in the mist with a flintlock in it. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate and your Christian values can't be taught According to the state you read about the current news and a regulated press and you pay attacks You do not owe to please the IRS Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold you trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame number You've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize family farms and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? the lines in occupied territories, southwest, northeast, LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com, LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we are on satellite. I want to say hi to all of our friends out there and virtually every ocean on the planet and in a myriad of other satellite solutions. Each one very creative and pretty much closed circuit, so to speak. Each of these groups is listening. Your own bubble can't really be tracked the way that they're doing, which is pretty cool. Using the technology that's been off the shelf for quite some time. Also a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside. The United States, it is Monday. You've been Monday all day, that's for sure. It is the 7th of November, which means this is the end of the first full week of November already. Doesn't take long. I wait for no one. And of course, in this case, certainly not the rest of us. It's been a perfect day today, by the way. It is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face, Fabian the socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K. 2022 old earth calendar, 2022 battle for the Republic, the dance of swords and let the dance continue. So anyway, we're on the edge of the next fake election. We'll see how it goes. I hope you're paying attention to all the pollster numbers. Now guys, you shouldn't be, but it's fun to watch from a very different perspective. Have you noticed how everything is always so close? And you know, I've talked about this many times. Whoa, forgive me there. Everything is so close. It's 49, 51, it's 47, 53, it's 52, 48, it's BS. Okay, I'm gonna point this out. Do you believe that Now it depends where you are like I'm your Ann Arbor, Michigan bag it down there. Oh hell 80% queers the $3 bill of petals that aren't worth the powder take to blow them away and Definitely sick as the day is long and nothing's gonna fix them So to see a wide or large number of Fruit Loops voting for Fruit Loops. Yeah, absolutely But if you go out away from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the numbers Absolutely changed, period. Now granted a lot of the leftists, just like the ones are leading California, they're California communist light now running to Texas because it's just so terrible. They're not running because they didn't like, they liked all the other communism until they got to, well, the point where it is. So it's not that they aren't communist, they're not fellow Texans that are showing up in Texas. They are more of the purple haired poof to a pedo queer light agenda. See, they're the ones who thought it was okay to pedo groom your third grader, but they're totally against the second grader being pedo groomed. How about none of the kids being pedo groomed? Can't have that, we gotta compromise. So that's what's coming, for instance, to Texas. It's not you're getting more conservatives you're being watered down by the turds that already pissed in the pool so bad where they were that the Yellow water and the baby Ruth bars floating by virtually touching your shoulders and sticking every once in a while Yeah, they just finally figured that they can only handle so much of that special rich deep chocolate Sticking to their body parts and not washing off. Well, yeah being a little greasy stinky with chunks of corn so Where look at these numbers? Now, they're finally saying that one or two, they're just gonna be a trouncing. A trouncing would be acknowledging 72, 80%, that's a trouncing. Telling me you beat somebody by a percentage point in a fake election where everybody's 50-50 almost, that is not a trouncing and you are lying. That's a trouncing, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, no, you're lying. That's not a trounce. I think someone down is 60, 70, 80%. And that's realistically where many of these elections should be, but you'll notice they never are because we just have to acquiesce to the turds no matter what. Half the country's made up of petal, queer, bottom feeding, parasitic turds. And it's shown in every election, don't you know? Look at the observable numbers that they keep pushing out. I was looking at some of the stuff and even the younger kids who are really not up to speed on everything that are doing some of the talk shows on Internet, whatever. you know, the poll numbers just have to be off. To be quite honest, I'm 65 years old. We've always had at least one ground line, but for most of that time, we've had two ground lines because we have a station line. So we're kind of a high target hit. You might have a more than a couple of ground telephone lines. They're interested in you, okay? And in all that time, myself, I've only picked up the phone three, maybe four times. In all that time, where somebody has wanted to ask me my opinion, which by the way, we also tell them, no, I have no interest in it, goodbye. Click. It doesn't make any difference if I do say what I want to say. Guys, it's just like the control media. All they'll do is say, that's not what we wanted, and I'll be over in category two or the ejection file. So why bother? It's like, no, you figure out what you want to do, you'll lie or you won't lie. But I don't have to worry about it. I've never had any significant approach or surveys, massive surveys showing up here. We really wanna know everything you wanna know what you'd like and how do you feel about, no, nothing like that. And by the way, during the whole time, it was exceptional more recently, I was a registered voter. Hell, I'm still on the rolls, okay? But I was a registered voter, so it's not like I wasn't somebody who wasn't gonna vote, even in theory, okay? So who does get these polls? I think they just sit in the closed circle jerk room and play the numbers based on the idea that they do see from all the different survey mechanisms with their spying technology, especially like the Internet, that the numbers are much higher, always contrary to whatever they're doing. So they have to figure out by gauging and paying attention to what they see, how much damage control can they do? Like French mid-lap or, you know, Greta Bumberg, you know, is running and lost so many points, you know, significant amount, 11 points. So now the race is almost even. It's like it's even again. They're always BSing you with this even stuff. Don't think so? Step back, shut the sound off, look at the numbers that they throw upon. Any of these discussions, the polls are reading. And you watch turnout, tryout, competition after competition after competition, it's always the same. Tell you that it's, even the end result is gonna be, cuz you've got voter fraud on top of the other that was so blatant. We've all progressive voter fraud for decades now. In fact, as was pointed out, let me give you an example of vote scam. If you can find a copy of it, vote scam. 30 years ago, a couple of college kids got together and what they did is they picked a town and they created a one day one do a little documentary on the election. And what they did is they had a big one to the town said, hey, we'd like to do a little experiment, but it means that people are going to have participate. This is really what you want to do. We want to just document the election. But we want to make it the fairest election you could possibly make it. And I think everybody have some fun with this. you will have a at every position wherever there is a chair, wherever somebody is supposed to be standing, wherever there's a ballot box, every person, there will be three instead of just one, why? Because there'll be one from the Democrat, one from the Republican and one independent and all each station, no matter what it is, will have three people. And they will be over watching and ensuring that the ballot is accurate. Well, they went along with this and election day came. And by the way, election day was only one day, very archaic. With the modern planet crap who it takes because of new common core slash common horror math. It takes six, seven, eight days. And we also have just like you have a discount sale on ripped off votes. Early voting's happening to go. Early voting, have you been part of early voting? Why would I need to be part of early voting? Do we have a single voting day? Big time, big time, early voting, early voting right now. In fact, you can slide three, four, five ballots under the table. That's not a problem, big time, early voting, early voting now. How asinite is that? Early voting, bragging about it like you're selling dish soap or you've got a little sale at the grocery store. Early voting now, big deal, jump in while you can. That's stupid, one day. that's all there is to it. So anyway, with vote scam, that's what they had. It was voter day, everybody's there, all the people are there, they're all excited. Everything's paper ballots. And as soon as they get done and close the door, everybody, of course, is watching everybody else and they count the ballots. Now, when they were done, The most interesting thing about this is everybody felt good because as they said, well, this is probably the most, obviously, could be probably the most honest election in the country that's ever been held. Now, there's probably been good ones before, but they were happy because in their community, this was perfect. Nobody could argue about the results. So they got over to the phone and they called the results in for the district because they also had not just the election for the locals, but just like we're seeing right now. They had county, they had state, they had fed. And when they went to the numbers, the guy called the numbers in, three people were standing there, all the other counters and all the other poll watchers and all the other workers, which by the way count three times because there's Republican, Democrat and independent, all watch and they call the numbers in. And they're all smiling and they're looking at the television screen and the numbers are in for their district and they were off by almost 30% from what they called in. What? The numbers that they called in were off by a little under a little over a quarter, a little under a third beyond whatever they reported. Everything was and everybody went dead quiet because they all realized that for all of their effort, rats, communists. key fellow travelers, key globalists were there to make sure that that vote matched the numbers that the scammers needed to get their little spit swap and ring knocking Yarmulke wearing turds in. If you can find a copy of it, vote scab. It's one of those I'm trying to find in our library. I have a vast VHS library. I got to go through it, but digging stuff out. It's one of those videos that needs to be out there, especially now. These were young hard chargers. They were all excited. And then when this all happened at the end, they're like, wow, they weren't panicked about it. It was more like, hm, so what Uncle Bob and Fred told me about the chicanery with the election process is true. It's that simple. The steroid versions you've had two years ago, the sound of it, they are going to try. First of all, for instance, Chuckie, the possum humor should be gone. But I'll guarantee the Jewish mob running the operation where he is. But it doesn't make any difference what you do. The boy, I'm a go where's I'll make sure that a the numbers are doctor just enough locally and B they make sure that there are people are the ones who get the call in from the districts and the numbers they put down are the numbers they want. Not the numbers they got through over the fall. It's the numbers they want I'm telling you, the Misova Kleptov, look, Chucky the possum shuma, he just has to win time and again. You ever see his propaganda picture from Washington, DC? That's why I laughingly concede, Chucky the possum shuma. To try and get that schnoz worked into the picture, the one that held for the longest, it's, well, if you don't think about portrait photography, you angle the head and you point the head down. This way the Jimmy Durante knows which I don't have a problem with noses But wouldn't you know, it's just be proud, you know, don't try to hide it, you know, wherever you are be what you are But the problem with Chucky is when he did the picture He looks like a stinking possum coming out of the rear end of a dead cow Only it's missing is you know some of the flu via and a flyer to on his head Where he's coming out the bung hole after he worked his way in nose first He's been munching for a few hours and good old Chuck is back out from Washington and the pork barrel corpse and got poop all over him, but he's chucky to possum shumas, stealing your ass blind, which is what he does. There's another magic kit falling soon, and I'm sure he already knew where it was coming from before he ran over there and stuck his vampire fangs right on that kit. Milk it and see from it in record time, I guarantee. This is hyphen television accounts must be very, very big, and impressive to say the least. So, a couple things. Supposedly, let's see, what was it? The Arizona race, the girl that's right now ahead, the Republican. Apparently the bomb squad and everybody else was visiting that location because well, when we have political hacks, usually we just bad mouth them like we do here, but we just make sure we bad mouth them hard. Leftists, well, I'm waiting to see, are they gonna resurrect BLM and Antifa? What do you think, guys? Are there buses of Antifa and BLM waiting to try to do a replay of what happened before? And do you think that America is even gonna put up with that for a minute? You do, everybody kinda has this understanding of what's gonna happen if they come out and do that again. First of all, you get the bastards and the buses. Second, strip the enemy dead of information, find who paid for the buses, feeding it from behind, find those sorry arses too, and then find out who in Washington financed it and who from overseas financed it. This time around, finish it. But are they waiting in the wings? I mean, it's interesting, there's a couple of things going on here with this too. Remember, they're desperately trying to get World War III going to pop the balloon on the economy one way or another and get rid of a lot of you. But they gotta do it so that you're surprised and you're shocked. And you've gotta have distractions like an election. And while you have the distractions like an election, and the distractions are quite big and noisy but mean little or nothing, like an election. Then in the process, you can slap them sideways, out of the blue, and where did this come from? And anywhere between this election date, And January, they can get a war going and of course, here's what all the, are you ready for this? What do you think the Republicans are gonna say? If the Democrats get us into a war, and then I mean, just guys, a month is a lifetime, is forever. But we're looking at November. Yeah, October, November, December, that's two months almost before these people come in. And that's plenty of time to get your butt so deep into a conflict that you there they're gonna tell you what do you think the republ rats would tell you? Yeah, I know we promised but but guys were at war now and we're just gonna go along with it. I know what's wrong and well, we'll fix it two years down there were four years down there are six years down the road forgot about you down the road. Are you all ready for that one? Everybody ready for that game? Cuz you know you can see it and smell that stink. So anyway, let's see what they try to play with that because all of a sudden the conflict has developed. And since it's developed, well, I know we got a whole bunch of Republicans in there supposedly. More on that in a minute, supposedly. But we just gotta go to war with the Democrats. Yeah, we got a fruit loop nutcase, pedo queer in charge of the president. The back alley bar horror scuff knee pads and bear a tutorial with the tentacle up both their bong holes really running things while the Jewish mob of Chicago has their tentacle up his bong hole and telling him what to do. Read that Jewish International Congress. So when I look at the Republicans, let me ask you something, and I want anybody please just listening. Without looking up on your phone, don't go anywhere else. I want off the top of your head, name for me three of the top Republicans that are getting in everybody's face, that are getting in the face of the regime. Anybody? Who are the three people you constantly see that are in these sessions or hearings or whatever. Who would you say is maybe top dog in that bunch? It's not the Republican rat web piece of it. He's a weenie, pedo-queer, Epstein blackmail type. It looks like somebody walked up and smacked him in the head with a board and pulled the board away real quick and there you have that expression with the eyes all bug eyed out. Shift the ball. But- With regard to the rest, how many Republicans are notable to you? Who is it that's notable to you right now? And now again, I