Trust in star, forget where they eat When it seems that we have lost all of it ourselves again on Christmas Day Those rainy sirens if you ever saw it You would even say it the other rainier Used to laugh and never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer Then one poor Christmas Eve A figure walking through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me he said, We fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations this legacy we gave. In this the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate and your Christian values can't be taught According to the state you read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold you trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame you've taken number you've traded in your name you've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt put men of God in jail harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn and your daughters visit doctors so their children 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 Iowoki 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 in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? I hear the drums good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report timer korky One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, awning behind the lines in occupied territories, west, south, southeast, and northwest. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org, and we are on satellite. I'll say hi to all of our merchant marine out there and Anchorage Porting Facilities and inland sites. I remember we had a lot of people listening in and using the cell on the river networks. Don't forget there's a lot of shipping that takes place there too. And the guys had a little more time on their hands with the backlog and backup that's been taking place inland in America. Also a myriad of other communications technologies both inside and outside these United States. It is, well, it's Friday. It's Synchodamity and Quartermaster Friday. It is two days away from Christmas. It is the 23rd of December. So it's kind of Christmas Eve to Christmas Eve. It's Christmas, it's Eevee to Christmas Eve. There we go. How's that work? Eevee to Christmas Eve. and it's Friday. And it is the 14th year of open obvious. And if you've been watching the horse hacks and wicked people in Congress, obvious, maybe an occupation and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2022 older calendar, 2022 battle for the Republic, the dance of swords, let the dance continue. And it has been a very busy, busy week. We have been going non-stop. I mean and we're kind of tired actually, but you know hey the weekends here that doesn't mean anything for us Oh, we lost here. Yeah, that just means more work. Good golly. Hey before you get going too far along I just want to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas. This is John and Hope you guys have a wonderful holiday and be looking forward to more shows after the holidays. Thank you. Have a great Christmas Okay Thank you, sir. Pouring rain. We're going to get freezing cold. Well, you know what? What's your temperature? Okay, wait a minute. What's your temperature? Where you are right now? Right now it's in the 40s, but it's going to drop to like 20 in a couple of hours. Wow. We're a change. Yeah, for a change. We're really disparaged. We already got the cold, but now that is it's Michigan. So it's working its way this way. We've got to figure out a way to put fans across our border to keep that cold air up north. Yeah, especially since Canada's one always delivers it to us here, guys. No matter what, you might try to blame the West and all that other stuff, but no, it's Canada. We know where it comes from. Yeah, and I sent you an email. I did get my drawing stuff. Very nice. Thank you. Thanks, Mark. I'm good to go there, too. So listen, you guys have a great day, and Maine is saying Merry Christmas to you and your all. And same from Michigan back. The land of the wolves and the coyotes don't forget. Hey, by the way, one more thing. Our license plates. Go look at our new license plates. Michigan. It's the old 60s plate. Water, winter, wonderland. It's actually, I think, I think we did something. We changed things. I kept mentioning it to everybody. Anybody remember when the old license plate used to like say something straightforward? Michigan, the winter, the water winter, they put water in there. Water, winter, wonderland. So if you haven't seen it guys, it kind of gives you a hint. We got lots of it here. I've got so many different plates here in Maine. Half the time I look at them and don't even know where they're from until I get up where I can read the state. That's how the other ones were. Yeah, this one is very blue background with a yellow lettering. You really can't miss them. You always maybe wonder if they're worried about enforcement. Wouldn't you want to make a license plate that has good contrast so it's clearly red? Yeah. Yeah, you know, but they got the artsy fartsy characters in there and the license plates, too. I'd agree that's good. We don't have to change them until we feel like it now. until you get rid of the car. I'll keep the foggy ones. They look more like they could be any state, right? That's about true. I think that all of the states have gotten the same firm designing their license plates. Yeah, foggy bottom gray blue with some kind of an inane image on it that you can throw a dart at it and guess where it might be until, like you said, you get right on top of it. I don't know what the hell that is. Oh, that's a bridge. Oh, that's the Mackinac bridge. You know, it's hard with some of the stuff that they did. But they've gone back to really crude straightforward stamp the plate make the color out the door They used to be able to tell back in the 50s and 60s what state the car was from because of the license plate the color color Yeah Yeah, yeah, in fact Yeah, what was it? Pennsylvania used to be I think brown and brown and yellow we were blue and yellow And I always remember that cuz the brown to me kind of stood out. You know, it's like wow, where's that guy from? But Pennsylvania just wanted jumps off top on my head. Of course it was Well, you know there's there certain colors like the district of criminals red and yellow you would expect that right, you know and little hammer and sickles going all across the plate in the background like a standard communist or ID card with three other stars but not our stars. Anyway, so... Interesting. So, yeah. Hey, I just wanted... I guess we might as well talk a little bit here. I think it was you that mentioned a book written by a German officer, World War II. Oh, I can't think of the name of it now, but where he talked about Antifa. Oh yes, as a matter of fact, I'm gonna have to pull that out. Forgive me. Yes, I'll bring it up. I don't have it right in my fingertips. Yeah, it's rather interesting. I found the third one. A second and a third one. And it's interesting, it's just out of the blue, Antifa. And then the Antifa, like, you know, characters, you know, showed up and they're taking, you know, they were the ones that were the fifth column, wherever they were. And typically again, like the KGB, they were the interior police extensions, almost like the interior police auxiliaries. The interior police are the worst. Those are the ones that were in the SKVD. The ones this officer ran into where they finally had to surrender. His was the only unit that was never beaten in battle and they never surrendered. But they had to surrender at the end there. And the Antifa that he's talking about was, and Deadly Combat was the name of it. They were the German soldiers that were brainwashed and kept trying to convert all of the other POWs to communism. But the Antifa was alive and well. Yeah, it's the same thing. You know, Antifa is, you know, are the East Germans in Germany. They're the rats. All they've, they never stopped doing what they were doing is backstabbing, you know, spy rats. And since they were raised with that. the Antifa in Germany are all that kind of a monster, a little pig. There are several people that have gone over to Europe and have noticed that when you walk about, especially in central Germany, all of a sudden you got these people following you. And it's the same turds or all these, but they're the punk new ones. They're the punk secret police wannabes. And they're in Kefa. They're literally across the board. It's the Communist Party alive and well. And of course, they don't make any bones about it. But then again, neither does the one here. It's just the press lies to make you believe there's something else. Oh, they're not Communist. Yes, they are. And they're hammer and circle set. And when you get enough pictures, you can find all the hammer and circles you want amongst them. So, this is not a new phrase, it's not a new term. It comes out of the Leninist, it overlaps because it really, it's funny because although it's supposed to be anti-fascist, that's what they claim. It actually is another an acronym and I've been trying to find that because it's kind of like when you hear the term Nazi, okay? where it means nothing. It's an acronym for National Socialist, you know, the National Socialist Party of Germany and the NSDAP, basically. But what's fascinating about it is that with Antifa, there is another Soviet phrase and it makes sense when you say Antifa and then you look at, you know, how it's constructed. But it perfectly fits with, you know, Antifa, and all that kind of thing. So it was basically before it was probably associated with the young Octoberists. the young October wrists. I'll get that right, make sure I get that out, because not, you know, it's, but they basically were sent out like minions, you know, flying monkeys to go, you know, harass the people and eat out their substance. And it's kind of what Solzhenitsyn talks about and in the Czechest, okay, in the Czechest, the movie, which is still on YouTube, by the way, guys, even though it shows lots of naked people, being executed. What's interesting is if you watch when he's out there, the apparatchik, the Antifa are all coming up and quietly talking to him or passing stuff on like whispers. And that's one of the other things that, you know, these rat people were about. So it's fascinating again. It's not anything, they didn't reinvent the wheel. In fact, they're probably trying to put that square wheel on our vehicle. This is what it comes down to. I wonder how long people are in the Antifa here in this country before they realize what it is. Well, a percentage no. In fact, you know, it's like when, you know, they were mentioning something. What was it? Well, come on. The Wall Street protests, right? Yeah. When they were doing the Wall Street protests and that whole organization was there, there's somebody said, oh, it was captured by the the wokeness and the blah, blah, blah. Well, no, it wasn't captured. They were always there and they were the ones that were as much a part of it as anything. It's the other people who thought that it was doing something else that finally figured out it wasn't doing what they said it was. OK, so what it comes down to is that again, the Antifa types. Very blatantly if you looked around most of that was needless to say purge where people did videos asking questions and that was a whole thing about Twitter is they were purging just like you do in farce book and YouTube and the rest Anything that incriminates these characters by their own words You know, they flat out said repeatedly while they're standing there with the protest on on the Wall Street, which I don't have plus or minus on Wall Street don't trust me far and you can throw them because they're just as they're just another faction right now They're just doing the same thing but from another angle and it's interesting that they were bragging that oh, yeah, we're communist or we're getting calm You know, they're bringing calm, you know, some to America and they were gonna show everybody blah blah blah Well, you know the Trotsky type thing So there were plenty, many. And it was the same two people, the three or five people they were talking to over and over again. It was different events. Sometimes a whole crowd flapping their yap and chanting and jumping up and down in the process because they all get frenzied up. They become emotional. And it's rather interesting that right now, If you'll notice something, even the other side isn't mentioning Antifa. In any positive or negative note, they've been told, well, if you shut up America's stupid, they won't remember, don't you know? We won't remember this. That's really the attitude that they have right now. But they haven't gone anywhere. I've been asking, wow, it sounds like you hit a light switch. What happened to all the bus caravans going all over the country? All the money stuff, that's what happened. Yeah, so it's not an effort to win. They'll try to plug it back in. Go ahead. You also got that really bad press when they found out that the leader was stealing money to buy herself a million dollar mansion things. That's about the same time everybody shut up. Well, and that's a communist thing too. Remember, there's the old Russian joke. Russian jokes are mostly very sad things. They're not really jokes, but The Commissar has now got enough power that he has become part of the central committee. And so he invites his mother to come and stay with him so he can show her what he has accomplished. and he has her flown in by helicopter and he meets her at the helicopter with a limousine and the soldiers crack their heels and escort them to the car and if she gets in the car and he gets in the car, he takes her to the Capitol, shows her where he works. Then she's shown his latest mansion in town and it's one of the old classics. Then he drives her out of town, they takes her out through the daca out in the country and there's a lake and swans and all kinds of peasants working to make the place look like the palatial facility that it should be for the commissar. And he's got her on his arm and they're walking out to the boat dock and she looks around and she looks to the left and she looks back over towards the house and then she looks at him in motions for him to bend down to her. And she goes, this is all very nice Ivan, but what are you going to do if the Communists come back? In other words, this is not new and it's the same garbage in this air. All the communism is to me. I don't care what you know what we try to rearrange as far as verbiage. All it is is monarchism. It's amazing how we keep coming back to this centrist surrender your freedom, surrender your liberty, surrender your property. You will own nothing and be a happy subject or property of the state comrade. And guys, it's described for me a monarchist. Now, describe for me a commissar or a political officer in a communist state. The only difference is the