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 said we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations this legacy we gave. In this the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The 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, 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. Taking Satan 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 seasonally farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children will be both your leaders and 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 Republican each God-given right and pray to God to torture freedom burning bright as I awoke he'd vanished in the mist for once he came His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame For even now as tyrants trample 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? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report I mark quirky. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on... And behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, east, northeast, and central. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. Libertytreeradio.org, and we're on satellite, once I hide all of our Maru. slash merchant marine out there on every ocean of the planet but also inland and at porting facilities docking facilities all over literally the globe we're also on a myriad of other communications technologies both inside and outside these United States thank you to our rebroadcasters it is the 18th of October no way yes way it's the 18th of October it is Tuesday it is Communications Tuesday, as a matter of fact. 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. Well overseas, the adventure continues with the realization that everybody's now staring over their muzzles looking at combat control boards. Prepping to take off safeties on missile platforms, other pieces of equipment or fusible technology ready for the opportunity to try and dump as much downrange as they can before they're taken out or incinerated depending upon how quickly the war over there escalates into World War III, the adventure continues. Will the cast of billions coming to a neighborhood near you? in mega color. Yes. A flash in the distance and it's Captain Neutron. Yeah, well, sir, it's radiation at running ends. So as it is, pay attention. Needless to say, they're going to continue to throw propaganda up through the control media. The kosher mafia is waging war. against the Russians and trying to get as many of us killed in the process here. Nobody's running out and jumping up to say, hey, I want to be next. So everybody who's thinking is pretty well, well, you didn't want me last week or the last year or the year before that, since they've been hating on everybody and kicking as many people out as possible. And of the same kind of people that they think are going to run up and sign up for what they just did when they pissed on the other people, they just kicked out. You ever think about that one? Yeah, you're gonna piss on all these people and everybody else is just gonna turn their brain off and run in there and then get pissed on the same way. Especially if you're a white heterosexual male. Right? So hey, what did those queers say? The era of the hetero is over. It's now queer time. Well, you're darn right. Looks like most of the poop just need to be pushed up front to the battlefield. I think that's a great idea. First ones actually, way up front. They made him a forward observer Yeah, we met they made him a forward observer. I'm sorry. They branched him artillery They made him a forward observer. He lived to be 23. I'll just try to take an excerpt from a an old song so Poof get forward observers. That's what we need lots of them. They're gonna go through a lot of them You ever knew what the life expectancy of a forward area forward observer is? He's a bullet magnet, especially since he's trying to communicate. He's usually the aviation and artillery coordinator. He's got more than one radio attached to his carcass, making him an excellent radio signal target for... Boom! Bob's gone. Where's Frank? I can't find Frank, sir. Was he over there by Bob? Yeah, okay. Where's Henry? Henry's the number three forward observer. Take the other equipment left in the Humvee there. Well, or the PC and run him up there and see what happens. And he turns his equipment on and boom. Wow, they're just dying by the pile Anyway, so that's a real war by the way, we're talking everybody has equal opportunity technology for equal opportunity dying time This isn't we're going to beat up the five-year-old blind kid. Okay, like we did with a rakistani and Afghanistan. Yeah, well watch and see so Let's avoid that but remember we have to fight a war here to protect and defend the country and also to liberate it from the ring knocking spit swapping Satan worshiping Pedo queers that are presently ruining the country while telling you there's nothing wrong. Of course They're living in their la-la land Because of that organizing army equipping and training is critical. However, there's a couple cool things you can be doing especially right now in this season. I got a ton of them all over the place here and I've got to actually pick them up off the ground right now. Probably get about four or five bushels. Because we just got this shake up with the weather change and it's when the walnuts drop. Now they're already been dropping for a while. Well walnuts, well the other great food but what good are the otherwise? Well they are good for a lot of things. There's a couple of really good videos. We've already talked about this for a long time. But just so you got a classroom mechanism that you can use and that's what we should take you know We can use YouTube as as a tutorial. Okay a way to learn Some of the stuff useless or them useless usually that's made done by the government as far as you know propaganda The then there's the stuff our people doing yeah, if you if you absorb it you've gained a lot of Experience without having to you know spin your wheels making mistakes. So anyway over on YouTube The channel is Boone Dockery. Yes, B-O-O-N-D-O-C-K-E-R-Y. Boone Dockery! Are you involved in Boone Dockery, sir? Well, yes, as a matter of fact, I've been involved in a lot of Boone Dockery in the past. It was quite a lot of fun. Anyway, the neat thing about this is, uh, you've got a couple of videos. Walnut dying fabric. making ACU usable. There's still a lot of ACU out there. ACU, that's the pattern slash, you know, the digital doesn't blend in with everywhere or most anywhere. It actually works better maybe as a snow camouflage uniform if you add a little color to it, if you're just going to leave it the way it is. But and there's there are a few places It's like there are so few a number of places where that stuff actually works that it's very useless to the average average Malish out there doesn't mean we won't use it and you're gonna see people wearing it because they're gonna put on whatever we got And I have to say I have a lot of ACU. I mean, ACU Web Gear. Remember we took advantage when it was gov liquidation before it was Iron Planet? And things were really cheap then for a lot of this stuff because there was so much of it coming out. Well anyway, at Penny's on the item the way it should have been, now it's dollars. But... There are, for instance, ACU, uh, BLEM, I won't say really BLEM, but, uh, ACU that have been, uh, burgundy stamped by the government. They used, they didn't do this all the time, but the, uh, they still did a percentage and there's some facilities that do or don't, but they actually, uh, put, you know, like PDO. Or there are a couple of different codes just big letters are about an inch tall and they do it in a indelible burgundy dark red ink Now they're going real fast so it doesn't get stamped real clear But here's the thing which are gonna redye everything it won't make any difference and you can't see this when you're done so those cheap cheap cheap used ACU units in Molly gear are the way to go if you're going to die it because you want to go cheapest first for the mostest if you're trying to put a lot of troops into equipment. And you're going to recolor it anyway so you really aren't going to worry too much about it. Now, one of the things that the guy who has the Boone Dockery channel found out, the first one that he did, I think he boiled the shirt that he wanted to experiment with for like seven hours. The longer you cook a piece of clothing or gear, the more obviously the richer the dye is going to be and the darker it's going to get because it's going to soak and set more and more material. And what's really interesting is the technique that the guy's using, which is standard for doing walnut shell, walnut hull, not shell, walnut hull, the yucky, greeny, goofy stuff that's on the outside. which most people chuck away unless you know what you're doing and this is a good video on the subject. We've done this with burlap for ghillie suits as another color because you can go up and down the brown range. If you want green, you got to do something else. You usually writ dye. But the neat thing about this with the ACU, it's exactly the color range I want, what he did. I was wondering about it. We haven't had time to do a whole lot of the ACU. We've done, I've even done just cold soak. I've done this a lot or actually not even cold soak. I've taken the mash, the shells like right now are going to be mushy. Well the beautiful thing is they've already got some moisture. If you want to create an extreme light dark coloring, you take that mash, grab some plastic gloves and just push it right into the cloth. And you can run it along and to a degree obviously you're going to get some of the matter from the pulp. But when you're done, what you have is extreme dark and well it will set. This stuff stains cement, it stains fingers, it stains everything. As he points out in the video, you can use it for furniture dye. Not only would you use it for furniture dye, but it's actually probably superior to most of what you're using by the nature of the organic. Okay? An interesting thing about this is the coloration that he did also colored all of the Velcro points on the uniform brown. And that's what I was curious about, so it really looks good. Now I wouldn't care if it did, for instance, the Velcro patches on the ACU stayed more of a green because there is green out there and the biggest problem you got with all these Velcro points is that they're just rectangles all over your uniform. But the green, the sage green, is not a bad color. By itself, it actually is a pretty good field color. We got a lot of uniforms and equipment out there in that kind of that green shade range that was used on the ACU color pattern with the digital checker. So, take a look at it. It's Boone Dockery. That's the channel on YouTube. Boone Dockery. Boone Dockery. Boone Dockery. And it's walnut dyeing fabric makes ACU usable. Now there's more than one video. And he demonstrates how well, or how not well, the ACU works in a lot of conditions, but how it's changed. and what you come up with. And the big thing here is he did point out that in his experiment with the walnut is that, with the walnut hulls, is that the web gear, the molly gear, actually he thought was a little dark. Well, one of the things that I would point out, although it did, all of the web gear, even though it is a higher plastic base where the thread is, though the stock is made. the material that they make up the pouches with. It all with either Rit dye or with the walnut has taken a good set of color. The only issue is going to be how it wears. In other words, after you put it all on and you wear it, you get out in the rain, you get out in the snow, you get out in the sun, you're out there for a while, what do the items do? Because eventually moisture is going to keep hitting it, it's going to wash through it. It's going to get dirty, which is okay, because actually it helps to blend stuff in. The skunky funk of the dirty battlefield environment actually helps to smudge you in with the environment, usually accumulating soil from where you are. And that's not a bad thing. It actually works really well to help break up the pattern even more. of course also I can smell you 15 miles away which means I can I can find you in the dark and fire on you simply by waiting until yeah you're you've been along the battlefield for a while on the other side you're over there I know you're right there okay even without night vision I'm gonna take a shot a lot of shots as a matter of fact but with regards visibility the brown is a good color range to work towards for night operations It's good for most all of the environments and basically if you look at how this walnut dying has worked with what he's done, you very much have the color range of the ATAC's uniforms. And that's really a color range whether it's the brown or the green. I prefer the brown over the green because the brown has some green in it. And when you're passing through an area, don't just think of one part of the area where you're operating, like right now, if I were to go outside. If I were to cut, shoot at Asmouth, say two miles in one direction, cross country, I would pass over every color pattern in vegetation you can imagine. The corn has gone tan. Okay, so what is your green doing there? Okay, remember that when people identify as a target it's because A, they're always hunting for the human silhouette, B, what helps is if there's contrast which allows you to identify the silhouette. So moving across country you're going through wheat, you're going through like where we are here, pine woods, swampland, maple, maple conversion with the coloration going right now. In fact, red sumac is out there in force. Uh, you need to see your trunks, tree trunks and all your bark. That's not changing color. So you have that breakup no matter where you go. Another thing is try not to, uh, you know, flash yourself on the horizon. Don't, don't silhouette yourself. But remember too, that when you're looking crosswise, if somebody's looking at you and they're trying to see you coming, They're probably going to see you with the tree. Oh for instance remember You're closer to the ground if you're if there's a wooded area behind you It's not the green or the color that they're going to be seeing you against it's going to be that tree trunk Those many tree trunks in different shades of dark browns gray greens and other colors, okay, so if you look at this pattern It's probably, to me, it would work better as if I only had one uniform or sets of uniforms and I had to issue them out. This would be the color range that I would go for this particular type of operation. I'm taking equipment that is not desirable for the battlefield it's gonna be used on. I mean, we'll use it, but you'll doctor it. You'll modify it in the field is what you'll do. But in this case with dying, you actually bring the unit up to a consistent level of concealment. You're not going to get perfect no matter where you go. But remember that you're moving across a lot of terrain and this is the extreme time of year. Spring is bad enough, but it's mostly again either gray browns and brown, or it's bright greens and medium greens because the pine forest doesn't change much. But this time of year, almost every color of the, let's just say subdued or russet spectrum palette is out there. And the brown will probably do a better job for most of you, depending on your area, because I'm here in Michigan, it's a temperate environment than most places and with most equipment that you could use. So one more time, boondockery. and it's walnut dyeing fabric making ACU usable. Nancy, I think put it over in the discord. If not, guys, do me a favor. Go look, take a look at the scroll in the last two, half hour. And if it's not there, don't worry about it. Post it. Please take time. Post both of these. There's maybe even a third one I've missed. There are two videos on the subject already. One is the original material that he worked on. And then he went and did a couple of other items and You can judge for yourself. You'll see what we're talking about and again any information like this is valuable. So use it Again, ACU go to eBay you can go to Coleman's he mentions Coleman's or a lot of people are on the same page But there are other there are other places to go. There's a lot of other locations. You can even find stuff over at gun parts Corp calm Check to see what they have with any of the western sites like Major surplus they don't have much but sometimes they get a pile of junk in Swiss Swiss military surplus Swiss has got a bunch of odds and ends stuff constantly More European though because they are euro, you know euro surplus company that they get their stuff from same place as term does Other than that basics again headgear camouflage covers for the helmets. I will remind you again, I just did this the other day, I had a bunch of, I always save any shirt, OD green or whatever, and I did a quick splotch job on some camo, forgive me, on an OD green jacket to make it. It's blown out, the arms are damaged, I don't know what this guy did to the coat, but it's a light jacket, it's in the 50-50 cotton polyester blend. And what I did is, taking the jacket, I tagged it all