will give you one off the back cuz he's gotten plenty of press time. But he's not in the Congress, he's not in the center of the house and that's dissenters. So rattle off a name. And now without cheating, and that is cheating in this case, don't go to the Internet. I want you to think, is there a name that is a household word? Or a banner for resistance to the globalist slash resistance to the Democrats. Who would be the first name that probably sticks in your head? Anybody. And don't worry, this is not high school. You're not gonna be ridiculed. Although I'm lying, like in high school. And as soon as you say something- There you go. And why is it he's not? Now, you're absolutely right, cuz here's the thing, why is he notable? Cuz he's got a ball. true but you see him a lot don't you? Right? In other words, you see him he actually is in front of the camera. So let me ask you caller, how many other Republic rats are in that committee that have done anything? Mr. No one you none of them. That's my whole point. The only piece if you watch all the talk shows any talk show I don't care what it is. Jim Jordan and by the way also Rand Paul on occasion right Rand Paul son of Ron Paul. Think about this, Jim Jordan's not the only Republican in the committee. What are the other ones doing? Obviously nothing notable, right? You don't see them, they're like, if someone's gonna get shot, it's gonna be Giordo there. I'm gonna stand and watch, yeah. I'll tell him, I was behind you, Giordo. I was way behind you. So far when they shot you in the ass, I didn't have any blood splatter on me. A cop was over there on the other side of the room, hiding behind the demicons. Yeah, you see what I mean? There's not a list. There should be, if there's a committee, yeah, Jordan should be one of those guys that's up there in your face. But it should be like a marathon with a relay race, you know what I mean? It's like, okay, Jim, you'd start it off, you kick it in, because that's really how the committee sessions work anyway. You're allocated so many minutes. So why is it nobody else is up there making the kind of noise that he is? He's the one that's quotable. How many people are in? Okay, let's do it this way. Guys, now you can cheat. You can go look, I don't know how many representatives are present. I think it's 500 some. I'd have to look because remember that that's an allocation that can change. It has rolled back and forth. They just gerrymandered the areas here in Michigan. We haven't talked too much about that. But how many congressmen and women are there in the whole of the House? Now, how many are Republican and how many are Democrat? So you're telling me we got in the Senate the same way. Okay, we do know that the Senate is always this BS lie of 50-50. Even right now they're saying, this could switch it to 54 to 46, but it'd be just so close. And of course, remember that two or three of those are rhino absolutes like rum-dumb Romney. Rumdum Romney, that worthless turd is a demicon, is a neocon, is a worthless piece of excrement. So even if you do, and if you, he'll guarantee, they will tell him, and for whatever reason, he will follow the orders to ride with the demicons to make sure that they change the numbers so they come out to 50-50 or close enough it won't make any difference. Like other rats that are in the rat ball, okay? So why is there not 50? 60. Why is it there's always, I mean, there's only a few that are even notable. Ron Paul, when Ron Paul was in office, Ron Paul is the only real example you had of a non-neo con slash actual conservative in the Congress. Think about that. When everybody says Ron Paul, pretty much anybody who's a conservative knows who Ron Paul is. Even if the turd may not like Ron Paul because he's been told not to like Ron Paul, like when the never Trump turds, I'm never gonna support him. And the idiot was a Republican, the idiot who said that, or well supposedly a Republican. In reality, not a Republican at all. They were just told that, well, since Trump was in there, they had to show their real colors being the fakes that they are. But go down the list, how many of these congressmen and senators can you find? I mean, supposedly, well, let's think about this one. Half of the population of both groups pretty much are Republican and Democrat. One badger Republican. half, the other half for Democrat. And then there's some goofy little stupid number that gives them a little percentage higher so they can lie about whatever votes take place. Just like the election process lie itself. It's all so close. It's 50-50 across the whole of the country. You're telling me that there isn't a place in this nation where, for instance, Donald Trump got 80, 90% of the vote. You're telling me that didn't happen? Well, yeah, they are as a matter of fact. Just like believably, yeah, Obama, Biden, they could all get 90%. You go to these communist enclaves, there's gotta be cesspits and holes and toilets all over California. But it's a lie. I don't know, there's nothing you can really do about it. You're not gonna fix it. The only thing is traditionally they tried to keep the, it was less obvious decades ago. It used to be like with voting corruption. I've had this conversation several times this last week. In fact, just before I came into the program talking to some farmers. And I said, think about it, okay? Here we are. We had Trump come in and you know, I mean, just these guys know that in a rural area, most everybody voted for Trump, except for the purple haired renters. Or the ones that got the house because they inherited from mom or dad down the street because they passed away. Those are the slob move-ins, or I should say, twisted sisters that are the odd man out, but they're such a small percentage. How many places where you looked at the numbers that supposedly they were 51 to 49 in your part of the state where you are, where you farm? Does that in any way shape or form reflect, for instance, when you go down the road and every house on the road has got a Trump banner? It doesn't make any difference if you like Trump or don't like Trump. When every house with the exception of one or two and they, if you talk to them, are pretty much riding with everybody else there. But you can't find the numbers that match the reality, the physical world reality. So do I have any confidence? No, not really, not at all. But hey, it's fun. Isn't it? It's fun. I mean, it's a great distraction and all of a sudden, boom, wow, how'd that happen? Look, something blew up, somebody got attacked. Remember the shmidlap? The USS midlap got destroyed by something and because the shmidlap got destroyed, we need to kill Russia's stadiums. Let's go to war. Shmidlap, remember the shmidlap. But the shmidlap wasn't destroyed by the Russian. Well, it turns out they were doing a loading exercise and well, somebody didn't know what they were doing. And there was a little cross mistake and blew up the armory, didn't kill everybody on board. We got her back in harbor, turns out nobody attacked him from the outside. It was malfeasance and stupidity on the inside. That's irrelevant, remember this mid lab, let's go to war. We need to kill the Russian stadiums. And then of course the Republicans will turn right around and while this is going on. Some of the republicans are the ones who actually question the BS, but they will be shouted down. Have we heard this and seen this before? Why, yes, we have with the bullshit with the Iraq War. Complete lie across the board. But some people love those kinds of lies. And the majority will love the lies to the end sometimes, maybe not a big majority, but enough that everybody's supposed to shut up cuz, well, we should go along. Even though all the rest of us said, and I repeat again, it's just gonna be like Vietnam. How are you gonna get out of this? Well, guess what? You saw, you abandoned your allies. And on that sub note, does anybody know what's happening with the Afghan or the Afghani commando units that we trained in Afghanistan? What's going on with the Afghani commando units that we trained in Afghanistan right now, guys? Does anybody know? Anybody? Like Vietnam, let me point this out. A lot of guys I know, someone went crazy after the war because of this, because the betrayals that took place with the Nung and the mountain yards that we betrayed, that we left. We literally took them out of their sanctuaries, lying to them that we were gonna take them out of Vietnam, and leaving them on the beaches to die, and to be slaughtered by the communists. And it was made possible by the CIA. and the Department of Defense to set our allies up so that they would be exterminated because they could not be and could not be defeated on the battlefield in their own areas of operation. And so the men on the grounds, a lot of my guys I know, they had to convince their people that they had to pick up, leave their power base, go to the coast, and then they weren't picked up and the US troops were dragged out. Actually, the US troops came out. to coordinate the loading and they were beat down, chained to the deck, and they went crazy. I'm not exactly, because all those people that they pulled out, they were fighters, they knew how to win, they kept fighting, they protected themselves, they protected their families, their families, their women, their kids, everybody was brought to the beaches and left to die. Well, what a lot of them did is they wouldn't give up and they never would anyway. But they turned around and they fought their way towards Cambodia or towards Laos initially. They're still with a great loss of life in the process. Well, what do you think just happened to the Afghan forces that we train? The Afghan commandos that were trained by US SEALs and US Special Forces. Where do you think they went, guys? Anybody? Where do you think they went? They had to get out of Afghanistan. They had to find the fastest route to get themselves to safety, to get their families and everybody out of the country. Because the Taliban, first they were gonna do the warm fuzzy, yeah, we're all in this together. And then once they get a chance to take control and consolidate, then they started executing people. Well, everybody knew that was gonna happen. Everybody knew that. The Jewish mob running the whole operation, the CIA be run by the Jewish mob, knew how they were betraying the people. The elements of our government running the dope trade, opium trade, exactly what was gonna happen. So guess where did the Afghan commandos go? Anybody wanna guess? Go ahead. A dart won't be bad. Look where Afghanistan is, what's near Afghanistan? Where could the Afghan commandos go that were trained? Anybody? Well, I'll close it for you cuz we gotta keep moving on this. They went to Iran in the last several months. They went to Iran. They're in Iran, they have no country. They stayed copacetic, much like the Nung or the Mountain Yard, more like the Nung in this respect. So guess who's recruiting? the Afghan commandos that we trained and offering them a job in the war that presently is going on. It's not the Ukraine. The Russian military is picking up the tab and through Iran, the Afghan commando units that were able to escape the purges along with their families. The Russians have now offered them a sanctuary for their families, their wives, their kids, whole from grandma and grandpa. And we'll also pay them a stipends per month to fight alongside the Russians against the Ukrainians. Which means, and here's what's fascinating, is that once the Jewish mob gets the American system, the American military, and they're the rest of the way, which they already are. Here's what's fascinating, ISIS, Israeli secret intelligence slash the terrorist organization, has been sending troops to work with the Ukrainians and the US military. LCIA, Al Qaeda is sending forces and personnel up and they're getting paid to go up there and stand side by side American troops and Ukrainian troops. Isn't LCIA a terrorist organization? Isn't ISIS a terrorist organization? They're working the two terrorist organizations and many more are working with the Ukrainian Jewish mob and the US military. On the other side are the pro Afghan commando units and the Chechens and many others who were working with us and were betrayed by us. They are not a terrorist organization. They were a military formation created by us and then betrayed by us, but they were smart enough to know when the betrayal was coming, so they survived it. And now we have the terrorists that we're sleeping with and the Afghan freedom fighters who are standing next to the Russians. What's wrong with that picture? Do you remember what I said? Yes, you knew all I always do this. By the time they're done, they would flip this and flip this. I told you this years ago, many people had private conversations with two, that they would flip the whole bullshit Afghan thing right around upside down. And you know what? They did. They said the same thing about all the garbage with Iraq and lo and behold, here we are now, the Iraq Syria crap. We're sleeping and in bed with. The people they told us did 9-11. LCI-8A and ISIS. Ain't that amazing? Kind of tells you who the employees were and things are kind of sorting out because the people who got betrayed, they're not gonna ride with the people who backstabbed them only a few months ago. The others, they even get stuck in the gravy from the Israelis and US coffers. for a very long time, so the terrorists are very comfortable. And by the way, the US military is oh so comfortable with LCIA and ISIS standing right next to them right now and working with them. So they could go into Jewish run Ukraine, illegitimately Jewish run Ukraine. That is a Christian Orthodox nation. Well, Look who's playing with who. So again, more of the quote unquote kickback. The interesting thing is that there are three other organizational units that survive. And now that the series of units that survived are the other ones that are Iran. They're now in touch with the other elements and they are now building a a legionary slash foreign Legion expeditionary force. made up of all of these people that were betrayed by us. Wow, not good when you have a big base and you run in with the Air Force and you start pulling everything and sabotaging equipment. And then you shut the power off after you leave all the food storage units open that had these massive quantities of food reserves that were there for the troops. That's what we did to the Afghans. And then the unit commander has no clue, the facilities commander that's the counterpart Afghan, he's making calls out, hey, the power is down here. Hey, we don't know what's going on. The Americans are disappeared. We don't know where anybody is. The staff and the unit guards are reporting, but it sounds incredulous. And then it turns out, nope, nope, this actually is very reminiscent. I said this at the time. years ago when we abandoned Vietnam, we did the same kind of betrayal and sabotage of the South Vietnamese Army that you just saw with the betrayal and the sabotage of the Afghan army. Only an idiot or a fool would trust this country as an ally in the field. Because this is not like this is, they're just two incidents fairly close to Vietnam. What year did Vietnam end? What year is this now? What year did we smack out of Afghanistan? What year did we betray Afghanistan? Now do the math, even though you don't have to use Common Core math for this, you can use simple math. And even with Common Core math, it's still decades apart. So anyway, problems, well, these are not problems, these are just my, I just think I'm seeing it. Again, I'm not gonna get upset either way. I'm also not gonna get excited, whatever it is they try to turn or do. And I also not gonna get excited with the Republicans supposedly come in at any point because I've watched this three times now and the last one was with Trump. The Republicans, most all of them aren't any different from the Democrats. And once this is all said and done, other than the two or three voices, all the rest of the turds will do business as usual. Why? Because they have been and are right now. There are, like I said, how many dynamic voices can you rattle off off the top of your head that you have seen in any way, shape or form from the Republic Rec group? Now understand these also, these are the same peckerwoods who even when they have a significant victory and get all the cards, they don't know how to play the game. They don't know how to play at all. In fact, they apparently just go to Catatonic Brain Fart, throw their hands up in the air, diddle themselves and giggle a lot. And then tell you after two years, wow those two years went by really fast. Give us two more years and maybe we'll get something done this time. And by the way, look at what the failure to step up to the plate and stop what happened with the fake election. What's two years done to America? Which by the way can't be fixed, I don't care what they say, this cannot be fixed. So, it can't be fixed away. Well, there's the fixes in there. We go. Let's do it that way. Now, a couple of the things real quick here. Seasonal change. We're still not, we out west, I know they got some snow. Here in Michigan, talking to some of the farmers, it's like, yeah, this is the best season we've had for getting everything done. We could imagine this window of a couple of weeks. Winter wheat's looking really good right now. What little was planted so far, but the rest will