check but udo i give as good as i give good as I get. Hard the wish to God they were never born. When the time comes and you have to fight, you fight utterly to win. You fight with all ready the decision. Before you pulled the trigger you already knew you had to. Attack with the aggressor, understand again. In this day and age going with them isn't really going to serve any purpose other for them to get their chuckles out of destroying your life while you regret the idea that you went along with them. You will regret that. Instead, while you have force of arms and we have the ability to stand as free men armed, then we must use the weapons that we have for the police state, the nature of the foreigners that are now manipulating the country, they're coming. Not an if, just a when. The back faggots are doing what they've always done. I told you people a million times, and I know nobody like to hear this. Certain people certainly don't want to hear this at all. Okay, we don't need silencers. We don't need automatic fire. We don't need explosives for the moment. Don't worry when the time comes, all of that can be quickly available. And then let's not forget we don't need to plan where we hit ship and whatever. There's no need for that. But most important is everything that we kind of warn everybody about. Like the, I know this is a we told you so or I told you so, but I'm going to remind you again. Everybody thought it was cool because after all their argument was correct. They followed within the letter of the law, the fabrication of the legalese that the machine uses. And I warned everybody about this. I've seen this before over and over again. Well, now they're coming after the shoulder braces. Now, first of all, I got to say this. It's like, well, shoulder braces are for all the people who are having a tough time holding their guns. Well, there aren't that many, but OK, what if for whatever reason, that was a great excuse and everybody thought it would be a legitimate excuse. And guess what? It was to a degree until they got saturation. And now if you watch Guns and Gadgets or any of these other talk programs on YouTube, half of them doing the piss their pants and oh, my God, they're coming. You're doomed. That that be us. Here's the thing just take the stinking Support off the gun bury the son of a bitch somewhere now right now take it off the weapon It didn't need to be there doesn't need to be there for you to own it Take the son of a bugger off the weapon now Here's the other thing silencers they've done this over and over again. Well, it's an oil trap. It's an oil trap. It's a grease trap oil trappy thingy and it's not a silencer. It was an oil trap thing. You don't think that they waited because everything could form within the law and then they changed it. It's just like the just like the bump stock thing. Everybody, they tell you that in order for you to get something done, the bat faggots have you rub your tummy, pat your head, blink your eye, a left eye, then your right eye. Oh, you did your right eye instead of your left eye. You're all wrong. But okay, so you did everything the way you were told to do it, and you conform to this, and you expect some of that. Well, you know what? I've warned everybody, because we've watched this over and over again. They've got a bunch of arbitrary pricks. These are drunk up. PEDO queers that work for the bat faggots that are in their development or their research and engineering side arbitrarily they will change, they will modify or they will do things, totally illegitimate, but they use them as the premise for going out and making business for the bat faggots and business for the FBI. What do I mean by that? Well after they've approved and they already had the stuff in hand then all of a sudden the same click the same group of knuckle dragon monkeys All of a sudden, gimmick this, alter that, and claim that, well, yeah, they can make this into a fill in the blank, okay, or it's illegitimate fill in the blank, and they've done this over and over again, and now they're sending the flying monkeys out to go attack people. The only way this will stop is somebody, when they send the flying monkeys out, is gonna just nail their ass and wipe out whatever bat faggots and whoever rides with them, then comes out to play their games. Now when that happens, I don't want to hear any, oh well, we just need to be relaxed and let's be reasonable. What do you mean reasonable? These jackasses knew exactly what they were doing and they're little spiffy black uniforms. And when they get wiped out, good. Oh well, see ya, wouldn't want to be ya. That should be the attitude across the board. Why? Because they won't, they have no concern for you whatsoever. They're coming to your houses. Well, then we need to go to their houses. Oh, you can't do that Well, wait a minute. You're coming to visit us at our par where we sleep. I think we should all know where you come from Let's have a tit for tat exchange of the mines and physical prowess and all kinds of fun stuff. What's like? What do you think? Yeah, you see that that's what's fascinating this all this lopsided crap Again is going to have to be dealt with So when somebody finally does, first of all, I will remind you again, you don't need a silencer. Guys, if you guys get into reloading, I'm serious. Use your mind. Everybody listening right now, you have more than enough gray matter between your ears to be able to engineer rounds that are quieter than anything that could possibly be imagined. All you have to do is bring the powder charge down, switch out, you know, choice of primers is everything, by the way. Increase bullet size, and you can create a whispering death projectile that is, doesn't make hardly any noise, if any noise. The primer will make more noise than the charge, but the 220 or 300 grain, 400 grain, or 500 grain bullet that's going down range like a freight train, subsonic. will knock someone down like a fist. You don't need a silencer. And for most situations, I don't want it quiet in front of me. I want as much thinking barking noise as I can. You put a muzzle down a hallway because you got a bunch of huts you're going to mow down. You want all the blast and flame possible going down range in that little corridor when you pull the trigger or when you all pull the trigger together. You want flash bang boom you don't want you want bubububububububu you want the neighborhood to know that the enemy's dying When they hear that single bark of that Barrett or that 50 caliber that you know Maddy or the stoner or whatever you got Everybody's gonna know that something just dropped dead and it ain't us I don't want it quiet I want to make sure the neighborhoods, in fact the next county over knows that a whole bunch of knuckle-dragging shoe-sized IQ-rooted up, mauled-head knuckle-draggers are dying horribly. In fact, we can get them on a radio somehow to scream even more so their buddies can hear better still. And with regard to automatic fire, your little twitchy finger will work just fine. I've argued this forever. Select fire. Pull the weapon off one of the corpses in front of you as you take and wipe out the unit. If you want select fire, take the stuff you paid for. Strip it from the enemy dead. Let none of them get away. And congratulations. Right off the