with a little bit of standard subdued paint, flat black, you know, for gonna be flat brown, a medium dark green, and then there's the OD green base. And those are the three colors, looks good. And next I'm gonna cut that out as a couple of helmet cover patterns and kind of... Put that together with some of the gimme helmets that I've been picking up for free here recently. That's the way to do it. Remember, you're gonna hand out stuff. What you get is what you get. I'll do the best I can, because I need the best. I'm trying to make you as performance centered as possible. But, you know what? The bathtub's gonna run out. before it does, we'll be using everything we've got and then of course it's resupply through manufacturing or resupply through harvesting mobile resupply pods, that's your enemy, and I don't care if it's the secret police or if it's the uniform service of whatever element that we're facing with regard to the globalists, sky's the limit, stripping bare ass naked, and feed them to the wild dogs. That'll keep the wild dogs busy on them so they're not messing with us. Anyway, we're at the bottom. Let's do this. It's Communications Tuesday. Hopefully, I've been communicating to you. We, for the bottom of the hour break, let's do Johnny Cash and Further On Up The Road. Johnny Cash, Further On Up The Road. A lot of people are acknowledging, I've kind of noticed this, there was more of a cropping up cyclically, it was about a year ago that somebody did the same thing again, there were a few videos. But people commenting on it, Johnny Cash, the last album he did, was really phenomenal because just the way he built the songs that he used. And Bruce Springsteen wrote this song and did it. You can go find the Bruce Springsteen version. I can't say, I can't, a few notes and it's done. I don't know what he was thinking about, but what he did, but Johnny Cash took that song and the song you're going to hear, okay, further out up the road and made it his. It speaks so much to me. It's the infinite, infinite Johnny Cash. He's still alive. I hear him right now. Where the road is dark and the seed is so Where the gun is cocked as the bullets cold Where the miles are marked in the blood and the gold I'll meet you for the wrong of the road Got on my dead man suit And my smiling skull rings 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 farther on up the road farther on up the road where the way is dark and the night is cold and sunny morning as I know and I'll meet you farther on 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 sunny with the words just the way it is some point we're all gonna go son But the important thing is making it worthwhile. I think personally my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Is gonna ask me well, so did you take care of that gift liberty that we gave to you? What did you do with the gift of Liberty? She throw it in the dirt. You ignore it a wicked creature take it and laughing every step of the way? Shame on you. Shame on anyone who would allow that. It is time to clean this house out. It is time to get rid of them. But for everybody out there, I have full confidence that all of our friends who have gone before us, I'll see them all again. And if I go tomorrow, you'll see me too. The rest of us all still have big long line of patriots, Christians, Americans. Then we have a special purpose. We have a special we have a we have an obligation. We have responsibility So you all might want to be thinking about that one because down the road well Further on down the road. We're all gonna meet for everybody. It is a beautiful communications Tuesday and I get into a couple other things. I figured by the way our break to be good demarcation disgusting children coming out of the public fool system cannot read clock or read and write cursive because the teachers are lazy SOBs and they have a wicked, wicked agenda. They're too busy pushing the wicked skank agenda. The teachers, the counselors, the principal, like there's a pecking order. The counselors like the political commissar. That's really all that the counselor is. They're there to try and get sly on you, to try and figure out how to get you to say things that you might not say to the teacher. Because the counselor is the Soviet commissar who is your friend. And of course is taking notes, and those don't slide sideways. And when they get into the closed door session in the back room between the teacher and the other teachers and the commissar and the principal, while they're mapping out how they're gonna screw with you, whether or not they can get you on Ritalin or Prozac that much sooner. And or have your personal private parts altered surgically so they can cackle and laugh their way around their little circle of creatures as they destroy more and more lives. Because that's one of those wicked empowerment things for the occult, okay? And... It's amazing again. We've put up with this for too long. It's something that just needs it's gonna have to be fixed There ain't no doubt about it. Not only if just a win, okay? Now and the when better be sooner because we're finished You can't go any farther with the garbage. You're seeing here now again Why didn't they teach cursive? Well because they're too damn lazy. It is a unique It is an art form and it is a demonstration of another level of intelligence and they're trying to get rid of or destroy all that. It's kind of like, let me ask everybody a question here. Why was Latin taught in American schools? Anybody? Why was Latin taught in American schools? Take a wild guess. Why would you think that Latin would be taught in American schools. Why does this go all the way back to as far as the creation of the country? Well, higher education typically was taught Latin. In American schools, the ability to teach Latin and the other words, it was a priority for the teaching, you know, the teachers back when they were teachers. to actually have an understanding of anywhere from one to three different languages in addition to English. Most of you probably don't know this. This is why we were on the tail end of that when, and I think it's probably still the same in what's left of the hockey puck public pool system, but you should be able to select between, well, you've got to have a language, French, German, You didn't usually see any of the Asian tongues taught, but there are a few places, amazingly enough, like, for instance, it would make sense, California, but years ago, decades ago, decades and decades ago. Not very popular to teach any of the Asian languages, for instance, like Chinese, because there are so many sub elements of it. It's pretty tough, but most people don't realize when you're speaking German, There are several sub-dialects slash regional variants that you better have in your fore. With French it's the same way. Even with the tiny country of Holland, with the Netherlands, it's the same way. You better understand that it's kind of like the difference between Tomiter and Tomaterson. Okay, not only do you have the social twang or the construction of the colloquialisms of the construction of a language. Okay, so you can understand that, but why Latin people? Why was Latin taught and eventually was actually down at the grade school level? Many schools, you know, felt that it was an example. It was, this is one of the reasons that it was an example of higher learning. And, you know, so the younger you were, the perfect that language better off your feet. Go ahead, jump in there, caller. Hey, Marcus and John, Kentucky. The reason Latin was used because it was in the sciences. Latin terminology was used in the sciences. I'm out. Yep. And in addition, not only that, but remember, we were trying to teach as many people to get to the sciences as possible, weren't we guys? Okay. So the purpose was to, the sooner that you could get people into the higher science, into Latin, the more people you'd have on track, so you'd have more doctors. even theologians. One of the reasons also was because the Catholic Church did not teach Latin per se. You were allowed Latin, but the reason that Latin was an exclusive tongue originally, part of it is that it would be closest to the original language that all the biblical books were built upon. I know about all the other different overlapping elements of interpretation, but remember, it was the Holy Roman Empire. So one of the other things that was critical to the Protestants is that unlike the population under Catholic control in Europe, which is where all the protesters, the Protestants came from, Latin was taboo because you could read the Bible. The Bibles typically were in Latin. They were not in German until, well, that's right. There was a certain guy over there in Germany. Yeah, he was doing the, what was it, the Gutenbergen thing, but also using it, doing it in Deutsche. Yeah. And then of course other variations, Flemish, for instance, the Bible was all of a sudden translated into Flemish. Ooh, that was a big no-no. It was also translated into French and And that was probably the most deadly area that the Germans protected themselves to a degree and were able to fight back. The French did too, but the bloodiest of massacres and executions of Protestants in the later stages of the history of that, you know, say the leading up to the American war for independence took place in France more so than in Germany at that time. I've mentioned this many times, L'Ou Rochelle. If you ever watch the Three Musketeers, Viva la France, Viva la Imperaté, Viva la Imperaté, or de la Courte, or L'Exe Cienté. And so anyway, you got the boss, and he's a Protestant king. He's a, forgive me, a Catholic king. But many of the nobles had actually been converted to Protestantism. LaRochelle was under the control of a particular barony and other duchies lined up with them. And so an ensuing conflict took place not because the Protestants started the war, but because the Vatican instead eradicate the Protestants. So the French waged war against the Protestants, the Catholic French government waged war against the districts that were Protestant. That's how near, if you go look at the window of activity, the period of time when the Three Musketeers is centered about. You even see in even the movies where they go to, they're even ordered out to go fight at L'Ouir Shell. Well, L'Ouir Shell is where they not only seized the Protestants, but when they surrendered, they executed many thousands tens of thousands of them actually executed and in very horrific ways by the way Oh, don't worry ten thousand at a time and ten thousand all Mutilated in the same way if you're not familiar with the history of that battle in the surrender of large now You don't need to go do some ratings on so anyway when the when the Protestants were here one of the things that was also a consideration is A, you're going to learn your letters and we're going to develop these sciences here in America. But also, well the church doesn't like you being able to read Latin. So maybe we should just kind of make sure that as Protestants, we push that agenda. Now it doesn't mean that people who are in the Catholic Church could not read Latin. As you know, if you read, if you Read the histories as it were. But remember, what were the people who were basically pushed towards reading Latin? They were the ones who were going to become laypersons and probably be cajoled into going into the priesthood. So not everybody was allowed, but they promoted it to a degree because they still needed a corps of priests. And priests don't replace themselves, other than by recruitment. Remember, except for the Orthodox churches, where yes, the Orthodox priests can marry and have families, but the Catholic component, the central old Holy Roman Empire Catholic component cannot. So that's another reason that Latin was taught, but it's literally, and again, it would be called the dead language. Well, they didn't start calling it the dead language until the higher education institutions were trying to make it derogatory because they wanted to break the historical balance there with regard to its purpose. Again, part of it was to create perfection and continuity in history. If you can read an older tongue, you have direct contact with the thought processes going back into the depths of time. And Latin survived for a very, very long time as the language of the Code or the Guild. Remember that too. Have you ever traveled around this country late at night? I have. I mean late at night and stopped at a dusty truck stop out in the middle of nowhere and it's got maybe 20 or 30 tables. at two or three in the morning on Sunday night, Monday morning. You know who's out on the road? Well, I am. But I pay attention, look around me, oh, there's a trucker way over there in the corner. And there's a gaggle of Catholic priests. And when you come in through the door and they switch from English, as they look, one looks at you rather furtively, and they switch to Latin. I've never had one happen. I can take it. Yeah, it's interesting. They'll switch to Latin under the assumption you probably don't have any background at all. Well, I don't know. I think I've caught on to a little bit of it over the years. But it's rather interesting in that typically these are travelers. We're all travelers. If I'm there at that time, I'm traveling because I'm doing probably the same thing they were doing. Because I'm going from one point with some of our allies out there to another location and I'd be on the road any I could be on the road any any hour of the day and through the night and into the wee hours in the morning and I've experienced this several times right here in Michigan, but I've experienced at least once in Probably almost every remote point when we traveled especially during the death tours And then we get to a location like California and it would be 72 hours of nonstop. You got to go from point A to point B. So it'd be traveling really late at night, like heading to Bakersfield. That had happened, I'd say halfway to Bakersfield at a truck stop, I don't know if it's still there, up in the middle of nowhere. It's in the one north-south pass coming out of Los Angeles. The town was for sale at one time. There's a town at the very top of the crest of the ridge. And it's the highest point elevation for the area. So I can't remember the name of it. But there was maybe two trucks there. And it covers both sides of the expressway the way it's set up because it's a little town. And we got out, we came in. And I'm walking, we go in and I couldn't see anybody. It really didn't look, it was like a big sea to the way where the food counter's in the middle. There's a big leg out towards the truck park. There's a whole eating area up front and then there's another leg on the opposite side of the service area. And we didn't pay attention, we go in and I had to go use the bathroom and I couldn't look like we had the place to ourselves. There were a couple of trucks there. and somebody else was in there, I mean somewhere, turned the corner, same thing happened that had happened up north on 127. I turned the corner, it's like, oh, there are people here. And the one character kind of leaned, kind of looked at me, oh, but with the inset eyes, sunken eyes, saw me, made a tap on the table and started speaking in Latin. The conversation, he changed the conversation to Latin. And the logic was they didn't turn, nobody else turned, but they got stiff. You know guys, it's like, you know, like, oh, okay, well, real quick, I got to change my brain. And you got to remember that too, that when you do things like that, you know, you do, your physical attitude changes too. And I always pay attention because I'm looking for the guy with the knife or the gun that we're probably going to have to get rid of, but. I don't see these people at a different sometimes as far as well. There's a lot of different agendas out there. There's a lot of traveling going on. And all of these different people, like I've told you, there's not just an A and B conflict going on. There are overlapping groups preparing others with their own agendas. Sometimes you could walk in. That's why I've tried to warn people. I've had this happen several times with patriots right here in Michigan. First rule back your car into a parking space Well, what do we have to worry about that for? Oh, well, I don't know. It's just as a policy, you know, it's SOP Why it's a lot easier to get the hell out of Dodge, especially if there's a limited parking area Do you know how many times people well? I don't even listen to you and then they get into the restaurant and find out they picked the wrong restaurant And the whole place fills up with thug thug pumps. Okay And you just want to hit them after we're all done, because you've got to work your way out of the place, because everything, you know, it's like that EF Hutton ad, and you're the, you know, you're the person who dropped the word. So it's a constant problem with people understanding the nature of the world that really is around them, as opposed to the Hollywood or I should say the television or movie brain dead variant. Go ahead, jump in there, caller. That's it. You've already gone past it. It's okay. No, no, it's okay. Go ahead. Whatever we were talking about. Actually, I'm