probably be in. even as we're speaking, because they're working right till 10 and 12 o'clock at night, you know, through the night, not through the night, but pretty close. And getting up the next day early and getting right back out there. But I think it's too little too late in some ways because even they say, you know, they're even acknowledging that the crop production is not where it should be, but at least they got everything they got out there, they're getting back in. It's because the window is perfect. So. We'll see what happens. Wheat prices are going to be interesting. Corn is, should be pretty stable. Corn did well. The biggest problem now is getting it from where it's been harvested to where it can be processed. And not only that, but first not just processed, but in, out of the weather. Because at this time of year, a lot of places, and you've probably already seen some images, They do what is open air bulk storage, the slash, no different. The difference is instead of with an ear of corn, they just pile the corn up on the ground on cement pads. Mountains the size of up to eight stories tall, easily, sometimes 10. During the off season, you notice these really weird conveyor belts that go up to nowhere. Well, those are holding points when they bring the stuff in, that's where they drop it. Then it's picked up in bulk second phase and it goes on out to wherever they're gonna be running it, for whatever purpose process wise, which can be fuel, don't forget alcohol is still out there. And also obviously feed, fodder, etc. And or for food processing if it's for instance, wheat. The field corn you see, not so much for you and me, but for all of the other elements of the animal husbandry industry as far as, you know, for game, etc. So livestock, forgive me, not just game. So anyway, looking good, could be better. The diesel thing is, of course, on the edge. And I will remind you again about that. The diesel shortage, they're making just as much diesel as they had any other month for the last several months based on the production they already knew they had. What's happened is the Department of Defense, the DOD, has pulled the fuel sideways in preparation for the war they're trying to orchestrate. And because of that, it's piss on you, piss on America, they get it first, which, okay, fine. Now, with that being the case, I will remind you again, if you are heavy into a diesel fleet, you need some gas-driven vehicles for diversification. Now, with farming, that's kinda hard. Because I don't know that there's anything out there in the way of gas until you go way down in size. And I was looking at some combine, there's combines out there today. Man, they are like land yachts, okay? The cabs alone are pretty stinking impressive and that you're driving down the back fields in an office, your own personal office space. The big thing here again is for the production that's available and for the resources that are that are going to be made available. We're still going to be short in a lot of categories and with a diesel issue gasoline is the solution to keep retail delivery not wholesale but retail delivery up. There's no way we are going to be able to bridge with gas gasoline the level of lift that we have with trains and with the present semi fleet. What we can do, oh yeah, Harvest Moon tonight. What we can do is at least be able to, if it ever gets to the wholesale end, if you're a small business, you want a diesel vehicle and you want a gasoline vehicle in your little mini fleet for transport. They're still out there, you can find international harvesters, fords and Chevys. I don't know about Dodge. But Ford's and Chevy's you still find gas driven out there not too old and again Typically at 454 and it used to be even some 500s out there 500 blocks But they work they're serviceable Nothing exciting and at least you're still going down the road and moving things now this is also true for everybody out there if you're looking at dealing with a Pocky clips situation which they're trying to create and you need to have a gas driven unit, but let's go one step farther as we've mentioned many times. U.S. Carb does a, let me make sure, it's not U.S. Carb. Yep, U.S. Carb, they do a propane gas conversion for about $80. We'll just say $100 for everything. Be safe, but for $100 what you do is you can become a gas propane vehicle and right there your diversity diversification is complete between diesel with some of your vehicles gasoline and propane overlapping with the others. Now, I cannot believe that there isn't a and US car has problems gotta be talked to about it. But I can't believe they don't make a diesel propane system. It's not diesel, propane at the same time, it's diesel or propane. But the diesel engine is a much tougher engine, people. So propane would be no issue at all for that motor. Now, calibration, insertion, fire chamber issues. One thing that's not gonna be a problem is cup pressure, okay? It's just not gonna be an issue. Diesel is already creating a hellacious amount of horsepower by pushing a whole lot of energy in a very compressed space, okay? So propane would be an option or could be an option. The other consideration here is, again, also propane just by itself. There are vehicles out there that can be purchased that are nothing but propane, but I don't see any reason to do that. I would be much better off with the option for gasoline or propane simply because in a road warrior scenario, so to speak, even though that's not really what we're talking about. We're just talking about everyday operations. With the intentional disruption of the POL production facilities one way or another, and if we go to war, if not interruption by destruction, interruption of the supply chain by demand for military application. Second to military application or a tie tied to it would be military production or military applied production materials, resources that need to be moved to support the military manufacturing arm. You're not on that list. Your grocery stores are not on that list. Now granted, they're gonna try to accommodate that to a degree, but I hate to tell you right off the bat, right from the get go in the sacrifice phase. You're on the end of, you know, the far end of the list. You're not up front. So this is where from personal transport, you need to look seriously at these alternatives ASAP like this week. Just get them done. Okay. If you want to, that'd be a hell of a hobby. Would it be to like play with your vehicles? Wow. Get a vehicle that doesn't cost much. Get one of these conversion units and convert that and start cleaning it up. It's a great hobby. that will allow you to continue to move around at a much faster pace rather than on foot or on bicycle where you need greater range. So that is something that should be a high priority for all of you out there listening is fuel alternatives. Now, another thing, lamp oil, for instance, something that we've already noticed is Walmart, for instance, I have no use for Walmart. Nancy went into Walmart the other day because we were checking on something. Now they listed lamp oil at the national level with Walmart, but if you go to the local stores, they don't have it in stock and Walmart's discontinuing lamp oil. However, what's fascinating about this is Walmart is still selling lamps that take oil, but they will not be selling lamp oil. Yeah, I know. So what good is the product? Well, you have to find your whatever you're going to put in the lamp somewhere else. But it's inevitable that they'll probably drop the lamp issue on top of everything and just probably got enough of an inventory. They're going to keep it for the time being. But the POL product is not available through most of Walmart. It's listed with Walmart. Absolutely. But the stores in the field as they run out, they're not going to replace and they're discontinuing the product. That's already official line that they've been given at the stores. So lamp oil or lamp oil alternatives, there's tons of them out there. One of the things that's been happening recently is you can use olive oil in place of the lamp oil. That's cool, except that there's only so much olive oil. And if you go to a lot of places, you'll notice that the olive oil is sold out. Now it may be, in most of these locations, what's typically left are the smaller volume containers, the pints, and at the most, not even barely any quarts. So what's happening is maybe people are already watching too many of these videos and they figure that they're grabbing the olive oil. The only good thing about that is that you do have again a dual purpose product. If your intent was to buy it for the lamp oil, it's not a problem because it's a food consumable and that can be slid sideways over into the food inventory or eventually they just have to be pressed into the food inventory for lack of reserves. Everything's calories. Okay, good color chip in there. What about lard? Can you use lard for a lamp well or make a lamp on it? More like what you'd be doing is like it'd be like a soy candle. It'll work in that way. It's more of a candle process. That would be more likely. Although again, once heated, everything in the containment vessel would probably liquefy. But you know, the thing is, it's a matter of actually, it probably would work in a wick type. traditional archaic lamp, but I don't know how well it'd work in a modern variable attitude lamp. You know, the ones where you have the turndial so you can change the length of the wick. Right. Because it has to be liquefied to be pulled up through. And I don't know that the heat from above would be enough to liquefy the product blow. I don't think it would. Room temperature does a pretty good job though. You know, I mean already green oils or greeno greases large like that Typically will already be somewhat viscous liquefied More likely though would be using the candle type idea because anything tallow will work I guarantee lard would work my biggest problem with using those products is that they're consumables, you know edibles And guys, you're all worried about losing calories right now, but down the road, once you start thinning out the foodstuffs, you'll be desperate and your body will be hungry for calories. So anything adds to the sustain or sustainment inventory and lard is a good one. In fact, well, Tex-Max, you probably looked at some of the videos on field rations, international field rations. for different militaries, right? No, I don't think so. Okay. Well, most of the European, Northern European and the Russians are, everything has got fat in it. And people are like, this is really fatty. It's like, well, they know from experience what they need because they're in a cold environment. This is one of the problems that our troops, our finicky, wussy troops are gonna have when they get into a Russian winter combat situation. Guys, fats are essential to survival in a winter environment. They help to put literally meat on the bone, so to speak. They put calories where they need to be. It's why the Eskimos eat what? Remember, why do they eat? Remember, well, because it offers all of those critical calories and a lot of nutrients. that you can't get that are needed to be built up for winter survival. That fat layer is critical. Doesn't mean you're gonna have to have 12, 14 inches of fat. But in other words, if you look at when you've hunted deer, when you slaughter a deer, have you noticed the fat layers and how they're distributed? All animals, mammals especially operate pretty much the same way. So the European cuisine in rations Even in World War II, the Russians may not have had great meat, but boy, they rolled in everything. Fats, greases, you know, meats, whatever. Their canned ration of meat was something you probably wouldn't normally think to eat. You go, that's dog food. Well, if you're starving in the middle of winter, that's steak. See, so just the heads. Go ahead. What about a jar of good old chimpie peanut butter? It has some fat in it, right? Well, if Jiffy peanut butter's got canola oil mostly, but yeah, there's different things people have shown, mostly because again, most peanut butters do not have peanut oil in them. They press the peanut oil out, keep the peanut bulk for the flavor, and insert other oils to create that sweet, creamery peanut butter that we like Jiff that we eat. If you crush your own peanuts, then you end up with the oils when you do your own peanut butter. But think about this, you could let the oil float and yeah, use the oil from peanuts to do the same thing. You actually serve the same purpose to say the using the olive oil. So if you've ever done real peanut butter, think about it. How many times you've done that where you get real fresh peanut butter and you open the jar and it's got a quarter inch or half an inch of oil sitting on it, right? if it's real peanut butter and you have to stir it up. That's how all peanut butter used to come years ago. Well, before you stir it up, you pour that peanut oil off and you could go one step farther and press them. Press the, press even the peanut butter could be pressed to a degree. You put a little piece of plastic in there with flat and just screw the lid down like with a little, you know, spacer. And you probably could squeeze more of the oil out of there and then, you know, transfer that to a container and then use that the same way that you would the, uh, any oil can be used, canola oil, all of these in the raw form could be used for working a lamp, slash a heating system, because they've all been used. Depending on if you know the history of each of the different oils, at one point or another, the difference is this, oils traditionally were rated in pecking order for quality. Not just for cooking, but also if you were using them for as lamp oil, but lamp oil premium lamp oil Specifically built for the purpose was always top of the line Ideally the big thing you're looking for is less soot and you know longer burn time So the most important thing about burn time is purity with regard to product and that's why There was a whole business and industry just for lamp oils. Good color jump in there When it comes to lamp oils and fuels for vehicles, is there any fuel that a vehicle could be converted to or a lamp that could be produced by individual people after all other supplies have run out? I think you're going to start to hear, you know what happens every time we get into this situation. Should I look at my wrist watch and ask how quickly people are going to be talking about how they need to have a Volkswagen Rabbit? the diesel car so they can run cooking oil for diesel fuel. Because you see nobody is talking about that. But remember, that's been the big thing every time we've had a fuel shortage is the basic knowledge and the first go to car is the little diesel rabbit because it requires the least amount of adjustment. Plus everybody's done more research with that vehicle than any other. Now as far as the lamps go, that would just be a matter of creativity. Virtually anything could be burned to create a lamp, the wick. is the other half of the problem. And you got a lot of polyester, you got a lot of plastics out there, what you need is cotton. You want a cotton with limited plastic base because the plastic will burn hotter faster, not that the cotton won't burn too. But the idea is that you want to stretch out, like I said, longevity and performance is what you're looking for. Right now would be the time to go to the candle shops and you know the places are probably kind of in trouble anyway and Pick up their they're out of out of season items example right now all the Halloween stuff Halloween candles are cheap cheap cheap, but also the kit materials and all the other junk to go with it to make stuff like that Because there's seasonal colors etc. You can be watching for that The big thing here is just accumulation of inventory for depth. How much can you stack and rack before the thesis hits the oscillating device? And then the working knowledge to be able to upgrade and modify accordingly. See, I... I think actually it's a Mitsubishi but it's made by Yatuma or whatever it is. I recognize the engine the moment I lifted the hood. But it's a, they're in a John Deere tractor. Old, this is an old, this is not a new tractor. But that little engine is highly conducive to utilizing and adjusting for using the vegetable stock oils. Just like the Volkswagen Rabbit was already researched to death on the same subject. So anybody who's got any of the little small, you know, older conventional diesels and even the Detroit diesel engines, not so much the new ones, but the older diesel engines, guys, they can be brought up online with any of these alternatives very, fairly quickly because they're very copacetic and related to the military M35 multi-fuel engine. That's one of the things to remember, there are certain features and crude is part of the, that's the big feature, crude and rude. Not as sophisticated, not much in the way of gimmick. A traditional straightforward diesel engine without all the eco-free clap trap attached to it. That's what's causing all the problems with the alternative fuel and the new engines. So again, it's just a matter of being creative. By the way, we're at the top, I think, right now. Way past. We can take a break, guys. Yep, we're at eight minutes. Well, the network knows. Everybody out there, it's an affiliate. You all know what we're doing. We sometimes do this. We own the network, our network anyway. So we're going to take a break here for a little bit. Let's do that. It'll be late, but we got to do it. And for all of you out there, uh-oh, I hope Ed's still there. Again, we have to take a break. And then the middle of every show everybody's getting up thinking, oh, I can go use the bathroom. And then all of a sudden they're back in the movie. Oh, man. Everybody's got to shuffle around, sit down, get back. Oh, man, I don't want to miss anything. Yeah. So anyway, we have the top of the hour break though, after the top of the hour that needs to be done. And just real quick, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com and libertytreeradio.org. So I'll tell you what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna assume that I'm just gonna do the intro here because we're gonna have some benchmark for a division. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm our currently one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, Southwest, South, Southeast and North. I want to say hi to 91.3 FM. You have two new micro rebroadcasting units carrying Liberty Tree radio right now as we speak. And those two, one is a 15 watt wish radio. The other one I think is, looks like, hold on here, it's also two wishes, but one's a 15 watt. The other one looks to be a 25 to 35 watt, you know, variable, that variable output. So, congratulations. We're also on Sky 2, the notice of the release. Well, I'm not sure. Which is a Wi-Fi receiving. Dad, I apologize for missing the top of the hour break. I'm watching the guys in the alley dig a trench. Last few times that's happened, they've clipped something they're not supposed to. Oh, yeah. Yep, yep, yep. Remember, the Juan crew might just wander away from paying attention. Yeah, that's OK. So again, it is the, well, it's Monday. It is the 7th of November. This is the end of the first full week of November and the day before the next fake election. everything's gonna be 50 50 51 50 49 53 47 oh it's a miracle everything will be so close it'll be there's nobody that could possibly have a like an 80 percent lead over you know like 80 to 20 or would no no no it's always like 50 50 you know what my stinking I oh I can't say my rumpus okay So anyway, it is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face, Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with the K 2022, old earth calendar, 2022 battle for the Republic, the dance of swords and they know how to play everybody. I mean, oh yeah, it's so close. It's gonna be so close. It's like 50-50. It's 50-50 for this, 50-50 for that. Well, maybe it'll be 54, maybe 54. But no, you couldn't be like in a significant majority number anywhere because that would imply that you actually might realize how strong you are. Can't have that. You gotta have them politicians. telling you what to do and tell you how close it was and for that reason I have to always acquiesce to the petal queer meat puppets demands because so close so close always always America just couldn't possibly be fed up with the whole thing and basically stomp the guts out of them no no no no no that's why this fake election is no difference from the other fake election anyway they've are good color Hey, Will here. I have a question about the G3. Why is the bayonet on the top with the blade facing up? Is there a different fighting technique? Actually, there was. During the time, I've mentioned this many times, you'll even see this with Mauser bayonets. It depends on whether you're in a low preparatory station. The belief system is that when you're ready position, you're basically at port arms. And then you will present your left leg, okay, when you're into stand to fight, depending on the order that's given. You will present the blade forward and high with your forehand controlling the side of the hand guard. Sorry to explain, because I don't have pictures. But the purpose behind this is so that you can cross. And down with the blade, the US blade has a obviously a long cut front, but a short back cut. So that in the event that you come back up from a low sweep, that you're able to swing back up and still gut the enemy or run up into the vitals or whatever. The Czechs, the Finns, and every once in a while the Germans, the primary blade up, but the technique, what basically they teach is a low carry technique, or they used a low carry initial contact stance that brings the blade down below the belt line. And as low as to literally let's almost, well, it's kind of like if you've seen, okay, think about this, and just for reference, seen samurai's in some of the movies. The guy will hold the weapon in low blade station when he's running. You ever seen this where he puts his arm behind him and he actually has the blade. The blade is running with him. The edge of the blade is not hanging until the sharp edge is not to the rear. If you pay attention, it's forward. But he's carrying it behind him as he's running towards an aggressor. He's not carrying it over his shoulder. You don't see it. You know, you can get there are different schools. But when you see this, the objective is that when he brings the weapon up and into contact, he comes up from below slashing on a 45 degree angle or even actually starting at a 45, but then sweeping horizontally. And the purpose behind this is to try and do a disemboweling cut. In other words, I've told you guys many times, if you don't have body armor on, and even if you do, the groin and the bowels are an opportune target in battle axes and broadswords because that's where your body bends. The rib cage stops, it's gonna look horrific, but if you get slashed in the rib cage, the vital organs are protected by that cage, which by the way is not the cooked bones like you eat at the table. That's very fibrous when it's live and living tissue, okay? So this is why they created bucklers. Well, they didn't have bucklers. By the time you get around to modern warfare, you don't see guys wearing bucklers. You don't see belly guards. You don't see anything like that. They do wear web gear, so you do have maybe a cartridge belt, and the cartridge belt's full of brass and steel bullets, brass case steel bullets or whatever, because it's got to be jacketed bullets with lead cores there. That'll make that sense, because if I say steel bullets, Mark, that nobody's talking about, oh, God, do I have to do this? Yeah, I do, because there are people that are... But anyway, the idea behind that was that with a low-care, a low-point station, you're initiating with what is a groin or a gut slash that forces the individual to immediately go on the defensive. That's the concept behind it. Now, the problem is, again, is that naturally, and also by the nature of how most people are traditionally carrying their weapon ready for combat, The top, the low slash blade makes more sense. But if you have a school or a discipline, a group of people who have taken charge, this philosophy rides over into their school of thought and that's what happened. So again, the other logic to a degree is in modern combat, you're constantly under covered. Let's think about this one too. And this is a study on blade technique and even the idea of the difference between the cruciform blade and a flat blade with cutting surface, with a cutting edge. Typically, it would be undercover, you might be in a fighting position. Well, if you think about it, you're in a defensive position, you're up to your armpits in a hole. And Bob comes along and Bob wants to scare you or he's out of ammo, but he made it to your position. With the blade being up when you sweep, You've got more metal that's able to do damage and most likely to make contact with the leg, the calf, the back of the leg. Hell, maybe only tag his ankle. But the idea is that you're doing, you're progressively doing more damage, but you're doing it instantly and you're doing it in such a way that hopefully it's a, you know, you're doing a deep wound, you're cutting an artery, you're cutting a vein. Maybe you're at least cutting the guy's tendon. You're down at ground level. His legs are at your eyeball height. So that was the reasoning behind the situating it. Plus, well, with the G3, there's another issue. There was not an interest in creating a hanger fixture on the rifle based upon modern design. So one of the things about the period of time when the HK rifles like many others, it's not the only one, the Czechs had a bunch of innovative ways even though they still eventually basically went right back to for a period of time. Went back to the traditional bayonet hanger system with a stud underneath. But everybody had their modern-esque idea about how this should be done. Well, the nice thing about the G3 to get a nice stable connect is, remember, if you have the proper gas plug, then needless to say, like you said, your bayonet locks right into place. Problem. Some of the rifles, the gas plugs did not have the bayonet accommodation. I don't know why they did that. It was kind of stupid. Probably because the original idea is that they were going to have a Mauser bayonet, but The Germans didn't throw anything away, so there's a hodgepodge or a mixed bag of stuff. Plus, the civilian counterparts were made for a period of time that came in from all over the place. They weren't supposed to have a bayonet station. If they were, you gotta remember at different times, the Batfaggots and the Justice Department have attacked property owners, gun owners, for having bayonet lugs on their rifles. You might recall this, guys. And so to alleviate that for bringing in as a sporting rifle, many of your HKs or HK knockoffs from whatever country did not have the recess and the depression point for the bayonet stud, little pin that's at the base of the bayonet, at the very end of the bayonet opposite the tip. There's a way to think about it, okay? But it's just school of thought for the moment. It was a good idea. I mean, it made sense for what they were doing. There's a whole research group that did every aspect of the HK when it was brought in because they had, they tested it first. You might recall as the sent me rifle. Remember in Spain, go look at the sent me rifle. They have a little different configuration for their Bennett. In fact, in the later models, the set means actually have the HK type Bennett that you are very familiar with, but they go both ways. depending upon when they were produced. The big thing with the blade philosophy, my idea is immediately if I have a bandit, I'm gonna do what I can to sharpen the back strap a little bit anyway. Because a target of opportunity that presents itself should be properly slashed or poked with a sharp pointy thing. And if I have seven to eight pounds of rifle attached to it, I got a little bit of weight to help throw it through that vein, through the muscle tissue and into the organ or the vein or wherever it needs to go. So good question. It's weird. I mean, I've been like, why did they do that? Well, it's philosophy. You've got to remember that something I've talked about for years that is brought up by some authors. over and over, you know, over the decades, but out and off is weapons designs as much as anything else are extensions of the philosophy of the nation of that moment. They're not necessarily the best choice or intelligent mechanical solutions. The Japanese were very Japanese centric before World War II. And by God, they wanted, they built weapons that are like nothing anyone else had because they wanted Japanese. Because of that, they had some mechanical weapon systems that were, my God, what the hell, do you give that to soldiers? An example is one of the last model pistols. The Nambu was relatively reliable, but there were two or three other handguns they made that, well, my God, talk about a plumber's nightmare. But it was Japanese centric. And the same is true at the time when the HKs were coming out, you got to remember everything was modern-esque, much like Lenin in Russia was a modern-esque individual. The idea was to bring Russia into the 20th century of modernism while killing as many people as possible, okay? In Germany at the time when the HKs came into service, it was during the modern era and everything, they wanted things to be different. If you look at the HK pistols of the same period, they were very, very different in design. from pretty much anybody for that period. Today they'd blend in. But at the time, they went very contrary to the overall engineering standards. They wanted to make their own mark. Walter did the same thing. Walter and H. Gay both had some very significant signature ideas and designs that were totally different from what was the leftover norm from World War II. So, that's the influence. The idea was make it different, make it unique, but make it simple. And in reality, you gotta remember the Germans were only 20 years past World War II. They were poor. In 1965, Germany was still poor. Yes, it was up and coming. Yes, they had the Volkswagen. Yep, they had Mercedes and everything else, but they were still a poor nation with ambitions that were rising. And what's interesting is they've gone full circle where the people then would never have made the mistake with fuel or food that this lulled generation of idiots in Germany just made. What a bunch of stupid people. Their grandparents would be embarrassed. Their great grandparents would be incredibly embarrassed and should be if they're still alive. So another neat thing is some of the other ideas. Well, again, totally contrary. Look at the HK operating system. Totally unique to any other weapon out there and if you see it, it's kind of like when you see a Russian rifle. AK has had such an influence that everything has to look AK-ish. Well, with HK, you all know if you see a certain pattern as, oh, that's an HK, ain't no doubt about that. You might dress it up in different colors, but the basic signature components are always there. So hopefully that helps. It was... It makes sense from the martial arts perspective based upon the situation the troops ran. Okay, the way the disposition of the average soldier, how would he be fighting? What would he be doing? Let's see what time we have here. I got to check my clock people. Hold on a second. I think Edward's still keeping an eye on the rascals are the workers outside because they probably still got a little sunlight out there. We're past sunset now here. But thing real quick as long as I'm talking weapons again and weapons are always good because you're going to end up running into these things. By the way, I mentioned foreign countries, other people that build stuff, just because they built it during a period when there were some restrictions doesn't mean that everybody paid attention or that they didn't get special dispensation. The most affordable bayonets available Typically for the HK91 family rifles are Pakistani. And if you look around, you may still find some of them. I was getting Pakistani G3 banettes for seven, eight dollars apiece. Even what, 10 years ago? Little less than 10 years ago. And they're floating around. There's little caches of them. Not everybody's excited about a bayonet. Now, will they be pretty? God, no, the Pakistanis build for themselves. They build okay. When they build contract for export, they don't seem to care too much. You will see infusion cast flaws in the, for instance, the connector guide. I mean, in other words, it'll have little pock marks in it from the casting, infusion casting that they do with the metal. The plastic is okay. Typically, they were used. But they work just fine and as a people sticker they'll work Once they're locked into the rifle you won't know the difference between the HK and the Pakistani Bennett Especially if you're being stabbed by it, okay, or slash by it. There's key. So Anyway, watch and look around Pakistan was the biggest competitive exporter of the G3 out there in good numbers And I don't know, I think they still do, probably service the rifles they sold, and we'll probably market whatever is requested if a country has a need. So again, Pakistani, let's see, what's the other? Greece, there are some Greek, but the Greek banettes are more collectible. So therein lies the rub. The Hellenic army stuff is as a following. Whereas with Pakistan, it's like the first thing you think of is what used to be would think of as export stuff. It's just export stuff. It's like Taiwan. Made in Taiwan. Oh, it works. If I needed a cheap bayonet, you could for a little while just like the Korean surplus, you get a decent bayonet for little and nothing. Okay. But well, is it the best? Nope. Is it serviceable? Yes. We'll get you on the board. Yep. And give you a sharp pointy object underneath the barrel to poke people with. So, let's see, next, classic firearms has been restocking in a couple of areas. They do both classic and I think AIM Surplus and Centerfire, those are regulars we talk about, all have some pretty decent AR-15 magazine deals right now. And I would point out that no matter what, keep adding to your magazine inventory. Now there is a sidebar. I think so many people have made so much noise about the 6.8 millimeter government. We're able to go with it. We could actually run with it right now. We could produce 6.5 government rounds. 