get-go, you've got something that you know works first time every time. It's no gimmick. Doesn't require any special trying to figure out how to make it work. It's got click and click. Maybe another click. You may have semi. 3-round burst and full auto. There you go. See that 3-round burst is especially where it's controlled. Nice thing is it'll keep your friend going crazy with the other twitchy finger. But here again, all of these ideas were all accepted and they were, again, they got the squeeze on the butt, they got the pat on the head from the bat faggots, everybody, they conformed to the letter of the law. So what did the War Powers Act federal government do? What did the enemy combatant who is waging war against you do? completely throughout all of the rules that they themselves, the arbitrary rules that they created, they then went arbitrary on again. Wow, what a surprise. We never would have told, oh wait a minute, we did tell you this. Okay? So there's certain things. Again, the triggers, grease them up, go out in the middle of nowhere, make sure you know where they are if you want to, and put them underground. You have one of those shoulder, you know, the the the quote unquote pistol braces, you know arm braces Get that son of a bugger off the gun. You should never had it on there in the first place But take it off the gun Put everything back the way it's supposed to be as far as a stripped 223 slash or some 62 by 39 pistol Whatever you got you're fine. I'm gonna keep the shoulder brace it why? Now I would point out too, this is also, here's something else, short barrel weapons. Now I've warned you about this many times because here's what's gonna happen, they're coming into the house because of that pistol brace. But then all of a sudden they get to look at all the rest of your guns and your stuff. Just like they did with Trump. Well, they took medical records. They took attorney privilege information from existing cases. Well, of course, the rats and the spies and the curs and the pigs and the excrement from the Fed stole everything. Now, what you saw with Donald Trump is what they think they're gonna be doing across the country, which is why some people are already gonna realize this is coming and will shoot their ass. Be like, no, I think I'm done with them. At some point that's gonna happen. Don't you dare talk down anybody who does that. If somebody's got the guts and wherewithal to put the enemy down hard, congratulations, thumbs up, you did well. What about Philadelphia? Who cares about them? They're involved in arbitrary and capricious acts against the American people. They're going to illegitimately steal people's time, steal people's property. As far as I'm concerned, the whole damn bunch need to be dead. But be prepared because it's not if, it's when. The only problem is, it's like some people are going to try to be selective. Well, hey, they had this and that and the other and I didn't like that. Well, I don't like it either. But only because it's not essential and it was one of those things everybody thought they were riding the high tide Hell this all started back when Trump was in power Remember the bump stocks. Oh, we gotta ban the bump stocks was that was that this character that's in there now the peto sniffer meat puppet No, it wasn't No, it wasn't the bat faggots under Donald Trump started this crap started all this BS we're seeing right now, forgive me, I gotta watch, you should be doing that as well. But the fact of the matter is, guess what? Right there in front of you. So again, you don't need a silencer, you don't need automatic fire. In fact, to be quite honest, you know what's much scarier? is like I said, somebody hears the biggest damn boom you can imagine. Your 300 win mag, your 460 weather be mag, your eight millimeter Remington mag, your 338 Lapua, your M250 caliber round firing once and hitting so hard that the person's leg just falls off or their crotch just has a hole in it the size of a fist. You know, that is far more devastating than... trust me, and every time you pull the trigger, there's another one screaming, Help me, Bob! Help me! Oh, Bob, help me! Get off the radio, you idiot! Get off the radio! Help me, Bob! Anybody remember what happened with the Batfaggots at Waco? They had backup frequencies. When they attacked the first time, they had so many wounded. Help me Frank. Help me. Get off the radio, man. Help me Frank. Help me Frank. The character didn't, there may not even be a Frank there. Who knows? But he was busy tying up alpha frequencies. So they had to go to the Bravo frequency for the next big wave of attack. And so they did. And then they had even more wounded. I'm hurt! I'm hurt! I'm over by the water tower! I'm hurt! Get off the radio, man! I'm hurt! So the B frequency was useless. So then they went to a third frequency, which they had to do word of mouth. Because they had the A and the B figured out, but they didn't think they'd need a C. Help me! Help! Find out where you are, it won't hurt very much longer. Well, no, I'm lying. If I know where you are, I might put a bullet in to make sure you can't use the arm that's got the gun, either holding the gun in. But other than that, I'm gonna leave you gut shot just the way you are, because you'd be doing that to me. How's that sound? So again, guys, it's a we told you so. So but but with the for instance, with the arm brace thing, make it disappear. Make it disappear. You can have a short barreled pistol, which is what you've got. in 5.56 and 7.62 by 39 or 9 millimeter or whatever if it's an AR type, who cares? But get the stupid stuff off the weapon, box it up, grease it up, whatever you're gonna do and shoot it off the property and make it gone. And it will literally be gone. Not far as the enemy showing them any of your stuff, well, only an idiot or fool would A, be showing your enemy anything. And only an idiot, a fool or incompetent would allow the characters into your home. You might as well fight they show up you might as well fight because one way or another they're either a they're gonna find something else that they're gonna try they're gonna destroy your life with enough they'll lie Because they're already lying everything that you all that they're already looking for they already approved before and they lied So you think that when they show up at your we got a warrant you don't have any warrant anymore. There's no rules anymore There's no law anymore. You don't have a warrant Look at the crap we had, the stuff we had going on with Trump. You didn't have a warrant, you just simply came in with a crown traditionally has and it was before the American Revolution. And you came in and you pissed on everybody. The arbitrary and capricious activity that these characters are involved in, they do not have a warrant. They got a piece of paper and the maybe rubber stamp by even one of the bastards down the street laughing his ass off in a van because he's just rubber stamping as he goes. There wasn't even a judge involved or does there need to be because the judges already said, well, I'll just give you a rubber stamp. Or they just printed out other computer. But the point is it without that wet signature on there, it's not aware of warrant. That's right. I don't want to see a fascinating. I can make a photocopy of a hundred dollar