past the point where I can talk about it. I've got my hands on something. Oh, okay. No problem. One of the other things here again is language. Obviously, some people have no interest in another language. I mean, seriously, myself, on the one hand at different times, I have developed an interest or a skill or there was a requirement example when I was in the military. The advantage is if you again as I've told you before it's a real good idea to have people in your group that are adept to the point where they almost have lived the language. Why? Well how many different militaries do you think we're going to face here in the United States when the globalists finally turn their wicked ways towards us which they are right now. You know Europe is in the toilet for the most part with the problems they got. How many different? How many is that? That's almost every nation in it. It's almost every nation. So it's not a bad thing. Three people from Ethiopia in the crowd. So even Ethiopia will be coming after us. Yeah, and either A, they'll be using their local colloquial dialect or they'll be using their colonial language depending upon who they're forced to work with. Now, they may not care, like we've said before, with the military preparing in the 90s to flip the card and go after the American people and betray the country. That's when they established the Takamar system and they tried everything in their power to lie their ass off about it. But I could walk through any community and find, in fact, some cases when I was, for instance, speaking out in Montana, I had been speaking at a location in a small town there and there was about, oh, 2,000 people there. And I explained the thing about the Takamar's and Explain the whole thing about how tachymars work and what they are. You're on the back of the sign on the other side of the road. And these are geometric symbols, geometric symbols with numbers. And each one can take you. You can have more than one on the back of a sign because each one instructs somebody else. You tell somebody, follow the green rectangle with the upper left corner cut out of it. And the rectangle stood upright so the narrow side is on the base. And what happens is you can even change the location and even use the Takamar with a cutout or with a device to actually even tell people to expect a turn or to go straight or your left turn right turn go straight. Certainly don't want to go back. Okay. But the fact is that I was talking and I had one person who said up, you know, and are there any questions? Well, I have never seen any of these Takamars. I don't think they exist. Actually, the idiot said that. Okay, I said, really? I said, are you sure? Well, I would have known. In other words, he was a plant. His job was to make noise. Yappy, yappy, yappy. Okay. I said, really? Well, I'll tell you what, for everybody that's here now, who wants to be a volunteer and walk a little bit? And somebody raise your hand. Another guy raised his hand, two or three other people there. One of the guys that was, you know, a couple rows in the front, he said, he raised his hand and said, uh, are you from this area? Yeah. Are you from this town? Yeah. I want you to go outside the double doors here. I want you to go down the steps. I want you to go off, you know, off to the left of the sidewalk and look right at the side in front of this building. It's the, you know, no double parking. What was that? It was a square sign stood at its end. It was a permanent fixed sign. It was cemented into the sidewalk right there. I said, so none of you have ever seen any of these tachmars, but you've got a blue tachmar, rectangular tachmar on the side, right up front of this building. And if you go another 15, 20 feet, there's another blue tachmar just like it on that side. Now, I want you to go across the street and tell me if you see any tachmars on the other side of the street. And then come back in and tell everybody what you found. I didn't say blue this, that. I said, I want you to go out and look at what's on the side, right out in front of your building here. And I want you to look across the street, and then I want you to come back in, and I want you to tell everybody what you just saw on the sign out there. The guy goes out, meanwhile I continue talking and explain the Takamars. And of course the character who was trying to be a smart ass, oh I've never seen any of that, there isn't any such thing. Guy comes back inside, and when he comes in I of course say stop. I said, well sir, what did you see on the sign outside? Well, there's a rectangular blue reflective piece of tape. It's permanently, but it's like the stuff they use for like, you know, markers on the back of semi trucks. Yeah. And it's got a corner cut out of it, just like you said. Yeah. And I noticed that when the cars were going by, for as far as you can see, going north out of town, You can see every time a car light goes by it reflects on all those signs. I said, did you go across to the other side of the road? But yeah. Was there anything on the backs of those sides? No, there was nothing on any of those signs. I said, wow, isn't that curious? So anybody here noticed when they came in or through the last like you said you've been here all you live here all your life, right? Yeah, you work here. Yeah. Did you notice the Takamar on the back of the sign? Well, no, actually I didn't until you said to go look and see what was there. So how could you tell me that you didn't think there any in the area when most everybody is the enemy counts on this has is only using about maybe at the most 80% of their observational skills when they're out and about. Most people listen to music or now they're talking on a cell phone and they're completely distracted to their environment. They can walk by five murders and miss them. Unless it was right in front of the car and far enough away they could grab their cell phone run it to camera mode and start taking pictures while the person is stabbed and bleeds to death in front of them. They wouldn't help the person but they get pictures of or video of the guy bleeding to death right up until the point where his hand flops over and he breathes his last breath rather than trying to save him. Okay, so there's a distraction. What's really cute is every now everybody was forced and the character that had made the comments He had to get up and he unasked the room. I Asked I said, you know, I didn't say where you're going But he just immediately got up and he just shot his high and get outside Now I pointed out that most people are not observant the other side counts on this and that's why You again the as when you brought attention to it. What was the thing? Oh, they started making these comments and all the articles done about myself Or if you were talking about the pink river and they believe that there are signals or mysterious messages on the backs of signs You know, kind of like, well, there's black helicopters. Well, okay, the sign thing was cool because it's kind of permanent. And here's one of the many experiments we did with the Takamars. And the Takamars are there. Why don't I get on the subject? Well, because just like Dar said, if you have an Ethiopian, let's say you make up a 10 man squad, you got three Ethiopians, you got four Frenchmen. You got two Indonesians and you've got a senior sergeant from the Malakies, you know, Grand Constabulary. They can all work together for the most part, okay, even though they don't have a common language base. But if I have 15 different drivers from 15 different countries and armies, when they go down the road, all I have to do is hold up this sticker. They already understand. Drivers, post. And they come over and they stand there. Red Rouge Rouge Takmar Drive Now they've already been briefed in their language on the use of Takmars So that's all I needed to do You, you 15 This is what you follow. Now otherwise, standard operating procedure for convoy is already established. What your distances are, how you travel with the night lighting at night, or how you drive and what distances for tactical distancing during the day. The point vehicle is made up of the senior guy. The senior guy, all he has to do is keep watching for the TAC Mars. In fact, you'll tell the guy sitting in the seat next to him, you watch for the TAC Mars. unless he's not the driver and then he'll watch for the Takamar's. And they can take them right from the point of entry or the point of rally where they are, all the way to whatever location they want to take that entire column, never turn on the radio, never talk to anybody, don't have to go with a whole lot of elaborate instruction because the first thing that runs the military is SOP. standard operating procedure. Once everybody's been instructed in SOP, those 15 drivers don't need to talk to each other. They in fact, I'm going to use them until I lose them. And since we've been, since the UN has been losing a lot of convoys in the US, they've been using up a lot of crewmen. They don't want to waste a whole lot of time with them. There's a lot of burning trucks across the country. See how that works? So they minimize. Minimize, I've told you this, minimize to maximize. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. So here's the thing, takamars have colors. Every takamar that we found, and they're not common, brown or black takamars always went to remote locations like quarries or gravel pits or locations that had deep depressions and digs of some kind. In other words, they were body dumps is what I figure because what would you do there otherwise? And again, it's interesting in some locations in the upper part of Michigan when we were, they were at their height of deploying Takamar's. Another experiment we did, we did this on 106 between Stockbridge, Michigan and Jackson, Michigan. We went out with razor blades at night. In fact, randomly, we would just drive out and scrape the Takamar off. After all, it didn't say anything, it had no name, had no number on it, right? It was just a colored Takamar. So we'd take off two or three Takamars in a night. In the next 24 hours, those Takamar's would be replaced. Now we made sure we did them in like odd remote locations. So, you know, the traffic going down the road, in this case it was 106. You'll find it goes out the bottom of Stockbridge, Michigan, and goes all the way to Jackson, Michigan and beyond. Okay. We scraped the stickers off there. They'd be replaced within 24 hours. We did it in another county as an experiment. They were replaced within 24 hours. So on the one hand they were telling you all that's nothing, it's just kids playing in or it's nothing or whatever. But then they started making threats that if you take things off the back of Michigan road signs, you're violating the Michigan Department of Transportation codes. But wait, there wasn't anything there, remember? They told you it wasn't happening. And in the same breath, then they started telling you don't do that. Well, why should we worry about it? It must be a vandal that put the tape up there, right? Right. Anyway, we're at the top. It's 6 o'clock. If you've got a call or hold on for a minute, we're going to take a break here because it's time. So you have to do it on top of the hour here. You've got a lot of affiliates too. So for everybody out there, it is Liberty Tree Radio. and you are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com and libertytreeradio.org. And we are at the top of the hour. You should be hearing the break music any second now. Any moment, not maybe a second. Since I'm not, we have a caller. Can we have somebody? Quick. Okay, everybody stay right where you are. And again, Edward will probably jump in here and hit the music for the top of the hour break. and trying to make sure we hit it when we're supposed to. There we go. Anyway, one more time before I forget, before I forget, and since I'm gonna make sure I just fill up this time here. YouTube, the channel is Boondockery. Boondockery! Sounds like something, I'd say, a fine, fine Southern Louisiana gentleman would be involved in Boondockery. 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Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org, and we're on satellite, so you hide all of our personnel across every ocean on the planet listening via satellite technology that they have developed and perfected a myriad of other communications technologies both inside and outside these United States. It is communications Tuesday. It is the 18th of October. It is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face. Baby in the 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. We shall. And it has been a very busy, busy week and it's only Tuesday. Got a lot done, but we also had, I don't know, fall rains. This is the spittery, pittery rain period. Not constant downpour, but that saturation soaker kind of mist and then rain and then mist and then not so much at all and then it rolls back and forth. We see this every year. It's exactly, it's a little late, which is good, as far as I'm concerned, but on the other hand, The farmers got everything they could in, even got a good chunk of the winter wheat in before the rain started and running late, 10, 11 o'clock at night to try and get everything in they could in the silage, which looks really good. They did a really great job there. I think assuming the worst and they won't be disappointed with the economy going the way it is. But there is a lot of winter wheat that has gone in. Not as much or more than we saw last year, but at least again, those who are doing it, already got it in and we got a good, I'd say, maybe one and a half, two inch growth out of what was sold as seed, which is pretty decent. I don't know what the quality of the product is and who they use, what seed company, but... Again, product's moving. It's building, it's growing, so that's a good thing. Then this rain, by the way, will kick it off. This'll jump at another inch or two before we go until progressively as we get snow and that'll be under the snow for the season. Then start up again when the spring hits. So, let's see. It is, well, the 18th. We have, of course, 10 days to another, well, 11 days to another event coming up. But for everybody out there, again, it is communications Tuesday. I want to touch on something. Nancy was working on something a while before we started the program and using proper phonetics and somebody was having a hard time relating to it. Now, let me explain something about numbers in radio communications. Let's just go through it. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, You also say then there's 11 12 13 14 15 etc. Okay based basic numbers when you're calling out numbers. You're not going to be going into the teens In fact, you're probably gonna be from 0 to 9 because you're going to be calling out for instance land coordinates When I say this 0 1 2 3 4 5 7 Of all of the numbers I just repeated for you, there are two that are quite close, five and nine. Now, you could hear what I said probably because your communication is not being interrupted, although I have to laugh because this is the 21st century on planet Krapu and maybe what I just said barely came out to you because of the really piss-poor cell phone operations going on because the money bags are ripping off the companies. Okay, we're not talking about that but... If you did have a problem hearing what I said, five and nine can become a deadly confusion. Does everybody understand that? And this is why with regard to phonetic code, the way to construct the symbol, whatever it is, zero, one, two, three, the term niner was brought into play. Niner. And the reason is because of the close, both pronunciation, intonation, we construct each of the numbers, five and nine are too close. They're actually close enough that in bad transmission, interruptions, jamming, all kinds of fun stuff. that you could make a mistake that would be, as I said, deadly. It could be coordinates for artillery, for mortar, dropping aircraft, or ordnance from an aircraft, or at least zeroing in for particular ground attack with cannon, whatever. But it can also be coordinates for an aircraft to land, traveling cross country. Well, a five and a nine are far enough apart, it can be a significant mistake. With aircraft, it's all fuel. Always remember that. Time in flight, time and distance. Time and distance, okay? So it was decided many, many decades ago that Niner makes for such a unique construction that is definitive. It is separate. The two cannot be confused. Nor can Niner be confused with any other number in the individual digit code that you would be sending. Okay, example is 2 0 2 2. Pretty straightforward. It's 2022. But if I had other combinations of numbers, I'd want to make sure, depending on what I'm doing, example, it could be a six digit coordinate or it can be a eight digit coordinate, depending upon how accurate you want to be and how precise you can be with land navigation or for that matter, working with other, you know, with signaling, to confirm a pickup, that in and of itself is dangerous, but if you're using encryption and you have a code system, depending upon what your radio, what radio equipment you have, then being able to send out and identify that coordinate