6.8 government rounds, any problem. But it sounds like they're starting already to hiccup remember I told you about this We're on the edge of a war they want to create a big war You know what kind of a logistics nightmare having a bastard third caliber in the inventory would be right now They're gonna argue. What was the weapon itself? No, it's the nature of the bastards who always are in the beam counters in the system We need a main battle rifle for the battlefield that they're in, but they don't want to acknowledge it. And there's this whole clique that have pumped and pumped and pumped the 556 forever. And they don't want to lose that dominance. It's kind of like everything else you see with the Democrats. We have already developed, already perfected, off the shelf, will work 7.62 by 51 NATO, air 10 rifle, done. There's anything that you can't do that you'll reach farther. You got a heavier bullet. You can also make better bullets. All the government has to do is spend the money and they were obviously gonna go haywire and spend goofy money on this 6.8, which by the way, they may still not cancel. But it looks like they're going to. Okay, the XM series, it was an M5, whatever it is. Apparently it's running into some rough track, but it has to do with they can't build it as fast as they need it. They could build some. It's like the 7.35 Carcano. in Italy. The 6.5 Carcano and the 7.35 Carcano are the exact same case. All they were doing was opening up the mouth of the cartridge and putting a bigger bullet in. That's it. That's what they did. In fact, I guarantee they used the same, mostly the same dies. They probably had to change one or two dies for thrust and reshaping with the cases. But they also had to rebarrow the rifle. However, if you look at an M1939 Carcano in 6.5 and you have an M1939 Carcano in 7.35 as opposed to 6.5, if you have the two side by side, you can't tell the difference until you look at the bore. And for some people who don't have a real good, like say, measuring eye, they wouldn't know the difference. So, the problem you got is they already had billions upon billions around the 6.5 Carcano. Putting the 7.35 Carcano in the mix would purely create logistics issues where at that point in time there weren't any. Now, it's the same point we're looking at here, with World War III coming up. Now, we'll see what happens, because they may screw everybody anyway just for the sake of it being another way to screw American troops. But it would be more intelligent and by the way since they've already shown you that we need a main battle rifle cartridge If everybody says we don't why do we have the mag 58? Why did we have the m60 m60 a1 m68 to the m68 3 and there's an a4 and a5 for special ops? And why did we adopt mag 58 and sub 60 by 51 NATO instead of just doing something in 556? Oh wait, but we did we had the saw in 556, but we still didn't dump the 762 by 51 round because there are situations where you need a bigger, heavier thud puppy bullet to get the job done and greater range. Say Mark. Go ahead caller chip in there. Yeah, thanks Mexican. Wasn't there a 30 cal machine gun on some of the tanks and the still are and the what is it? The assault vehicles. Yeah, the coaxial gun. You always have that you have a 30 caliber gun for the loader station. You have a 50 cal, which is on the Abrams is in a motor mount, you know, numbers are remote control fire mount. But you also have a 30 caliber gun that would typically be at the loader station on the roof. That's plus or minus depending on what period, but you have a coaxial gun next to the main gun for anti personnel use. Yeah. So why would we need to change if we, in fact, text back to guys, everybody, we never applied the science of the 30 caliber bullet with all of its perfections with the M1 rifle. It's like we went into total stupid brain fart because they were trying to fail the 7.62x51 NATO. We had more ability. If you had, if I had, okay, if it were 1960, and I know people would go, well, Mark, you love the M14. If I were sitting in a place and I had both inventories complete, I'd pick up the grand most of the time. If I had a golf club option, I'd carry, I'd drag everything in the field I could. Why would I take the grant? If the arsenal had everything it's supposed to have in it, I had armor piercing, armor piercing incendiary, incendiary tracer, standard ball, alternative ball. I had, actually there was also, which is kind of wicked, most people don't think to use it. You wouldn't find it except in training areas. And that's the again, a frangible ball. Frangible ball was used for training with aircraft. But guys, have you ever turned it down and fired into a piece of meat with a frangible ball round? It's like somebody said a grenade down range. It's not supposed to do damage to the aircraft cuz it shatters. But the problem is it shatters and breaks up when it hits flesh. The only way to describe it is like the rattly shot at point blank range with a 22 wax bullet when I was hunting rats at one of the chicken farms. I hit it and it just, the way that it blew the animal apart, you know, just immediately opened it up four or five inches in all directions. He said, well, that's what basically the frangible ball round does if it hits flesh, okay? Which is not talked about because supposed to be a training round However, we had none of these options. There was never even an AP round a religiously adopted with the M the like the m14 and these the 716 by 51 8 around All that technology guys was developed. We knew how to build it. We had the machinery for it Where'd it go after World War two and we we stuck with a 30 caliber bullet under the argument that we would be able to use that inventory to get the job done. So there was a whole lot of Harry R's politics and bizarre stuff with stuff being ripped off from our inventory after the war like we do know happened. And so the M14 is not lackluster, but it did not have. The variety of options that as a rifleman, especially somebody who really knew how to make the weapon work. And there were a lot of men that can, we don't do that. We're at that time, especially they were raised with the rifle. They went in the military of that weapon with the M1 grant. Well, they had the grant of the M14 as an option. Many would probably have still chosen the grant simply because of total familiarity, but also options in inventory of ammunition, which would be a big plus. Okay. And it's something they don't talk about. So the the subsection by 51 was in a lackluster niche as far as US inventory and most of NATO. Now some NATO countries produced AP and they didn't produce some incendiary, etc, etc. And you will find it if you know how to if you know how to ID the paint code like the French had some unique rounds. The other Germans had a few unique rounds. They still did some AP after the war once they were settled on 760 by 51 NATO, but they never stuck with it. And in reality, the argument right now is that well, because, well, first of all, I pointed this out already. The 6.8 millimeter round was designed to go after the American militia, American people. It's not for superiority overseas. The reason, if you listen to what they were talking about, for instance, the body armor is the same way. Why is it that the US military body armor has to withstand an M2AP 30-06 round? There's no country out there carrying it, but we do, and we have millions and millions of those rounds. So in reality, every aspect of what you see with the globalist DOD, is centered around the idea that they're fighting the American population. The argument is that, well, they needed the 6.8 round because of level four body armor, etc., etc., etc., which, okay, how many countries? There is an argument out there, how many countries have it? I think the real reason that they're doing it, that they have talked a little bit about, is the fact that mechanical weapon systems that are down at your level are now eyeball on the battlefield with you and they're not big. So here's what they don't want to talk about. I've told you this a million times. You guys that have those 30-06 and those M76U by 51 NATO rifles, with all the mechanicals that they're pushing out there like the robo dogs and they're obviously going to try to stick the robo on us, et cetera, Which would you rather have, a 22 caliber light rifle or a 30 caliber penetrating rifle with great penetration and accuracy up to greater range? You want the penetration, you want the thud power, the weight. For instance, you watch all these sci-fi movies and everybody's jumping in with 5.56 rifles. Now they know they're going in and this is this is what's fascinating to me. You see this constant. I was watching some Excerpt from another movie. It's a movie. It's sci-fi I know this But you know the world may be very different if you were running into that battle with a heavier round and with more of them And you had these specialized unique rounds that were available that we built that were like in Cindy, you know, he incendiary High explosive incendiary in 30 out six Well, you see all these monster movies and you know Earth was invaded like one of them is they've been pulling the humans from the past Which is our present time into the future to go fight this war against aliens, but they're all carrying stinking 556 rifles Why I mean in reality you'd want big and by the way once you see what the critters look like it's like Why am I carrying this 22 and I could have carried if I you told me more I'd have carried a lot bigger and a lot more You see how that works? So, the same is true with what we're looking at here because who's developing the robots? Well, we know the Chinese have them too. So, what we need to be looking at is we need to have, we already understand this, we actually are already at an advantage, even with our quote unquote antiquated weapons, supposedly antiquated. Because look at the potential velocities and energy available of an 8 millimeter Mauser. even a 7mm Mauser. 7.62x54R, we scooped all those up. You didn't realize that, right? We scooped up all of the .308s, .30-06s, as these rifles have become available. In reality, we already have an edge. We have battlefield superiority in terms of the actual performance of the rounds. And what they're really pissing about with a lot of these people is they all preach the .556 round. And now, they're being forced to acknowledge that we really would have been better off with a combined arms team, which includes an MBR, a main battle rifle cartridge. Obviously a light rifle, which we already have so many million of, I've already told you, I'm not poo-pooing the Air 15. It's just if you told me I'm going after a one-ton monster that has claws and fangs and armor, then the M16 would not be my first choice because I can grab that .30-06 with all 100D clips and drag it along with me and bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Every time I pull the trigger, it's bust and stuff. Not only that, but I know if I was coming up against the Zombiesty, it'd be like, ooh, date rounds of black tip and bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, king. I think it looks like, smells like the thing's got some kind of combustible for blood. Wow, maybe I should do some armor piercing incendiary. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, boom. Oh, look at that. You see how that works? Go ahead, caller. It's over there. Yeah, if they're using the same battery that they use and those things that they use in the cars, if you get that thing going, well, it's toast and anything around it. Oh, yeah. Well, see, that's, yeah, you've already seen. See, that's what they go. No, it's, no, Tex-Mex, you're wrong. It's feudal resist. There's no way you can destroy them. There's no way you can penetrate. They're a super impervious hole, which, by the way, how big is the critter? Okay, guys, this is, yeah, dog size, okay? So if you start taking, you know, just think about this, you know, 50 caliber Mardi Grifen, 50 caliber Barrett, 308 caliber rifles, 30-06 rifles, 300 wind mags, 375 Holland and Holland big gain guns. Well, he didn't shoot a lot, sir, but he took that leg right off that mechanical. Well, yeah, but still kind of hopping around. Yeah, but the next draw, boom, there we go. Like you said, with anything that is mechanical, it is trying to mimic a human organism or an animal organism with a human brain, in theory. But the thing is that it's still as susceptible as anything else to destruction. And as you like you said, these batteries by the nature of what they've committed to are volatile. So it's kind of like, yeah, the Japanese Mitsubishi, the Benny bombers were a beautiful plane, they really were. But there's a reason they called them the flying lighter. Why did they call the Benny bomber the flying lighter? Well, she was fast, she was sleek, she was well armed, she was a twin-engine bomber, but unfortunately she did not have, well, she carried a lot of combustibles, but did not have self-sealing fuel tanks. Most Japanese aircraft did not. And so if you could get a fuel tank going, guess what? The fuel tank did the job, you just got her started, and the fuel did the rest. So think about the robotoids and the nematodes and the hemorrhoids all the same way. It's it was this we're gonna die. Well, fuck you. You know hockey puck you know, I didn't say that other word. I used to pee. Okay, hockey puck. Okay, I always remember that. But it's like no, BS. Here's how it's gonna work. You fight, you fight hard, you find out how to kill things and you keep doing it the same way until they change up. But in order for the thing to be mobile guys, it can only even when you hear the word armored, it's like aircraft. It's armored. Yeah, but to what degree? A lot of things are technically armored, but do you have something that potentially can penetrate or keep clobbering and crushing and smashing whatever it is they perceived as armor, okay? And again, we're on the up end of that. How many, again, the main battle rifle cartridge is in our camp. How many, how many, think about it, how many billions of rounds just of 30 out 60 you think are still out there? And I'm not saying millions, it's billions. How many rounds of 308 do you think are in our hands out there? It's not just millions, it's billions. So that is a technical advantage they don't want, they don't want you to think about. It's feudal resist. Go ahead, call, jump in there. Hey, one of my molecular YouTubers. talked about a rumor that he's heard for many years. Hold on, stop. You're in the wind. I lost part of what you were saying. So step back just one sentence in a repeat. Okay, there we go. How's that? There we go. That's good. One of my militia YouTubers was talking about a rumor he's heard for decades about robots in the US military arsenal that are designed to look like terminators. Because it's supposed to strike that fear and think the moment you see it because it's supposed to remind you of the Terminator movies Have you heard about those? The idea of something like that existing to me it's kept concealed shirt That's it's likely it's not somebody has something like that The problem is if anybody has a case of entry, like I said You just treat it the way with any other threat just hammer this but be ready with the tools you properly need in the toolbox for that kind of threat How can we do that? Biggest, baddest, meanest, heavier is better, except not with regard to carry weight, okay? I was thinking about this the other day. When you talk about that idea, the psychological effect, how long is that gonna work? As long as you can show that if you can show it can be broken. All you have to do is have everybody on the same page before this starts. Whatever it is that they send that is can be broken now We just need to find out real quick how best to break it the shortest period of time so we can kill every last one of the bastards That's how everybody used to think the psychological aspect of this sounds really cool except that it dies It only can only last so long in a battlefield psychological warfare operations are limited Let me give you an example. What was one of the things that they were saying they were going to do to us for years? And by the way, it's still out there. Is there going to have these big holographic images up in the sky? And well, why would I care? But don't be oppressive. And why would I care? Can they kill us with them? No. Are they making noise? Well, it's kind of like listening to, you know, Hanoy Jane or Tokyo Rose or whatever. It's interesting entertainment, but, you know, it's really, it's not even distracting me anymore. So the idea of being able to do that or having it available, it's like, well, let me give you another one that's up there. How about invisibility suits? Are we ready for that to be reintroduced again? So they're going to tell you all about how everybody's got re-invisibility suits. It's not an if, it's just a when. There's a cycle to what they threw out there. As far as the robotoids go, the reality, the nematodes, hemorrhoids, robotoids, They've already got those out there and have I've been out there in different forms for the last several years actually for decades The one that they tried to issue with the Marines remember in Iraq They withdrew very quickly after it killed too many Marines. It was supposed to be fighting the Iraqi insurgents But unfortunately when turned on it felt that all human flesh was a target of opportunity So they had to back off on that and then they shut up about the program completely So, in fact, of it being a terminator kind of thing, all this case, it was one of those tracks kid vehicles, like super fast vehicles, gonna be all