bill. I can't spend that. That's not a real hundred dollar bill just because I made a copy of it Has to be the real thing with the real serial number on And the fact of the matter is that again, this is where that when they when they get their ash off, they're gonna go Well, why not a warrant for this or that or whatever. I don't care Why would I what what does that have to do with anything? There are no rules anymore. The law is gone And it's arbitrary and capricious activity to begin with as we know because everything that they're doing all of the things they've selectively decided to attack people over are all things that had to go to the back faggots. They had to look at it. They had to turn it inside out. They even in some cases now let's remember something here about several of the items like the bump stocks. that they actually went back a second time with them and had to go over them and review them and follow all the code and everything and they're legitimate. But then what did they do? Well, they just threw it out the window. That's called arbitrary and capricious activity demonstrating a total destruction of any of the confidence in the mechanism whatsoever and illegitimacy on the part of the agencies and departments. They're not. doing anything like what, well, they're doing what they're supposed to because this is what the police state and the War Powers Act is all about. Arbitrary and capricious activity waging war against the American people. Go ahead, caller, jump in there, please. Hey, I came in late. I'm not sure if you mentioned this, but you mentioned the crown, which we know is the crown mile. Another crown departed today. The 96-year-old troll in England, she has departed the Monocoil and she's down there with John McCain. That's what the one of our callers said when the queen is dead. Oh, we named the king. Well, I didn't know I didn't know you just informed me No, I haven't had time. I have been working my hind end off today. So I appreciate that and again, you know, apparently Queen Elizabeth has passed away Do you remember when? the thing with Diane went on and he was fooling around with the other woman who was married and it was he was never going to be king because of the scandal the scandal I say and Then we wound up with both of his sons are even worse scandals one of them's a pedophile and the other one married an Negro or a half Negro and The Queen hates her. She everybody went to say goodbye to the Queen while she was dying except Meghan Markle who stayed in London She didn't get to go Because she's despised because she's at the wrong race or partly wrong race Imagine that so now we're back to it. We're back to Prince Bonnie Charlie now Well, that's what's gonna be interesting because again as we know there in the mix there's already been they I mean It's not like they weren't expecting her to pass away. I mean it's a you know, the clock was long the grains of sand and run their time run their run the run the gauntlet so What's going to be interesting though is with all the other change of government and on the edge of winter in England What kind of celebrate I'm waiting for the celebration on this one. This is gonna be kind of interesting We have to have a gala half the people can't afford electricity son. Yeah, but we still have to have a gala. Oh God You know, it's it's almost a Dickens, you know, Dickens sony and there we go It's Oliver twist time. Hey, good color. You know what they'll do though. They're probably going to chop down all the trees and have a giant bonfire and effigy of the Queen and that way they won't have any electricity or firewood to burn for heat this winter. Well, you know, that's what's going to be kind of well again, if they're smart, somebody better be thinking ahead and be very conservative. But you know how this is gonna work. Number one, you have to have the kickoff for the one going out. And number two is, like I said, you have to have the new Imperial Gala for whatever it is that's whoever is gonna get the magic dart. Because there's all kinds of characters in the wings. There's always been a lot of comedies done on this. Don't forget, if they have to, they can find a distaff relative. You know, there are the children that they didn't acknowledge still hanging around out there, right? But eventually, yeah, well, half a half a royal family member is better than no family member. Well, we are at the top for everybody out there. And again, thank you for qualifying that. I suspected that was the case. And if I'm half short, I'm... And to go in all my way I'm just getting started And I reached my pretty girl's side. Leave some time! Please blow the man down. And away! Please blow him through the mist with a f***. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me he said, We fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But 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, 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 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 Number you traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize them 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 won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Oh, 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 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 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. So we appreciate the rebroadcasting and sharing done there, uplink, downlink, and group communication, which is cool. We're also on a myriad of other communications technologies, including micro-AM and FM, both inside and outside these United States. It is Thursday, and it's the end of the workday for everybody, or by now it should be, especially out on the left coast even. It is the 8th of September. It's Thursday. It is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face. Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2022. Older calendar 2022 battle for the Republic to the dance of swords and let the dance continue and it is for everybody again. We're headed towards the weekend, but we're in that middle day. Still got some work left. You can get done outside since I'm done with the programming here. You can still get paint work done. Do it. Remember, later on it's going to be a lot tougher as we get colder and we're into the middle time now. You can drop any time it chooses and then peak back up. We have Indian summers, of course, randomly when we get into fall. And here it is September. And again, being September 8th. So time ain't waiting for anybody. Bad guys are in motion. We better be double timing it, member. Big, fake, double time. Also, again, K.E. Brissett, N. Shafer, Holland Wallace, and K.N. Drason. Congratulations. You guys are the selected staff for the... Hold on here, let me make sure I get this right. The expansion again of the 475th detachment, everybody is in high gear. They're going to be done with this by this weekend. Actually, this weekend they'll be connected, hooked up, and ready to go. And the staff are, of course, doing their part right now to square away the individual fireteam squads and detachments. We have a couple of other independent Michigan militia large units that will be Probably finished with organization. We had a cadre element that was part of the third the third brigade I think it's the 428 they