is especially critical, but you could put the aircraft in a completely different location with just that confusion. So that's why they came up with that, because I've mentioned many times, typically again, you repeat everything three times. If you know that you're in a jamming environment, what's the first rule about a jamming environment? Don't let your enemy know, don't comment about it in your communications that you're being jammed. Instead, get used to the idea that you may have to repeat a message multiple times on that signal block. If that doesn't work, you also will switch over to alternate frequency and then another alternate frequency and eventually you'll give up. Well, actually you won't. But remember that in many cases I've also told you about radio communication in the battlefield. You're only going to be using signals for a designated window of time and then you're shut off again. It's not like this is just an open broadcast, you know, plus minus, in out. because that just simply allows for somebody to track a transponder that you're carrying and dump ordinance on it. As long as you keep everything on, the more likely somebody is going to have something that can read either the field from the transmitter itself. or other signals that you might be sending. So this is why with a particular operation, you know, at zero, $900, frequency 571.232, and you have a 10 minute window of activity or a five minute window of activity, that's it. You don't go beyond that. You're not going to be, oh, I'm late, can I talk now? No, doesn't work that way. We're not on the receiving end anymore. There's a reason for that. Most of it has to do with needless to say operational security. So these are things taken into consideration already and they're part of a much more complicated formula even than that when it comes to battlefield radio and signal communications. Also again, you're running deception in the process too or your allies are depending on what you're doing and how we've set up the system of communication. And one of the reasons for that is to attract attention while your activity, which is more critical, is actually able to get out the signal, perform the task, get on with the mission. Okay. Anyway, just something I wanted to bring up because it, again, five, nine, very close. Also, I got a little bit of a, you know, like, a curt, central United States, northern United States, dialogue, the way that I construct things. But depending upon where the person's from, you get a very different format with regard to intonation. And even, well, literally pronunciation, even though it's a number, it's a pronunciation of a number. So these are all things that have to be clarified, no matter where the person is from, north, south, east, west. Okay, doesn't make any difference. The basic supply, everybody can understand, it's been proven through many, many personal, you know, I should say, personal experiences on the part of the military and their development of the process. Also for aviation too, by the way. Anyway, I have a little bit of, oh wait, hold on, I got a smell. Oh yeah, this is espresso. Oh, by the way, couple of things here. Ed has been playing some of our old skits from the decades past. Tommy, of course, and myself did a bunch of different ones. I don't know if Ed has all of them right there at his fingertips. We have the, of course, we have the knock at the door. What we did, none of those are scripted, ever. And I would also point out, without any editing to make it right, those were one-time shots. that were completely done off the cuff. And Tommy was on the East Coast and I was sitting in Michigan. We hooked up, recorded everything over the telephone, over the wire. The only thing we did was an open and close edit and that's it. So when you hear that particular skit, the one about put on the glasses, of course at the time, not long before that is when they had done They live which is why obviously you know the reference to put on the glasses, right? But every one of those that you hear there none of those were scripted out. Everything was ad hoc. He just bounced off me. I just bounced off him and we had a lot of fun, which is how you should do most things anyway whenever possible. and amazingly enough it worked out pretty well so we'll see if we can find the knock at the door. You know, let me in. No, wait a minute. You didn't think there was a problem. You didn't need to prepare. Yeah, remember? And that Mercedes bitch, is that your Mercedes burning out there on the street? Yeah. Anyway, just a heads up, because again, we've had a lot of, you can have a lot of fun doing this. This is why doing DJ work is fun too, by the way. Just gotta remind you about that. When everybody shows up at the facilities and they get to run the equipment, they get to play whatever music they want during the music blocks when they're doing hours and hours, hour after hour broadcasting. So they get to go through the inventory that's there in the little radio studio. radio station and they pick off what they want and they can also bring in their own music stuff, mix too. But they can't just do one big block, they gotta mix stuff up, that's the rule. We don't want it to be like canned, you plug it in, you sit back and pick your nose. You gotta work the equipment, we need to have you run. I like to, for instance, when I was doing a little bit of DJ work was to do CD cassette. And if you have a record player, run that too. And the reason is you can have all three queued up against, in many places you don't have but one or two decks that you can use. But if you take and bring in or you have in the library, all three of those mediums, then you can have the record ready to go, the cassette queued up, and the CD already queued in on the track. And then you get to talk through and then roll music one after another. And of course, while you're playing off the CD, you flip the cassette, move it to the other cassette that's cued up, move the record to the needle to where it needs to be on the other album. Well, that you would typically have to drop. You can't let it sit there and gouge the record, obviously, trench the record. But there's all kinds of things that you can do. And the idea is the challenge, and this is what I really have a lot of fun with, is blending it so that the one song, there's no fade out to silence and back. The idea is to work the board and bring down, along with the natural fade of the song, but also be bringing up and rolling right over. Because it shows you to a degree, you know, they say there's three basic notes that are used. or chords for everything that's done as far as intro and close on a song. And it's interesting that if you play, if you ever do this kind of work, you can see what somebody's talking about in that when you fade the one down, the other rolls right in off the same note and then works up the chord, the next series of chords to wherever the song's going. It's like a sign line, okay, like a sign line and a heart machine, that kind of thing. Kind of neat. So anyway, just a heads up, guys. If you're ever going to be at any of the facilities, take the time and volunteer to be a DJ. And then you'll learn a little bit. You'll also understand, you know, the basics, and we need as many people overlapping in those skills as possible. We also need more micro FM and AM stations set up and whatever wherever possible. So keep that up to communications Tuesday. We're trying to communicate again. What's really neat about the micro FM FM station is you can configure it to your at your discretion. But if you're going to do a little station, like I said, if you're going to make up a little micro FM or a little radio station, you want to turn table there out there all over the place. Hardly to get now because people are grabbing them again, but you can get a good one and then it can either what's ideal is a single station CD DVD player and a cassette player and well like that because that's old yeah, but there's a lot of music out there and I've got a collection of Thousands and thousands of cassette and there's stuff that was on cassette. It was never moved over into CD And there's a lot of stuff that's on 8-track that was never so there's another one if you can find a working 8-track in which they're out there. You can find a brand new in the box. And so all those 8-tracks that have some very unique music on them depending upon what you're trying to do with your audience and who your audience is. Things take into consideration. Oh, I haven't heard that song in 50 or 40 or 30 years. which is kind of cool, but still make up a really interesting music mix in the process. It's amazing how you can get different pieces of music to compliment each other, something you want to think about too. Remember guys, try to motivate and inspire. So sometimes just lay back and listen, I know that too. As it is, let's see, oh, a couple of the companies have run out of gas mask filters. I know that happened. We've had a couple of people I've talked to. over the last weekend. And they went to a couple of different suppliers. I wasn't really keeping track. Don't get frustrated by that. It's the nature of the season. Since it's nuclear war, World War III season, everybody is starting to, well at least it is rippling through the communications technology, even the regular networks. A lot of the stuff that everybody took for granted, kind of like toilet paper being easily on the shelf, It vaporizes very quickly. Now, I would point out that considering how expensive some of the masks have become and where some of the gouging is going now, your better bet is if you look around the different odds surplus companies, and I'll mention this one as I have hundreds of times, GunPartsCorp.com, GunPartsCorp.com, C-O-R-P, GunPartsCorp.com. When you get over there, on the top line, about two-thirds from the left, there is a surplus section. If you touch that with your cursor, a whole bunch of solutions pop up. Look at that, there's gas masks and other equipments. So you want to go through everything else here because you never know what you're going to find in surplus. They have a massive selection. But over in the gas mask section, go through the pages, some stuff is already sold out. You'll notice that there were five pages, then there were four pages. Now there are three pages. Wow, what did they sell out of? Well, they had some really good prices on Norwegian camouflage chem suits. They're rare, they're actually, they don't see much of that over here. They don't have enough for their military or their people over there. So, anyway, those NBC suits are gone, at least the one model is, a bunch of other gas mass parts and another thing I noticed is they did have a selection of the drinking tubes, not very many, but those are gone too. There may be some other ones that they have in, but people have been buying this stuff up because it rounds out a piece of equipment they may have, or they already bought it, but they didn't get everything with the purchase they made from another source. Now, when you go over there, what they do have still, maybe, maybe not. By the time I get done with this program, they could be gone. They have the M1 Yugoslavian, which is a Nokia Finnish built mass from Finland, okay? They're perfect for the purpose that we're looking at, which is radiological threat, but they'll work with any other of the threats, nuclear, biological, or chemical. gas masks should come with a bag, or as I know, it will be the UGO standard, a variant on kind of like one of the US M9 that was made for us, but not as spacious, okay? But it's good enough for what it's for. The bag comes with it and you get the gas mask and a filter. Everything is plastic bagged up and sealed, so the nice thing is, and it's a good, heavy visit, Queen, is that if you want to store these at a retreat or something like that, you could quite comfortably and they're ready to be stored. They're actually all blister-bagged up, okay? If you're gonna store them, go ahead. And they still have the case of 45 filters for $191.88, so $192, for 45 filters to fit that mask. Yep, and that's the best solution in the country for a gas mask and replacement filters and the filters are affordable. Now the filters are closer with the mask and then you get the extra $40 if you order the case. And again, if you're doing multiples, a lot of people are doing this for their retreats. Remember that the Nokia mask is a standard. There's a lot of them out there. There are Finnish masks, not just the one, these are Yugoslavian military issue that were made by Nokia. There are also Finnish made Nokia masks that are in the system and they take all the same parts. They take the same filter. So if you have some of those already in stock in service and you've already bought them, buying more of the Yugo masks is a solution. Everything integrates. If you'll see it when you get the mask, it's basically the same. The only difference is that the finished mask has a different type of face fixture where the voice mitter and also the external exhaust system is. Now there's a reason for that. because Finland, most of their country is in the Arctic Circle, or a big chunk of it, okay, most like half. Because of that, they have to fight in extreme cold weather, so their masks are built for, under the assumption that whatever they deploy they probably will be under, they can be under cold weather. That's the difference between the two masks when you look at them, and that's why they're built the way they're built. Yugoslavia, look where they are on the map. Yugoslavia was never planning on invading North Africa or running north to fight up in Scandinavia. They're at the bottom of Europe, and so that's where they planned on fighting. So their equipment is built accordingly. They're both good masks. There's nothing wrong with either of those. I've got a bunch of them. I plan on getting a bunch more. I've already got, in fact, I've got pods. I took a case of those filters and then 10 masks and they're stuck in a location. Then I got another case of filters. I got 10 more masks, put that in another location. Why? Well, actually they were, the filters are $40 cheaper several weeks ago, you know, three weeks ago. Now they've gone up in price, but they've not gone extreme and they have them in stock. They also will sell you single filters, but it is cheaper to buy the case of filters. Go do the math. Okay, it's 45 filters for $191.88. Go take a look at what they're charging for a single filter. Now they're being reasonable, because if you only buy one, they've got to go pick it out of the lot. But if you buy a case, they're moving inventory, they get cash capital back, and they're going to give you a better price, so you'll take them with you. Congratulations, everybody's happy. Good trade. Okay? So this is the cheapest, it's not the only one. There are other Yugo masks, and there are, oh, now don't forget, there is a newer model of the same mask with a 40 millimeter filter. So if you're going to buy masks from somewhere else, When we talk about 40 or 60 millimeter filters, what we're talking about, just as a heads up again, is that threaded part that you see on the filter screws into, it's a male thread that screws into the female thread, which is on the face of the mask. Now, these are side mounted filters. They're typically on the left side, but they did make them also right hand, or on the right side, and there's a reason. for some left-handed operators, but also for people who operate certain weapon systems where they needed to have good cheek weld in order to be operating the sights or optics for a particular weapon. Now, about, I would say 90% of the Yugoslavians are going to be, the filter is mounted on the left side, What's good about this is that it actually allows for pretty good sight alignment because you can get a cheek weld with the mask because the right side is soft, it's flat. There's nothing protruding, there's nothing getting in the way. So you actually can bring your body, your face, right up to where you need to to look through the sight system and line things up. Now, like I said again, you may run into some that have the filter on the right hand side. These can be used for if you are a left-handed, right-handed shooter. If you've got somebody that's really phobic about that, you can track down a left-hand M9 or M1 or Nokia finish mask that will be reversed. They did build them, and they built them for the reason I mentioned, and they also made sure they got them to where they needed them for the operators. Otherwise, they wouldn't be effective. Hey, Mark. Go ahead color boy. Yeah, I found the finished mask over at Sportsman's guide It's in it's got the clearance flag on it I'm just going through the regular page for search for gas masks and they came up with a whole bunch of stuff fires Club 27 bucks non member 30 bucks comes with filter and bag so this again for the finish if you want if you if you have a problem with the Yugoslavians and You want to support? Do the other country go for that? Yeah, there's nothing wrong with either of these masks. Both of them are virtually new old inventory. And again, what's fascinating is if you have an M9, go look at a picture of an M9 gas mask, US. Look at the