over the battlefield, and it's gonna run across here, and it's gonna shoot you, because you're gonna be standing in the grass, and then you just won't know what to do. If you saw the propaganda where they did this back during the Iraqi War, where you need to spend money on this program, and they had this, it was little tracked terminator vehicle, but it was half the size of a kid's go-kart. And it goes buzzing across the field that's got a M60 machine gun on it, which by the way was an open-pedal mount. And of course, it's running across the field, there's this guy standing there up in the grass, and he's like, first of all, making no effort to conceal himself. in the middle of a field where you shouldn't be. All the things that I've told you a million times you don't do is of course how they always depict you doing it for the sake of the propaganda of the machine that they're trying to show you it's beautiful resist against. But when you step back and look at it, it's like how would you deal with that? You know, wires for instance, just conventional old wire, wire and a ball weight. There's all kinds of wicked stuff, but also shoot it. Okay, that's the other half of the battle here is remember you've got a gun use it Do something you're the pilot of your life So the idea that they've got them out there like that I found one I want to have one of my wall leader after the war so I can go look I killed a Terminator But wasn't a real good Terminator was like a t300 but no, it's only a t100 t100 same handles in the movies sure they did they were total failures so they had the t100 out there and then they did the 300 Then they did the 600. We already knew how to kill them by then. Go ahead. The cheaper con you just put as a hood ornament on the front of the truck. Yeah, exactly. Mark, I was at the old house on the computer and somebody sent me an email and it was a Terminator robot like a smooth chrome, like seven foot tall on a treadmill. There was a man standing there, like he had a remote control of something. There were like cables coming off of it. And this thing was running like 80 miles an hour on the treadmill. And it looked just like, you know, the T-1000 or whatever, you know, when he turned liquid metal and he was all chrome underneath. This thing was solid chrome, blue fade, but total body, head, legs, all muscular like Arnold's, but just metal. And I mean, it was frickin' creepy. Platoon, burrata, nipto. Yeah, one of the things about that when you see the umbilicus and everything, the thing is that they've been able to do this type of technology for decades. The problem is that what those umbilicus are running are the hydraulic fluids and the keeping the pressures up to be able to operate both the power, you have to have the electrical power, you have to have hydraulics. Typically what you're seeing is where the... I want to point something out because I've seen the video that he's talking about with the terminator-like thing running. Go to YouTube look up fake robot VFX before and after Reveal and there is a ton of them and that's one of them there's Anything that you don't see that has that in bellicose or has a huge battery pack is usually fake And they do a really good job baking it. I mean the graphics out there with the unreal four It's pretty good, but now they've got unreal five and they're working on unreal six engine people are doing some pretty neat the graphic stuff with that. Deb's talked about that before. It's like why you don't see so much of that in video games anymore. But there are some people that are using that technology to create really neat animations. And there are some people who are showing how things are done and what happens when you take away the graphic effect levels. So again, fake robot BSX before and after reveal, you will find hundreds of them. The video that you just talked about with the Terminator running on the treadmill, that's one of them. Well, one of the things to remember is with all of this technology, how do you stop a human in the field? Obviously, first is best is shooting. But beyond that, it's all of the other wicked tools of the game work with that technology just as it does with anything else. Now, the only thing that's happening here is we've gone up and down. Look at him. It's kind of like tankettes. World War II tankettes, okay? They're a neat idea. They look really cool on the drawing board. They're great when you could even get them out into the field. But when you go to battlefield application with equal opportunity dying time, the problem is that everything, I mean everything that can kill a human being will knock those things, will do damage, okay, to everything, anything, everything. The tankette idea went full cycle and was well developed before the war. It did establish the training ability for from micro armor, go out small tankettes, going up or small APCs, going up to larger scale vehicles. So the crews all had an understanding of what they needed to do and that is priceless. In this case though, the idea is to try and advance the agenda that it's due to resist. Remember to convince your enemy to surrender before they've even fought. And my attitude is if it's human, if it's manmade and it's produced by humans, even if the machines may be producing the machines after a while still made by humans, it can be destroyed. And the only consideration is limitations. Remember, here's the thing. Example, how much does a, did a terminator weigh? Anybody ever think about this one? I know it was a cool idea. What can a terminator weigh in the movie Terminator? Remember they tried to pick Arnold up and they're like, they can't move him, right? How many pounds per square inch was being applied to the foot of the Terminator? When you start talking seven foot tall, made out of poly titanium alloy was steel reinforcing and carbon steel this and battery weight that and whatever. What is the weight of the object and guys in mud in have you ever have you ever tried to walk through an area? That's money in Michigan in the field Now granted a machine can just repeat repeat repeat, but it only has so much energy No matter what it is. It only has so much energy. This is the one limit that they can't change I don't care if it's a battle tank that 70 tons or a human soldier walking across the field The more resistance and the more garbage you put in the way, the tougher it is to operate to the point where you operate to failure or exhaustion. And very quickly you hit that wall. So if you're talking something that is a polymetalloid terminate 600 series, but it weighs 900 or 1000 pounds even though it's in a human form. Let me ask you, where can it travel? What happens when it tries to cross certain barriers? See, this is the part that nobody thinks about is everything, let's put it this way, this is such a serious issue. Back in the 90s when they were planning on using the military, which they are still planning on using the military on the American people. The wilding program was designed to get rid of as many bridges in the United States to limit the motion of the American population and keep them hindered, keep them in areas of operation that the government shows. But in the process, there was also a new bridging program so that all of the left areas, all the areas that were still going to be allowed for transfer across the water course, and in Michigan here, they took the Army Corps of Engineers, they loaded up a main battle tank on a dragon wagon. Many of them, there was more than one, and they went all across the state of Michigan and they surveyed to ensure that each of the bridges out there was properly rated to be able to allow a main battle tank on a truck transporter to cross it. Now, this included two-lane bridges out in the middle of BFE, out in the middle of nowhere. But they did this so that they could confirm that if they wish to use those combat pieces of equipment, that the bridging ability was there in the restricted areas all across Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, it doesn't mean it was where it is. It's all the same scam. Just the weight of the just the limitation of what the one vehicle to be able to cross that bridge by the way is One one vehicle isn't the only limitation how many vehicles can cross that bridge before it's damaged What do you mean guys? There's a whole math formula for bridge harmonics for you know, transport a material when you see a bridge that crosses a river span the amount of interactive physics that goes into figuring out how to make that bridge work is a lot more complicated. We just drink some steel across there, we put some eyebolts in and she runs. Doesn't work that way. The same is true with real life with all these other objects. The ones that are most realistic are the mini tankette types which you see. Like, for instance, the dog. That dog is really cool. They always have those mechanical dogs on pavement. or they're walking across what is reasonable terrain. What do you think that animal, that mechanical animal is gonna do when it ends up to its gunnels in mud? What's its reaction in a climate environment? Talk about that because they're trying to create the impression from movie production propaganda to physical application that look at this whiz bank toy, it's fuel resist, you'll be absorbed, we're all gonna die. I don't know, there's one over there and it's stuck up to its belly and mud and the leg lifts up and the leg goes down and the other leg lifts up and the other leg goes down and the back leg lifts up and it goes down and just keep standing there desperately trying to move but it's up to its arse in viscous material that won't let it go that creates a suction and first the legs were moving pretty fast one leg up one leg down now it's one leg up And one leg and the other leg. Oh, and now the little LED lights are blinking on it too. And the other like, oh well. Remember in the real world, all of these, all of physics apply. Because of that, that same weight is all these weight issues. You use that against a target too, by the way. Tanks are, I'm sorry, tanks are fun to hunt. I know you don't want to be stupid, but tanks are fun to hunt. If you have the hunting tools, tanks are fun to hunt. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, bo Yeah, probably a good idea because they probably figured out where it came from. But amazingly enough, if I keep pecking at it, anything that's manmade will die. And in fact, I want to peck at it better, so I only have to peck at it once. That's how you need to be thinking about all this. Now, real quick, we're going to go here in a minute. Invisibility screens. Don't forget, invisibility cloak, invisibility, that's the next thing they're coming up with. I've told you before we have these people things called lasers. Have you ever used a laser leveling tool? Imagine a laser leveling tool being used as a signature target identifier for that kind of problem. You ever seen a leveling laser? It actually creates a, you know, runs around the circle, drop that down to waist level. Use that to scan an area what happens with a device of any kind since it can only absorb so much light or Even if it doesn't it's gonna create a disruption. I see a disruption. I shoot the disruption Right. Oh, that was too easy Well, my point is is that you know, and again the tech is only gonna last so long both sides Eventually, we'll be getting back to clubs and swords. You do know that guys batteries room. How long are the batteries gonna last? And by the way, while you were busy looking across the battlefield with your binoculars, did you notice the little fiery flames of rockets at high altitude passing over and behind you? Well, that one that just went by just took out the battery plant. That's about half a planet away. So ain't no battery showing up from this point, Bob. Whatever we got is all we got. We better figure out where those bandits are the caller was talking about. Because it sounds like after we're done with these batteries, We're back to battle axes and broadswords again. See how that works? Anyway, if you know proper planning prevents piss poor performance, let's be ready for everything. I want a Terminator on my wall. When the game is done, I'm going to have a one of the hats from any one of the enemy. I'm going to have all of their weapons. I'm going to have multiples of those and I will have an APC in the garage when I'm done. Why? Because I can. Because that's the big plan. Have a plan before you go to war. If you don't make it, at least aspire to the plan. Right guys? Aspire to victory, aspire to winning. Kill them all. Kill every last one of them. No, kill them, kill them, kill them, kill them. Guys, space invaders. We're at the top. We're gonna be hearing the music here at the moment. Whoa, we're a little past the top actually. For everybody out there, guys, we're gonna take a one hour break. Less than that now. And again, thank you for all of you guys that won. Watch your mailboxes. Some really good stuff. End your way. We're going to be doing all the drawings. Then the fear and doubt surround me, cause I'd die if I was wrong. But I stood on my trench, and I can't see. I was joined in, until one by one each man became his people. Right there in my sight, the German soldier. So I walked and raised his hand and smiled at me. As if he seemed to say But for just one feeling, no The answer seems so The heavens not beyond the clouds It's just beyond Don't you know, girl? Take my icon It's up to you A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed He took off his three-cornered hat And speaking low to me, she 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 lamp in home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. Number, you trade it in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic in each God-given right, and pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watching tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, north, libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org. And we are on satellite, once you hide all the Maroos out there, rich on every ocean on the planet, also porting facilities in England, we're at a multitude, a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside, these United States. And it is, well, it's Monday. Man, it's a beautiful day out there. If it isn't a full moon and so close, you can't tell the difference. Definitely a harvest moon. It's perfect out there, relatively clear. And again, don't need a flashlight to work outside today, or tonight, I should say. It is the 7th of November. It is the 14th year of open and in your face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K 2022 old earth calendar, 2022 battle for the republic, the dance of swords and let the dance continue. We sure certainly will. And part of it are those inverted HK blades that our caller had a question about. They're part of the dance of swords like so many other weapons. know how to use them, understand their technique, apply it to your own personal variance and succeed. Remember the mission, the goal is to win. Again, it is Monday, it's beginning of the work week for everybody, although we're at the end now. Let you guys even way out west, you should be heading home pretty close to it if you're on the first shift. If you're second shift, well, I know how that is too. All through the night, you're here listening to us while you can. We appreciate that if you're on the second shift. Sometimes you got enough to keep you busy. Otherwise, this is what's keeping you awake, maybe, which is good. On the plains of hesitation lie the blackened bones of countless millions who with it on a victory sat down to rest and resting died. For everybody out there, first of all, this is a probably the most dangerous window of activity. the last 10 to 15 years inside the United States. You have an army, a legion of queer as a $3 bill, yamical wearing, pedos with purple hair, bug eyes, grope an eight year old little boys and girls cop. Probably got one that they're raping death right now just to gain solace for what could be a real bad program for them tomorrow. But don't worry, they have alternatives. World War III is on the cusp, which is not an accident because if things don't go, if they can't alter it from what they want, then what the turds will do is try to get you all killed. And they've already got it set up for that with all the lies and all the fakery that they're doing. The donut of destruction is communist Chinese tool right now, more so than anything, a globalist tool. And for them to play the American people, however, to try and get everybody into a crisis, if the whole system were to shift tomorrow, supposedly. They have plenty of time to get into a war, and then of course, we're all just gonna have to shut our brains off, ignore the idea that it was a sicko fat queers, a $3 bill of pedo-e-omical wearers that did this. And we'll just all have to get behind the troops. Well, no, no, we don't. But that's the agenda they're gonna push and the only thing they have is extreme violence and with the extreme violence for the government, it also means that they have to create what is a fictional confusion, okay? So they've already planted the seed about nukes, nukes, nukes. I'll remind you again, especially if you're on the southeastern part of the United States and again, Charleston, Savannah. And any one of two or three of the northern Atlantic side cities, coastal cities, are at risk to Israeli attack