got to double check that one, but anyway They're gonna be meeting this weekend and they will have doubled their strength with an expansion or a cadre expansion But we talked about before taking the new people using a a 10% element of the experienced individuals, including an entirely new formation. This keeps everything copacetic with regard to OPSEC, operational security. But the big thing that we've noticed is, well, either not enough ammo or not enough ammunition for a percentage of the people. It's funny. I don't know what this, I don't know what it is. It's something with some conditioning There were some slobs that were intentionally trying to retard everybody since they couldn't stop everybody from organizing. The magic number is 200 rounds. You only need 200 rounds of ammo. Now, guys, you might recall, and I can't remember who opened their face on this. about 10 years ago. It's been that long, 10 years ago. And it was since they couldn't stop people from organizing and because people were buying and continuing to buy more weapons, mags, etc. Then, you only need 200 rounds, like you need to restrict how much ammunition you own. Did you know that? So whenever somebody opens their face like that, you know that they're typically working for the other side. If they can't stop you, at least retard as much of the operation as possible. It was Obama. It was Obama. Obama made the comment too, but we had people parrot that. Okay, there's people that were on supposedly at our side, remember? There's people on our side that supposedly, you know, we're all, we really know what's going on. So here's basically what I'm noticing. I've had several people. young people that I've directed towards these these latest mechanisms that have been put together and The most common figure I've heard is well, I got 200 rounds of ammo Now it may just be random. I don't know what it is. You know, it's it could be a matrix thing. Okay, it doesn't necessarily have to be Conditioning but as I point out every time I hear that I said well 200 rounds is enough to get you into trouble but not get you out Okay, just keep that in mind The good thing is, as soon as you tell somebody, well, you need more ammo, they typically do go out and buy a case or more right away or as much as they can. And as I point out, especially the young guys, hey, with your next paycheck, just buy more ammo and just keep buying more ammo. Just make it every switch you get, as long as it's cheapest for the mostest, try to do that, because you need more ammunition on the shelf. But the magic 200 number has come out over and over and over and over and over and over again in the last two to three weeks in the last couple days actually especially So again when you're when you're bringing people up to speed remind them you'll never have enough ammo You're not gonna lose a penny buy more now. It's that simple and the same with magazines As far as type of magazine, if you've got a guru and they're telling you that the Schmidlap 402 magazine is the only magazine in the world and ignore all the rest, well, if you want to, follow that criteria. But my attitude is look for the best price on the shelf. Buy the hell out of it when it's cheap based on what you can afford, not what you'd like, but can't afford. In other words, don't stretch yourself thin. But purchase what you can if that's available the next time fine. If not buy another magazine There's plenty of different manufacturers out there hex mags work most everything out there works P mags obviously are the the standard that everybody read I think your rolls off the tongue P mag So everybody remembers P mags, okay, and they do work. So whatever you choose. It's fantastic, but buy more mags However, that is typically what I've seen. Like I said, a couple hundred rounds and they've got so many magazines, which at least they don't just have one or two bags. But if you do and you're listening, well, we're not trying to shame you. We're trying to keep you alive. Okay. You need more magazines and you need more ammunition and you need a whole list of other things to make sure you're squared away so that you're tactically capable of deploying. contributing when the time comes. That's what we're interested in. We have a mutual liberty interest. Let's square ourselves away and be ready to put down what it is that they think they're going to kick off on the other side. More is better. So anyway, but as it is, and again, I want to say congratulations. You know, as a matter of fact, hold on here, did I mention Neil Shafer? He's the coordinating manager for the mobilization by the way. So guys, you have your pin numbers for using the ultra net uplink. Neil Shafer is the managing coordinator for operations. And you will probably need to be routed depending on what your skill set is. You'll be routed to one of the other people mentioned because each person is taking care of a specific aspect of the combined arms team that they're putting together. So the motorized, mechanized, looking for mechanics. Guys, if you like wrenching on things, we've got a lot of vehicles, and different units have different interesting stuff that they're putting together. We have been getting hold of a lot of gamma goats. And the only other thing I'm looking for right now is more of the coots, you know, the C-O-O-T, coot. If we can run into more of those, we're actually right now in the process of mapping out building the Koot. What that is, is the quarter ton poor man's version of the Gamma Goat, done as a quarter ton jeep type vehicle. And sticking to the original specs, not hard to build, but we'll again... There's a few things we're going to work out see if we can find an off-the-shelf solution for the articulated body for the jointer point There's some other things that can be done similar to the gamma go to self, but the coot was a two tub Swimmable all-terrain vehicle using the standard Willie's Jeep and later on with the last model that they built, the M1514 Must Jeep Rims. Originally used MBT Jeep Rims. The last model used the standard Ford Must M151 Jeep Rims. It's a neat vehicle. Look it up. If you want to check it out, it's called a Koot. Every once in a while they pop up out there. We had a handful of them with Op-4 that we put together and we've decided we're going to build them. It's a simple design. We can adapt a number of different engines. Any existing Honda, Briggs, or whatever other engine you'd like to use could be used. They are, again, they're swimmable on top of everything else. and actually pretty good, well very very stable. They can go cross country and handle extreme terrain much in the same way that the Gamma Goat. They're the smallest vehicle in the articulated body design that was built back during the 60s and 70s. So anyway, just a heads up, that's one of the other projects that's in motion right now and we're probably gonna make it heavier by a hundred pounds or so with other equipment materials going to be added. But we again will stick to the basic design for the sake of parts interchangeability once we get it built right. So we'll see what happens there. But it is a given project. Good call. We're jumping there. Yeah, Mark. This is Fluffy. I wanted to ask what kind of doctor you were talking about earlier that Yes, like the all over doctor. They've got