M9, look at the Yugo. They look virtually the same. Yeah, and I'm kind of fascinated because you know we stopped making the m9 and strangely enough the Eastern European countries started making an m9 copy Wow What a surprise I wonder how that worked You mean that maybe we sold them the tech over the iron curtain, you know through the iron curtain during the Cold War Well, it wouldn't be the first time Just a heads up Let me give you an example of another variation on that. When the East Germans, before the wall fell, the East Germans were upgrading to a quote unquote new load bearing system. You know what the new load bearing system was? It was literally the British and Belgian, the British pattern of connector and hanger systems, including the service belt, which was virtually identical. to the British system that the Brits had used through World War, from World War I to World War II to the Vietnam War. And what's fascinating is all of a sudden they dropped that system and all the exact same machining points and bending and everything done for all the fixtures and everything that makes up the gear is what the East Germans started building. So I don't think that's an accident and I don't think it's a happenstance. It's that literally they sold right across the iron curtain all of the tooling and all the machinery to do the widgets to do the bends you know for the for instance for the metal stock and It was this it was the British system just rolled sideways. It probably you sold them the stitchery machines the all nine yards Which well, but wait a minute weren't they planning on killing us? Yep. Yes, they were they didn't have any problem So almost stuff to do it either So this equipment, you'll recognize a lot of this and go, well, isn't that one of those? And I have to look at it and go, well, can you interchange parts? Well, then it probably is. You see, that's another test. And again, so when in public, people go, well, those are Eastern European gas masks or they're all Warsaw Pact, it's like, who cares? I guarantee they wanted their people to breathe just like you want to breathe. So surplus works just fine. And here's the thing, how many people can I outfit for how many dollars? Now I'm not gonna argue about you if you have the money and you have the wherewithal and you're really well to do. You can buy any one of the newer masks that cost 150, 200, and yes, you can spend three and $400 and they're not gouging you. It's just what they cost. They're the latest, greatest, whiz-bang piece of technology. Oh, and you can spend a lot more if you really feel you need to, because there are even more unique and exotic designs that are out there. They're very engineer-heavy slash robust as in built like a brick doghouse. They were made for industrial environments where the situation is, you know, like working on Venus. In other words, caustic materials, you're wearing a bodysuit that matches your mask and filter system. It has to be grossly over engineered. And you can buy those, and they would work perfectly for the kind of situation we're looking at. Most people cannot afford that though. And for that reason, surplus is a logical way to go. Now, I will also point something out. there is not a single mask in surplus that you are going to see that isn't right now still in service with an army. Remember those UN troops you were talking about? If they come loaded in with their own kit, you're going to see every piece of equipment that you're seeing in that, say, Sportsman's Guide catalog or over there at gunpartscorp.com or any of the other places like Bud-K or whatever. Why? Well, most countries don't make their own nuclear, biological, and chemical defense equipment. And most of the places where you see all these filters and masks and stuff where they come from, guys, they don't sell to you first. They sell to countries. When they sell those filters and masks, they sell by the container, and they don't sell them by the item. They sell them by the weight. How many pounds of do you want? It's like clothing. I've told you this before Surplus clothing for an army like if it's a third party second only can somebody got rid of a bunch of equipment you can buy a hundred thousand pounds of uniforms in a block How do they ship that they think they have it all folded up and sorted and it's got its size No, here's what they've done when the military got rid of it. They the the people who grab it the rent a revolution companies put it through what they call, well we actually have them here in the US, they're industrial washer dryers. Usually they're made in their German. They are up to a story tall. They can handle a ton of clothing at the same time and they're a perpetual feed machine. Well they run them through the washer and they don't care about sorting them out. They fold them quickly to flatten them and they put them into cardboard balers. You ever seen a cardboard baler at work? Big one that does bales the size of a pallet? Well, they put the clothing in there and they compress it and then they strap it and then they put it on a pallet. They weigh it. It just goes in the warehouse. They don't care what size it is. There's big, large, there's extra small, there's everything. And what they do is then when they go to, when Abuk Unadada comes over to talk into sales money, he goes, I need approximately 14,000 uniforms. I will need three sets of uniforms per man. Okay, well that'll be about, hold on here, let me see, guesstimation. You're gonna get widespread, you know, we're talking about here's what the uniform looks like, here's the color. It's OD green, it's Belgian puzzle pattern, it's, you know, French lizard. It could be whatever. And it's like, I tell you what, I'll do about 100,000 pounds, 200,000 pounds, and it'll cost you about $27,000. But, oh yeah, when you're buying for countries and you're buying from these surplus rental revolution operations, the more you can buy, oh, the more the price just goes down in the basement. So, a book buys 100,000 pounds of uniforms. You will probably count the helmets, but usually that's even done by weight. And these are all just, the bales are just picked up, fill up a container, shut the door. Oh, there's a little extra space. They might throw other gear in that the guy didn't order because they need to bulk out that can. They can't have the stuff shifting. And then they fill up another can, another can. By the time you're done, everything you need for 27,000 troops is in 60, 70, maybe 100 cans. and they put it on a container ship, ship it to a boot clan and a boot clan all of a sudden has got uniforms, boots, underpants, t-shirts, helmets, LBE, and it all came from these companies but they don't do it where they are. They get to the other end. It's a quartermaster's job to snip the wires on the bails and then they get to sort the sizes out if they're smart. Some people aren't as smart. But that's how actual Rent-A-Revolution operations work. There's no spiffy little packaging or anything like that. It's bulk junk. It's bulk tonnage is what it is. Which is understandable. It makes sense. Okay? It's just there, that's how the business works. Now, one of the other things here about, again, looking at, like the equipment is there are different quality, you know, standards that may or may not be met. There have been a few items that when we've been desperate for gas masks, stuff's been brought in that was bargain basement scrap in the barrel. And we've seen one or two items like that. And I'm not talking about all the masks that are out there, but every once in a while an older mask pile like from Belgium, a bunch of these Belgian masks came in and they were actually crinkly and shame on them for even thinking to bring them over. But they brought them in and while most of them were serviceable, kind of, a bunch of them were not. Now, this is not true with most all of the other masks that you're presently seeing. There's nothing I've seen that's really new as far as unique surplus. There are some unique new masks that are out there. There's a couple of new companies that people are investing in. They run about $150 to $180 a mask, depending on who's selling them. They're not like anything else in terms of the pattern of the mask where it fits to your face, but it is a full face mask, you know, gas mask. So there are a few new items, but they're from the industrial surplus end. Okay. All of them work. Okay. The big issue is committing to a system and having the spare parts and inventory that you need to make, keep everything running. You know, the basic stuff. In other words, filters, needless to say, is the first thing. And that's a basic item. You can spend as much money as you want on filters. I will remind you right now if you get over if you go over to Maine military dot-com Maine ma ne like the state main military dot-com Maine military dot-com when you get over there They have a full deep range biological nuclear biological and chemical 40 millimeter filter. I believe it's 54 or 56 dollars per filter. What? Yeah, this is a, in fact if you take a look at the mask, you can ID the rating if you pay attention and look at it. Then go over to Grainger and take a look and try and find that filter. It will cost you $180 to $200. So it is a surplus filter, but it is a high range surplus filter. And it will deal with many of the extreme high end biologicals that are really wicked. The present filters that are on most of the masks are a standard mid-range filter. But for radiological, because everybody's worried about World War III with mushrooms, all there still will be some marsh gas mixed in. So the mushroom and marsh gas routine, it's the radiological threat we can do nothing about. I mean granted with a lot of the biological, probably just as bad, but it's gonna be harder for that to get to you. But delivery systems dropping nukes on your hind end, well they can be here at however many minutes or half an hour. Everything else, gotta get closer. But for them to dump nukes, they could be in your backyard by the time I say, back yeah. I never got heard out, okay? That's your first priority at this point is you're defending against nuclear. It is the easiest to defend against, but it is obviously, of the bunch, it really is the worst because there isn't really anything that can be done about it. If you're in the high-rad kill zone, you're in the high-rad kill zone. That's just all there is to it. And there isn't anything that, well, there are some ideas, but there's nothing that we'll talk about right now that could be done. It has to do with alternate science and what people have discovered with homeopathy, et cetera, et cetera, or at least that we suspect. So otherwise, with regard to chemical, Go ahead. If you add in to that the fact that Nuclear is pretty much invisible. You're not going to know if it's in your area unless you have detection equipment whereas people dropping like flies or strange yellow or red sprays coming down out of the sky. It's pretty obvious that they're doing that biological agents are invisible and a lot of the stuff that's going to happen to you. You're not going to see it coming in. And it travels differently. Radiological can be around and it can be deployed deep into an area very, very quickly. It will be in the earliest stages of what is a multiplex battlefield. So always remember that. Nuclear is the fastest, easiest, most wicked of the high-end order to use. But problem, like I said, I will repeat this again, they keep telling you there's going to be a limited nuclear exchange. And what is a limited nuclear exchange? Well, that exchange is limited by the number of weapons that both sides have that they can use. And if they start shooting at each other, they will use them all. Yeah, well, if they use them all, it's not limited. It's limited to all they have. It's limited to all the... that's the limit. That's when they're not lying. It's just you gotta remember it's kind of like when you're dealing with the kosher mafia, they always use wordplay. It'll be a limited exchange. Well, it's only limited by how many weapons everybody's got to launch. Because they'll keep launching as long as they can. Now to how the... what strategy they have for that will vary depending upon their philosophy of how to wage war. Some countries don't have as many. The Israelis have a bunch of stolen stuff, so they're probably going to be the ones nuking. You know, it'll be the Israelis just like if we get nuked here, nobody really wants to do it. But the Israelis will do a, everybody calls it a false flag, but it's an attack. And then they'll try to blame the Russians, the Chinese, or whoever for it. But it'll be the Israelis. They can ship them in flat out. You don't have to launch anything if you bring it in a container. And if it's the initial phase of an action, it's most likely when something like that could get in. After that, things in theory would be tightened up so it would be much harder. But in the very early stage of a conflict for the Israelis to ship in a bomb, literally in just the size of a shipping container, because it could be the whole damn container that makes up the bomb because it's not that sophisticated, depending on how crude they want to make it. But on the battlefield, for instance, in Ukraine, the Russians don't have an interest in nukes. It's going to be the Israelis or the US, and I put my money on the Israelis there, just like here in the US. It'll be the Israelis trying to lie their ass off to everybody. And what their logic is, in the fog of the confusion of the battlefield, they'll think they can get away with it. But here's the problem. I don't think anybody's forgotten where they live. And I think that as far as the Russians and even the Chinese that throwing eggs towards the Israelis to get rid of them is a problem. Both parties will figure, yeah, they just keep backstabbing us. Why don't we just do this? And that's the part that there was. I haven't read it in years, decades. Anyway, there's a series of sub stories that are taking place and the Chinese are the ones who started the war. Everybody has got, the Russians are looking at the Americans, NATO is looking at the Russians. There are other countries looking at each other and gritting their teeth like India and Pakistan. And the sub story is that the Chinese figured that they'd be so focused on each other that they wouldn't think about the Chinese. And there was a character inside the government who was one of the primary committee members, and he's the one who orchestrated the whole damn thing. Well, what happened is, yeah, everybody thought for a second, especially the Russians, it's like, you know, the Chinese can walk to us just like what's going on with the Ukraine-Russia thing. And in this case, it's like, well, if we're fighting NATO, I think we better make sure we cover our back door. So they lobbed a whole volley of nukes towards the Chinese, even without a declaration of war, because who cares. And that, of course, took out all the major central population hubs of China and destroyed or disrupted most all of their communications and all of their food and industry, just like everybody else. And it was interesting because the whole, it includes, the industry has included the demise of the of the counselor because the military figured out what happened and they found him. So a last Babylon. You'll find it in paperback only. I don't think it was in hardbound. It may be. I've not seen it, but it's a last Babylon and you want to read that school story. It's interesting because of what it discusses and this is at the height of hey, we can blow our ass up with nukes. What would be the end result? And how would people respond? What would it be like afterwards? And contrary, it's not like, well, we're all gonna die. It would just not be a good situation. In fact, it'd be very bad, but, uh, roll with the punch. So the important thing here is we can't stop what they're doing. Whatever the idiot stick, whatever these Jewish mafia is trying to do to kill you right now. in the very ad hoc random way using third party, you know, character. So remember what it says in the Talmud. If you can get a goyim to kill another goyim, your hands are clean. Always remember follow the Talmudi, the Talmudi. Yeah, if you can get a goy to kill another goy. Your hands are clean. It is not murder because the other guy did the murder You may have told him to do the murdering you may have stirred the pot But your hands are clean. You're not guilty. You're not going to hell for that Probably going to hell for other reasons, but you know, you didn't kill them because you got the other guy to kill him That's what they're doing right now. That's except that well, they're on the ground there. Okay, the kosher mafia runs Ukraine So it's a Jewish mob that's already in place to actually use nukes and they got a whole bunch of illegal slash illegitimate, the illegitimately stolen nuclear materials and God knows what they stole from the Ukraine. So just do the math on that one. Another thing here is remember if you have to do slick side chem suits or slick side fallout suits. Guys, you need to buy a case or a couple cases boxes. of the large heavy gauge 50 gallon garbage bags. Now when I say SlickSight, you'll notice something when you're looking at chem suits. You have porous full filter suits and then you have like you'll notice with a lot of the Polish and Czech chem suits that you see, while they did make the sandwich breather type systems, they also had a lot of the what we call SlickSight or SlickSlick suits. The slick suit is especially best for nuclear attack. If you were using a chem suit, and this sounds weird, but it's not, US military used to make what they call the gas cape. They also used to make what was called a, it was actually, it was a name for another item, but it basically was like a big envelope that you literally got into first thing if there was a chemical attack. Now you didn't crawl into it and then and hunker into it like a sleeping bag You ripped it open you ripped open the tab you shook it out and you put it over your whole body while you put the rest of your equipment on because the important thing wasn't to get splashed by the by the by the agent, okay The cake gas tapes were basically the same idea. They were a hasty chem suit and for a while there they were actually deployed the way that you would do a poncho instead of a rain suit. So it was a poncho chem cover is what it was. And it integrated with the gas mask. I've used both. I've used to have them. And I've mentioned many times when I was in the gas chamber running the, you know, the re-qualification for, you know, your gas mask and for you, for, you know, officer enlisted, et cetera. I got to gas everybody. What I did, since I couldn't get a slick suit that was reasonably serviceable, is I took a standard US chem suit, although I actually later on switched out to the Mark III British chem suit, and then I took a standard US gas cape from 1944-45, popped one of those open, and I draped that over the other chem suit because of loading. And then I... Fix the gas mask did the gloves I've got several pictures You've seen some of them in some of my some of the YouTube videos that we did years and years ago There's a picture of that's actually me in full mop gear top to bottom and that's what I was running the gas chamber and I've been doing it all day from first thing in the morning 0 900 all the way to 1700 1800 at night, you know in the afternoon slash night headed towards evening meal Nobody else wanted to do it to begin with and I was working at division. So we had thousands of people that we'd be processing I had a couple people I could tag team with but pretty much I had to control the chemicals the CSCN pellets cans, you know grenades and all the other fun stuff that you have to use to charge up the chamber and keep it active Plus you just get everybody walk around and kick up the gravel. Trust me. Oh There's plenty of it laying on the ground. What do you think if it was in the air it goes straight down, right? So anyway, those gas capes, you can use a 50 gallon or 55 gallon heavy gauge garbage bag. Although any garbage bag would do. There's some really nice heavy gauge bags out there, dudes, that are for industrial cleanup. There's your poor man's chem suit. You cut a hole for the head. You cut holes in the side for the arm. And slip that over. And your core is flick sided so that you're not accumulating fallout into the porous material. You can also, if you don't even have a chem suit, you can, whatever clothing you got, take the garbage bags and also make arms with the smaller bags and you just duct tape everything together. They don't look pretty. One nice thing, most of the garbage bags I've noticed are actually tactically colored, which is amazing. So they're quite useful in that respect. A 50 gallon bag drapes like a parka. So if you have any kind of rain suit pants or anything like that, that would help. Your standard rain suit and even your poncho would be better than you walking around without any kind of protection. So there's another consideration. Again, improvise, adapt, overcome. However, anything you use as an outer shield layer, and this is why the garbage bags are really great, Everything that makes contact, if you had to be in an environment where there is some radiological fallout, which you don't want to be in in the first place, but if you had to travel through it, whatever you're going to wear is going to be sacrificed. It has to be disposed of. The filters are going to build up. Remember, they're going to load, and you don't want to retain that big puddle of radiological material inside the filter next to your face. It would want your lips to fall off later down the years. And the same is true of the bag. It's better to be able to dispose of just the bag because again, it's not going to accumulate and lock on material. Now you still have to decontaminate, be it radiological, biological or chemical in the same processes that you normally would. So when you defrock and you take everything off, you want to make sure it goes into that decon barrel. The difference is if it's biological or chemical, it goes over to the right barrel. If it is radiological, it goes over in the left barrel. Burning the material in the left barrel would do you no good because the radioisotopes would still be, you know, locked onto whatever debris or material. The carbonizing it would make any difference. With a biological and chemical, it will. You can dispose of that through incineration. Hyper-incineration would be best. And there's a number of different techniques there. Making basically a big butt jet stove or you know, jet heater like you see in a lot of the videos. What you do is you charge it up and then you introduce the biological and chemical hazard, you know, equipment into that. It's incinerated. It literally is like introducing it to the sun. the radiological we've got a problem with because if you did that you're still you know whatever exhaust or vending takes place you're just shifting where the radiological waste is you're not containing it so it's more importantly compress and contain that and isolate it from our people Always remember that anyway we're at the top. Oh my goodness. We're a little past the top for everybody out there Again prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance organized armed equipment train as militia Establish a 5-10 program in your area of operation I wish I had been so far and so strong. 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, 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? Both 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 Iowaw keep vanished in the midst from whence he came, his words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch and tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave is the intelligence report timer car key and Larry Lawson one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, northeast, central. Gentlemen, you're listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we're on satellite. I want to see how to hold our friends out there, the Maroos, and across virtually every ocean on the planet, some port facilities in inland. and also a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is drizzly, rainly on and off. It has been gray most of the day, but still enough power to come in through the clouds to activate all the solar. Snow up north, far from us, and a little to our west, just a little north of us, but not much. But we haven't got anything like that here yet. Temperatures have dropped a little bit. Larry, what's the day today? What's it like in your neck of the woods? Well, in your part of the Old West, which we now call the Midwest. Well, it's the 18th of October, 2022 A.D. We're going to hit freezing temperatures supposedly by morning. They've been off a little bit on their predictions, but... It's weird how it goes in cycles up, down, up, down, up, down, as it gradually lowers the temperature. We're going to hit up to close 80 by the weekend. That's kind of interesting. I pulled the last of the veggies off the vines here and I'd be giving those away Thursday. Oh gosh, Peto Joe says he's going to take our ARs again. Yeah, interesting. If people actually finally get up and start shooting back at these pieces of communist garbage, that is probably going to be the distraction when the Russians have finally had enough and they're going to hit us. So again, I encourage people to check out nuclear war survival skills and be ready. The predictions are that they'll hit the east and west coast and then come up through the south and down to the north and that's been a... long time prediction by the United States Department of Defense and old Peto Joe keeps provoking and pushing and mouthing off and yeah keep poking the bear keep boking the bear I think this is all planned I think that there's a culling of the herd planned and these scumbags are just playing their part that's why they call it theater of war so Yeah, you hear all this stuff about Ukraine. Well take a look at who knew who Victorian noodleman was a Nasty scumbag Zionist us installed by home Obama who called himself the first Jewish president You know she spent five billion dollars doing a coup on Ukraine What'd she do she installed this tall Zionist pig named yet, Snyuk? bald-headed guy with glasses who does what Zionist Jews do. He started genocide against people there in Ukraine. Then he fled to Canada with communist faggot Turdo, you know, who always bows down and slurps Israeli dingus just like the rest of these pieces of garbage. So yeah, Yats the Yid as he was called. Yats is our man, said Victoria Noodleman. Her husband, by the way, is a piece of garbage named Robert Kagan, another member of the Zionist tribe, a warmongering, neo-con piece of trash. These people need to be assassinated. I swear to Christ they need to be assassinated. And yet our FBI is busy covering up for these people. They slurp Israeli dingus as well. They sanitize Jeffrey Epstein's island for the Trumps and the Clintons. So interestingly enough, this black rapper Kanye West has been talking about Jared 666 Kushner and Princess incest Ivanka. you know, how George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose and all kinds of little truth bombs coming from Kanye West. So don't be a bit surprised if he has a Michael Jackson incident or something of that nature. You know, he was once the darling. Wasn't he the boyfriend of that Kardashian thing? Something like that. So he was part of the globalist and then, you know, he's broken his programming or a belt or something. So... Don't be a bit surprised if something happens to the guy, but those are truth bombs. Jared 666 Kushner is a lap dog of, you know, Benjamin, Prime Minister, whiny Benjamin nitwit yahoo, you know, baby nitwit yahoo. Israel who's working to get back in power, you know, he supposedly had charges against him for corruption and such. I mean, that's pretty much the way the Israelis roll. They are trying to get back in power and really never out of power. This is one of the scumbags of the earth that we would be doing a lot better without. You know, he was there with when 9-11 went down, 9-11 was done by the Israelis and the CIA. The Israelis attacked our guys in the USS Liberty deliberately. You can hear Israeli pilots admit that they knew exactly who they were attacking. The Israelis are ISIS. You know, Obama and Trump pretended to fight and yet they were funding arming and rescuing them. ISIS being Israeli secret intelligence service. You know, a proxy terrorist army that's been used against Iraq. been used against the Philippines, you know, and of course it was, you know, originally used against Syria. Hillary Clinton arming these terrorists with missiles and things, you know. None of that's been investigated. The FBI is attacking Trump supporters. Trump is absolute garbage, but they're using that to attack conservatives in this country. Yeah, the FBI are modern-day Czechists, and they should be treated accordingly. I keep saying kudos to that father down there. Florida that they called the pedophile, of course they wanted to arrest real pedophiles. You know, Jeffrey Epstein was not murdered in his cell. He was whisked away to Israel. You know, they showed pictures of a corpse that had different ears and different eyes. Ties to Bill Barr that Trump installed. You know, Trump had a chance to fix things. He put Jeffy Sessions in there first, who was a globalist, and had a chance to fix it. So what he did, he put, you know, Bush's gun grabbing piece of garbage in there, Bill Barr. So... Trump never intended to arrest the Clintons that he partied with. Don't forget that he palled around with Epstein for years, you know, and like little girls just like he did. So, you know, this is not a solution to any of our problems. But notice all the media. Oh, 2024 is going to be a head banging matchup between Biden and Trump again. Really? Why? Why? You know, he should be shot alongside the Clintons. He never arrested people. So. Yeah, this is one heck of a mixed up country. I just don't have a lot of hope. Here in my little town, Spencer, Indiana, we just had to endure another pride weekend downtown, you know? Rainbow flags and free HIV testing. I mean, they shoved this crap down our throats in June and now they got to do it twice a year. Pretty soon it'll just be all the time. They're grooming kids in schools. They want kids in Canada to come out non-binary. Gosh, if you can stop a kid when they're a child and you can't get them to figure out whether they're a boy or a girl, learning pretty much stops at that point. That's what they're doing here. This is communism. This is divide and conquer. It's divide and conquer of your very mind, starting with children, infants. CDC is taking a vote now on whether to force this COVID kill shot on children, you know, within days. I don't know what it's going to take, but I imagine at some point people aren't going to rise up and start shooting back and our enemies will use that to their advantage. During that confusion, they're going to hit us with these hypersonic nukes. So it's best to understand and accept that and be ready for that nuclear war survival skills. You see the fighting, they're probably going to hit us. The economy's in the toilet, British economy's in the toilet. These people aren't going to have fuel to heat their homes. Yeah, the world is in dire straits and it's by design. The food is being cut off. I mean, you know, if you were to tell people these things, and actually you did, I mean, this is this week's news. I've been sending these articles to my family and friends, you know. We've been talking about it for years, but now it's this week's news. Interesting. Go too far from Germany because the conversation now is be prepared to burn anything that's in your house for heating. shades of World War II. They were bad, but I don't think they were quite that bad in World War II. But the way they've set themselves up with this monolithic power scheme and with the climate change idiot sticks, which, you know, the suicidal nillis, you're in a situation where that particular country is not that far back from recovering from basically being thumped on from every direction in World War II. It wasn't until the 70s where the German population was actually stable enough that they could have some spendable, you know, excessive income to do things with. Just think about that. How many years after World War II? We had the big build boom when we came back after World War II in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. Germany just came into a ghostly minor shadow of that in the 70s. They could travel in Europe, they had enough money so they could do little vacations and stuff. They've gone full circle buying into this bullshit globalist agenda to the point where they set themselves up for the fall that they're in right now. I was born in 1961 and this is after all that. I had to research history, but of course the history of the show in schools is, oh my God, the Nazis bulldozed Jews in thousands and thousands. They killed six million bottles. I mean, they shed this garbage down your throat. Zionists have been infiltrating and running and educating our kids and communists infiltrating. You know, I mean, you've seen these movies and things. They're that perverted. In Germany, they pushed all kinds of pornography and perversion openly just kept pushing and pushing until the Germans finally had enough. As many countries that have these parasitic filth in their country have had enough. They're doing the same thing here. It's the same thing. They infiltrated and pushed this crap. Judea declared war in 1936 or something. Judea declares war on Germany. The Germans put these people in work camps. They said, oh, they're concentration camps, they're killing them by the boys. No, they weren't. They were work camps. They had script. They had bowling alleys. They had swimming pools. They had brothels. They had script to pay for it. There were 330,000 people that were estimated that died from disease and starvation because food supplies were cut. Dweight D. Eisenhower, look at Dresden. Hitler didn't want war, he pleaded and pleaded not for war because he wanted his greater Germany to go ever greater. He didn't want it tore down by war, but these people that would prop up as these so-called brave leaders like this piece of garbage church hill, they're the ones that kept pushing the war, just