by nuke. US government will cooperate. They'll let it come in, Chinese will help out. And the priority is that supposedly the Russians who have a vast inventory just would drop only three nuclear devices in our laps because, well, they just wanted to send a message, don't you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. That's the kind of garbage they'll lie their ass off about. Let's not forget that they already started to whip the frenzy up over in Ukraine with the dirty bomb scam. That's what the Israelis were doing, is you're dealing with the Israelis in charge and pulling on the wiener and short hairs of the DOD slash also the skanks in Washington. And they're not gonna be happy as this thing works the way it's going now. Big chunk of whoever's getting voted in there are supposed to Republicans aren't anything. As I pointed out during the tour block, I want you guys to just mentally think about this. Name how many dynamic Republicans you've seen on the screen in the last year or two years. Name for me, not Trump. And I'm gonna throw out DeSantis cuz he's been given all kinds of propaganda preference for the sake of the kosher mafia covering their basis and the kosher mafia runs the left. And the kosher mafia runs right. Okay, that's the scam. The status probably has a matching over in hyphen Tel Aviv, camera all the hell, microphone all the hell, spied on constantly. If he does go over there for whatever perversions, hey, they got their bases covered and they've got Epstein to probably run the operation. He's dead. Yeah, right. Well, maybe his relative. But he might have finally retired, but program is taken over by someone, including the FBI, of course, if we remember. Otherwise, the big risk now is that as this becomes apparent tomorrow, there's already yapping about the advanced voting, early voting. Why would you have early voting for anything? Well, cuz I'm supposedly so invalid, I got the time to do this, but I don't have the time to do that. Well, wait a minute. Okay, when we're all adults and the adults were running the elections, we had one day, came in, you did it, you went home, you minimized to maximize, right? So now it's like, it's early voting, early voting, right? It sounds like some cars, doesn't it sound like a third rate car salesman that has seals and naked girls dancing on the cars, that kind of thing, or semi-naked? I got a bikini on, but still naked enough you can figure out what all's there. So that's exactly how they've got the the four show going with the fake election right now. Okay, early voting, early voting, but they don't like the number of some of the early voting, which they've been commenting about because nothing looks good in New York. Nothing looks good in Pennsylvania, nothing, but go right down the shopping list. Well, guys, do you think that the enemy you're facing is just gonna throw their hands up in the air and go, I could have had in the eight? Well, I guess we just lost. Well, no, that's the Republicans and the conservative side, the way they operate. Well, they stole the election. Well, that was the Trump thing two years ago. So, by the way, then bitching about it afterwards for two years. Okay, so these people have backups to backups to backups. And the one thing that they have is the confusion of conflict. So the scammers are in motion. The only question is to what degree and how crazy town are the Jewish mob willing to go right now because they don't want to lose the ground that they were able to take illegitimately and have held for two years. Hey Mark. Think about that. Go ahead, call your ship in there. Hey, for the bomber in the hour song, can you play hang in my back higher claim? That's how I feel about the election. So I think we can do that. We need to hear more Carl Klein anyway. So for the bottom of the hour, Edward, hang them high by Carl Klein. Appreciate that, Tom. He's one of the many, although he's gone, he's one of the many minstrels in the gallery that we have as an option. And guys, you need to share Carl Klein wherever you can. Tell you what, sounds like we actually had a cue up on that. What we could do. is we don't have to wait till the bottom of the hour. Edward, if you got it cued up, let's go ahead because we're looking forward to the election day tomorrow. Carl Klangs, Hang them High is an appropriate song to introduce. So Edward's probably working on that as we speak. Anything else, Tom? Chip in there, please. No, not really. Just my brother goes to physical therapy Thursday. Other than that, we're doing fine picking up. branches and limbs and trees from that horrible windstorm we had this weekend? Yeah, I actually had stuff that moved halfway across the property. The good thing is I knew it was, I just had the feeling it was too calm. You know, I'm getting really, really good at weather watching, weather reading. It was just also nice and calm and everything went just dead. It was like, oop, time to put everything inside that I could possibly carry inside. And lo and behold, that did make a difference, but there all the other stuff that wasn't nailed, was nailed down off the trees. Like you said, ended up not being nailed down so fast with the high wind wave that we got hit with. And they came in in a wall. That came in in a defined wall across the state from where we are here, from all the way down as far as you can see to the south and as far north as you can see. And it was a narrow band. that came sweeping in from the west and it hit. And well, I will say this, there are certain areas that have no leaves on them whatsoever. It vacuumed out the areas, but unfortunately it then piled it up somewhere else. But that was just an example, but also did have power outages last night in the last two days. Not here, we didn't, but others did. And in fact, it was pretty much a checkerboard mix. So it's obviously individual power lines or transformers who got taken out with the wave when it hit, which is why everybody needs to be hardened up and ready for what's coming with the next problem at hand with the bad guys are planning. On that note, also, any kind of generator will be fine guys, but get a generator and if you can't get one. Go over to YouTube and look at building your own generator. Guys, there are all kinds of really neat designs. I think the one that I like the most is the crudest and simplest. And it's using a regular push mower with a pulley put on the shaft and then running the belt over to an oil to a modified alternator and making a little 110 generator out of it. The neat thing is you can push around anywhere you want to within reason. And if you use something with big wheels, even stuff that isn't very reasonable is easily kind of walk through with the push mower like that as far as to get it from point A to point B. The big thing is it's all off the shelf and even the body of the lawnmower works as the body for all the components that are going to be plugged in to make your generator work. So it's not a bad idea. No, an electric and won't work. The electric plug into the wall to run the no, no, you can't do that. That's the cold circuit electrical night. Doesn't work that way. So anyway, it needs to be a gas engine. Obviously you probably don't want a diesel engine right now, but if you do have one, you could work with a diesel too. Another consideration here is, and this is something that I've been looking at, depending on how big your mowers or your little tractors are. Guys, your tractor is a mobile generator point, if for no other reason, two things can be done. You can adapt to the PTO and run a fairly large generator right off the PTO, a generator pack. It would be purely a matter of your creative resources. well, you could acquire, but you could crank out a lot of power with using the tractor with the PTO as the translator to make electrical power for the property. The thing is, it's a mobile generator if you do it that way too. Now, another consideration is smaller lawnmowers that do produce 12 volts worth of electricity. You could also use a small inverter with those. You're probably going to want to run it. This is the problem using gasoline. But if you needed mobile electrical power to a certain location around the property and you have the riding mower, you're going to have to hook up a fixture, a few other items for connecting everything. But putting an inverter, a smaller inverter on a piece of equipment like that would allow you to run a lot of other light tools without having to worry about running out of battery juice too quick. And there's all kinds of leftover 110 volt AC stuff everywhere. I collect drills, saws, cut off tools. planers. That's something I don't have enough of. I've got to get into a couple more planers. But tools like that for nothing. The neat thing is, is that obviously, I mean, you can go heavy industrial. I've run into a bunch of heavy industrial stuff. I never would have owned, but I just have to write estate sales. And if I see it, I can get it for $5, $10. Oh, hell yeah. Something is almost heavy enough that it requires two people to carry it. Drill pack, okay, for doing industrial drilling. The neat thing is you can make a frame for that and it'll go through steel. But if you're using it for concrete, which is what it was originally intended for, sky's the limit. Whenever you need something like that, it's kind of handy to have it there. And if it only cost me $5, I'm not really out anything. So just something to think about. There's a lot of tools out there. People just aren't even considering because it looks like W-O-R-K. Another thing about battery packs too, You might want to pick up some black line red line and some alligator clips and be ready because as I mentioned earlier your tractor your vehicle whatever I've got a lot of older 12 volt cordless battery battery powered drills and then tool packs all I have to do is add a couple of cables Alligator clips on the end of those and all I do is pop the hood on the tractor or on the truck or on the car and I'm running 12 volt right off a much bigger battery than was originally attached to the end. Well, it's got a cord. Yep. Got to suffer with a little bit of a cord for a whole lot of power and juice that otherwise you might not have because you can't rebuild the battery packs on those cordless drills. Pay attention to what battery is in them. You may not be able to get them now. Remember, there's four different generations of rechargeable batteries. And the problem is that with availability going down and then this diesel garbage filing in with it, guys, there's whole categories of items that we're just not gonna be able to access. More and more, it's really eclectic because they have part of what you want. but they don't have all of what you want. In other words, pieces or parts of her are just not there. That doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but that's because the system is probably sending us just what they have. Other plants or other sites aren't allowed to send to a degree. That's what's happening with the retail stores. But for instance, sub assemblies, charging docks, all kinds of fun stuff. It's catch as catch can right now. totally different from what it was even a year ago. The coronavirus virus scam certainly caused a lot of logistics problems, but there was a pileup of leftover inventory to work off. Well, we've eaten through that. And this is kind of like true, I was thinking about this last couple of days. It didn't take us long to eat through the leftover face bras and disinfectants. And now, the stuff that's left out there is going up in price again. So we kind of got pampered, like I said, would happen. The disinfectant wipes and the hand lotions and all the other fun stuff, they were down to quarters, a quarter a piece, 25 cents for two. Please take them away, have some for free. Well, if you go to the store now, you'll notice that the price is stabilized. And in fact, it's crept back up to dollars. So if you took advantage of those penny items, you're again, like everything else, yes, you buy more than you think you need because you're going to use more than you expect when the time comes, especially depending on how many extra people you have on site. If you're a retreat point or if you're a family rally point or whatever, you're going to use a lot of material. Now they should be rationing it right away. I've already mentioned that the other day, but Most people won't, they won't be up on that. They'll be caught flat-footed. They'll think they can use their material or materials with reckless abandon and will not discipline themselves until they realize the shelves are getting bare and there's no place to go and get more because they already knew that, which is why they put stuff on the shelves. But people will not adjust to what it was. I said starvation level before you get to starvation and that way your food will go that much farther. Something to think about there. And the same is true with toilet paper, cleaning supplies, dental hygiene, right down the shopping list. You're gonna have to minimize because you need to make everything stretch as far as it possibly can. We're 25 minutes after, I think. We'll get towards the bottom here in a minute. Not yet, but almost. One of the other things here we were talking about during the to our block was diesel. Now I'm waiting for the latest wave of you can use cooking oils to run your diesel vehicle. This is true with a percentage but not all of the diesel. The later diesel vehicles have been intentionally bollixed up to be grossly over complicated require fuel additives and material additives that will not be available very, very quickly. They can be tweaked out of their schizophrenia. But it's easier, much, much easier to find older pieces of equipment that are out and about. Now one of the most common, hold on, one of the most common orphan vehicles I've mentioned earlier is the wrap. When we get into a fuel shortage or a problem with diesel fuel, the rabbit, all of a sudden is remembered. The moment that everything gets nice, everybody goes, Schizophrenic forgets that they even need the vehicle, won't collect any cooking oil, and it all flops. Then somebody else buys the rabbit that the other guy bought for that reason early on into the next wave, which is where we are now. So I'm waiting for that to happen. And then everybody will rediscover the VW rabbit. Was it the Sorroco's, the other one? There's a couple, they're all the same body, basic core, but they have different body variants. We have a caller, who do we have? Mike, I just want to say when you talk about opioid colds, we just storm roll through here, oh I would say July, roughly 90 mile an hour straight line winds, and well, it tore a lot of stuff up. It's unbelievable the damage that a 90 mile an hour straight line wind could do. So I'm driving around the neighborhood with cases of bottled water in the back of the truck to some of the neighbors, you know, because I didn't know how long the powered be out and So I went to one neighbor. We started to tractor back this house said you need water. We talked about So anyways, apparently is Dan. You know, they had a dairy operation see a 10 kilowatt Generator and what they did was they took an old farm off and which is gas diesel because primarily almost all tractors were were gas back in the day and all they did was back it up and they ran the whole darn property. Yep, exactly. 10 kilowatts, they make new ones, like the old ones, and they're made to run off after. And what you do is you back the tractor up, hook it up, you know, put it in part, basically run it, turn the gas up, and there you go. And another deal is, half a dozen, do all, you know. Remember, like you said, the older tractors, Gasoline was as common as diesel. Most all the old fords are gas. Remember the old fords are all laying all over the place and still running. In fact, I don't think there's a Ford tractor you can't find a rebuild kit for virtually every component on the tractor. Still available over the counter. Okay. And anything that has a PTO fixture can be adapted to any one of a number of other mechanical systems and generators are one of those mechanical systems. So, yeah. Go ahead. I hit a 90-84, fired them off 300. Small motors probably bought it, used it forever. If you got a lawnmower, a riding motor, I'm all four-cylinder car in the Grove, but it still runs into a generator. Well, okay, probably the best example there is, you've seen them but you don't think about it, is belt drive. Henry Ford made as much money off of the adapter kits that he built for his vehicles to use them as alternate power supplies. And the most common, at first, they were built at home or they were bought directly. We'll be right back. When on Al-Qabweb spilled his head By afternoon he called in sick And then went back to bed The next day he felt shaky but he paid it off To earn creases, pay and take another instead of trying to cut the car Back some looter, if we can tax their sweat, tax the hair off their high Did yes to get our nation's infrastructures worn and torn and frayed Anything. the other mute and I still have a mechanical mute on top of everything else. Guys, the only thing I muted was guess what? Wow, isn't that just amazing? 