new titles for the same kind of Soviet pecking order. I mean, across the board. And that's why, again, they just jumped the gun. The twit wasn't supposed to do it that quickly, but, well, when you got millions at your fingertips, even though, think about this, if they held out guys, Zolinski, you know, Kilinski, that's, you know, that's what Pelosi's been calling him constantly. He keeps calling him Kil-Linski, which I don't think it's an accident, okay? Oh, that is Mr. Kilinski, he's a nice Jewish boy. Well, you know, if you think about it, if they held out, wouldn't they have gotten billions instead of just millions? Isn't like millions jump change now? Hey, they could, they could have had billions. Look at, look at the scam that's that Kilinski, you know, kill, kill, kill, and ski. The Zilinski is doing over there. We could have had a V8. No, I'm more like eight billion. Maybe I'm supposed to be over here meeting with Biden now. Well, again, we've seen that over the last couple of days, that whole fiasco, that dog and pony show, someone just had a two by four smacked upside their head. And as far as that goes, I figure what they brought him over here for us, so we have an excuse to check out the mansions he's picked up, picked up with our money. Because it came full circle back across the ocean and now it's here. So wow, you know, Mr. Kelinski is going to have a place right next to like Hillary and Obama and then maybe Pelosi. Wow! I'm so proud, sniffle sniffle, don't you know? Oh wow. I'll let you get out on the show, Mark. Again, thank you very much and Merry Christmas to you and your family. Merry, Merry Christmas. And again, it's only a few days away, guys. Everybody out there, again a reminder, you know, we are going to have another drawing. I want to keep mentioning this on the 30th, so before the end of the year. We're going to have one more after that. And those are the end of the year billing drawings. So you can still get in there. All you have to do is go to libertytreeradio.4mg.com. And when you get there, go to the donate key. When you get to the donate key, donate any amount. For every dollar you donate, we're going to put your name in the hat. And then if your name is drawn, we need to have a mailing address. So don't leave yet. Go over to the notation section there when you're donating the money. and put in a mailing address so that we will be able to send something to you. Okay. It's all that we ask only because again, remember, I burned a lot of things. I destroyed stuff and that's not an accident. There's only so many copies of anything. If any copies of anything laying around of certain items. So I won't say shred burn. I just stand there in the brain barrel. Make sure it all is ash. You know, what's funny about that real quick, you know, Part of the regulation if you use a burn barrel, you have to have a mixing stick. Everybody goes, what? Yeah, you know, what quality of paper do you use for, you know, whatever you're printing or typing or whatever you get as printed material. You know, the quality of that paper is determined by weight. You know, there's 10, 20, it is very heavy gauge paper. In fact, there's paper that's well actually eventually gets up into cardstock. But what's fascinating about this is the amount of clay there's a certain amount of clay to create stability or sheen or whatever and What does that do when you print something which is of course done with a number of different minerals and you burn it and there's a clay stock involved Well, if the ash is just laying there, you literally can read whatever survived the burn. It's literally carbonized into the ash, the sheet of paper. In reality, it's now kind of like a little clay tablet. I'll bet very brittle, very thin. And this is why you have to have a stirring stick for ashes for regulation, destruction of documents. If you're going to do a 55 gallon barrel burn barrel for destruction of documents, you have to demonstrate that you actually burned it, use your authorized stirring stick, and that you destroyed and crushed and inflate all of the material in the barrel. Ideally, you just want to flop the barrel over if you can put a lid on it, roll it around, that'd be a good one. But you still think you have that all official regulation stirring stick. In a real world, everybody has thought things through. In the stupid world of the 21st century Wokai Idiot Stick Communists, supposedly they can't even handle a four or five point subject election. You know, they're so incompetent. There are so many idiot's fools and stupid people that we have processed through the public fool system. They can't even handle a process that only requires a handful of steps with pre-can technology that should be plug and play. But all of a sudden they become totally, just totally be fuddled by. A person that is befuddled by the simplicity of handling an election process should have no business being near A, the election, B, any of your businesses and not an employee even. Why? Because there's only two options. A, they're criminal as a day is long. Of course they are. I would say that's the first one. But if they're claiming that they're stupid, like you're seeing in the Arizona elections, not one of those dunderheads, dimwits or incompetence should be allowed to be anywhere near any public office, any position of authority and responsibility, and you should not hire them because they have to be so stinking stupid. There isn't any single task they can handle. Right? Right. More on that in a minute, because we're at the bottom of the hour and it's... Well, I'll tell you what, it's... No, we got to... I got to... Hold on here. I got to go through the list. I do have a short list. It's not very long here. Oh, yeah. L. Stewart. On the border. Now when else do it did this song back in the 70s it by the way is a phenomenal instrumental piece and is one of my favorites from that period but you know Considering what's going on with the lack of a border in America, don't tell me about operational security. Don't come flapping your yap to me about how we need a bigger police state. Don't come hear me about anything. You are not serious about anything. You are stinking a liar in this government. We need to go to Ukraine because of their border. All they gotta do is turn south. And it's rather interesting, especially When you look at the yuck rain and why we got to be there and Russia that's within their sphere of influence and people would say well here they Doesn't make any difference really well, you know what we have the same problem, but a reverse order is America a giant or epistolary third-rate country We're gonna be right back on the border Thank You Edward on the border L Stewart and 1975 I think I was back with the Rob the Bob Seeger album Night Moves. That was about the same time. Yeah. Yeah. It's the same era. Actually, one thing about this is Al Stewart. You know, I always bring up things with music. We're doing radio people. But Al Stewart, one of the reasons that that's that song and you know, Year of the Cat actually it's off. I think it's all off the Year of the Cat album. I believe it. Yeah, the engineer, the engineers of that period were coming off the Beatles operations and guys, what made the Beatles song so phenomenal is the engineering work behind the scenes. But the industry was totally changed. That's why they argued that it was a sigh, you know, the Beatles were a sigh ups thing and they were experimenting with the use of sound and I don't really disagree with that. because there are things that they did with Beatles music and the Rolling Stones and let's see Grateful Dead that most people don't realize. Yeah, there was there's so many levels of sound. And it's so incredibly intricate. Now, it was some of these bands, it's known because they weren't that big as far as, you know, the untouraged, it trailed with them. But a lot of the other bands that were competing had the same basic skills, but with far fewer people and they were actually accessible. Three Dog Night was right here. They were Midwestern band right here on Michigan. Matter of fact, they had a hideaway studio in the Upper Peninsula still sitting there. Nobody knows much about it. Wouldn't even realize it. In fact, it's got Willie's Jeep inside parked in the building. But what's fascinating about is all the equipment still sitting there and you will recognize if you're into electronics, you'll recognize all of the name brands, all the name companies that made up the technology. Well, where they came from and what made them powerful was the work done by these first three bands we were talking about and then other stringers. At the end of the Beatles cycle, because nothing lasts forever, the Beatles split up, as you all know. All of the engineering technology, they stayed into a core group, but there were other elements that had worked, like anything else, people come and go. They took their expertise or a part of the expertise with them. And that's what happened with the L Stewart, Year of the Cat album. That's why it's got phenomenal depth and very rich sound. It's that's one thing about it when when and again the instrumentals when they kick in They they catch your attention That's right off the bat It's one thing about certain pieces of music and why they're kind of timeless you can play them and everybody is like wow That's pretty cool. It's because though they snag your brain almost immediately, but it said more than one level And one of the things that they haven't done with Stewart, L. Stewart, that they've done with some of the other bands, Old Blackwater, Keep On, you know, remember that one? Yeah, keep on rolling Mississippi. Yeah that one. There's four versions of that song at least and in fact I probably missed one or two in between. What did they do? They didn't read you the songs. They re-engineered them. They went back into the studio and took the multiple tracks and brought up the background that you barely could hear. It was literally edge subliminal. Now with the Beatles, they're the same thing. I've mentioned many times that this is also done with, for instance, Well, I should mention Bob Seager, but Seager is again, an accessible band, big band, but smaller operation. A lot of intricate technicians, technical people, etc. Now, for instance, the cars, not so accessible, big band, big band, bigger than you might realize. And again, took full advantage of all of the technological expertise that came out of the 60s and early 70s. There's two versions, variations on what you hear. It's interesting, you might notice this if you pull out all your old albums, is when I, you know, the dimension, the level and dimension of the music. Now part of what you're going to have a problem with is a lot of your older stuff is mono. Even up until 70, 71, even 72. A lot of music was produced on mono because the recording studio was never closed down and if you couldn't afford top of the line and if you couldn't afford the platter that way, stereo, because of all the other support that was necessary, then you went to a lesser studio. However, almost all these bands, if they ever got bigger and got money, usually turned around and went back and remastered all of the music in stereo. And that's Jeff Rotol. You'll find that with cars. You'll find that with a bunch of these other bands you'd recognize if you went right down the shopping list. You know, we played Golden Earring the other day. Golden Earring is a lot older than you'd think. Everybody thought, well, it came out with Radar Love. It's like, you know, they were around way before that. And in fact, a lot of their music was mono. And when they moved into stereo and had more money as they went through the system, their technique changed under the, you know, behind the primary sound. Sound is, you know, again, it's like we've always said, you can play a certain piece of music and it'll take you right to a location. If you haven't heard it in a long time, maybe you didn't just bother looking for it again. And you play it, all of a sudden you're in a location wherever you were 10, 20, 30, even 40 years ago. Boom, it's like right there. I just imagine I can image something So that's how strong everybody knows it smell taste. They're strong Sound is the same way, but we just are so inundated with so much noise even though we do we only need all the noise pollution. No, no we didn't not really but It's it's critical because again from the subconscious perspective or you know the looking at it from a subconscious direction One of the reasons sound is so critical is because it's part of the fight-flight routine. The rustling of the bush, a snarl, a growl, the clacking of claws, and other sounds are ingrained deep into your fight-or-flight mode. The racking of a shotgun. The re-sang of money built in. Yeah, two sounds that my dad just said, he said, you know what, you're in a bar. And everybody's deciding they want to just mess everybody up. You want to make a bar get quiet real fast. There's two sounds and every bartender knows this, but shows us anybody who's tried to be a peace officer. A, you can rack that shotgun, but there's a big difference between racking an empty shotgun and racking one with a shell, isn't there guys? And I'll tell you what, people hear that poop when that chamber closes on that rack shotgun. Oh, the bar gets real quiet, real fast. And the other one, a double barrel shotgun doing the same thing. And there's a big difference between closing the chamber, closing the chambers on an empty gun and hearing that as the gun closes and that vacuum, that vacuum suck takes place. All of a sudden, and a double barrel is a lot quieter, but it's amazing how that telltale sound. We'll get everybody's attention. As the barkeep, you don't have to pull the trigger and put a hole in your ceiling. You know what I mean? You always see that in the movies. Boom! Wow, that'd be expensive, wouldn't it? Bob's got to keep changing. You know, he's got, wow, he's got pepper shot all over the place up there. Wow, it looks like he was using four out that time. Then double by, double out over there. Every time I see a Western and they shoot through the ceiling, I'm thinking about the guys that are up there with the prophecies. What's happening to them? Yeah, here. Boom. Please do. I think you're going to make it really quiet down here and all of a sudden realistically on the second floor you hear. Oh God, this is a man. Somebody else is going to own the bar. Just something to think about. But again, the sound. So it would that to me, uh, that particular piece. Oh, and like I said, also you're the cat. I think you're the cat has the perfect. Cadence, it's one of those many songs from that period. Again, I mentioned the cars. If you want to do some really slick night driving music, one of the reasons is because during that period, a sax outbound saxophone was really big. And it's almost like the cue for the