like they're pushing it now. It's the same trash. You know, Victoria Noodleman and her husband, these people should be dead. They should be dead. They are dangerous to this country and to the world. They're pushing World War III, you know? Stop giving these bastards your money to do that. So, yeah, here's where we're at. It's a fascinating situation. The end of it's gonna be when the people rise up that distraction is gonna be used by our enemies to think I mean the country should be taken down I mean, what have we done that we should be proud of in this world, you know looking back at our history We invade and steal resources from weaker countries, you know, those are states those that stand up to us they don't mess with we go in and beat up on people in Haiti and you know beat up on people in Iraq and Kuwait and Afghanistan and the steel resources that's what we do Now remember the Haiti things we've been cyclic with that and everybody keeps scratching. Why are we going to Haiti? Guys Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton have a big chunk of money tied up in Haiti all of these parasite limousine liberals Have a chunk of change tied up in Haiti as either a a money magnet for them to launder money. Okay, the government monies come in from different locations. Their associations help to manage the money. They steal them blind and then they get to the point where the people can't stand anymore, so they get pissy. And then they bring the thugs in to beat the country down again. And this has been going on for decades and decades and decades and decades. They've got that, they've got Haiti tuned as an outside variant on say Detroit, Chicago, Washington, DC, as a perfect parasite kit. Money will be going in there. It is going in there right now Remember that Hillary the hut and bill. Oh wow Have a hotel there a very one effective relatively posh hotel in Haiti proper no in the capital and there was a little discussion about that many shop when as we were joking remember when Bill and Hillary left the White House They stole everything like doorknobs, they stole all kinds of furnishings. Well guys, they had a presidential suite in the hotel they owned in Haiti. You want to guess where the really cool stuff is that they stole virtually off the doors and walls where it went? It wasn't so much to outfit their whatever little mansion they're operating in. It would be a great prop and a great promo because you can even have pictures. Yeah, this is where I was. See, there's the panel, there's the picture, and there's the doorknob even. The same ones that are in our hotel room here. It's the best suite in the house. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's the kind of weird garbage that you actually pull. Real quick, let's go back to something though here because what is on everybody's minds is... We can't stop them and they're obviously going to try something. But Nuclear War Survival, that book, remember, Larry, give an overview because the guy, you've covered this many times before, but right now it's on everybody's minds. So how did this thing come about? How did this book get made? Well, the U.S. government commissioned a guy named Crescent Kearney. to do research and put this material together as a Civil Defense Guide for the US public. And then they dropped it. He actually figured out how to build a survival shelter, a nuclear blast shelter that he actually, I think he was five miles from a blast and actually was inside when they set one off. Now that's pretty frickin' buzzy. I mean, you see these things, yeah, to be five miles away, but what he did, he took a half inch steel fuel tank and put it several feet in the ground with connecting tubes up, et cetera, et cetera. But I mean this guy literally figured out how to put together a radiation dose meter with the equivalent of bubblegum and baling wire. I mean almost literally five or six bucks worth of materials. They used to sell these things. It's like a tin can and some string and some other stuff and you know you do something to charge whatever. But I mean it literally worked. You could literally measure radiation dosages with this. He shows you how to make air filtration, you know, an air pump using bellows. He shows you how to take, you know, if you've got a bunch of wheat, you put wheat in a can, okay, you've got three pieces of pipe bound together, and you jam that up and down with the wheat, and that will literally grind wheat. I mean, there's all kind of various innovative ways to do things that you might not have thought of in this book. Lots and lots and lots of pictures. You can build an expedient shelter. I mean, let's say you're late to the game and you know, they're blowing stuff up. I mean, he literally show you how to dig with a shovel and use some plastic and some sticks and put together a shelter that you can get in and protect yourself from the radiation. You know, picture light all over the place. Radiation travels linearly in a straight line. When you're making shelters, you want 90 degree angles, which attenuates the radiation just like a wood light. Because lights are going to bend around that corner much. You might see a glow or something from the side, but light travels in a straight direction. So yeah, Kress and Kearney Nuclear or Survival Skills, this thing is free digitally. There's one website that I believe still has, it's called BePrepared.com. It's a Mormon food supply place out west. There's other places that have it since it was PDF. Everybody's copied it and it's available in various places. Download it, print it, or get the book. I mean, the book's probably only about 15 bucks or cheaper used. But yeah, I'm sitting there. Here's the copy I'm looking at right now. Nuclear War Survival Skills. Yeah, big green book. But yeah, we're here man. I mean in 2005 I was with a group called the Prophecy Club. They're your typical Christian Zionized group telling you how frickin' wonderful Israel is. And, oh those that bless Israel will be blessed and those that curse them will be cursed. Really? How has this country been blessed by our association with Israel? They poison our kids' minds. They steal our wealth. They use our kids' blood for their causes, you know? Their parasites. They shot at us, they raped our kids to death. You know? And yeah, they direct our foreign policy, steal our money. They're parasites. We haven't been blessed by our association with Israel. So yeah, anyway, I'm kind of going off the engine a little bit. But anyway, this group predicted, there were a guy named Demetri Dudeman, which Mandela effect, his name is changed to Demetru now. It was Demetri. The guy said that in some future point, and remember this is back in 2005, he said at some future point people would start fighting with the government. It would be started by the communists, kind of indicated in the Midwest. But when you see that from the oceans, Russia, Cuba, Nicaragua, China, and others will hit us. And it's interesting the Russians have just gone into Nicaragua, and they say for humanitarian missions, but by golly, you know they're setting up these missiles. You know, and you got it right next door. I mean, these hypersonic missiles work and they're, they're fast. I mean, within seconds, you know, Biden care. He's got his little shelter. He can hide down there. They don't, they want to kill us anyway. They're trying to kill you with the COVID shot. They want to take your guns. They don't care if the criminals do whatever. I mean, they're bringing in illegals by, you know, the hundreds of thousands, putting them in hotels. Do you see what they're doing? I mean, if you don't like the garbage, this queer garbage forced down your kids' throats, and you dare go protest at the teachers' meetings, the FBI intimidates you. These scumbags need to be firebonded, shot in the face for doing these things. They're protecting these communist check-ins that are destroying this country. You not get that? You gonna continue to stand? Yeah, they need to be shot. People need to fight back. But unfortunately, when that happens, the prediction is we're gonna get hit. And all that's lined up. Why shouldn't the Russians hit us? I mean, all we do is we're funneling all these weapons into Ukraine to be used against them. We did the COVID crap there. We did all these biological factories there in Ukraine. I mean, the Russians have documented this. You think I believe our government over them? You know, they faked this election. I mean, not that Trump was any better. He let them do it. He worked with Gates to bring the kill shot. He's still pushing the kill shot. So Trump is no solution to any of our problems. He slurps as much as regularly dingus as Biden does. And Biden is home Obama's third term. So this is a situation that we're in, folks. It's like the Kobayashi-Ruru on Star Trek. Remember that? Star Trek II, Wrath of Khan, they started that movie out with Kirstie Alley. She was playing the captain and she was put in a simulation where the Romulans suddenly surrounded her after being lured into an area where they were at. And that was a no-win scenario. But that's what I see us in right now, and I'm just telling you what I'm seeing. So tell me if I'm wrong anywhere, Mark. Well, the big thing right now is again, one of the reasons you want a copy of the Nuclear War Survival Guide, you want a copy of it printed out. Yeah, absolutely. In fact, I would go so far as to say if you're going to do it, there's two ways. Like you said, find, if you can find any original print. and you see a bunch of them for a reasonable price, I would pick, it's cheaper to actually buy a used book, probably, than it is to photocopy the thing, because photocop costs have gone up, okay? However, if you can't do it another way, photocopy, and it's like right here next to me, you have three ring binders, And if there's two ways to do it, laminate one of the books, laminate one of the books. I know that's going to be some money, but laminate every page and have it as a transport field model. Okay. But the other thing is like I got right here. In fact, I've got two binders. I'm going to be filling up tonight with similar tactical projects for the militia. The stuff that's going on right now. is these, they're the plastic insert, three ring, you have a little sleeve, you slip the page in. The reason is, is it protects the material. If you can laminate one copy, you want that in the field, why? Well, remember, the stuff that Larry's talking about is for the field. You're supposed to be out in the boondocks and you had to make do with what you've got. Well, if you're going to do that, it would be kind of smart to have a workbook that even if it's raining or if it's, you know, in climate weather, no matter what, the information is not going to get messed up. And it's worth that money for that book. The other cool thing is you've got a master copy. You can stick in a machine a page at a time and photocopy if somebody else wants a copy. Okay. If it's, you know, if you've got an electric, I'm going to my laptop or I got it, oh great. Well, what happens when the power's gone? Or if you were close enough down the road to a, you know, maybe you were in passing, you didn't even realize it, but there was an overhead airburst and you're within barely the peripheral of engagement and activity. Guess what? The nice laptop makes a great paperweight. Can't do anything with it. It's dead. So physical copies are especially critical in this type of scenario that we're talking about. By the nature of the equipment, and weapons that are being, you know, they're planning on using. The other thing here is it's not feudal to resist. And you know, again, they really pumped it back in the 80s when there was no open warfare going on, but rather there was a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes, which the Patriot movement told you about. And the government, I should say the globalists absolutely denied. Okay. But why would they have all this anti-war protest crap when there wasn't a war going on? All the stuff I keep saying, hey, why don't we play this on the air, is from the early 80s. Vietnam was in the taillights by five, six, and seven years while MTV was blaring. So what'd they do it for? Well, it's feudal resist, you'll be absorbed, and in reality, the enemy was planting an agenda. So, it is not futile to resist. Well, let's remind you, one of the things in the miniseries, the day after, okay, England had its counterpart. You're doomed, we're all gonna die, there's nothing we can do. And in reverse, there was plenty that could be done. In fact, if you were actually working at this on a steady basis, nobody's running around. The people that are actually in the know that are on the patriot side have actually built what they need. or have the reserves in hand. Okay, go ahead, caller, chip in there. You've seen the photo, it's called the last great act of defiance. It's got this mouse and he's got his middle finger up and this eagle's coming down to get him. Have you seen that? Right, right, it's in the binder right here. Okay, you've seen that? Okay, well... They also did a, remember somebody years ago before we had Photoshop, did a cut and paste. The mouse is doing the same thing. It's a real mouse. And they actually took the picture of an eagle coming in, I think it was after a fish, and they put the eagle, of course, coming towards you, and the little mouse is there with a little limb sticking up with a little clawed finger saying, hey, piss you off, piss on you. Well, the reason I say that is I got an RV, and these RVs have a little crank ring raising antenna up, and that didn't work on this thing, and they're kind of useless anyway, these high-def antennas. I got the humorous idea to, you know, when you go to ballgames and things, you get these little foam hands, you know, that you can wave with. Well, we got a little foam hand with the middle finger on it. So I stuck it on the top of the RV where the antenna thing is, so I can literally raise the middle finger on the RV with the crank. But I got to looking at, and I based it on this mouse. I mean, that's the way I feel about the world, you know, up yours. And I was copying one of the pictures, so I was looking for that, and I didn't realize it, but when I got to look at the picture, One version the mouse has a gun behind his back as that Eagles coming right? Right a little bit like come on dude bring it you know By the way hold my bullets yeah One of the things about this whole situation is again, the mobility factor is an issue for a lot of people because you may be in an area you don't even suspect is a threat situation. What do I mean by that? Well, years ago, I've explained to a lot of people here, and in fact, I can take you to two locations in Michigan where I can show you things and I can ask you questions. What's that for? Why is that on that tower over there? What's out here in the middle? Why is that tower here in the first place? You know, there are parts of each state where I used to collect maps of the whole country. I actually have a pretty good chunk of them. And you have the geodetic survey, geological survey maps. You got the military one to 50,000 maps and a number of other scales, depending upon, you know, what year and, you know, what's offered. Because now, I don't know what the GPO Government Printing Office is doing. But I noticed something. I was trying to do a complete land map of Michigan. And there are a couple of areas that in 1956-57 they stopped doing any mapping for. Now what do I mean by that? I'm talking a significant area because of the scales, you know, the type of mapping, the scale of the mapping that was being done changed. When they upgraded and changed, they did not do these particular areas. Before I saw that, I'd already noticed a lot of unique things that didn't make any sense for stuff out in the middle of nowhere that shouldn't be out in the middle of nowhere. But then I was when I was working with the mapping, I was trying everything I could have said, no, I want this grid right here. I want this section. OK, I've got everything else in Michigan, but this place, this location, and then there was one other. There's another one in the U.P. also. Well, when when the maps were upgraded again, once again, you couldn't get any new topo maps for that area. And guys, we're not talking way up north. These are locations in the bottom of the state of Michigan. Now, there's only one reason they're doing that, is it was like out of sight, out of mind. Now, I can get, and I have, the original mapping from the 50s, okay? I can't get anything from the 60s, 70s, 80s, or into the 90s. Interestingly enough, in two of these locations, they were so, this is where like the head doesn't know what the tail's doing. In one area, they were actually building a new expressway that was running in north and south. And I mean a regular interstate defense highway network component, right? Out of the blue, they'd already cut the right of ways. They had, I can take you to a cloverleaf that was completely sculpted, but left. They never bridged it. They never finished it, right? And it's right in a location where people pass by every day and because of the overgrowth and it's interesting though because the overgrowth grew up on these