me in fairly bad shape and I thought I would try to get a consult or some advice from one. Well, general practitioners, what we've talked about before, the general, but you know, again, it's few and far between anymore. I mean, there usually are, but it's like, when you go to a clinic, you're either seeing nurses or you're seeing whatever. A general practitioner is someone who works as a traditional family doctor. It wasn't a GP you were talking about. It was something to do with natural practices. Oh, a homeopath. Well, a homeopathic doctor. Right. You have to look in your area to see what might be available. In fact, any of our listeners may have somebody that's in contact down your neck of the woods. Because usually a lot of those people are interconnected already and can refer you if that's what you're looking for. What happened? Well, they I didn't know how bad a shape I was in. I thought I just had some congestion half a fluid on each lung keeping me from breathing and and a bleeding ulcer and they got me in the Memorial Hospital now. I'm a bit better. They've drained, drained my lungs and I'm able to breathe somewhat. They say I'm better, but sure do feel poorly, but I'm working on getting better. But I want to try to see if I can get some information from my homeopath and see if he can give me some recommendations. If our friend is listening in the thumb, otherwise I'd have to give him a heads up and have him get back with you. Hold on a second here. Yeah, let me see what I can do. Okay. In fact, if he's listening right now, he can chime in. If not, we'll pass along as quickly as I can. However, again, you're quite a distance away or half a country away. So, if anybody is listening right now, if you could, we can link up with Fluffy. I don't know how you want to do that. Do you want to use your phone? Sure. Go ahead and, well, if you want to give it out over the air. Well, heck, I can always hang up on anybody. Unwanted. Very good. Gary, go 228. 383. No, Phooey, this is a new phone. I'm sorry. I'll have to call it up just a sec. Well, while you're doing that, again, do we have any friends that are listening? If you have a homeopath that you're connected with in southern Mississippi or Louisiana, Fluffy's down on that neck of the woods. And if we can hook him up, sooner rather than later would be obviously a good idea. So you can see what we can come up with in the way of solutions. Of course, you're in the, well, we got you back. Just looking it up. Yeah, looking it up. Damn new phone, you know. Here's the question. They've got you an intensive care. They just have your basic, basic, uh, regular room. Regular room. I just missed intensive care. They tell me. Yeah. Okay. Well, you're working on it. Why, why are you working on that? Got it? Okay, go ahead. 228-546-1075. Go ahead and repeat the number again completely all the way through. 225-446-1075. Very good. Okay. And again, if we've got anybody listening, if we have a homeopath available, where are you presently located right now? Memorial Hospital in Gulfport. Okay, so, Gulfport, about a piece. Yeah, room 735. They're about to give me some more antibiotics, I guess. They tell me I'm better, but I still feel all mighty poorly. Well, again, rest. That's the big thing. Gulfport. Yes, sir. Well, the other thing is what about fluids? I mean needless to say whatever possible you want you pushing fluid through the system I know they're probably giving you whatever you know, whatever they can Yes on an ID Yeah, sure do Okay, and that's where they're introducing the antibiotics. I assume they're not doing it orally No Again, when do we you know to throw the dart? Hopefully somebody's listening that can connect if not all Either myself or maybe dark and make a send a call over to our friend in the thumb He may have some solutions from down that way, too And again, that's room 735 Memorial Hospital Gulfport, Mississippi phone number is 228-546-1075 And if you don't look at the call you can tell them go to hell. Yeah, I believe I might just do that Well, only if you don't like the looks of them. It's hard to tell by staring at the phone screen. I know how that is. Okay. Anything else? No, sir. Any help that somebody might send my way is appreciated. And thank you. And now, as always, I'm enjoying the show. Well, we'll actually, like I said, we either myself or Dar, if I can't Dar's probably listening. Hopefully, we can send a message to our friends in the thumb area. Maybe they have somebody that's down that way that they're already in connection with or that they're familiar with, which would help. Yes, sir. Thank you. Very good. And we are almost to the bottom of the hour. And for everybody out there, again, if you could, send some prayers towards Fluffy for good help. doesn't hurt. In fact, it always helps. It always makes a difference, people. So if you could, pitch in that way. Also, again, a reminder, we are heading to the weekend. We have people over at Camp Emerson, New Camp Stasa, Camp Wayland North, the Ogham Arranges, Naggy Hicham, and also Fox and Wolf. This weekend is going to be very, very busy. We're past the holidays. And with the new mobilization or organizational mechanisms that have been put together, we're going to be taxed at a couple of different sites. So I'm going to ask you again to be patient. Don't forget we have both Colonial Marine, Michigan Militia Large and other units that have MPs for traffic control on the sites. When you come into a facility, I want to make sure, remind everybody of this, especially for new members, new listeners, you're going to be participating there. If you have to leave sometime before the end of the weekend, in other words, you're coming in on Friday, Jeff leaves late Saturday, maybe Saturday afternoon, and you're not going to be coming back, inform the traffic control officers, the parking officers, And what they will do is put you in a prioritized location closer to the area entrance. There's a reason for this. We have gravel paved and then we have just rustic parking. If you're gonna be there the whole weekend, vehicle's not gonna move. We typically tactically deploy the vehicles under tree cover. We've actually kept everything very natural. But it's it's sculpted so we can park most of the equipment up and underneath But if you are in need of leaving because of a scheduled activity then your vehicle will be parked up in the Active area because well as we don't want to tear up the roads We don't we try to minimize activity on the two tracks And the way we do that is by controlling the parking So if you have an event, you have to be a family, could be work, could be whatever. We don't care about that. Please make contact with the MPs. They are, again, there for primarily coordinating parking to get everybody where they need to be so that they're secure, safe, and easy access if they gotta leave. Also, I will remind you, if you're gonna be training at any of the sites, the cost. If you're a new listener and or, again, a new member. The cost for training at the sites is two number 10 cans of food. There's no dollar fees anybody pays, but what this does is it is a traditional way to build up our strategic reserve. We actually have an extensive food reserve in place. Now we also feed people off on site utilizing whatever the a ration number 