end of the song because it always goes off into the fade out. And if you count through, go look at how many different musicians in that window of time use that meter, I should say that progression of instrumentation. The first Cars album, last song on the entire, either on your eight track, on your cassette, or on your album, doesn't make any difference. Or CD, because remember they kept them in order. And there's a reason, which is, it's another thing, and I haven't talked about that in a while. One of the other things about music is remember, It misses if you have albums and you play album used to be record albums guys But really it's not any different no matter what if an author a band puts a bunch of music together Part of what sells the entire package is how you place the music? So basically you don't come up with put the hit on the first, you know the first track No, you don't do that, but you do put a good, obviously you want good music, but there's basically like an opening band piece, so to speak. And then it builds up and then if you've never heard the album for the first time, there's that hit or that song that you recognize, which really draws your attention. But there's also a flow. And let me point out, point to any album you could go to look at. or go to listen to it, stare at the elbow molding, get nothing out of it. But if you go listen, I want you to pay attention. What's the first note of the lead in, whether it be a soft fade and work up or a slam shot, whatever, doesn't make any difference. Listen to the first note coming in and pay attention to the last note coming out, and then go to the next and redo. You know, take a piece of paper. And you know what's fascinating, you'll see a sine wave. to the whole process, but when it comes time to lead out, I always have fun doing this. One I've had a chance to play DJ is taking and picking songs that are just absolutely cued from the outtake of one to the lead up with the next. So you can't hardly even tell that there's a break in the shift from one song to the next. And it's not hard to do if you pay attention to the album. And you'll recognize the artists each time, but it's fascinating how this is another part of in the industry. When they put the albums in a certain order, two things happen. It registers with the customer. If you take and throw an album in there and you have like, oh, so I've got a Cars album and they hear one song that they recognize. Maybe they weren't paying attention, but there's that song that tracks your attention. I told you before it draws your mind. Well then they're listening and all of a sudden the next track, you know, it's like it's another piece, but it's not from that album or it's not in order. And it actually forces people typically to be inquisitive. What album you're playing or what is that? Well, obviously it's Cars. Yeah, but you know, you're playing a whole Cars album. Yeah. And then actually people will get curious because especially if it's their area of interest. And then they're like, well, that's not the album I have. Which one is, you know, like what is that? And it can be a greatest hits. How many bands have greatest hits? Repeat slash greatest hits, repeat slash wait four years and there's another greatest hits album. It's a cheap way to make more money off what you just did over the last five years. Or 10, or 20, or 15. Especially since it's the greatest hits up. That's what's kind of fun too. I collect music like that and just randomly look at things and it's like, well that's the greatest hits from 1971. Well, that's the greatest hits from 1977. Wait a minute. Well, that's the greatest hits from 1985 and they just keep adding and adding. It's like a Revlon commercial and so on and so on. So remember, just because you saw greatest hits doesn't mean you shouldn't read. It might be have something you wanted, but wasn't on the collection part of the collection. You already have to just remember that again. Also, it's social engineering. We have some really crappy music right now. I don't know. You call it corn, we call it maize. You call it rat, we call it crap. Right. Well, but it's also, but here's the thing too. You know, you can't have a good quality product or a It depends on what you're trying to create with the weezer society. So right now with the weezer society, it's got to be down and it's got to be negative and it's got to be, oh, poor me. Granted, you always have tears in your beers music. I mean, come on guys, you ever listen to country music? People used to laugh when I was sitting here at work and we were on break and they had country music channel. I said, okay, here's how this is going to work. He's getting in his pickup truck. There's going to be a dog. He's going to go down the street. There's going to be grandma waving from the porch. There's going to be his girl in a built up Chevy or a Mustang. And there she goes. And a choo choo train. Don't forget it's got to be a steam train. Can't find a steam train anywhere. But somewhere they could find a place where they could fill the steam train. And it's a live one. It's a real one. No, it's not fake or anything. But it's new footage. It's not some stale footage from 40, 50 years ago. And it's all in one video. It's like, but here's the thing. I can watch the next one. And while there might be a little change up, there's grandma on the porch. I got my beer down at the bar. By the way, when you're done, after he's driving down the street with the dog, the dog's in the bar. He's got a beer and he's lamenting about, there goes Molly in the other direction with the SS Chevelle. I'm sorry. I see something coming. Then Molly walks in the front door and goes, and the dog runs to her. She's eating with the dog. Oh man, and then she meant Molly got my dog. I'm feeling like a hog. I'm crying in my beers. I got so many tears for Molly with my dog. Yeah, I'm feeling like a hog. I don't have a problem with country music at all. But. It's kind of really predictable with, you know, again, a certain window because also here's, you know, would point out when I was watching that MTV, especially was really running country music and from for quite some time now, the same group that runs rock is now, you know, into the ground is now running. He has run country music at the ground. You got all these characters who were no way shape or form country music artists. They just put a cowboy hat on sled sideways and are mostly demon worshipers, which have absolutely nothing to do with country music. OK. And you should remember that too. And there's a lot of things they did even when they did give them that cowboy hat to make sure that they kind of gave you all the symbols to let you know that they, A, weren't country, and B, were evil. Okay, just something to think about there. While they were busy telling you about tears in their beards, but with more evil attached, you know, kind of darkness and wicked. and looking that way too. So, I mean Johnny Cash is really not in that direction. He was more like, man, I made mistakes as a busy young boy and they're going to kill me tomorrow. But you don't want to do that. In fact, you want to avoid that, which is why I'm telling you right now about my sad story. Okay. So different worlds. And again, I grew up with old, old, old country. In fact, like I said, most everybody in my family for every generation. Everybody could play instruments and play a wide range of instruments. And my dad, my aunts, uncles, in fact, well, two of my aunts went down to Nashville, old country, and cut, well, one of them, she cut at least nine different albums, and they sold. Now, she made a couple of the top 10 country in the singles and all of that. And Again, just one of those benchmarks after a while. She said I'm done. I'm gonna do something else. Well, time to go back home. And of course then, you know, also have nine kids on top of everything else. So anyway, the idea here is that will we play certain music? Hopefully it does that to you. And there's some odd stuff that is on the list from my starting from the beginning of the year. We're not going to do it right now. It's Christmas time anyway. But there's some unique stuff I would pull out. I've already got the list, I know where to look for it. I might even have to dig out and just shoot the CDs to Ed, because we might not even be able to find the music in any other venue. But I'm doing that because, again, there's so much that there's so much that was done that's been buried that is also a message. It's really cool. It's like, where'd all the anti-war stuff go? Anybody see the... Well... It's like we've always talked about how they flip, you know, the pendulum and play the game back and forth, but really they don't because look at who all the warmongers are right now. It's not the Republicans. The Republicans, a lot of them, weren't going along with the taking our government, the tax money they stole from the people and the government has control of, but the government money going to a foreign power on the other side of the world so they can launder it and steal it and put it back in their bank accounts here. Okay, which is what they've been doing or still doing or they're putting their bank accounts in Israel because they're they're Jewish mafia The whole thing is stinking Jewish mafia screw in America. That's why so linsky could walk in there wag is weenie it wag is weenie in our Congress and you had all these idiots tried to touch him and whatever. Okay well Well, those are the Democrats Yeah, well those are all the leftists. Well, yeah, and they're hardcore leftists. Those are all the leftists that told you World War Three was going to be started by a conservative and probably Christian. But that's not who's trying to start World War Three right now, is it? And they're told you all about how the war monitor is. It's all those leftists. Oh, and probably Christian. Really? The Democrat that ran star World War One, the Republican, the Democrat that got us into World War Two, the Democrat that got us into the Korean War, those, we're talking about those. Wait a minute. And when that evil thing called Vietnam took place, well strangely enough, it was John F. Kennedy who's got the toe in the water. And Lyndon Johnson after he made sure that Kennedy was dead. He was tied into that right at the joint at the hips on that. Then all of a sudden, boy, we got deep into Vietnam and then some, oh, they bitch about Kennedy later. Or not Kennedy, forgive me, Nixon. Well, what does that have to do with it? How did we get there? How many years were we there? And who was running it? The Democrats. Now then we have a thing called the neocon that comes out of that period of time. And the neocon is nothing more than a rhino leftist. Still the same flavor, same elk rubbing shoulders with the same kosher mafia turds. And they've got us into desert dust part one, part two and part three. And well, gee, they passed the baton over to the Democrats again. And now we're in the yuck rain. So Democrat, Democrat, Democrat, fake, right now slash Democrat, Democrat, Democrat, Democrat warmongers. But if you watch Hollywood run by the same leftist constantly, especially during that Cold War era when everybody said, oh, McCarthy was totally wrong. There's no communist in the hall. Yes, they were. And a movie I mentioned the other day, Seven Days in May. Every one of the other movies that you watch, Seven Days in May would be one, Doctor Strangelove, Remember, and of course they had to put the little conspiracy theory thing in there with Doctor Strangelove about fluoridation of the water. Well, what did they finally quietly admit? Fluoridation of the water is kind of poisoning the population. And then it turns out that when everybody said about fluoridation, well, everybody was right because they actually looked at the technical data. So remember those snide little comments by the leftist who were doing it to you always telling you either everybody else is crazy or they're doing it. Okay, so we're all the peace songs. How did Mark get over in this? We're all the peace songs. We're all the anti war songs, guys. I've mentioned this many times over the last, you know, couple of years, but for years now, it's like. We're all these leftists, jumping on their acoustic guitar and crying to you about how we need to stop and end the war and we shouldn't be spending all this money on weapons. And we shouldn't strip our economy of money that we need to protect ourselves and to build our own country and to support our own people. Well, where'd all those leftists go? Why they're doing what the leftists always do beating the war drum frothing at the mouth and wanting to send you the while the white heterosexual male is probably Christian off to die being pushed by the bayonet up front That's where they are. Where have all the anti-war people gone? Long time passing what what what what yeah, whatever And by the way, a whole bunch of songs from the early 70s, which are absolutely on the no play list. There's a bunch I had to dig out and they're really cool. Actually, it's been a long time since I've listened to most of them. Only because there's only so much time in the day. And by the way, the last three, four days, we're working our hind end off here anyway. We've actually been going nonstop day, daybreak to sunset and beyond getting ready for the war, actually. So. Again, for everybody, ask questions or mention that to people. When was the last time? In the early 80s, and I'll jab this one because we got a few minutes. In the early 80s, a massive number of anti-war songs were being done, but there weren't any wars going on per se. Oh, we were in Central America and the communists were trying to expand in Central America, which they did. El Salvador was the first one. Forgive me, Nicaragua. No, the Managua Nicaragua. And beyond that, well, let's not forget Granada and a number of other locations, but that was from the Russian angle, wasn't it? When the Russian communists fell, pretty much all that game kind of fell apart. However, who's in Granada now with a hammer and sickle? Who's in Central America now with a hammer and sickle? Who's all over South America with a hammer and sickle? It's not Russia. China. Who's in the Caribbean? Not just in Granada, but all through the Caribbean. Where's the hammer and sickle flag now being planted? And it's interesting. I mean, it's obvious. I mean, I bring this up, but we had a couple of guys who went down to one of the Caribbean islands where they have the same as Granada. They have a bunch of the Caribbean colleges where if you can't get into the American one, go down to the Caribbean one, get the paper and bring it back up and congratulations, you can work wherever. And you get off the plane, everything is gift of communist China and they print it on everything. They go out to the parking lot, a taxi pulls up. It's a Chinese minivan. What does it say on the side? Gift of communist China to the people of blah, blah, blah. You go down the road to the hotel and there's a whole bunch of the same taxi cabs pulled in there and they all say gift of communist China. Then you go into the lobby and wow, turns out that there's a bunch of electronic technology and we probably support communist China. They're supportive our nation, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's little placards here and there. You get in a boat to go from one island to the next. What does it say on the boat, the ferry? Oh, gift of communist China. So the Chinese learned really well from our State Department and our CIA back in the 50s and 60s when we were doing that and sending everything out saying a gift from the people of the United States of America. Remember Hands Across the Water? Remember those bags? Guys, if you're in the military, I recall if you were especially if you're in Vietnam, those two hands clasping together like they're right out of Georgia. Well, it's 1984. You remember the imagery from that. And bags of rice. Bags of beans, cans of food. My favorite is is grade C meat protein paste made here in Michigan and other locations, but it's still being made in Detroit. It's a double number 10 can. It's got a white label. It has the two hands coming together. It is not for sale in the United States. Grade C meat-protein powder. which you add water and it's kind of like a gray paste. Yum. Anyway, we're at the top and we're going to hear some Christmas music because it is Christmas. It's the Christmas weekend and we are walking through the last hours before Christmas Day on Sunday. God bless the Republic. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the run. And we're on the march both day and night. Don't forget to drop the bass, guys. Kick him in the slack, beat him down, don't let anybody get back up. And we'll be back in a few minutes here for the second hour of the afternoon intel report. to cure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun Permits to start a business or to build a place for one On land that you believe you own you pay a yearly rent Although you have no voice in saying how the money spent Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state You read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold you trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame You've taken a safe number you traded in your name You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Both sons of the republic arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great republic and each god given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As Iowoki vanished in the midst of whence he came, his words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watch and tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave the land of the free Merry Christmas to everyone out there. Thank you for starting reminding me. We got to make sure we keep saying that 10 or 15 really hardcore communist pitot just dropped dead by hearing it so we should be pretty happy Hold on here. I'm gonna smell the coffee. Oh, no. Oh Taste I'm going to nibble on a little bit of this licorice flavored cookie. Hold on here. Yeah. Oh Yeah, oh It is from just mmm. Yeah, hold on little more chocolate you Oh, that is holiday. Anyway, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm our car key one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, southwest, east, northeast and central. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org, and we're on satellite. We'll say hi to all of our Merchant Marine personnel out there, rebroadcasting, and all the other people connected with them. We're on a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is... That's Friday. No way. Yes way. It is already Friday. 23rd of December. It is the 14th year of open obvious and pissing in your face. Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K with little mock mark monarchism sprinkled in there because you can go back and forth and there's no difference between any of those turrets. It is the year 2022 not for long. old earth calendar and 2022 battle for the Republic, the dance of swords and let the dance continue. Now, remember, we still got Christmas right around the corner two days away, and then we still, you know, do yours farther out. So for everybody out there, enjoy the time you've got. We are all Christmasy here. We've got all kinds of traditional Christmas stuff that we've had for decades and all of us out wherever we can. And then also I collect all the stuff that people spent god awful amounts of money on. This is really pretty personal Christmas doll. That's right over here to the right of me that all felt, you know, and of course very well appointed. probably a hundred dollar doll at least on the market several, you know, a couple of decades ago. And also I love the all the little electronic doodads that make noise. Of course, I also collect music boxes that people are casting away. I think I've got now about 40 or so. Did it cost me anything? Nope, got them for free. Put half a more Christmas Eve so you can wind them up and you know, and ding ding ding and what the neat thing is no batteries EMP can't hurt them and besides I know that they're gonna be essential towards future movie crisis plots because Well, it's like Mad Max. Remember he had a little wind up and getting good. I didn't get anything good. Oh, that's right Remember cuz nothing else work But the the old phonograph not any record player in between you'll crank phonograph and you put the record on Oh sure all here. Remember it was teaching French. And the other one that was there. So remember, we're going to have Mad Max post World War three events. You got to save up the technology so you can match the disaster movie crisis scenario. Need some noise. It's got to be something everybody goes, oh, I never heard anything like that before. Well, hopefully we're not gonna be that bad off. But I still collect these things because they are in fact part of the architecture and archaeology of America, of the American society. If we get back away from the idiot stick crazy town queers, a $3 bill, a peto environment, we might actually be able to build something here again. And maybe eventually, though, maybe it'll probably be decades again. Well, I don't know, we could catch up pretty fast. But we start inventing things, you know, in a unique fashion. You know, in other words, letting people develop on their own and come up with new ideas and the new ideas we know would work, just they have to have a chance and not be oppressed by people who are trying to destroy their quote unquote competition through the use of government agencies, which is what most of the turds are out there doing right now that are the old scale potato chip group. Now, you know, I was talking about this yesterday. And, you know, again, we're living off the 70s and we're not doing much better. There is very little, if anything, that is new. And when I say new, I mean, okay, totally unique, like nothing we've ever seen before. You know, even the idea, it was a logical progression that we were going to see wireless and all that. No, that's not new. And that's not super exciting. That's simply, if you can find enough slave labor to build something, you can afford to make it. Okay. What you had the communist Chinese tied in, there's a wave of technical application, which by the way is still taking place. And again, most of it, as everybody will typically acknowledge, is it was finally sold to you after government was using it on you for years. Spy cameras, spy radio, high definition, fill in the blank. It was all in government hands first, and it was already around for 10 years before the peasants were allowed to own a mimic of it, okay? But In the last couple of days, some YAP announcements, and this is like a lot of other stuff, you know, where's my flying car? They promised me a flying car. Well, there's a bunch of people who have done all kinds of research. You've got these like hovercraft using the four blade, basically just making a super hyper expanded drone, you know, RC toy into a people sized RC toy. What they always hit the wall with is the amount of federal intervention and attack on production that takes place. So there's all kinds of cool videos and they're being real dynamic and it's really exciting and then they just disappear. Why? Well, not all of it will disappear right away. It'll go sideways and disappear into a government inventory somewhere, kind of like Indiana Jones with the Ark of the Covenant. Well, who's checking it out? Well, very important and very, very, very, you know, knowledgeable people. Well, I don't know. We're pretty knowledgeable. Well, really, where is it? Well, knowledgeable people are studying it right now. And you see the crate going off into the warehouse with all the other crates. Nobody's opening. It's kind of the same way with a lot of this technology. It does work. But it won't be allowed because it also entails too much what? Freedom. Okay. Why is Mark Prock this subject? Well, how many people have heard them yapping about fusion over the last couple of days? Fusion, not cision. Fusion. Why do they dig that out of the closet? Why did they dig fusion? Why do you think they dug fusion all of a sudden out of the closet? Now I'm gonna tell you how I'm gonna go. Go ahead. Because? Their electric car scheme is not working because people can't charge the cars the existing infrastructure is shot and they've got to get a whole new next level whammy of money out of us to try and do something else to cover their arses. Right now, here's the thing fusion works. Okay guys, not only does fusion work, but we are the money that was needed to be spent was quite minimal and it was demonstrated and then the government money showed up. What happened? Oh, we need to do more research. Oh, we are not we're not really sure quite yet. Hold on. Let's let's we got to do more research. We got bigger more facilities and and a larger research all and more research and and even more research, but it really is redundant and it really isn't going anywhere because we just keep repeating the same process, but the government money has shown up. And the government tip money with it comes all the government agencies kind of like, okay, when you have social media and the ATF and the FBI and the NSA and the CIA show up, that's exactly what happened with fusion technology. In the exact same method of control order and then just making it disappear. Remember, the last big wave was all of a sudden cold fusion. Because hot fusion wasn't good enough. Oh, Cola fusion. Oh, that's a pipe dream You don't need to worry any of course. They brought it up. They talked about it What happened to it? Where'd it go? They were told not to talk about it. Okay. Hey when you're at winter house next to the Ark of the government where Everything else would make our lives much better been hidden away. I hear that cart. You hear that cart with that old guy pushing it Yeah, it's coming down the aisle there That's forever battery that you wanted. Oh, you're flying cars. They're probably in there, too Well, I'm a foreign cars The only thing I can say about this, okay And this is funny because you see this a lot of sci-fi And I'm gonna point something out and we already can see this as a comparable aircraft that isn't even as powerful Guys when you do horizontal to vertical landing or takeoff in reverse order what? kind of thrust does it take to go from zero straight up? How much energy is applied in a focused manner to accomplish that? Have you ever seen when an Osprey comes in and they didn't warn people to get out of the flight path and it's on its last approach towards the ground? Anybody see the video of the Osprey flying over all the people that were in the park? And as it comes in over the treetops, there's a guy that was on a ladder and he goes about 40 feet in one direction flying through the air and the other woman at the tables. They didn't think about how they were approaching. And they went right over this park to this event. And there's about 15, 20 people flying like ragdolls in every direction. Why? Well, it's focused thrust by the nature of what you have to do because it's a breaking, it's a different, it's totally different from conventional rotary wing, which can be pretty aggressive if you're underneath a helicopter, needless to say, and it's full thrust, it's pretty impressive. But the pilot has a way to cue out the energy and by the time you get to a land point, closer to the ground, most everything is in neutral mode. You're literally, it is a Every aircraft landing is a controlled crash. Now how the formula gets to final destination in terms of that controlled crash, there's different ways you can apply a certain amount of thrust and energy to accomplish that. If it's rotary wing or any of these vertical takeoff aircraft, now why do I bring that up? Because we're just joking about, you know, there's probably other stuff out there. Well, the Germans came up with and they used it in this Man in the High Tower BS series. where they actually, you know, the future was totally different for the alternate universe where the Germans were in charge. The German post-war vertical takeoff plane that they made during the Cold War was applied. I would point something out. Those are cigar engines. Anybody notice? More in line with what you see in the series like, and I always bring it up, is Johnny Quest. You also see it in a lot of other sci-fi movies. But here's the problem, or in fact, even right now, I saw something I looked at, it's like, Do you realize what that would be like? If you take a high thrust jet engine and focus it down, how much energy is there underneath that engine, guys? Now, we have a problem with helicopters kicking up crap as it is. And by the way, it can also kill the helicopter if you're not careful. But all of these other higher velocity horizontal flight alternate geometry aircraft, the Osprey is the least damaging of the bunch and it's a lacious. But when you have focused thrust aircraft engines, oh, whatever you're landing on better be pretty resilient because if it's got anything like chunks of gravel, chunks, we'll say asphalt, it's not really great shape and you're gonna land in that area. What do you think is gonna happen when your little turbo rocket thruster, your jet engine thruster, focus straight down to stop you from crashing? for I should say hard crashing because you're still technically every landing is a crash. All of a sudden that energy gets closer to the ground and it's focused within a very narrow beam. What do you think is going to happen with random objects that are loose? They're propelled. They become, again, it won't be hypersonic, but they become lethal projectiles. In fact, God help you if you have another aircraft nearby. And in fact, this is something else you should