little roads, these cuts that they made just like they do on a secondary road out in the middle of nowhere. They on the edges of the road and there's no tree cover overhead and there were no cars driving on these cloverlies because these cloverlies were set up in their basic form for final paving and whatever. So, but the little tree lines from decades ago ran on either side. Now these are full growth trees and one part of it. The other part never did have any growth at all. They basically stayed relatively open. Now, for some reason, out of nowhere, they stopped all the construction. They stopped the entire operation and walked away from it with no discussion. The mapping that I'm talking about, where they stopped. It's right at the bottom of that map is where the road and where the the construction stopped at the bottom of the map Which is at the you know the top of the next section So if you pay attention look around there's a lot of stuff and what was it for well combination of things not the least of which is again You know the World War three scenario the everybody talks about the underground cities and this man the other sure why not I mean the government's got plenty of your money to burn and somebody else's too But a lot of these other locations are military complexes, etc., that are serving some other purpose, and you're not supposed to, like I said, even think about them. Interestingly enough, right now, the government, and they did this another time, not too long ago, a couple decades ago, Larry, in our area, they're running fiber optic trunks out in the middle of BFE right now. Now guys, if you try to get a landline in your area, you know, most all the country, they won't get you a new phone line on the ground line. You can't have one. Now, if that's the case, and this is not for cable service, because the cable service is a separate, you know, entity unto itself, right? What are they running full industrial one and a quarter, one and a half inch, well they're actually more like two inch bore, underground fiber optic trunks that are solid, solid trunks of cable. A single pipe like that has enough capacity to service all of the Tri-County area of Detroit. And right now, and I've already talked to more than one person on this because we just, hi, how you doing? Always smile, always laugh and smile. Ask certain questions and they'll even tell you, oh, this is all government. What is this issue you're running? Well, we don't know. Well, they do know it's fiber optic cable. So what's it for? Well, we don't know. Can you go anywhere? Yep, we can go anywhere. We can go through any property. We can go through any restricted area and It's a special project. It's expedited now get it done now Now, when did we see this before? Well, the last time we saw this was about 23 years ago When they were pumping y2k and when they pumped y2k They ran fiber optic cable down every expressway in the United States that was part of the interstate defense highway network. You do know that, right guys? They ran a blue trunk and an orange trunk, two different lines simultaneously. And virtually every secondary, I won't say secondary, but every state highway And most of the other grid highways of each of the states, they did the same thing. And it was prioritized to be done before Y2K hit, you know, before January 1st. So what's it for? And if you ran miles of it in 1999, in the middle of 1999, we stopped on I-94. Well, one of our guys, Larry, he's dead now. And he had no problem. He can get out of the vehicle, walk through. Hey guys, what are you doing here? We're laying fiber optic cable. Well, who's it for? What's for the government? Well, what's it for? We don't know. It doesn't make any sense. Well, then why are you laying it? Oh, and that's what they said. We can go through anything. We can go through cemeteries. We can go through restricted federal property. We have carte blanche and they have the same thing is going on right now with the crews that are doing the latest project. They have carte blanche to go through any restricted properties. So what are they laying it for? Your cell phone doesn't run on fiber optic. You can't use fiber optic for a home telephone because it won't let you do that. They aren't going to let you hook up to the fiber optic for cable. They don't want you on that. So what are the many tens of billions of dollars worth of fiber optic cable for? Well, one of the things is if you want to do the big brother George Orwell 1984 thing and you want to put cameras up everywhere. Well then you have those fiber optic trunks to deliver through the spider web grid that they put in or also to interlink with other complexes that you don't know anything about and you can't hook up to anyway. And you have lots and lots and lots and lots of extra little fibers that you can pull on because this is why the phone company when it was copper, that's why they do those big like two inch ganglias of copper wire and each one of those little strands was color coded. You remember that? They have every color combination you can imagine so that when you went from one junction to the next, you can pick through and find the purple white. Okay, there's the purple white. Hook that up to number one. Find the green yellow. There's the green yellow. Hook that up to number two. Now with the fiber optic. Remember, it's sending a light signal down that channel line, but not all of them need to be used right now, so you already have your replacements installed, just like when they put too many copper wires below the ground to support the phone system with copper wire. Backups to backups, so that while all of you are eating crumbs and being a drone in a piled up city where they got you stacked like cordwood, oh, they got all the M&Ts and goodies and special stuff going to the butt buddies. Plus they can also monitor anything they want to send camera image from wherever by the way, this is the same thing They did. Oh, wait a minute. What year did they have the Olympics in Atlanta and before y2k? They did this in Atlanta when they optically attached all seven of the well the the outlying bedroom communities right around Atlanta and camera them all up at a cost of $150 billion. It was some ridiculously outrageous price in the 1990s. But your tax dollars paid for it. So you had cameras on top of cameras, on top of cameras, on top of cameras. In some places like Freedom Avenue and I-75, you have 11 cameras stacked up, one watching the other, watching the other, and three or four watching the other two. And it's a cute little picture. Freedom Avenue and everything is big brotherized, you know the CC TV nonsense So anyway, that's happening right now So you've got a lot of places under your feet and a lot of activity under your feet should be paying attention to And again, what purpose would it serve? Doesn't serve you doesn't serve me. It serves the regime It serves, you know, whatever the cloak and dagger click and the the more locks that are under your feet underground That's what it does. But pay attention in your area. Have you noticed them running a bunch of orange line, orange tubing, big rolls? I point out that all of these supposedly inactive military sites that were World War II, Korea, Vietnam, slash also, we know Cold War, all of these underground sites, everyone that we've been monitoring, Well, guess what? They've got two or three rolls, well, usually at least one blue and one orange, where they've actually completely reconnected those bunker complexes and underground operational complexes to whatever grid they're setting up. And they have spare on-site, two complete rolls on-site at each one. Virginia, West Virginia, Connecticut, Michigan, take your pick. And this includes all old missile complex sites that people are out of sight out of mind because most of the people who even operated were remembering when they were operational, they're all dead and gone. Or they moved away and retired to Florida. So they can count on the idea that the average American who was always the first perceived enemy of the government, always. The other side, everybody else, Chinese know about it, Russians know about it, but you are the perceived enemy and you're who they keep secrets from. Just that simple. So pay attention to your area. If you do see something like that, just tie, talk to the guys. Hey, I want to get a phone hooked up. Here's a fun one. This is the new phone cable. You guys can be hooking up phones. Oh, I'm sorry, little lady. This isn't for you. This is something for the government. Really? That's a lot of government stuff. Wow. Yours going? Where are you guys going with this? That's stupid, but also joyful. Always be happy. And smile or giggle or laugh at whatever they're saying. It makes them become even more comfortable. See how that works? So take the time to do it. And another thing real quick. It's nice to have the information about nuclear war survival guide. Do you have tools? Do you have tools? Do you have tools in the trunk of your vehicle? Do you at least have an e-tool and maybe a couple? I've been watching for these combination, Mat-Hoc and Pics that were done for, well, a little more heavily industrialized gardening, okay? But they're really great because they're a little shorter, usually about a third shorter than the average tool. The heads are cast. Try to find American-made. I've only seen a few Chinese versions. But this is a really good tool because you don't know where you're gonna stop and dig in. Guys, not all of Michigan is sand. And there are whole areas of this country where it's clay, like in Georgia it's red clay. You ever dug red clay? This is why they also make different types of shovel heads. I recommend that if you're gonna put light shovels in the vehicle, you want a flat spade and you want a conventional shovel or regular French shovel. Otherwise, preferably with a stirrup handle would be a good idea. You want a pigmatic combination of some kind. Doesn't have to be a real long head. But the idea is you can chip away. Once you get a hole started, you can start chipping away at the material, depending on how dense the ground is. Typically, if you're in a clay environment, you're not going to see a lessening of resistance with depth. You may depends on how the same ran how the you know, the environment ran back when God made it with his hand Okay, so what you need to remember is you're gonna have to do some work Now if you're out west you got gravel sand pea gravel all kinds of stuff and like I said in Michigan here a big chunk of Michigan and Northern Ohio is sand And then there's those then there's those clay loam pockets and those are tough and then you do have rocks. So you're chiseling into rock, but you are going to have to work, especially if you pay attention to read this book. You're going to need a handful of tools. By the way, more than one of the same tools would really be a good idea because you can't share them. And the other consideration is you might break one. So the shovels, it's a good idea to have a couple of the spades. or at least one of the spade, flat spade, and then also a French shovel, regular shovel like you know, the standard idiot stick. And then also other hand tools because remember you can get a lot done as long as you have something sharp or working enough. So a trowel, actually a medium sized trowel is actually a tool you should have in your engineer box for this kind of work. because you can get in if you're going to start tunneling a little bit. That's what you use to do your sculpting and cutting. The bigger blade means you cut more and you don't want to take any more dirt or soil or anything out than you absolutely have to. And then you shore up or reinforce whatever you're going to use. So in advance, do you have tools? Oh, and by the way, in the toolkit with that, a buck saw. That's another thing if not well a couple of small utility sauce but a good bucksaw of whatever kind or any kind of bucksaw because any saw is better than no saw but a bucksaw should be in the inventory also for the same reason for building things and That way you can get stuff done One last thing I will remind everybody again. We already brought this up and our thank you for just quick checking Over at GunPartsCorp.com, GunPartsCorp.com, GunPartsCorp.com, they have the 60 millimeter thread of filters, brand new. They're in the Plastine 45 in a case for 191.88. They have the M1 Serbian mask, which is actually made by Finland, by Nokia. Those are about $18 apiece. They may be of the might have on sale not likely with the conditions where they are But these also are brand new old inventory. They're the 60 millimeter thread fixture and They come with a bag they come with a mask and they come with a filter now Sportsman's guide has the finished versions of the same mask for about $27 And there are a few other locations where you can find masks available right now, so search around. But right now, for one-stop shopping, you get 45 filters to a case, $191.88. Masks, furloughs just say $19 to be safe. If it's less, congratulations. If it's the same, oh well, it's what you expected. But you can get masks so you get a quantity of masks there for yourself and family You've got spare filters another thing that you absolutely need now. You've got that taken care of you still can should try to find some gas mask hoods for that particular mask If you got them you got them if you don't oh, well, just make sure the chem suits you got have the hoodies Because those are reveals are out there and the chem suits typically the British mark threes and mark fours The mark three is the is the green The Mark IV is the DPM camouflage. All of those work. This main is what it is. Also, there's a lot of the stuff that gun parts corp. If you go through their surplus section, you should. You might see something else there that's useful. And always go through their clearance and closeouts. The same is true of the other place I mentioned, Sportsman's Guide. They have the finished masks in the quote unquote clearance section right now. And those finished masks, which take the 60 millimeter filter, they're not obsolete. These are very, very high quality, very well made product, as good as anything we made in the United States. And they were contract. The Finns made them for themselves, and then they made them for other countries in Europe. So it's a good solution. There's a little difference in the mask. I explained that during the two hour block. Also, again, iodine, real quick. Now, since we got the Nuclear War Survival Guide manual, a potassium iodide fends out there buying everything up, period. Nobody's going to be able to re-inventory. Back ordering is going to be kind of questionable. But you can get iodine in liquid form. Now, remember, potassium iodide tablets are convenient because of storage, and they're not messy. In other words, you can't lose any product by spilling it. But if you have liquid iodine, all you do with it is, since you know that you have a possible threat coming when they especially give you the warning orders, what you do is you take a two tip swab, you get the 2%, 5%, or 10% over a tractor supply, farm and fleet, and any other cattle or livestock supply, no matter what they are. You can get in quarts, half quart or half liter, liter and gallons or whatever it is, pint, quarts and gallons. The interesting thing is all you do is dip the Q-tip and then pick a spot, wash your arm off. The soft tissue on the inside of your elbow, the wrist area, paint about two inches square. Watch that area. Don't sit there and stare at it, but just paint it. Go do something else or do something else while you're waiting. Look at your hand or arm. If you see that the iodine is absorbed, you're probably short iodine anyway. So paint that area again or paint another area. Do the elbow area first. Do the wrist area second. That way you've got two different areas that you can observe. One's already gone. The second one's going to, we'll see what that does. But what you're doing is you're taking iodine and loading up the glands. And that's the most important thing that, you know, taking into consideration here is something that they learned accidentally at the end of World War II with the Hiroshima Nagasaki. And it does not have to be the tablet from, you know, big pharma. Iodine in any form and liquid form can be used to load up the thyroid and the thyroid gland will then reject radiated iodine that you may absorb accidentally because you were near a blast or you got hit with fallout and you didn't intend to. You save the tablets for if you have to travel and you still take the liquid iodine with you too. But the nice thing about the tablets is they're compact. They can't be damaged easily, can't poke a hole in them and leak. So if I did have liquid iodine, I'd put it inside yet another container and a cool trick. Try to find a thermos container of some kind. I get them for free every weekend. I'm a really nice one. It's brand new of all sizes. You take that one quart container and find one of the thermoses that will fit in. You've got an armored, insulated, hard-cap container to transport the liquid iodine. And if something happened to the container on the inside, it's in a watertight container. You won't lose any of the iodine.