10 cans and the other stuff that's donated like rice, beans, whatever. But it doesn't matter what it is that you bring. I'm going to remind you again if you can go down the road and get two cans of food for $2 a can, a number 10, we can call it a gallon can, then that's your price. $4 to get through the door so to speak. Whatever it is, it's going to be used. So it can be corn, beans, peaches, mustard, ketchup. Take your pick, whatever the hell you, at every facility, they know where the stores are down the road. The only thing that you will find, we are very religious about, is it's kind of like a pass coin. You don't get in if you don't have the two cans of food. It's that simple. Well, it's really weird. No, it's not. It's you're an adult. And this is your way to contribute at minimal cost to you. With regard to building up our strategic or our should say our tactical reserve, but still it could be used for greater the greater need and other locations. The food techs pick out cherry pick what they can utilizing the oldest first obviously and they set up the meals for the weekend that way too for those who want to eat in the mess hall. Okay, the or mess halls because there's more than one a couple of facilities, but the number 10 can rule sticks. They'll tell you where to go down the road a couple places there's a mire shifty takers. Although most of those aren't 24 hours anymore But there's a place usually is close the local IGA the local, you know, Polly's take your pick whatever it is So you get down the road to cans cheapest for the mostest come back down Congratulations. You got got your way to get through the gate, but that is something that is anchor And don't get pissed, because I told you about it, and other people have too. It's part of our policy. So, other things. We're at the bottom of the hour. I'll tell you what we're gonna do. Before we go any farther. Johnny Cash. He's gone. But Johnny Cash lives on. And Edward, if you could, further on up the road. Johnny Cash. For all of you infantry, appreciate the song. For anybody who's ever had take those feet put one in front of the other and keep going for miles on end across country down the road Hey, maybe if you're lucky once a while you get back of a truck till you get so far Then you're back on your feet again. We're always infantry Eventually, we're always infantry. So for everybody out there Johnny cash Further up the road head if you could play that that would be our bottom of the hour break And again. My lucky graveyard boots and a song to sing I got a song to sing It keeps me out of the cold And I'll meet you further on up the road Further on up the, further on up the road It's dark and the night is cold one sunny morning We'll rise I know and I'll meet you further on up the road. I've been out in the desert just doing my time searching through the dust looking for a sign. If there's a light up ahead, well brother I don't know. But I got this fever burning. in my soul. Further on up the road, further on up the road, further on up the road, further on up the road, and sunny morn' we'll rise I know, and I'll meet you up the road. No matter where we fall, no matter where we stand further on up the road. And in fact, that's part of the accepted policy of being, if you're willing to take the risk, well, again, the fickle finger of fate just works the way it works. And if we're lucky, I wanna grow up to be a Sam Whitmore. I wanna, I wanna, well, use every weapon at my disposal and maybe, well, And I figure he knew exactly what he was doing. If you don't know the story of Sam Whittemore, look it up. But you know, you're about 80 years old, had a good life. You're tired. It's been 10 years worth of putting up with crap from the globalists, from the crown slash the bat faggots and FBI. And you're 80 years old. You take your very fine rifle, take your very fine pistols. Take your very fine chopping sword, or in this case, French officer's sword, your personal fighting knife, your tomahawk, and you plop yourself down where you just absolutely know you're going to fight. When Sam Whittemore picked the location that he did, the town that he was a part of, and he was the militia that he was with, the typical areas you've seen many times in movies, but also historical images, the roads were lined with walls. Sam picked a spot where the road deed in the middle of town or on the edge of town right there and He got in the middle of the V a lot of the guys that were standing there were like, you know Sam you don't want to be there, you know come over here with us, you know, we'll fire you know, we'll fire them up and then we'll back off and whatever any Nope, this is where I want to be Now it's possible, and you know there used to be an old Indian, you know, for the old Indian warriors, used to stake themselves down with about a six foot piece of cord. And it's the here I stand attitude, which by the way was pretty traditional for the eastern tribes, the midwestern tribes, and it was just as common out west. It was one of those traditional like, if I'm gonna die in a day, first of all, I ain't retreating. And I'm old, but I'm going to show you how to fight. And here's how. I'm just going to make sure this is my area of control. I'm staying right here. I'm not going any farther. And here we go. Sam kind of did the same thing when he plopped himself in the middle of that road at the age of about 80. And you got to figure that it might have been, it's like, well, if I'm going to go, I'm going to make sure that I go out with a bang and my enemies drop, drop around me and near my feet. That's exactly what he did. He killed, first of all, understand something about the April 19th, 1775. Most men didn't get somebody shot. A lot of people fired a lot of rounds, but do the math. Over 25,000 militia responded on April 19th when the British came out to First Lexington and then got to Concord. Okay? For the number of rounds fired and they estimate that at least there were at least three rounds fired at least three rounds fired for every man that was in the field. So that's 75,000 rounds. But we'll say it was probably closer to 100 to 120, maybe 150,000 rounds fired just by the Patriot side. For all of that shooting, go look at how many people on the British side died that day. Now understand that there's no doubt that Sam Whittemore accounted for three dead British soldiers. Shot dead, dead, dead before he even got to his pistols. He fired three separate times with his rifle and he put down three British soldiers. That was confirmed. Every account identifies him having shot dead by rifle at least three. Now he still had his two pistols. And he went, he turned to those as the enemy got very close. He's known to have pulled this sword and had his fighting knife or tomahawk. There's always a contest about which one that was. And went to town at close quarters with the British, you know, the regulars that were on the road. Now they had to hop over the wall to get to him. He didn't go hopping after them. He stayed right in one position. fired his rifle, reloaded, fired his rifle again, reloaded, fired his rifle again, probably figured, well, that's it for the rifle because they're getting on top of me. And so he pulled his pistols, he shot two more at least. Whether he killed him or not, they know the three that were fired on by rifle dropped and stayed down. So if you're gonna go that day, that's three for one. If you figure, well, Lord, take me here I go, but you know what? I'm gonna, I'm gonna, my life's gonna be worth something in terms of what I, what I'm gonna pay, pay dearly for freedom. How's that sound? Here's the thing, because of his attitude, not only that, but I think he was a cantankerous SOB. Well, he was a, he was a hard man. He'd already been in at least all of the French and Indian wars, because that's where he came back from. each time with another souvenir from the battlefield. Okay, which he actually used on the day of April 19th. Of course, he'd used him before in combat. But then on top of that to survive that. Now remember, when he was left for dead, the band ended him 11 times. He was clubbed, he was beaten, God knows what he looked like. I mean, usually they were off rifle, but they don't aim for the chest. Usually somebody smacks you in the head and then, you know, face the, you know, they try to crush body parts. Okay. So he was beat on, bad at it, clubbed, they, what they thought was to death and left for dead. And the British thing continued on down the road. Of course, it was an ongoing fight. So they weren't just focusing on him, but he became the center of the attention of everybody that was right there in front of him. And so it was quite a crew that beat him down. So he's laying in the road, everybody else is falling back. Now finally they come back to the battlefield, which is the middle of town or the road, progressively. And they find him, they find Sam, his family does. He's so badly beat up, nobody wants to move him. In fact, it was like, ma'am, he looks pretty bad. I think if we just let him lay there, he'll leave us and we can take him wherever you want after that. Why don't we just not move him? But the family begged. I don't know if it was a daughter granddaughter could have been a niece But the ladies begged for the men to at least get him off the road So they took a door off a house that was right there nearby and they very carefully slid him onto the ball to the door Then got him off the off of the road. Well, they took him to his house, which wasn't that far away Apparently right there off the green off the main drag, I should say. And they got him inside and they got him his bet. And it was like, well, we got him this far and he's not dead yet. But you know what, he's not gonna make it. And so once again, the women begged for a doctor, begged, begged, just please, somebody go get a doctor. Somebody, I'm sure that the attitude of everybody seeing his face probably smacked in badly, bleeding from 11 or 12 different places, shot a couple of places. It's like, maybe it's just best to let him lay there in the bed and go on. After all, we'll all meet further on up the road. You know what? Somebody came in, they went and got a doctor. Doctor came, looked at him and basically said the same thing everybody else already said, man, you know, he's in a pretty bad way. I got other people to attend, but they, once again, whoever it was, it was begging for his life. By God, I'd have made sure she was in my will after this was all said and done. Whatever family member. I mean think about it. Otherwise you'd have inherited whatever I had anyway if there was anything to inherit, right? But as it is, it kept begging for his life. The doctor finally did some work on him. And he said when he was done, he goes, well, I don't think he's going to make it. But I've done all I can. I've got other patients to take care of. And so we left. Well, not only did Sam Whittemore survive his wounds, At least another day. Oh, wait a minute, another week. Oh, wait a minute, a month. Oh, wait a minute, he healed up. He lived to be 98 years old, which means, and this always impresses me, this is why I want to grow up to be a Sam Whittemore. Because he survived, he fought the first day of the war almost to his death. The angels watched over him, protected him. And another 18 years means that he saw the whole of the American War for Independence. He watched us, we watched us or participated in whatever way he could to see us win. And not only that, but he lived long enough that he was able to see another 10 years of American history and the creation of this country. Damn, I want that for a gift. Can you think of it? Can you imagine that right now? We're going to war We all have to accept the idea. The enemy's already thought they're gonna kill us. We're on a list. You're on the list. I want a list. Oh my god I'm on a list by god. I figure I'm on a hundred list. So piss on them I got a bunch of lists of my own I swear to god I do and before they get to their list I'm going after the sob's and get rid every son of a bitch. It's on my list. How's that sound? But to be able to survive the fight for your life and be able to hold in there and see the destruction of your enemy and the rebirth of freedom in America, wouldn't you want to be part of that? Wouldn't you want to be there? Can you imagine what that's like? I'll tell you, it probably took him years to heal from the wounds. I mean, if you're already 90 or like 70, forgive me, 79 years old, if you're 79 years old and you get band-headed and shot and they bust your bones and they break body parts and you do survive, It's either a testimony to darn good genes, okay, number one. Hand of God has to be in there, okay, but darn good genes to be so strong that you survive that and who knows how long it took back then to heal. I don't know, I've never seen the story of that, okay, he had to be bedridden for how long he had to be, okay, but here's the thing. I wish in all the story they would tell you about the niece. Well, it was his niece and she always was tagging along with her brothers and then Sam always took care of them and well, she was right there pestering everybody to keep him alive and she just wouldn't stop. She just wouldn't leave anybody alone. They just kept doing stuff. She was really naggy. But she was naggy in a really positive way because she kept Sam alive wouldn't you like to know who that person was I? Would I'd like to know that part see there's parts of stories when I hear stuff like this Who was it that was so? compa and so Bulldog ish and so so Energetic I mean cuz you gotta project you I mean either a she was whining. Can you picture that? I'm saying I'm going to die. Or it was, you know what? If this was you laying in the bed, you sure as hell want the doctor to come. I mean, one way or another, somebody had a good argument. But not only once, but every step of the way, get him out of the road, get him into his bed. Okay, no, yeah, it's nice. I appreciate you got him into his bed. Now go get the doctor. Then the doctor shows up and the doctor was initially was like well, you know doctor you're already here Come on doctor. Well, you don't know how to do your job I mean how somebody had this every step of the way that person or at least one or whatever the little group of people were My god, I'd make sure they were taken care of for the rest of their day their days as long as I could if I'm from the grave I would make sure that every last penny I had, every piece of property I owned would be in their hands as a gift, as a reward, not because they expected it, but it's