notice. Have you noticed when they take when the Osprey is operational, they have to get out away from everything else before they start, you know, active motion. Granted, you typically do this with anything that's an aircraft. There's a couple of reasons, not the least, which is, you know, safety. But it's more important with these aircraft because of the amount of focused energy And the areas where they're actively landing, of course, if it's a rural or an obscure area in the field, you don't care what you do to somebody else's property, especially in a war zone. But the fact is that these things are a lot more dangerous. So it's just a vertical takeoff with focused energy jet engines. They worked out all out years ago. Grumman had a couple of ideas that totally worked. The Germans, I mentioned that already, they had one twin engine model totally worked. But they just dropped it because it didn't have any non military application per se. And if they couldn't get the fed money or government tip money from somebody to do it, then it costs too much to operate, which is also true of the Osprey. It is not something everybody's gonna run and go boy, I want 10 of those. It's bad enough that conventional helicopters are a problem. Now, this is just examples of issues with the technologies that have just been made to disappear. It doesn't mean they don't work, okay? But fusion worked. Fusion came up, in fact, KMS Fusion, I almost worked for these guys. I actually went to school with one of them guys, the other guy I knew, both of them created KMS Fusion. Look it up, go back and look it up. Look at the history of it. If there's anything real left in the system, and who knows, they could have purged it. The spooks and kooks Look what they did with Twitter. Expand that into everything else that you've been thinking might be legitimate with regard to the database out there. Especially if it's something that, wow, if they could do that out of a garage, that means anybody could do it out of a garage. And if you could create, if you could go low tech to basically develop the fusion technology to produce a fusion system. Then that means anybody could once the technology was understood. It's like we're working a car engine It's complicated But you know what a lot of people worked on that old v8 runner right underneath the shade tree Lifting the hood pulling that off pulling the engine with a chain off of off of one of the limbs of the trees and Assembling and disassembling right there on the spot And an engine is, contrary to what you're saying, oh, that's not that sophisticated, really. Have you ever worked on a car engine? The same synchronicity, the same idea of intricacy of parts is no different with fusion or with any other mechanical system. For that matter, nuclear. It's the materials that are like embarrassing when you make mistakes with fission. They tend to be terminal, okay? But the mechanical process of fusion is nothing. a freaking fission is nothing. Seriously, it really isn't. If you take a look and then nobody says it's like, oh my God, it's space age technology. Yeah, so we used to teach Americans. So in mechanics, we're part of American, the American structure of education. In fact, if you listen to some of the dribble that's been coming out the last several days here from all these these twerps that have been produced by the present public full system, it's an embarrassment to our country that these people are allowed anywhere near a position of authority. I'm not talking about just fusion. I'm talking about stuff I've listened to where it's like you've got to be bat, bat, whack crazy. You are bat, whack crazy or dumb as a stinking box of rocks. Take your pick. Go ahead. A new new man. I'd like to see any of them actually do the calculations for a V8. Around the center stalk of a crankshaft. Show me the math on them. Bet you they couldn't do it. Yeah. Yeah, just for calibrate. Well, again, that's the problem we've got. So this is why I was looking at this and it's like so they dug up fusion again. Now they dig it up, they clang, clang the bang. Okay, ping, ping, ping, ping. Look over here, bang, bang, bang. But it's all shallow hell. And but originally when KMS fusion came to power, I almost the job I would have had a KMS fusion. I actually went through the whole facility. It was only one building back then. Well, too, because there was another facility. Everything was in that complex. Everything was on the south side in the industrial park right next to the Ann Arbor Airport. Okay. And what I, in fact, it was stuff that I've ever been very familiar with. I would have been working camera operations and what we call basically the chute tank where you take the pellet, drop it. First of all, we started out with just taking a pellet, mounting it on basically at the end of a pin. Okay, the thing is so stupid, so small. And being able to focus and properly align the multiple battery of lasers that impact and activate the first, create the little mini sun, start the mini sun up. Step one was to demonstrate you could do it with the pellet, crush the shell, the gases, everything internally is combined simultaneously in the rupture of the cell when the energy hits and you get a flash. It's kind of like a spark from a match. The next step, which was already finished, all this stuff was already done. Understanding how to make that happen is finished. It's ancient history by technology standards, guys. Yeah, I stood right there. He said, well, we already done this a million times. We have to do this because of federal guidelines. We have to go through so many tests. And I stood there while they did three shoots on the target, even though they already had a feed system set up to accurately drop another pellet. And it's a micro pellet. It's incredibly small. Okay. and drop another pellet in and fire again. Drop another pellet once there. Once the first one is started up, the lasers only, they actually are phased because they don't need to expend as much energy. And once you get the thing going and you focus and we should say reinforce the burn, then it's kind of like the, although it's just one piston, there's not eight, it's like an engine, a car engine running. that energy available can be directed in a number of different ways to operate a number of different mechanical systems. And the energy is unlimited, okay? But remember something that the Fed is what buried this, the ring knockers, all these terms are what buried it because once this technology would be on the shelf, I think the closest thing to understanding how The kind of somebody incorporated this recently the expanse and nobody really thought twice about it, but the propulsion system is a is a pellet fusion system. There's a couple of episodes where they're trying to use it in this null space area where the. where the alien thing has basically got control of the environment, the blue goo, okay? And what happens is all of a sudden the laws of physics don't apply, because they're trying to start the unit up, won't start. And they go through and drop another, they're actually using the procedure that I just described that I saw, what, 40 years ago? I mean, I was a part of it. I could have easily walked into that job, disappeared, and I've been doing that probably most of my life. because it was a really interesting subject totally related to, well, if we have fusion, we got space propulsion. Lo and behold, they all know that. But here's the thing, it's 70s and early 80s technology again. This is not new. And even the basis for that goes back to the 50s. They knew about it. And they were, it was made to disappear. So it's not that it wouldn't work. And it's not, and it should not and would not replace all of the other technologies. This is the S9 part about the stupid. Well, they do this for control. That's why they're limiting fusion for control. You could have fusion engines that would be the size of a small car engine. And yes, that's what would run everything. The whole package would be the size of a slant six or a V8 engine, a small block V8. That technology is easily foreseen. It was easily imagined. and it could be applied in a number of different ways. Now, remember, here's the thing. Sounds good, but it's not just the pellet that had required specialized materials. Because of the nature of the amount of energy being applied, think more beyond diesel in terms of power. And diesels are a very different package, even though they're a sister. diesels and gas in petroleum, or forgive me, combustion engines, regular combustion gas, combustion engines, two different worlds. You can live in both. We have both parallels side by side and one has not done away with the other, has it? In fact, it originally was the idea, oh, you know, diesel, they're going to completely replace gasoline. Well, they didn't. Now there's another reason because within the world of petroleum products, POL, they play a roller coaster back and forth and they're playing this game right now. By the way, we were supposed to have a diesel shortage, remember? What happened to that? Oh, I know, I know what happened. Government stepped in and the oil company's got some compensation so everybody shut up and got their deal. That's what happened. And part of it, and I will say this still again, they're planning on a war. So the shortage with regard to diesel had to do with how much they were extracting from the inventory, the strategic inventory or the general product inventory that you and I would access or truck drivers would access. They were sliding that sideways because they have to build up a reserve in preparation for them starting World War III. They know the history and they're not stupid in that respect. There's enough people that are going to explain to them and they might buy into it. They don't care about spending your money. They'll do that in a heartbeat. So we don't have a diesel issue for the moment. But fusion, the problem is also that remember while it is a simple, none of these technologies are that grossly over complicated. One of the things that enhances management is a thing that is newer, but still not really new because we had microprocessors in the 70s and we had microprocessors in the early 80s. But we have improvements which were logical next step, next step, public access doubling of capacities. Anybody ever notice this? That all they've done every time we have a new and innovative computer, all they do is double the capacity. How does that happen? What's involved with the math on that? I understand the mechanics of it. I also know the math. I understand what they're doing. The part of it is also being able to sell a product, creating a fiction, when in reality you could expand to that higher level of technology very quickly. But on the other hand, if you market properly, you can keep telling people to come back and get a new car. Oh, I'm sorry, come back and get a new computer. Is it any different the way they sold the product? The same bullshit with computers that they've been doing with cars forever. Now there's a few things that have improved with cars mechanically, just like everything else. If you come up with a fusion system, you're going to run it. When you run a fusion system or any mechanical system, you're then going to run it in service and find out where you have a weak spot with long-term real world operation. This is where the rubber meets the road. You can come up with a design. You can do all of even the traditional American mechanical research of the prototype, not computer graphics. That's worthless. You need to build it. You need to see it. You need to run it to what's called destruction. And you need to identify what was the what the failure was. Now, this is why when you do prototyping, you don't do one prototype. Unless it's something incredibly goofy complicated like you see with aircraft where well they do two or three prototypes. Why? Well, they're hand built and doing something like that. It's that's like a Renaissance art project. Okay, nothing on the aircraft is standard anything. It has to be built by hand, making it with the most expensive possible example of the aircraft ever. But with lesser technology, You can build multiple prototypes. This is true with when you're doing engines and you're doing whatever. Now engines are nothing new. A car engine, for instance, every year when they come up with a new idea, they may have a new model of engine, maybe, maybe, that they'll crank out. Now, for at least a period of time, they run the same engine design, but at a certain point, they also want something to replace it that they feel supposedly is better, though I don't see how. And in fact, we have seen no real improvements mechanically with regard to automobiles in a very, very, very long time. Longevity is because of application of materials. In other words, where I used to get 110, 120,000 miles out of a car, and after that, she was long on the tooth, we're now looking at 200 and 300 more thousand miles. Hell, it's easy to get half a million miles out of a car rather than buy a new one. If you're smart and you just keep reinvesting in it, you're really better off and you'll reach that half million mile mark. especially if you just take care of it, treat it as the most expensive second to your house mechanical or durable good purchase item you have. We used to think that way before we were conditioned to throw away society. With mechanics, for instance, here's the thing about fusion. Initially, you're going to have a problem because at some point the system is going to have a failure that you can only discover from use. You can't find out by computer study and even prototyping won't tell you everything that you need to know about mechanical operation of a system, especially a virgin system. Do we have a lot of fusion generators running right now or fusion engines? Well, not really. So we have to build an alpha model. The alpha model has to run. It runs for a period of time and all of a sudden something goes into brain fart. The thermocatic flow dad all of a sudden plugs up and we have a rupture of a directional vessel or something that is critical to maintaining operation. The thing, it shuts down. So we have now, we stop. We look at, we have not one, but we have three, four, five, 10 examples of that with an alpha production model. And we look at it and we go, okay, now we can see that we have a stress issue. Very quickly, there will be an M6A1 model. After a while, there'll probably be an A2 model. Why? Well, we found that thermokinetic flow dad should have had a 45 degree angle to it. We should have reinforced the material on that side with some kind of casting bars or frames or reserve. And by the way, we're talking small components. We're not talking stuff the size of your house. We're talking, if I want to get it so I can make it usable, then I have to beef it up. And by the way, what I just described is what