21st century planet crapoo. You don't even have to think about it. It just happens. It's just all there is to it. It just works for itself. Anyway, we are back and that's Carl Klein. Hi, off of the big hits album, but also I think album number three just as a reinforcer again. It is a beautiful Monday. you're lucky in the air is clear where you are, it is here, and you don't need a flashlight outside tonight to work. It will be still winter low. It's not the lowest it's gonna be, the sun or the moon, but it's, you know, again, harvest moon for the fall. It is beautiful. Break out the cameras, enjoy the time we have. If we're going to war, we're going to war. Things are gonna change and the technology isn't always gonna be there the way we want it. It's our job once we win the conflict conflict slash the war to make things better again and to do it right so we don't have all the crap who half are you know critters tied into the system that are absolute worthless tools that have no business being here any of the jobs that you're typically in. Okay. An interesting thing I might have I might have mentioned this I think I know we did it last week. I got a bunch of books that I saved from destruction. And one of them is Daniel Boone, and by the way, illustrated no less. Oh, really? Yes, illustrated. And it's from 1883, this particular edition. I have to confirm. I know I still haven't bothered to look. But whatever I read pre-1900 books, they're not dumbed down the way America's vocabulary is now. And most people would have to stop and break out the dictionary. But considering, I want you to think about something. Supposedly, your ancestors only had a sixth or eighth grade education, yet we're reading the book I have in my hand in 1890, right? And the level of read for Daniel Boone, if you actually read the original, As far as again above anything for the most part that I've seen in terms especially of in embedded vocabulary which is typical for the era. There are words people would have to look up. That's all there is to it. Just a way to describe it. But it is fascinating. This is back when, well, this guy's only had a sixth grade or an eighth grade education at best. Well, yeah, but very cognizant and competent with regard to being able to read and understand language their own and use it. The interesting thing about this book, as I said, is very expensive. No matter what era, this particular version, if it is a first printing, it may be a first printing. I still, it looks like there is no additional copyright date. And that's been very consistent for many, more than a century and a half, going all the way back to history of the country, because you have a library code, which is with the Library of Congress that has to be entered because that way your copyright is secured, part of the way that it is, of course. But the quality of the case alone, the outer cover is phenomenal. It takes two steps to do this. I've done this kind of work. It is tedious. It requires a lot of patience for setup. When you do it, when it's done right though, it's a work of art. And this is a hard case, hard case. raised surface gold leaf. And by the way, when you see gold on a book from that period actually right up until the 70s. When you hear the term gold leaf for books that really is gold you're looking at. That's not some other fake metal or some plastine, no, that is actual gold leaf. Even though it was $34 an ounce for a century or so. Typically with books because they were of course meant to last, the gold leaf or the gold plate that you see is actual 24, 22 karat gold that's on the books. God knows how many tons of gold have been sent to the kiln or sent to the landfill. Because it's an old book and it's fascinating it would be interesting to see if in the long run how many How many ounces of gold could you get off of something like that? If you collected them all go ahead go jump in there. You're talking about stuff like that. I Unfortunately found this out too many years too late Because I wore war to officers. I didn't realize it is but those gold buttons were real gold at the buttons. Absolutely. Now go ahead. Other thing is people, I don't know the author, but if you just punch in the 12 volt Bible, that is a good book. Very good book to hear. Things to remember is that if it is a 14 or 16 volt tool, it will run on 12 volts, reduced power, without any detrimental effects. You're just not going to have the range. because of the, again, available energy as opposed to normal consumption with regard to translation of the power. So a lot of other things that are out there can be pressed into service. As long as you have 12 volts, you can make them work. So all of the different things that we have, remember we've talked about this down the road. Well, if it's going to be road warrior slash pocky clips, every car has a battery. They better not be sitting under the hood when you're done. If you were if you're controlling an area first thing you can you you acquire all the batteries Rechargeables are rechargeables and in this case remember we can also rebuild batteries big old you know acid batteries like that guys you're that's gonna become a profession unto itself in fact even if we Did nothing but have the continued downturn in economics Which by the way last two days they've been people saying it's gonna get a lot worse Especially from the globalist end with what they're yapping. Okay fine If you're thinking ahead if you want to trade a business Rebuilding batteries unto itself. It's gonna keep you more than busy enough But if you start working that trade now and playing with it guys, you've got a niche A lot of people don't want to mess with tools. A lot of people have been conditioned not to work in this country. Now that's not gonna last for very long. But especially in the first wave or phase of all of this stuff, you can create a marketable trade that will be very, very valuable and create an extensive income. Because everybody's used to juice and power. It's that simple. Now that's going to die out too or change. And on that note before I forget to, guys, I'm looking at one right in front of me, that's where it reminded me finally. I wanted to emphasize this in the tour block also. Guys, do not get rid of your old conventional light bulbs. Have you seen all these stupid ads where you have like on any of the media or the regular Internet media? Choice between old and new and the oldest regular light bulb and the new is the fake LED light bulb. If you have a light bulb and it works, save it. If you have a light bulb and it doesn't work, put it back in the box and save it, but put it over in the ordinance department. Okay, what? Well, I don't wanna ruin a good light bulb. For instance, improvised munitions work. But a regular light bulb that has, you know, maybe already broken its filament, but the, you know, the glass is intact and little screw base is there. Guys, put those off to the side. Those are useful tools for future endeavors. The other consideration is this, and it's really going to be interesting to see how people are affected by this physically, physiologically, okay? There is no doubt in my mind that the present if you've gone to all LED you're getting a particular wavelength or stutter length that is designed to create disruption and An end result which is either a complacency. I don't know we'd have to do more I know the research has been done, but basically here's what it comes down to is that the traditional incandescent light bulb Was in a warm white range of illumination. It does have a harmonic, but it is not harmful for the most part to human physiology. The small prison lights, which are the ones that were mandated by US government, by the way, the LED is not mandated by US government. Do you remember what was? The micro fluorescent screw in lights. Do you remember that? They made it law that they wanted everybody to go over to them. This is before the climate change crap. McQuayum is back with the Al Gore wave. Gore and many of the others were invested along with Schumer and I think also Schiff. I have double check the list. We have the whole list. It's on file. But anyway, these characters all when East Germany and the rest of Europe opened up, the fluorescent Tesla light was the norm over there. But it was most commonly used as both first prison lighting. And then also for regular residential as it overlapped. But what's fascinating is it's a standard base bulb, a medium based bulb. You've seen them, you probably still have some, I do. But those create and emit another band of radiation and they all Tesla do about this too, by the way. But they're specifically designed to work especially with regard to their cyclic pulse. in very specific way with regard to how the eye perceives light and what it actually does to the subconscious. So the LEDs, first of all, as I've told you many times, are most susceptible to nuclear threat, which I think is rather fascinating. Because if they're there for the purpose of mental manipulation, either to fog the brain, do whatever, then the very fact that if they had a nuclear exchange, it would utterly defeat the purpose behind actually having deployed the this particular little petty tool that's one of the many that are in their their inventory. However, these little incandescent bulbs a combination is a good thing. It's interesting how people have there's a couple people have started to do studies on this when you take the LED lighting back out you put in the regular incandescent. There's an agitation level with regard to the people who have been completely enveloped by the LED lighting system. It's in everything. You even have fake fluorescent that are not fluorescent. They're LED. You have medium base, small, you know, what is it? Ornamental base. They're all made in everything. I bought them. I bought them too, just like everybody else. But I bought them because they're cheap. And as needed, I'll go from one system to the next. But do not, do not, do not, do not throw out your old light bulbs. Let the idiot sticks do that. This is like taking the shots. I don't care what my enemy does. I hope that they put them out by the curb or throw them out so that I see them. And I get all of the free light bulbs that they get rid of because they're horrible, terrible, terrible, horrible. If we have any one of a number of different events take place that we're talking about, these light bulbs on the shelf will still be around and useful with the present electrical grid. While all of the LED lights above you and around you and whatever will be the first thing that dies. Okay, now don't think that I've gotten rid of all my LEDs because I think that there's something nefarious. We know there's something nefarious going on with each generation. There's something they do that's wicked. Okay. And the lighting issues with regard to visible light spectrum radiation, it was part of the MK Ultra program testing that went on in the late 50s, 60s, 70s, and into the 80s with changes in the name of the program and with other departments participating to provide the manpower and the scientific wherewithal to develop the area of interest that they had pointed their little clawed fingers at. Okay? But the regular incandescent bulb will be sitting there waiting after an EMP and they'll work. Now this is another reason I can't emphasize enough if you have any small flashlights. Don't get rid of your older style flashlights. Watch, I go to resale shops or I go to estate sales and I have run into whole boxes of conventional incandescent flashlight bulbs. So I have hundreds. Okay, they'll work in my angle head flashlights. They'll work in my straight, you know, C cell, D cell, whatever flashlights, whatever it is that takes a small screw base or the scabbard type. I've got a little bit of both. By the way, they're also collectible. Some of them are automotive that are actually worth some money because in automotive circles, having the right bulb can be the difference between winning and not winning a car competition. But the big thing is, it's old earth American technology and it works. So you need to set up a repair or prep kit for that purpose. Is it likely that we're gonna have a nuclear exchange? Well, we're not the ones that have been talking about a nuclear exchange. The ass hats, idiot sticks, and the Jewish mob with little tiny hat yamicals, they're the ones who have been yapping about a nuclear exchange. We're just explaining that no, you don't give up They're hoping that part of this is that you will just throw your hands up in the air and it's futile resist I watched too many movies. We're all gonna die Well instead we've hopefully provided solutions to help you to understand how to get past the problem I think one of the most interest go ahead Mike under ball thing date sales Salvation our goodwill and thrift store big market and believe it or not you tell people Manufactured choir, a skills tool, so on and so forth. Get everything you can that you feel you'll really need in the coming days. The manufactured item, something you need and you may get it down. If somebody's gonna realize the value of that and you're gonna pay to yard sales, thrift stores, those play for things that have a boatload of what you're saying. Like you'll see in these. of stuff that with all the stuffs being tossed away, the stuff that normally would have been 15, 20, 25, 30, 40 dollars for a bulb is not unheard of guys for certain applications. And now you're getting them for free or you get them in a box of stuff at a yard sale for a dollar. It's a mix and there's 40, 50 light bulbs or different types of bulbs. Grab them all because you don't know what you're going to need in the way of application down the road. I'm fascinated because light bulbs are such a miracle in and of themselves. Even to this day, I want you to sit down and think about what you're holding in your hand. This is a vacuum tube. You have a vacuum tube that was so durable, you can hand them out to the population. They can bounce on the table. Now granted that little filament might break if you bounce them too much. But when you consider that even when they burn out, they don't pop, explode, or fail as far as the vessel. It's just that little filament in there gets tired enough with whatever flaw was in it. And it took, it's done. But just the idea of the artifact itself is fascinating. People can't even wrap their brains around how it can be made. Now we could make a light bulb. But we have to blow the glass. I mean, think about the components of a light bulb. What does it take to make one? Even LEDs are worse because have anybody got a microprocessor or a micro component or a macro component factory nearby? I can make resistors. I can make capacitors. I can even make a diode. Okay, but to do those. It's not in the convenient format or size that we see. I'd have to step back to the first generation of the product. And yes, I can even make them out of other materials than what you're normally familiar with. However, if it's off the shelf, I don't have to. And while I certainly need to pass on or work the knowledge that I have, There are going to be too many other life-saving issues or life-threatening issues that need to be dealt with. So having an alternate or another solution in hand is a very good thing. Just something to think about there. It's sad because, well, most of the population doesn't think. Okay, we understand that. Most of the people here, if you're listening, you've got a unique mindset to begin with, which is a good thing. I am not complaining about that. But fact is that there's a lot of people will never be able to wrap their brain around what I just said, what I've been talking about here. On the other hand, if you think ahead, remember, if you do know how to make certain things, consider, well, here's how this is gonna work. Instead of like the movie versions you see of all the BS in the Pocky clip situation, here's one of the things that's gonna happen. Let's say you had a EMP strike, okay? You may or may not hear the crinkling, you may or not like a snap crack. You're gonna possibly hear that through the accumulated power coming down the lines at certain points, depending on where you are and kind of accumulation net is out there like your phone lines or your power lines or even your wiring harness in your house. However, after that happens, guys, instead of people sitting there, woe is me or, you know, picking between from the rubble of my LED light bulbs. My God, we're doomed. I don't have LED light bulbs and or my radio doesn't work. Here's what's gonna happen. Whoever it is that's enterprising enough to have looked ahead and has the wherewithal to do conventional, simple, physical repairs. is going to be able to make a fortune. There's the part nobody ever thinks about. First of all, as I've told you, there's a shopping list of what fails. There's a cascading laundry list of what fails with electronic components in an EMP strike. They already know what it is. So if you understand that, and you're ready to either A, be able to replace because you have an inventory of parts, small parts, And or you know how to build to alter, you know, to alter the piece of equipment. All of a sudden that radio is worth something that blender can be used that go right down the shopping list. Now, most of your other electronic components shouldn't be that sophisticated or are that sophisticated that they would require repair. They may not require anything at all. But the more sophisticated and micro the technology, the more likely it will republic. And the sun will always shine Liberty tree, it's a tall, the strong, nice, well hey, it's a tall, and the strong.