just the idea that for doing that for you when you can't speak for yourself and keeping you alive, that I don't want to grow up to be a Sam Whittemore. I want to, first of all, put every stinking bullet I can into my enemy. If I get closer, I'll use whatever I have in the way of hand-to-hand weapons. I will do everything in my power to survive the action. I will carry on the fight, hunt the bastards down that sent the bastards I just killed, and then I'm gonna kill the bastards who gave them the orders. No matter how old I am. Why? I didn't start this, but by God, we're gonna have to finish it. And that's where everybody is right now. That's where you better have an attitude. I wanna be Sam Whittemore. And then I wanna hope to God I've got a nice relative like the one that kept him alive. Well, that could happen. Maybe you can take this all by yourself and hang in there. But it does help to have somebody on your team that is naggy enough that it could get all the people to do what they did that allowed for him to heal so he can see the birth of the country. and be around to enjoy the fruits of the labor of the country that was built. We have to rebuild America, not rebuild, we have to build America. And right now, that means we gotta get rid of the son of a bitches that are trying to destroy it. So you all have a plan, work it out, make it happen. Let's make sure that we again help each other out in the process. Sam Woodimore. Anyway, I just want to relate to every time I think I sometimes, you know, now you go off on a drift somewhere and you're thinking, I was thinking about Sam yesterday and I thought about it again today while you're working. There's just things that pop in. I'm thinking, especially in this day and age, yeah. And I'd also like to have him standing next to me and I wouldn't have abandoned him if he'd been in the fight. couldn't fall back. Of course, he was overrun. Sam did kind of put himself in a position where he really couldn't get away. So again, was it a plan? Maybe it was a plan, but it was a good one and it worked. So other things, real quick before I go any farther here, it is, of course, Thursday. I had a conversation, young man bought an AR-15, probably listening right now. I've said this a million times, 16 inch barrels, most common, everybody's going to pick one up, but if you're really going to have a shopping list, the next thing you need to acquire is a 20 or 22 inch 5.56 rifle. If you're going to stick with 5.56, not worry about having a Gulf cart collection of upper receivers. The 16 is what everybody pretty well, you know, we know how it works in the industry, but we need weapons that reach farther with greater penetration. You're not going to change much with regard to the 5.56 round, but with a little more barrel, you do get more energy out of what you've already got in the magazine. So it is a good investment to purchase a 20-inch A1, A2, or just a flat top A3 with whatever configuration, although try to lighten it up as much as you can. You can have a bull barrel. That's not a problem. But again, the purpose behind this is to reach farther and more penetration when it gets to where it's going, or if you're using it at closer range, you're going to get more thud, more ice pick effect through the target. This is especially critical with every weapon that we have as I mentioned earlier in the two-hour block You are much more devastating Mentally to the enemy if every time they hear a single boom They hear a cry or there is no noise, but somebody falls on the enemy side And every time you pull the trigger with one shot you've taken the target down The bigger and heavier the projectile, the bigger the case you have, the more damage you're going to do going to the other end and getting through stuff to get to them. For every one of you who has an AR-15, I know one of you or another has a 300-wind mag, a 338 Lapua, 7-millimeter Remington mag, 300-wind mag. Take your pick. Any of the big, big, heavy, you know, hard-hitting Big game calibers are perfect for the kind of job that's going to be coming up here. When we pull the trigger, somebody on the other side has to fall. That's all you should be thinking. There was an old saying, whatever things get really tight, one mullet, one German, for instance, like in Warsaw with the Poles, okay? Well, you don't wait till the end of the war for that. What you wanna do is develop skill to the point where right from the beginning and through the whole process, that's what you're doing. Not just one or two specialists, but everybody taking seriously to the best of their ability to put a round on a target in such a way that it doesn't get back up. And the bigger the boom, the more, the nastier the thud, the happier you'll be. In other words spraying and praying doesn't do it. Now it doesn't mean we won't use suppression fire. We've talked about this and that's why we have a combined arms team. Some people will never develop their rifle marksmanship skills. They'll be able to get out there. They'll keep the rounds within the general target area, but there are just some people who will never develop their rifle marksmanship skills. I typically attach myself to the worst rifleman in the unit just to keep moving. And in fact, Mr. Hill, Sadly enough, his dad was a Detroit police officer, but he was the worst marksman in the battalion, not just in the company. Well, everybody else want to relay through for qualification. Four relays later, Mr. Hill was still out there all by his lonesome trying to qualify. In fact, he had to come out another day, kind of get settled. He usually got a little nervous, okay? Now, that's a little different from some people who are just plain arrogant and don't listen with regard to instruction. Mr. Hill was just a nervous individual and it was very difficult to get him to stay on task once people started to get a little excitable around him. Okay? So, for that reason, I kind of made sure I was actually one of the top marksmen in the unit. I just made a point of making sure we could at least keep him moving and dragging him along because we didn't leave, we never leave anybody behind. So again, we still want you to perfect your abilities to the nth degree. In other words, there's always room for improvement. There's always an ability to learn a new skill or to develop a new technique or weapon system that can bring you into another world. I don't care if it's a pistol, shotgun, rifle. I don't care if it's an anti-tank weapon, take your pick. There are things to be learned and if you tighten everything up, remember that one shot, one kill thing is a real world experience. And it's devastating to the other side. devastating. They hear a boom, one of their people died, or at the very least, they've got a gaping hole in their crotch, or their legs taken off, and they're running, they're trying to walk like a pogo stick out there, and it's not working. That should be your objective every time. Aim low, go slow. Hits count, misses don't. Always remember that. So, anyway, we are at the top for everybody out there again. If you haven't looked up the story of Sam, find the deeper and longer versions, not the compressed reader's digest. I mean, there are some excellent accounts, although there's some conflict about certain points. That's because of perspective.