we've talked about many times. This is what Edison did. When Edison built the Edison battery, okay, one of the finest batteries on the planet even to this day for design. What did he do? Well, he wasn't exactly in the space age, but what they did is they built the battery. He walked now, think about this. You're thinking, you know, this is what he was looking for was rugged and durability. So after they built it and they put all the components together, He picked the battery up. He walked over up the stairs to the first flight of stairs, put his hand out the window and dropped the battery out the, well actually both hands, dropped the battery out the window. What? He dropped the battery out the window and it broke. Now the battery didn't shatter and break open, but a component broke. And he will put it back together. First of all, he took it apart, looked at it, well what failed there? Wow, looks like that was, you know, it fractured here and here where there are two connections. Okay, beef that up. I want that to be heavier. I want to figure out what material we can use. It's going to be a little more, you know, can handle a more rugged strike like that. So they built him another one. What did he do with the sec? Well, with more than the second one, but the third, fourth one. What did he do with the next one after they built the new and improved model and they got everything on it. Walked over to the steam stairway, went to the second floor. and threw the battery out the window. This is crude. Yeah, but what was he doing? Okay, it's the least likely thing that would happen. But he was demonstrating he applied a certain amount of energy. The design bounced. It broke. Then he took it back inside and they looked at it, evaluated where it needed to be reinforced or how they could prevent a failure based on that. And they built the next model. And when they built the model that Edison liked, that's the one they sold. What did he get a product where it would go into the rail industry went into telegraph he literally Powered the telegraph is what it comes down to he came up with a battery that was used right up until even now and There are still pods of those Edison batteries all over the country in backwater places That every once in a while somebody discovers and if they're smart they keep them because you can rebuild them forever Well, that's what the fusion motor would work. It would work if it was properly developed. Granted, if you decided that the new Mark 6 was better than your old Mark 1, you might decide to, you know, sell it to the scrapper or more likely sell it to a marketeer because you'll get some money for it because somebody else doesn't have a fusion motor. But you have one and you want the newer one. This is how a progressive infrastructure of models and designs develops. How well they're maintained is determined by serviceability. How reliable are they? Amazingly enough, let me point something out. How many Model Ts and Model A's are still hanging around out there, guys? How many are down the road from you? I would say that, seriously, if you were to think, yeah, you know, there's about three or four people in town that have Model A's or Model T's. How old is that engine? Now granted they probably didn't pop wheelies with it and you know and drag race with the thing But the thing has probably been in service for the whole time since it was built and that's an internal combustion engine designed to run off gasoline When was it built on the well, let's think about this It was built on the in the age or the edge of the horse and buggy era So we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that we could produce a modern propulsion system if we based it not upon all of the more sophisticated hype technology that we applied to the present motor. But if I virtually, if I was in post-Pocky clips and I had, let's say past World War III, let's say that they get what they want, the nukes fly, and we get a kind of really bad world afterwards. But there's a lot of stuff that survives. Now, what would you build? How far would you have to peel back the technology to copy exactly what was done? Well, let me give you a hint. Mr. Ford went with with course crude technology, but still refined where it needed to be. Kind of like when I talked to you about building weapons systems. Okay, so that could easily be copied. But if I had to I could go back. How about the steam power? Interestingly enough, steam power is probably more intricate and dangerous than fusion would be if it was properly applied. Fusion isn't going to happen. You don't have to worry about residual radiation now. Now, let me add something to that. The area where more testing I would make mandatory would be to determine what type of residual radio slash radiation fields are generated by a fusion generator. All of the conventional fears were surveyed and tested with working models of the fusion systems that were available. And they were not of the same family as fissionable reactors, which is why every system of fusion is much safer. However, every system produces some harmonic activity in the radio spectrum range up and down the scale. It can be down in the basement or it can be up in ultra high frequency. It can be anywhere in between. It can be also in the dirty bands, which are dangerous. And so that is what you're looking for. That is what you want to test. That is what you need to observe. Beyond that, eventually it would be simpler. It would be easier and simpler and it would be even more modular. than a conventional internal combustion engine made at this time. Or for that matter, made for the last 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years. Because we have actually some pretty sophisticated engines out there. Or compare it to, it's more sophisticated than a car engine, less sophisticated than a jet engine. But what would restrict it is immediately federal regulation, needless to say. So you have the same problems with maintaining the system, which is why it would not be economical would be because of government burden. Not because it was a not a good idea, but because intentional government burden would be put upon it to prevent you from having it. To prevent it from being easily maintained or personally maintained and put into service. In other words, it's why a lot of aircraft don't fly very much. You know, the cost of maintenance is on aircraft, on a plane. It ain't the razor, it's the blades, kids. You can buy aircraft out there right now, which we've been doing quietly. There's a lot of planes out there for a few thousand dollars, and they really aren't bad aircraft, and they're not outdated, and they're not really going to fall out of the sky. But in order to get them properly, quote, unquote, certified, put brackets on that. and get a squeeze on the butt, a pad on the head for properly doing everything that needs to be done. Oh God, it's more than the cost of several aircraft. And that's how they regulate us to the point where we are in stagnation with regard to all technology because it eradicates their greatest fear, which is that we will be free. That we would actually be free. And we learned it years ago. We shot their ass down and got rid of them. And we got free for a while. Well, we ain't free no more. Go ahead, Cole. I'm sorry. Yeah, thanks, Mark. You said free. And I had a I got an update on Ronald Strasser. He went to court today. This is his second or third visit now. And since he's been back to the county. And they still have that, you know, public pretender that he's removed twice. And they wouldn't let him speak. And now today they piled on more charges. They're now charging him with some kind of illegal weapons. and growing marijuana in California. And now apparently there's a warrant out for his son, Brandon, where he was living. And, you know, this was since June 22nd. And did you receive an email at that? I had Rod. e-mail you a five page document that a gentleman, Charlie Daniels, I don't know if it says that anywhere on it, but to your liberty at provide.net. I don't know if you've got it. I haven't seen it so far, but that doesn't mean it isn't there. I have to go through. I've got about a thousand some-out e-mails right there. Sure. It would have been a few days ago. But there was a five page document that this gentleman, Charlie Daniels in Colorado produced and it's been served on the House Judiciary Committee, the DOJ and the court. that you know, Ronald's dealing with. And Charlie said he's gotten over 400 people released from every single thing they've been accused of with that document. And he's very successful. This is his claim. So Rod filed that on behalf of Ronald. And the DOJ received it today. The court should have received it today. He didn't mention the House Judiciary Committee, but he did send everything registered, return receipt. And anyway, that's the update I got so far. And he's supposed to be calling Rod this evening. Give us more info. So That's all very good. I appreciate that I was wondering if we're gonna hear anything. No, that'd be well before Christmas So he still he's he's still locked up. No. Okay. They've got all these charges, but no bond Nothing. No, but zero bond broad called called the jail or the court or something and wanted to know about bond or bail. And they said, no, zero bail, zero bond. And he said, well, the judge decided that there would be no bond on Ronald. So I don't know what kind of games they're playing here. But now again, and I asked Rod, what do you mean what weapon, what kind of weapon? They're saying some assault weapons, maybe more than one. And obviously they're reaching now. Cuz this is all brand new stuff since June 22nd. I don't get it. How can they come up with this crap? Well, rule number one, I mean, just flat out fabrication is not uncommon. It sounds like this court. and the prostitute or and the area is used to its it's similar to a case that we covered extensively up in the Dakotas. I mean literally they lie. Not kind of sort of and people always have their different epiphanies on this as they experience it. But the logic is it was most only be here. Now they these there are little duchies of criminal minds. that have gravitated to government. They're rubbing each other's bung hole. They're usually in the same little pack. They're into everything from, and I'm talking about government, they're into everything from drugs to pedophilia to queerism. They're their own little clique. We had one in Livingston County. They would get bare butt naked in the back of their cars, right virtually anywhere around Brighton, Michigan. Well, they were attacking a church and so the church everybody just agreed to go Watch the other side and lo and behold they ended up taking pictures of their You know stripping bare-ass naked just like Janet Reno got caught three four times doing the same thing underage girls kids all kinds of wicked stuff and It's it's When they get away with it, it just gets to be worse. And of course, this reflects also on how they operate within the court, how the prostitute or operates in here cooperates with the fudge slash the fudge packer, a judge, whatever you want to call it. And the game is repeated ad nauseam and they get arrogant. And it's reflected also in the departments and agencies that are operational in the area. Sheriff's departments are no different. The same kind of issues with them. Repeat, repeat, repeat. Good people don't gravitate to the positions of control. It's typically the criminal and the criminally minded or fellow travelers that do. That's just all there is to it. Now, that doesn't mean that proper administrative paperwork can apply. But remember, they're used to the idea of just rolling over and ignoring everything. This is the problem with the Admiralty Court, which again arbitrary and capricious. As I've said, but the fact that they, what I'd like to see is, okay, well, okay, how many charges they have on him now? Any idea? How many different things are they stacked on? The original charge of attempted arson and then now, that was the only charge. And now they're adding this weapons and growing marijuana. And it's not illegal to grow marijuana in California. So I don't know. What the hell? Are they grasping at straws? Because now, because of whatever wheels got are in motion from your side and our side. You know, is that what they're... And now what about the SAFETY Act? Is that taking effect January 3rd in California with no, you know, no detention? I've tried to have Rod pull that up, but he's finding the Illinois one, but I thought it was in 21 states, including California and New York. Didn't we talk about that on your call? Right. Well, that's another thing. Well, it may be arbitrarily enforced in that maybe he's not dark enough. You know what I mean? In other words, if you were black or Hispanic, you'd be out on your ear so fast you wouldn't know it happened. But because he's, you know, white, that in and of itself, well with regard to the agenda, if you take a look at where are you in Comi-land, California. Now the other thing to remember is the idea behind, since they probably again have a very, you know, anytime they stack a rack. They have a very weak if no if non-existent case and the idea is you keep adding more on this has been the norm because they do not want to have to go to trial and So they're trying to get a plea marker They're trying to get a response and for someone to surrender themselves You know for a percentage of what is a loss as opposed to well look we can do this and this and this to you You see how that works. In other words, they weren't stacking before under the logic that you just all you surrender. You just surrender. Most people still make a deal, maybe even just down the attempted arson, which by the way, that is a remember this. There's nothing about this. The attempted arson, I guarantee is rated as or arson. Arson is a violent crime. And remember, that's the scam they pulled with the well, we could take all your rights away because you know, it's a violent crime. Well attempted arson which is kind of like some you know attempted arson. Well, it's either arson or it's not arson Okay, so what is attempted arson? Makes no setting of itself. I mean I read a message Right. I understand what their scam is but it's like because what we can always have a lesser charge Well, it's either arson or it's not arson. No matter how you look at it You either got the fire going or you don't have a fire going period And even if you're in the process, I mean, in this case, well, no, because there's so many elements of this story from the beginning where if you're coming in and listening to your new listener, it would take time. You have to go back to our archives, go into the programs you've done, and watch for anywhere we've had. Ronald's case brought forward down the air because it takes time to go through. However, the fact that they've added other charges out of the blue And before they had to charge his son? Correct. All of a sudden now a warrant for his son for an illegal weapons charge on him. It's just a distraction. It's just like, okay, they said I'm on fire in the hospital. Okay, so this is just a hypothetical thing. But they sit in the hospital next thing. Oh my gosh, you know what? You have liver cancer. Okay, so we're gonna take out your liver while you're in your, okay, oh, thank you so much. And so now he's sitting in recovery. Next thing, oh, guess what? His feet fell off. Oh no, we're gonna take out his feet. No, it's just one thing after another. He's pounding another and another and another. It's just a distraction. Horrible, horrible. Well, in this case, again, they waited this whole time. This means that bringing coming back into the court, they were trying, they were told to come up with something and throw more mud. That's what it comes down to. Right. And that is December. We're at the end of it. We're at the end of the year. This is six months later. Yeah. And all of a sudden we able to pull these out of here. We'll pull this out of our bun hole. So it's typical for one of the, it's a, the collusion between the prostitute and the judge to try and press the case. Remember the Erwin Rommel School of Law, right? The court is the battlefield, the judge, an enemy general, the prosecutor, an enemy officer, your personal defense attorney, an enemy spy. That's how it works. Now, there's a whole group out there. Remember, they look up the Erwin Rommel School of Law. There's a lot of work that applies, or I should say, there are a lot of techniques that were developed by that particular group that can be effectively used in the case that you're dealing with. But there's a lot of other people that have been helping, and they may already have affiliation or are familiar with overlapping most everything that everybody else eventually discovers when it comes to dealing with Admiralty Law. So since we're not dealing with common law here, remember this is specifically working in the Admiralty Court. So that's the people that if you're going to apply their science, then you need the people who have worked in the and studied in that theater. And that's what you get. So what you're looking for is a solution unless those other people who have recommended solutions are. pulling you from the court and stepping forward with demonstrations of why it is that the court is not legitimate and cannot operate against you. That's why in many cases people say, well, we've used this action and we've freed 14, 1600 or a couple thousand people. Typically what it is is they've come in and they've extracted the person, they've demonstrated that you have a working knowledge or you're associated with through the filing, with having the working knowledge of the actual function of the court. And it's the old story that as we've said many times, there's a trap, there's a trap door, but there's an escape hatch. And it's right there in front of you. They don't even conceal it. It's just you have to find it. When you find it, you have to apply it. When you apply it, they have to acknowledge it. But if you do none of the above, then you're trapped in the room with a hatch and access way, a door out right in front of you. But because you continue to operate, in their venue and under their guise, then you are trapped within a very narrow, narrow corridor with all the energy applied by them. So anyway, well, we got an idea what's going on. We're almost to the top here. Anything else before we go? No, that's it. Thanks, Mark. Appreciate you. Thank you for the update. Appreciate that. Keep us apprised if anybody else is listening. Is there a contact point right now? As far as what? If anybody wants to share information, best recommended choice. Yeah, I guess Oregon justice for all. Let me double check that. I'll come back up at 8 o'clock hour and and give that email address. That's his friend, Rod, in Oregon. I'll see if I can pull that up before. I don't know what time it is there. I can't see, read the clock. Very good. Okay. If I don't get it in now, I'll bring it up on the, are we having a, is that doing the call after this? It's doing militia town hall. Guys, again, there's going to be live programming for the next hour and then we'll be back at eight o'clock. Okay, everybody stays tuned. You can very good. Well, you can bring it up during the militia town hall. So wouldn't hurt. It's another place where it'll be benchmarked. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate that. And guys, we are at the top for everybody out there. It's cold wintery day outside. Everything. Yes. Temperature. Went into the basement. I've got all my Arctic gear out, but I like I said, it's Michigan Wow, this is a surprise. It's like nothing we've ever seen before. Yeah, I have I've seen it all my life in Michigan Differences. I just had pull pull the gear on. In fact, the Mickey Mouse would sit by the door all year round What you're gonna use them in the middle of summer. No, I'm just lazy. I mean by the door They're heavy. Okay. But you know, you slip them on right away. You don't have to worry about your feet freezing while you're out there in this subzero weather that we got with the wind chill factor. But since we got critters to take care of and things still to keep working on. And by the way, if you are smart, you're in the weather zone that's getting hit with this. You want to go out during the day before you go to bed, maybe even or while you're listening to the program, maybe do it that way. Start the vehicles up, let them run for a period of time. and shut them down again. You want to make sure your vehicles are all up. The subzero that is hard on the machinery and especially on your electronics, batteries and other other equipment on board slows or just becomes not really functional. That's the one thing about extreme cold. There's a reason the military made things so simple with regard to transportation equipment for world conflict. because you can be in a tropical rainforest one minute subzero weather a few days later if they ship your ass to another place you don't want to go. And then on top of that, they can send you right back to a dryer in a popcorn fart desert. And the equipment has to operate in all of the above. So just something to think about. That's why military junk is, that's the one thing about used to be nowadays, and I don't do so much. Now it's just a commercial vehicle, it has the same problems yours does. But the originally it was standalone design with very specific and very rigid guidelines for production. Anyway, we're at the top should be hearing the music here like right now. Because we are headed. It's Oregon. God bless the Republic. Death in the new world order. We shall prevail. Ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the run. And we are. You know, I'll be home for Christmas. Merry Christmas, everybody. Keep doing that. The enemy hates it. They hate Christianity. They hate your people. You know, they just hate everything, including themselves. We're just out of all. God bless. We'll be back in an hour. Meanwhile, don't touch that dial. And we're coming up with Alicia Towneau. Bye-bye. 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, the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent. Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught. According to the state, you read about the current news in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken this number. You've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm And keep our country deep in debt put men of God in jail harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevailed 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? In Congress July 4th 1776 the unanimous declaration of the 13 United States of America When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitled them a decent respect to the Opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impelled them to the separation We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such forms, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness. Prudence indeed will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes. And accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are separable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and use of patients pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism It is their right. It is their duty to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security Such has been the patient's sufferance of these colonies And such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world. He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. He has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained and when so suspended he has utterly neglected to attend to them. He has refused to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people. Unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature. A right, inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only. He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures. He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, reposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people. He has refused for a long time after such dissolutions to cause others to be elected. whereby the legislative powers, incapable of annihilation, have returned to the people at large for their exercise, the state remaining in the meantime exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without and convulsions within. He has endeavored to prevent the population of these states, for that purpose obstructing the laws of naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither, and raising the conditions of new appropriations of lands. He has obstructed the administration of justice by refusing his assent to laws for establishing judiciary powers. He has made judges dependent on his will alone for the tenure of their offices and the amount and payment of their salaries. He has erected a multitude of new offices and sent hither swarms of offices to harass our people and eat out their substance. He has kept among us in times of peace standing armies without the consent of our legislatures. He has affected to render the military independent of and superior to the civil power. He is combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution and unacknowledged by our laws giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation for quartering large bodies of armed troops among us for protecting them by a mock trial. From punishment for any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states. For cutting off our trade with all parts of the world. For imposing taxes on us without our consent. For depriving us in many cases of the benefits of trial by jury. For transporting us beyond seas to be tried for pretended offenses. for abolishing the free system of English laws in a neighboring province establishing therein an arbitrary government and enlarging its boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing the same absolute rule into these colonies. For taking away our charters, abolishing our most valuable laws and altering fundamentally the forms of our governments. For suspending our own legislatures and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever. He has abdicated government here by declaring us out of his protection and waging war against us. He has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people. He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign mercenaries to complete the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of cruelty and perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. He has constrained our fellow citizens taken captive on the high seas to bear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their friends and brethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. He has excited domestic insurrections among us. and is endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers the merciless Indian savages whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions. In every stage of these oppressions we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms. Our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A prince. Whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people Nor have we been wanting an attention to our British brethren We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantedable jurisdiction over us We've reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity And we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deft to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must therefore acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our separation and hold them as we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war. in peace, friends. We therefore, the representatives of the United States of America, in general Congress, assembled, appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies. solemnly publish and declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is and ought to be totally dissolved and that as free and independent states they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all of the acts and things which independent states may of right do. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. For the militia town hall meeting here on the Grady Tree Radio, I'm at the AK-47. We're starting a little bit late there because I played visitor from the past and again by mistake. If you're wondering what happened there, yeah, I had it in the playlist and it just was out of sequence. But hey, that's okay. We are up live. It is the Friday before Christmas, as dad said, the Eve before Christmas Eve. I know we got the guys out there in California with the BSes going out there. They asked a question about the bill reform act. I can't find any information on when that's going into affecting California, if it is going into affecting California. But there is this piece, California does away with cash bill for those who can't afford it. Again, the question is who decides who can't afford it. This is from NPR and the article itself actually has a read. It will read its own article. So I'm going to step back, let it do its thing. You guys can listen to it and pass this on to the people who need it. So again, this is from NPR. It's from March 29, 2021. California does away with cash bail. for those who can't afford it. Support for NPR comes from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people. In California, the state Supreme Court has ruled to end cash bail if a defendant can't afford to pay. The decision centers around the case of retired shipyard worker Kenneth Humphrey. In 2017, he was arrested and accused of stealing $7 on a bottle of cologne from his San Francisco neighbor. The court set bail at $600,000 and later reduced it to $350,000. Humphrey couldn't afford to pay that. And now the California Supreme Court has written that, quote, conditioning freedom solely on whether an arrestee can afford bail is unconstitutional. Katherine Hubbard has worked on Humphrey's behalf since the case's initial filing. She's an attorney at Civil Rights Corps. Welcome to all things considered. Thank you, Marty. This case doesn't totally eliminate the cash bail system in California. Tell us what the ruling means. That's right. This decision means that presumptively innocent people in California can no longer be jailed while awaiting trial solely because they are unable to pay money bail. So that means that the trial courts of the state have to consider an individual's ability to pay and it says that they can't set bail in an amount that a person can't afford. unless they find that no other less restrictive alternative conditions of release can reasonably assure that person's appearance in court or the safety of the community. So it does allow money bail in that limited circumstance. And why did you view this as such an important issue? Well, This is an important issue because this decision should substantially reduce pretrial detention in California and that's really important because pretrial detention often has devastating consequences for a person's life. It often means loss of a job or loss of housing. It can mean loss of custody of children. And it also has demonstrable negative impacts on a person's case. We know that people detained pretrial are more likely to plead guilty, to be convicted, and to receive longer sentences than people who are free pretrial. And because money bail disproportionately affects black and brown communities, These negative impacts are concentrated on those communities. So reducing pretrial detention will have really significant impacts in terms of racial justice and ending mass incarceration. California is not the first state to move in this direction, and some have gone even farther. Illinois has abolished cash bail entirely. California being the most populous state in the U.S., do you think this indicates a national shift? I think it definitely indicates a national shift. And the legislature now has the opportunity to go even further in California towards ending pretrial detention in the way that Illinois has by completely eliminating use of money bail. And the Care First Coalition is working across the state on changes to transform this system of money bail in California. And just in our last minute, I want to ask about your client Kenneth Humphrey, who was released with electronic monitoring after a similar decision in a lower court. So he's not been in jail all this time. But what has he said about the Supreme Court decision? He's thrilled with the decision. He's such an important example of why pretrial release is so important. He has done everything the court asked of him and more while he's been on pretrial release and has had his ankle monitor removed and is a thriving member of the community and is just so proud to have his name on this important case. So he's thrilled and we're thrilled for him. That's Catherine Hubbard, an attorney at Civil Rights Court. Thank you for speaking with us. You're welcome. Thanks. And now more from NPR. No, no, we're not from NPR. Again, that was audio off of the NPR website. The article is California does away with cash bail for those who can't afford it. That's from March 29, 2021. I posted a link in the Discord. I also posted this other one, which is more recent. Let's pull that up again. That's when I don't have an audio file to play with it. The article is Los Angeles County Zero Policy Coming to an End, NR2220RC. Of course, Los Angeles County has a zero bail policy like New York has. And now there stepping away from that zero bail policy because they've seen, they've let the damage be done so they could grab other things that otherwise wouldn't have been acceptable. So like in New York, the gun band and everything that's going on there, and of course now they're trying to get rid of the zero bail bond thing in New York. The one that they've made really public trying to push it is the burglary of Robert De Niro's house. before Christmas where the suspect who they knew was a burglar. Okay, she had burgled several houses before. She had been arrested seven times before Robert De Niro's house was the eighth house that she broke into. The information that I have is that he was asleep, but there are other sources that say that he was awake and watched her rifling through his gifts, you know, under the Christmas tree. But that's neither here nor there. It's this zero bail policy that they've had in these areas that have caused these problems. And since they're wanting to get away from that one of the people again i get i don't i don't think the uh... i do not think that the uh... no cash bail like dad said it's you're not right he's not our uh... our friend is behind the wire there is not the right skin color i had to listen to the constant they they suppose that civil rights lawyer uh... at talk about the ruling and what it's for It's not for white people. It's only for brown and black skinned individuals. We're not the ones wording it that way. They are. So yeah, take a look at the way they are segregating and changing the laws, especially when it comes to this stuff where they want to release people that are known criminals back out onto the street. Yeah, and all you got to do is go to NPR, go to that article that I posted a link for, hit play on the radio piece that goes along with it, and you can listen to the civil rights lawyer right there tell you it's not for you. So I wouldn't hold, I seriously would not hold my breath on that. You could try to. But yeah, it's just be interesting. We live in interesting times, it's crazy. Let's see. We've got a lot of people in the call online. I don't know. Let me make sure Think I can hear people if they come up and the call line is open If you want to join us on air right now, you can start six time mute yourself. Come on up I think our friend in the thumb is there with some information who's trying to give out in the At the end of the intelligence report and if you want to come up and do that you are more than welcome to friend I add that's Dave Thank you. You heard what I played right from NPR. You know, I was bringing in Firewood. I heard most of it. But yeah, this is. And that's already in play. That's been in place since 2001. That's not coming up into play. If you can't afford bail, you don't have to pay it as long as you're black or brown skin. See, I don't think that's different from the safety act though, isn't it? I don't know. It sounds like it's the same thing. And California is usually one of the ones that do the pilot program. Although I also posted another article on San Francisco County, which has already got zero bail going on. They're getting rid of theirs. It's on the way out. It says, let's see. This is from August 2022. Los Angeles County zero bail policy coming to an end. But I don't think he's in Los Angeles County, is he? No, he's in the county jail is Lake County. But he has he has no, you know, the judge won't even let him bail out or bond out. It's zero. No, no bond available because he's so hard. Part of the reason that they can argue that is, like dad said, they charged him with arson, which becomes a violent crime, which with the zero bail policy, well not zero bail policy, but the other policy that's already in place in California. Let me pull up the thing again so I can get the name of it. the cash. Let's see, California does away with cash bail for those who can't afford it. Okay, if he couldn't afford it, he would apply except for their in that what they already have established is for violent crimes. You do have cash bail, which is one of the things that they were talking about. But again, you know, the the attorney made sure that she was clear that this was not for you. You know, that wouldn't apply to him anyway, because he's like dad jokingly said he's not the right skin color. He literally say it's not for you. He's blonde hair, blue eyed. Yeah, yeah, it wouldn't be for him. No, that's right. Well, I do have contact info for his buddy Rod in Oregon, and he's doing a lot of the paperwork for him. I'm just trying to be a connector. So it's Oregon justice for all at protonmail.com. Oregon justice for all at protonmail.com. One more time. Oregon justice for all at protonmail.com. That's Rod. in Oregon and he'll be the contact info or the contact person for Ronald K. Strauser. Protonmail, huh? That's a unique provider. I haven't heard that before. Really? You've never heard of Protonmail? No, I have not heard of Pro... Well, Provide.net is another unique one. It depends on what part of the country you're in, like individual I don't know, I haven't heard of that when I was up in Michigan before. And I haven't heard of it down here, ProtonMail. So, hi. Okay. I think it's out of Switzerland. You need addresses are good, you know, and make them more memorable. So, OregonJusticeForAll at ProtonMail.com. That's OregonJusticeForAll at ProtonMail.com. And this is the individual who's helping with his case. Correct. His name is Rod Sousa. Rod Sousa. Okay. And I know you gave it out here, but I'm sure Dad will want you to give it out again on the 8 o'clock hour. Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate you. You're welcome. I'm more than willing to help as best I can. I look up information too. I was really hoping that getting ahold of an advocate for him when he was in the medical system part of the incarceration system was going to help, but we know, hey. you call that number that they tell you to call and you get nothing. It's classic bureaucracy. They tell you to call that number only so you call that number and they tell you we can't help you. Right. My thing is, is like, okay, if you can't help me, can you direct me to what department is supposed to help me? Because according to this paperwork, you're the ones who are supposed to be able to help me. Yeah, it's a it's a it's an insane clown world It sucks to be in the situation that he's in The new charges are interesting again. I Seems like they're flinging mud, you know As far as his as far as his son go do we know what situation he's in right now? Have they come after him? We know that they have a warrant for him now. That's what Ronald was told apparently, and they must have mentioned it in court. And so Rod reached out to, you know, the son and he was not able to get ahold of him. So, well, we can't you don't have to give his name out on the air. But if you know the son's name, I would do a search with the California Department of Corrections and see if they picked him up. You should be able to get a prisoner number or something that way. All right. And that would be information that it would be nice to have if we haven't talked to the sun directly. Also, you should be able to find out by going through the California Department of Corrections, there may be a cost on it, but you should be able to find out if there actually is a warrant out on him, or if it is just bullshit, excuse my language, I'm gonna say bullshit, that they're using to scare him into a plea bargain, which they do. These S.O.B.s lie. They lie. They will lie to you. Even in court, to an extent, they'll lie. But they're a little more honest in court because they know that stuff can come back to bite them. But whenever they're talking to you personally or they're talking to your lawyer, they lie. They lie to get you to, as we said, they're trying to get him to come up with a plea bargain. Yeah, that's why they've all of a sudden they dumped as much stuff. Look, we're gonna throw this out at you. What will you admit to that way? We don't charge you with what you think is the worst thing. That's what they've done. I'm familiar with the Supreme Court case, Briscoe versus LaHoo. I'm not familiar with that one. I'm not directly familiar with that one. I probably am familiar with it, but not be named. Well, lift that one up. It says that the cops are allowed to lie on the stand. Yeah, they're allowed to purchase themselves at points and go towards a conviction. It gives them perjury immunity. There's been a few rulings like that. I'm aware of that one. Okay. Yep. Let's see. There was more I could do. I know it's Christmas Eve. I mean, we're literally right on the weekend. So there's not a lot that we're going to be able to do tonight, but we can try. to get the ball rolling. Like I said, definitely. We want to find out about the son. If he's been picked up, if there is actually a warrant out for his arrest or if this is just a scare tactic and. Yeah, good point. I will have Rod. Look at that this evening. Yeah, the department. I'm pretty sure it's still the Department of Corrections in California. You know you do a search for prisoners, prisoners name. If they picked him up, there should be a prisoner file for him unless they've got him as a category 11, they might have him stashed somewhere on the record. Or if the other thing would be the county that the son lives in, see if they arrested him there. I'm not sure. I think you've got to look through the sheriff's department for that though, for like county lockup records. You gotta go to the county sheriff's seat and go through their website to see if there's a prisoner by that name in there. It's different than the state level. So that's up to those you another venue. You guys may look at to see if there's actually anything there, but if you just do a quick background check with the state to see if there is any and that's where it's going to cost you a little bit of money. But just the son's name. See if there actually is a warrant out for his arrest. see if he's been picked up or arrested recently, like, you know, like while we're talking right now, see if in that window of time they made a move on the son. Because while he was, I mean, when was the last time somebody talked to his son? I'm not aware of that. Yeah, see, they might have made a move on him while he was in holding with the county or at the mental facility if they were working this angle because one of the things that they will do is they will attack family members. They've probably if they have moved on the sun, this is what they've done. They in fact, they mentioned weapon charges on the sun, right? That was what they mentioned in court. I guarantee you what they've done with his son is the same thing that they've done with him. There's all these charges that have been thrown out on the table towards him. And they'll be willing to cut a deal with him if he testifies against his dad. They'll be willing to make it if he if he is in lockup right now. Unfortunately, I'm going to say that that's the BS is going to happen. Figure walking through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat. And speaking low to me, he said, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave.