April 18, 2023
Evening Show
Complete
Radio Episode
2023
▶ Audio Player
Summary
Mark Koernke discussed Michigan politics and Governor Whitmer's unpopularity, Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions, and upcoming political meetings. He reviewed Jared from Guns and Gadgets' video on House Joint Resolution 44 (a Second Amendment protection measure scheduled for House Judiciary Committee markup on April 19), and extensively critiqued major beer companies (Budweiser, Coors) for CIA involvement and woke corporate practices, promoting Yuengling as a patriotic alternative. The show covered preparedness topics including antibiotics availability, radio equipment maintenance and testing procedures for community groups, food storage strategies, and propane refrigerators. Callers discussed Australian mRNA cattle vaccines, food supply attacks, and economic collapse concerns.
- second amendment
- house joint resolution 44
- michigan militia
- whitmer
- budweiser
- coors
- yuengling
- cia
- preparedness
- antibiotics
- cb radio
- propane refrigerator
- food storage
- sanctuary resolution
- guns and gadgets
- mRNA vaccines
Transcript
Click a timestamp to jump
Loading transcript...
Let it grow, eat it with our devotion.
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'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 and 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 freedom for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave?
O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic in each God-given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame.
For even now as tyrants trampled each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Dilled the land of the this is the intelligence report. We got mark on the line, but mark we are not Receiving any audio from you. So let's see if we can
I'm not hearing you. I can see that. There's something on the meter, but it went away. Okay Mark, hopefully we'll get him back shortly.
Um, so, um, in communication, how many problems with communication? Um, let's see, hopefully we've got Mark back here real quick. Mark? 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. This is rather strange. I could hear you. You couldn't hear me. Uh, nothing was muted in any of the system.
And then it did a funny thing with the, well, what it read out. So we're probably getting irradiated or microwaved with some other garbage. It's the 21st century plus planet Krapu and the excrement that make up the government are going to stumble up things every way they can. So it's part of actually just the just the taking you guys for me. I'm used to this. You ever been a military radio operator? I mean, come on.
This is pretty good. This is pretty good signal by comparison what happens to you when you're in the field half the time. Trust me. So we should have Edward there. One, two, three. Let's confirm. Because he did hear me. I think you're hearing me now. Two. And one and a two. And the bubble machine seems to be working. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. First hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Courtney.
Yes, we are hearing you now loud and clear. Very good. One day closure victory for all of our brothers and sisters both behind the lines in occupied territories. South, Northwest, West and Northeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on...
www.libertingtreeradio.4mg.com. Libertytreeradio.org. And we're on satellite. So how all of our friends out there, British Marine, wherever you are on the planet, a period of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is, well, it's Tuesday, communications Tuesday. It is the 18th of April. It is the
15th year of open obvious and in your face Fabian the socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2023 older calendar 2023 battle for the Republic the dance of swords It's been a busy day. Although again total shift even as we speak you'll probably darken again, but
Gray and blood in the morning to a degree with a little bit of mixed moisture. In fact, we have little beads of high elevation, the sleety snow, almost hail, in all the planters and such outside. And of course, that's all long gone and we have sunshine with some cloud, mixed cloud cover. But again, what's Michigan? 15 minutes from now while I'm doing the program, we'll have the next storm roll in.
It's springtime in Michigan, of course. Much of the stuff going on in Lansing, Michigan with Greg Shitmer, the cross-dressing male with the shimmer face that they call the governor. Both that and the Lesbo, all the Lesbos are really pissed because apparently people aren't showing them a whole lot of respect. But the Lesbo,
Attorney general that looks like a hawk nose You know I am I don't know rat from Tel Aviv probably from Haifa though all of those them are upset because everybody's pretty well put them on the mark now and Nobody's being kind about them. In fact, it's interesting and made enemies him in both the
Kennedy Democrat circles and in the the new Republican this is the fourth wave of new Republican I've seen in Michigan so I'm not holding my breath on that but we'll see it it just means it's the latest bunch of Republicans who think it's serious will you know basically piss their pants defecate their spine out their bong hole like a meatzata phone and then all of a sudden won't know what to do because well people supporting us well when you don't know how to hold your crown or hold your mud again
and you defecate your drawers every time somebody like your enemy just says something nasty, people get really tired of that. So either way, both groups, the, again, the cross-dressing male in Lansing, Greg Shittmer, the guy that they're trying to call a female, has been doing all kinds of wicked stuff the last couple of days. Everybody's been benchmarking it. There's a whole group in Lansing now
that are recording a lot of the backstage stuff and sharing it all over the state inside the political sphere. And especially some of the comments made. Well, you know how they baffle you with BS when they're in front of you, but then they just backstabbed the hell out of you. Otherwise, well, that's just indicative rats up there in Lansing are like that across the board. And the beautiful thing is he just knows how to shut their face.
And I hope they just need to keep doing what they're doing. There's people that before were not quite as, let's just say, up in arms, but with I'm concerned, now they're up in arms. It is fantastic. The pitchforks and the torches are coming out from every direction, including a few counties. We had two counties that have been, now we'll say tough to crack, because we knew that the major metropolitan areas are worthless turd areas, right?
But it is interesting the number of people that have come forward and asked for coordination or help with the sanctuary resolution resolve Second Amendment Township work and what we're doing is we're tightening the noose on the three biggest cities in the
in Michigan that are for the most part, we don't even bother with them. There's a rule I've tried to teach people. It's like, you see the center areas where the enemy thinks they have control, leave it. Don't give them any indication, don't do anything. Same is true with all the rest of the operational battlefield areas where you don't want to waste your time. You're beating your head against the wall when you could be taking advantage of every minute you've got and building up manpower and resources and all the rest of the area that's available.
And everybody's been doing that. So there's a big meeting coming up also on the, by the way, on the 22nd down here, apparently in the Oakland County area. And that is, the only thing I know for sure is the 22nd. Other than that, it is one of the township and state representative groups that is getting together. These are political in-party people, already in office.
with a lot of their support people. And there's another meeting taking place up in the Saginaw area on the 22nd. Also, totally different group of politicals, but again, a combination of the new Republican teams and also money, businesses, companies. So the bad guys with especially the anti-gun stuff,
I don't know. The anti-gun stuff just, it's just another log on the fire. There's too much stuff that the twerp slash the idiots slash the lesbians, the worthless lesbian turds and leftists in hypercommunist in Lansing, they're recruiting for us. That's what it comes down to. And it's just, they're making their move like that scum sheriff's deputy said when the branch Davidians are being attacked. Are you making your move?
Yeah, well they are and everybody is pretty well Making lists taking notes checking twice making sure they're accurate And the bad guys will opening their mouths are helping us to make lists quite easily. So anyway Also, and let's do this for 15 minutes after the hour took a little bit to connect and I could hear
What was going on in the programming? Nothing was uskew here with the machinery, so it was the connect in between and or the spyware, the crappy spyware and the worthless turds that make up the rat spy system nowadays are just in the toilet people. Or just desperate to try and do something. It's like yawn. You obviously have never had a lot of, you know,
jamming going on while you're operating a backpack radio in the middle of nowhere hungry after four or five days of no food and you know kind of cross-eyed on things. I've seen that before so actually it's still pretty good even with the worst broadcasting we could have or should say you know this is broadcasting because of all the different technologies we use to link up a radio station radio network you know from multiple points of the country.
Let's do Guns N' Gadgets latest video. It is up of course and for everybody out there Guns N' Gadgets is on YouTube but also on other channels. Jared is in his new home. I believe he has completed his move and because of this, to me, I'm watching body language and demeanor. He's certainly still got to deal with all the anti-gun garbage but...
Guys he's settled into the new new bear den and he's able to focus And he doesn't have to watch his back although he got still pay attention always But you're not having to worry about the turds doing something to you in the commie state that he came from Now he's in a safe place with a lot of like-minded friends. He feels pretty good. So anyway guns and gadgets Here we go. We're gonna where I've been at a
a retreat where I got to fish and hunt and spend some great time with some true patriots who are working tirelessly to change our current status quo. A couple things have happened since then. I'm going to start getting us back on track here. I do want to address some housekeeping first, and I can't wait to tell you about what's going on. Before I jump into that, I want to thank the sponsor of today's video, and that's Lear Capital.
Last year was a terrible year for investors and predictions on the 2023 will be even worse with the upcoming recession. But what did have a really impressive year this past year was gold investments. I believe gold and silver are the safe haven assets to protect your savings and your retirement against inflation and recession. If you're interested in investing in gold, I suggest you call my friends at Lear Capital.
The team at Lear will provide helpful information about purchasing gold or converting part of your IRA or your 401K into a gold IRA. There are a lot of gold companies out there to choose from and can be confusing. I chose to do business with Lear Capital because not only are they the best around with over 25 years in business and thousands of five-star reviews, but they also have a 24-hour risk-free guarantee where you can review your investment for 24 hours before committing to it.
You can learn more at LearGG.com or call 1-800-260-5075. Thanks to Lear Capital for sponsoring this video.
Target shooting, long range shooting, some of the best shooters in the world and they don't know what's really going on behind the scenes with the Second Amendment. They don't know about the lawsuits that are being filed. They don't even know the group's filing these lawsuits. So I am humbly asking you to help us get the word out. Subscribe to Guns and Gadgets. Like the video. Share the video. Tell your friends and neighbors about what's going on and how to educate themselves about it. These videos hopefully will help with that endeavor.
So I'm going to touch on my videos real first and then I'm going to get into the crux of this good news that's coming up for tomorrow. First off, I did a video, it was Saturday morning, and it was some back and forth, some snippets of Donald Trump from the NRA convention, in which he was saying basically he was the best Second Amendment president in history. And then an ad that was run by a super PAC, and people think it's a DeSantis leaning PAC.
But that came out and just used Donald Trump's own words against him, stuff that I'd been chronicling for years, proving otherwise. And it was good back and forth, people remembered it, there were new viewers who didn't know anything about it, some people were angry about it, some people were saying I was against Trump, some people were saying I was against DeSantis. It was good conversation, but it was the truth. But unfortunately, the part of the pack that I put up had some background music to it, and somebody, whether it's the pack or YouTube,
put a copyright claim because of the music and then YouTube has a tool in which you can delete the music like delete the background and what YouTube did was delete that whole audio altogether including the talking.
I took the video down, I will re-edit it. I did put a post on my YouTube, so if people go to my YouTube, they would have seen that, but the people who don't were talking all kinds of crazy stuff of why it got removed from spaceships to control by sensors. I couldn't deal with the Trump people, which is absolutely asinine. But I'll have that back up again, and let's jump into this really, really good news.
House Joint Resolution 44, I've talked about it before. It is getting a markup vote in the House Judiciary Committee tomorrow at 10am. And I will be covering it live. I don't have all my normal equipment. I'll probably have to do it for iPads and cell phones, but I'm going to cover it live. So if you want to watch that, come back here. And I'll set it up here shortly and I'll send a message out.
You can watch that live. Now for those who don't remember, House Joint Resolution 44 is very short and very to the point and I will read it to you.
or effect. This process, guys and gals, has to go through this committee and then can be called immediately to the floor. I have a strong inkling that it's going to pass through committee tomorrow and may be called by Speaker McCarthy rather quickly. Don't know if it's going to be tomorrow, this week, or whatever, but it will be called rather quickly. It then has to go to the Senate, may or may not...
past there so we'll see but this is an important step in getting your representatives in the united states congress on record on it do they truly support the second amendment like they say or are they lying are they voting for it are they refusing to vote against it and you can remove their asses that is the goal of this now we're running out of time i'm gonna be honest with you we are running out of time but i want to give people a word of caution
There are groups out there that are still fighting. The GOA's lawsuit is next on the docket for the pistol brace rule. And I truly believe in reading it, in talking to the group itself, the members of GOA, the admin, and talking to the attorneys that are lodging the case and fighting in the court, I really believe
I can't guarantee, obviously I'm not the judge, but I really truly believe we're going to get a nationwide injunction, so please be patient. Don't think of it as a free tax stamp. It's not what it is. You are going on record and you're saying I've been violating the NFA and GCA all along. I have an unlawful SBR and please give me forgiveness of this money and please don't charge me. The ATF, if you drill down into it,
The IRS are the only ones who can forbade a tax, so that's a different video, but just know that. So please be patient is my recommendation. Don't rush out there and get a free tax stamp, because now you can't bring that gun across state lines unless you have prior approval from the government. There's a lot of things that people don't understand about SBRs or SBSs.
stay tuned for a lot of things they'll be popping off his time crunches upon us judges are go to our rating their decisions now it's gonna be a very good time but house joint resolute house joint resolution forty four uh... will be uh... marked up tomorrow in the house history committee i'm asking you all right now on a tuesday april eighteen tax day we should all be angry because today's it the day you have a final for how much money the government steals from you
Please call your pro-gun representatives in Congress. The switchboard is on the screen 202-224-3121. Tell them to stand strong, to back the Second Amendment, to stop the tyranny from the ATF, stop the weaponization of the federal government against the people, we the people, the ones
who are in control and who have power the country's just forgotten it guys and gals we're gonna do our best to remind them and we can that spirit the patriotic spirit again uh... so good news voting tomorrow ten a.m. i'll have it live on my channel i'll have uh... the ability for all of us to sit down and watch it marked up and i think this is the start this is the official start of that domino toppling that is the atf pistol brace rule and uh... there are other talk there there's more talk of other things that are coming as well and i want to wait for them to drop before i say it
Good times guys and gals. Stay tuned. A lot is going to be happening. Be safe, stay vigilant, and carry a gun to keep you, your friends, your family, your community safe. I'll see you all in my next one. Take care and thank you so much for your support of Guns and Gadgets. But seriously, with what we learned, and talking to people who are just as patriotic as you and I, have as many guns as you and I, but just do different things, they don't know.
What they don't know and it's on us to inform them. So please again subscribe to the channel. Tell your friends about it. Like the video. Share the video. Get the information out. We need to spread the word because we are going to need the rest of the people to combat what's coming. All right guys, I'll see you on the next one. Take care. I think a couple different reasons about the least of which is again settled down in the new home and
whole new set and everything so to speak utilizing the house that he moved into the way that he did you'll see that with the videos that come some already have been done from the location but you're going to see them as a standard so you'll be able to benchmark where he is by the background real quick and it's making a big difference there's a lot of weight lifted off his shoulders in the process as far as concern and worry
So pay attention, share the video wherever you can, go over to YouTube and then go over to Guns and Gadgets. And first of all, if you haven't subscribed, if you've got a YouTube account, you don't pay much attention to it, go over and use it, subscribe, give a thumbs up to every video, and that helps with whatever numbers are. It's help that you can do that doesn't cost anything. And if it doesn't do any good, oh well, don't worry about it. But if it does,
then wow, Shazam, Sergeant Carter, Shazam! But it's a freebie. It's one of those things where you don't have to do anything. Another thing on that note is, you know, I'm not going to yet too much about the the Scudweiser slash, you know, the Queer of Beers operation because the Queer of Beers hasn't been American for 10 years and
What's happened if you'll notice there's two different elements that have popped out that are trying to keep the stock up where it belongs because of investment Oh, oh, I'm sorry because of politics Yeah, one is you know good old Donald Trump jr. Hey guys, you know You don't don't don't don't don't boycott Budweiser don't boycott Budweiser mean queer wiser you mean fagobear
You mean European-sponsored faggo beer worrying about its global special social rating, etc. Piss on them. Well, what about the Clydesdales? Yeah, that's the only thing they really kept. You know, they fired all the American management that was in St. Louis, right off the bat. 1,500 American supervisors were fired when Budweiser was taken over by some skank Belgian operation, okay?
And immediately, you know, well, you can see what they hired. They hired a bunch of low-cast pieces of crap.
You got a whole bunch of punks in there that well, they got like everything in our country All the spooks and kooks are saturated into everything now. It doesn't mean that with you know Budweiser there wasn't a CIA slash or you know NSA employee or employees operating there more likely employees at any given time because
All of these businesses that were international, because more than mud, if you don't remember, more than mud has been all over the place, dude. It's just like Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola slash old CIA, another element of old CIA, operates in virtually every country on the planet, which gives them a conduit for moving material. Well, yeah, like Coca-Cola. No, like arms, assassin equipment, personnel.
concealed as fake ass employees when in reality their hit crew were murderers or they're pushing dope or they're needed to steal some children because remember at the CIA said that if they had an asset that wanted an eight year old, a bunch of eight year old little girls that well sure the CIA would provide. Well where did the CIA get those kids that they stole and gave to the pervert Politico because they wanted to buy them?
So I like what's going on. If you don't know the CEO of Bud, Brother Bud, is a spook. Well, he was CIA field operative for recruiting and intel. Actually, it's a human intelligence resource operative is what he was. If you don't know what human intelligence operations is, it's a human collection. And he didn't leave. He just was detached over to Scudweiser because
part of the globalist ring knocker spit swapping garbage going on. People don't have proper perspective on that. It came out and they made a scrub everything as quick as they could because well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well,
Hey, he's a ring knocker with the rest of them. Okay. You know, the ring got a real pretty mouth. He comes in the room and one guy flips his hand over and tap, tap, tap, tap. Well, the rest of them are supposed to tap, tap, tap, tap, tap with him showing that they're all brother bud. Well, or brother, whatever. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay. So as it is, um,
Just don't buy it. This is the one part that you know and again as an adult don't buy it again there are certain things that people do as a Mechanism that show their colors and from that point forward. I don't deal with them ever Walmart I never had a good feel for it. I told you I can count on My hands and my toes how many times I've been in Walmart
In fact, we were down in Walmart heaven a while back and lots of Walmart's in all directions. We didn't stop in a single one this last trip. And sometimes they have been, but only because like I told you, if I do go into an enemy camp, it's for one reason, to absolutely use them. Do they have something that's absolutely like discount mark down to the point where it's a giveaway? I'll clean them out.
I've done this with clothing equipment. Let's see freeze dried food. Walmart had a bunch of freeze dried food that they were marking down because of the quarter and they're probably still doing it. And so instead of it being $8 a pouch, it was $1 and $2 and $3 a pouch for
Very expensive mountain house or wise freeze-dried food and we cleaned out a couple of places While I was traveling because there were other Walmart's in line and I knew where to look went in sure enough Yep, all the same doing the same thing. Did I buy anything else? Nope? Remember years ago the third time no correction correction This is how accurate I can be on this the second time remember we went into Walmart Was down in Florida second time ever in my life
And I just happened to hit the right time, went in there and didn't have enough money with me. I actually wasn't carrying out much cash. I had to get out in Florida because my mom was ill. But we had to go into Walmart, pick something up because nobody was cooking anything. Then I went back and looked in their sporting goods section and they had pants for $3 for real tree, camouflage, 55th cotton polyester, tactical pants.
for $3 and shirts to match for $3 and hats for a dollar apiece. Although some of the hats were $3 instead of $10, but that made the hat as expensive as buying the shirt or the pants.
But anyway, I did point a bunch of people to it. A lot of you guys took advantage of that. It's been more than a few years back in the taillights now. That's the only reason I'll go to an enemy camp. And for the most part, there's not a whole lot there. And you're not saving that much of anything at Walmart, especially anymore.
There's no really super great savings making me go, wow. There haven't been quite some time. And in fact, in my case where we are here, we don't have as many Walmarts because we were shutting down Walmarts up here in Michigan before you start hearing about like Chicago shutting all Walmarts down there. And as you can see from the last three days of the riding at night for no reason whatsoever, just for the sake of destroying things.
That's why Wally World decided that they could take and fold the tent up and leave because between the rip-offs and all of the other problems they've had. Well, better to shut it off and sign it off as a loss, which is exactly what they did. And up here, for what I'd have to drive to go to wherever there's a Walmart by comparison, and the time wasted too. I'm not saving anything.
Better to buy local and small than to buy Wally World or any of these chain stores big if I can help it. And I'm very cherry pickish and selective about going there. So I cannot stress enough, like with bold and bold, that I simply won't buy any Budweiser or co-operated Budweiser products, okay? Period. I just won't.
I don't drink per se anyway. I mean, if I had to, I could have a beer. If I had to, I could have a glass of wine. It's none of those things where I've got to have one tonight, no matter what. I don't know. I feel pretty comfortable with life in general. I don't need to lose myself that way. Okay? But I can, I can if I needed to. Sure, no problem. But there's a whole billion other small little companies that might actually be pro-patriots like Coffee.
There's certain brands, I will not buy anything unless I get it for free. I will say this, for instance, I will never buy a Starbucks product. Guys, we saw Starbucks taking over. We did everything we could not to buy Starbucks when I was flying all the time, especially when it was like every three to four days or every week, you know, over a two or three day period, because we start flying on Friday and we'd be ending, you know, ending up.
Coming home by Sunday night, you know do a red-eye home I told you guys about this years ago and nobody thinks twice about it now But here's the thing when you go to an airport not that I go to an airport for anything but even when they first started doing this used to have a wide range of mixed menu mixed producers for instance, let's say in
an airport you have five six seven ten privately owned little cafes and they were cool because it was like going to your like a European street or something and you know two were the same they're all different styles if you had like you wanted that European flavor one would be like that they're all whole in the wall places which is classic for making it appear like it's a small village or something.
and airports are like that, or used to be. Now they're not appreciating. Now they're plastic, regimented, goose-step type, block and tackle operations. You've seen one, you've seen them all, they're dull. But what really was obvious and where that started is where all of a sudden we land at St. Louis and
Well, there's a little coffee shop you can stop at that was off of the gantry. We never went anywhere. We didn't need to leave the airport, even though I might be there for an overlay for three hours. Oh, God. And there was this couple of neat little places just because they were cool. They had all kinds of paraphernalia from St. Louis. They were unique. And we came in and they were shut. One was shut. But you know what? There were two or three others. You know what they were? Starbucks.
And I looked around and I was like, well, you're a Starbucks now. Yeah. And I go over, I said, well, you're a Starbucks now. Yeah. I asked each one the same thing. I said, well, you're a Starbucks and there's three more Starbucks within what? 40, 50 paces of each other. How long are you going to stay open? And they'd stop and they'd look at you and they just like, like carp, you know, they do the mouth routine, but they couldn't answer. It's like, how long do you think you can stay open here? Starbucks doesn't need four Starbucks within 40 paces of each other.
And lo and behold, the next trip we made after that, two of those Starbucks were shut down. By the time one of the last trips ever made to St. Louis on the way through, usually was just a jump. There was one and they opened up the wall between the two that were closest and that was it. So four little businesses owned by four separate little contractors for the airport had been done away with and Star Pukes took it all. We never bought coffee there.
In fact, they had to go almost down towards the ticket areas to find a place that was one of the... They put that time and they're probably gone. Star Pukes probably got them. But it was just a classic cafeteria and they had coffee. And it was cheaper anyway. But it was the idea that I asked them, I said, are you a contractor or are you guys part of something bigger, a chain? Nope. My dad's the owner and I said, oh, you just sold coffee.
I'm just going to be there anyway. I wouldn't go anywhere for three hours. Piss on Star Pukes. You know, they didn't go to hell. First of all, I hate those communist pieces of crap anyway. So, Star Pukes can stuff it up there and I can get it sideways. They'll enjoy it. Where do all the queers go?
So anyway, the same is true with Bud with regard to the CIA operation. God knows what they're putting in your beer anyway. But when that beer and by the way, it's three to beer that they're complaining about. This is what's comical. We used to call three to bear. I don't know. They would call white bear at all. Yeah, I mean, three to bear. It was always the go to if you were poor and you needed to get you give a lot of people beer.
It's like everybody says, you know, they're joking right now. Good boy, Miller. Guys, when you were in the military, Miller was half the price of, for a flat, of Miller. It was half the price of the other beers. So in reality, while somebody might say, well, I don't like Miller. I say, well, if you got a lot of people and everybody's going to get some beer, it's going to be three times or four times as much beer for the money if we buy the Miller.
Hey, you go get you some PBR paps blue ribbon and he's called past blue ribbon or paps It was PBR man. Just like brother would brother blood PBR and Miller's will Yeah, cuz Miller was cheap, but that's why it's sold. Okay, and the new stuff is well fight There's no different from Miller and it sells something cuz they put the name bud on it. Okay, all these light beers
So, and by the way, if you're wondering, we were paying, I told you this before, seven cents. When I first came into service at the class six store, you can buy a flat of Miller High Life beer, 24 bottles for 76 cents. You paid $1.19. Outside it was $3, $4, you know, like a 24 flat. But inside the military, all taxes, and they buy in bulk, and the class six stores, there was no national tax on alcohol like you have as a civilian.
So alcohol, that's why your relatives always come, are you going to be going over to the base? Can you pick me up cigarettes? There was no tax on cigarettes for the military. So a carton of cigarettes was pennies as opposed to a couple dollars. Like I remember when carton of cigarettes was $226 outside, carton of cigarettes was $97 to $1.17 or so, whatever, about a dollar, lingering at about a dollar for the longest time.
It's not because it was way, way back then, although you get some of the retail prices, I'm quoting, but it was the idea that there were no taxes on our alcohol or tobacco as a benefit of being in the military because we had the classic stores and I don't know if they still exist or not. I haven't bothered after all. It's pinky, pinky, tusker, darrow slash.
Poof to military nowadays It either got the backstabbing Satanists who want to kill everybody and will kill Americans as fast as they'll kill anybody overseas because they just don't have any social moors or their poof does and queers a $3 bill and I don't care about it. Well, they're into themselves. That's that narcissistic thing So anyway, here's another problem though What was
What? Let me ask you something, because you see, this is another thing I notice is popping up right now. Well, you don't have to buy a frozen book. You can buy Coors. Where? How did Coors become famous, people? Anybody? Come on, I could use. I want to come on. Pinch it. This is a simple subject here, by the way. A fun one. But if you're old enough, you'll remember, you know,
Mmm something bowed and down and keep on truckin and what made Coors famous guys I'm giving some hints there. I'm not I'm not singing the song I'm paraphrasing it But the still song attached to it by the way, but before that Go ahead. They wouldn't sell it east of the Mississippi because it was unpacked dry Where was where was Coors made? I'm not sure of that
Oh, the Colorado Cooler. Yeah. Remember the Colorado Cooler. And there was a movie made on this very subject. Remember the movie, Collar? The Brit wheels. That's right. You got it. Jerry Reed and Jackie Gleason. Sally Fields. Black Grandma. Black Barber. Yeah. Cannonball Run.
And remember, the whole idea was to get that Coors beer from Colorado to the doorstep in however many hours. I think it was 24 hours. I can't recognize. No, there's me. What's cute about it is, by the way, there's a second movie too. But the whole gist of it, what made it famous, or actually it was a tit for tat thing. Because if we went to Colorado, this is back in the 70s, guys.
But if we went to Colorado for anything in the military, people go, are you guys driving or are you flying? Well, we're driving. Can you guys bring back some Coors? It's like, what? Can you guys bring back some Coors? What's Coors? The Coors beer, man. Hi, we made fortunes.
It had really good suspension and a big ass motor. So it didn't have any problem hauling weight, guys.
Well, we would fill the trunk. We had the floorboards. The only thing that didn't happen to the floorboards was where the driver was because he had to move his feet. But we had every flat space and the whole trunk full of Coors beer. And of course, you're paranoid you're going to get pulled over because back then they made a big thing about that too, by the way. That was a big benchmark. Oh, we can make some brownie points for stopping Coors. Now you want to know what? You want to know why the cops wanted to catch you with the Coors beer?
Yeah, there you go. You got the mindset. Yeah, they've got an excuse because that beer is unsafe for you, son. So if they pulled you over and you had Coors beer, well, son, they'd take that from you and put that over there in the car there. And I'll tell you what, I'll be good to you this time.
So then I'm gonna let you go without ticket and I'm gonna just let you leave but you're gonna have to leave the beer and then later on when your car is going down now we're down back on the road and the tail lights are out doing about a ways there's old Bob the cop they're going to pay Clarence we got ourselves some beer for the party this weekend bring pickup truck over here
But, but now here's the problem and this is why I brought Coors up because all of you remember what I'm talking about. And so while years ago it was from the what used to be the, you know, relatively human slash great Western mountain state of Colorado, it's now become Califago. Okay.
And Colifago first was taken over by all of the spooks and cooks I've been talking about. I'm poor old Denver is the two, there are two of the darkest places I've ever been in the whole of the country are a San Francisco and it's proved itself out to sink. And the other one that gave that gives you a bad feeling even from a distance was Denver. And when I say bad, I mean, it's got, there's this miasma to it that you feel.
And I again, dark arts, they call this all the other goofy fruit loop stuff they're doing around there, including whatever they're playing with. But I'm telling you that that's one of those places. So here's my problem. Everybody's going, well, you could drop Budweiser and you can go to you go buy Coors beer. Well, who owns Coors beer now? Anybody? I'm asking a question that probably nobody thought of. Who owns who owns Coors beer?
Who owns them? Number two is not only who owns them, but who runs them. We just found out here that it turns out Boulder Wood is run by a spook by the CIA. Now that's not an accident that didn't happen by chance. This character is way too young. That shows you that it's a post.
Okay, for psycho-babble operations, for propaganda purposes, and here's something that I would point out too. Budweiser backed off on the truly patriotic stuff several years ago, just like everybody else, because now it was time to, like I told you before, when they needed us to murder Iraqis and to burn down Iraq and to go kill Afghanistanians,
Then, oh boy, we had double summer salt and clodged deals coming onto the football field with beers getting thrown off the back end like bread and circuses in a gladiatorial sport arena in Rome. And you had soldiers dropping with parachutes and men running through fire hoops in uniform and lining up in parade rest out there in the field.
everybody sniffle and let's go kill Iraq. Estadians and that kind of stadiums raw, raw, raw, and they all grabbed those Chinese communists made American flags because they only wanted the patriotism to his law last as long as it take for those stinking cheap ass Chinese flags to fall apart and shred in the wind. You see anything like that right now from football in or from the beer companies?
That all rah, rah, rah when the commies needed you to go kill someone, boy they could put on a spectacle bread and circuses. But now it's the subtle sniffle thing. In other words, the spooks were told, well, they got a cyclist into patty waist wussy mode. And so part of the patty waist wussy mode that the CIA director there at Bood, Bood, Bood.
was told to manipulate progressively cycles everything, spirals and everything down and drags everything down into the queer pedo toilet, which is exactly what they've done. Step by step, that's why they also don't want you to focus on this because you're getting to see people who are really thinking don't know what fully they're looking at. And they're like, oh, it could be just by happenstance, right, right. What would a director or not, what would a field agent,
Okay, what do you do, son? We make beer. Oh, what do you do making beer? Well, we got to make sure we make beer good. So I will experience I'll start out on the line over there in the brewing section and fermentation. I work my way up through the job. You know, I'm I'm manager now because we're going to make beer that makes you burp. We're going to make good beer. So hi, how you doing? Who are you?
I'm Cedric. What did you do, Cedric? Well, I was a CIA man. I recruited faggots and petals by kidnapping small children from families and selling them for favors to these petals and queers in government. And I'm also, well, now I'm in charge of beer.
Well, Cedric, did you ever do beer or anything like that? No. Do you know how beer is made? I don't need to. Why, Cedric? My job is soft-side engineering and I remind screwing you with bullshit that we put into the propaganda and I'm told to put some drugs in the beer too and the company, you know, the CIA, they provide me with everything. They just provide me with everything. By the way, they provide me with drugs.
And they said Cedric's a good boy, so they give Cedric little eight-year-old children to molest until they're dead. Because that's what Cedric was into when he was in the CIA. He was buying your children or kidnapping them off the streets. And he'd keep one for himself and give five to the CIA to use their perversions with the people they like perverting with. Because that's what the CIA does. Why? By the way, we run courers too. Oops, did I say that?
I want you to think about something. See, Coors of, say, 1977 and Coors of Faggotville, 2023. Well, first of all, it's Colorado. Colorado is, you know, Colloquiridum, okay, Colloquero. And Colloquero is hyperleptis. You might recall that with Colloquero,
They had a whole bunch, especially around Denver of those Antifa types out there on the highway lined up like it was a football game, attacking people on the road to the point where, remember, the one, this is right there in, you know, Colorado. Remember, the one faggot was shooting, the queer Jewish leftist was shooting at the guy that was getting away, went through their roadblock.
the idiot hit some of the other poof-tas slash Pedocrats that were out there on the road You remember that? Whoops? Shoot shooting at the car missed them and pop in fact, what's really funny or hell? How maybe I'll jog your memory they even
because they all had their cell phones out because they could take pictures of them attacking all of you peasants on the streets because Antifa and BLM could do anything and they're on a, it's along a road and the other side looks like a damn, like a stadium because there's so many of them camped out and parked out upon this, the side of this, this road.
on a highway and the guy goes right through their roadblock and the reason the camera footage is showing it because they're looking at where the car was stopped is because the person is holding the cameras one of the people who got shot. Remember that? Oh look they're stopping him. Oh my god they're not going there. They're going through the roadblock. Oh my god. Actually you heard.
Because the guy fired and the bullets swell. It's not like Hollywood those magic bullets don't just disintegrate into thin air if they don't hit their target Right, which is another race night. I find it so amusing. I just don't wait in that
I wish he'd dumped a magazine. It would have been probably 15 beanbags down for a pretty good price. And we didn't have to lift a finger. Now the sad part is, remember, this is when, you know, that's why they say, why did that guy not stop? And, you know, why, why, you know, the guy that shot the person coming up, you know, with a rifle and, of course, the asshat, leftist jury in Austin. Guys, at the time, that's one of the several incidents where the leftists were walking up and shooting people from behind in their vehicles.
The Chapin's all over the country. It didn't happen once or twice. It happens several times in the north. In fact, it's kind of weird, but the dominant truck out there is typically a white pickup. Sadly enough, I wish that weren't the case. But everybody's buying fleet white, or at least a lot of people are. And most of the trucks, different incidents, they come up from behind. The guy's in a single cab, or maybe a jump cab truck. Remember, they shot him from behind on an angle.
usually from the rider side and a guy gets shot in the head goes another maybe half a block down the road. We steering wheelie, you know, he crashes into a car at slower speed because he gets he's going slower and slower because he's already, you know, foot's already gone off the pedal. He's already dying and you know, the car, the truck bumps into the one of the cars down the street.
Which is another reason that the one black guy when the crowd roughs around at him first of all guys started reaching in like he's gonna try and grab the keys or something First thing the guy did if you and that was a sky shot from a third second or third story So it was a real good image of what happened is the first thing kid does pull out that his gun puts it right in the face of the asset and we thought he was gonna reach for the keys and Then he gets out he's flinging away. He's flinging the barrel around in all directions And it's like a hose everywhere the guns pointed
It's like there's invisible water. The crowd rushes back and away from him. Well, that's what the gun was for. In other words, he got himself, at least first of all, he saved himself from being made immobile because they were trying to grab his keys so they could then beat the snot out of his car, which I'm sure he likes. It's a black guy, too. Okay, so he can't say, oh, that white guy, no, it was a black guy. Yeah, he was carrying a gun.
I don't know if it was, I don't care. There is no such thing as legal. That's all, that's all bullshit for the sake of the anti-gunners or the parasites in government trying to screw with people. In this day and age, there's no such thing as legal or illegal anymore. Throw that all out the window. There are no laws. It's arbitrary and capricious.
You know what? It's what's your life worth? You want to throw your life away because of some pedo, queer, fruit loop, shoe size IQ cases that are frosting at the mouth out there? Well, enjoy your sacrifice. But otherwise, every weapon at your disposal, you should use it. Why? Because you're not going to have any conversation with anybody later if you're dead. Everybody goes, well, they're going to charge you. Well, they're going to charge you no matter what you do. If you're not, no matter how you try to save yourself. And they already pointed this out.
with the character in Austin. Okay, well you can drive away. The moment he tried to drive away, they had had to, at all they claimed that he bumped into and ran over five, ten people and they'd have three, four, five felony assaults. If he ran over somebody to save himself and the little Twitter or B-Witch got stuck under the car, it's all his fault and that'd be murder or whatever or close to murder. Take your pick. So, which is better? Well, I might as well just say, I'll tell you what, guy with a gun, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
Okay, and by the way, I got one too. Congratulations, tag your red, hold my bullets, and anything else causing a problem? Nope, they're all stepping out of the way. Now you can move in your car. But you're already at war. Okay, there's nothing, see this is where you're now already put yourself with all the acquiescing that America has done. You put yourself in a lose-lose situation, something by existing.
So what are you going to do? Well, first of all, you want to keep breathing, you've got to be on the winning side. You've got to win. You have to win. You have to win. You have to win. Period. That's how you should be thinking about it.
When you're behind a wire, someone's trying to stick you with something sharp and pointy, you don't go, oh wow, if I respond and I do something bad here, something could happen to me. The most important thing to remember is that whoever is in front of you that you're fighting, or behind you, because they usually monkey poke from behind, which is why you have to have eyes in the back of your head, or better body armor.
is that no matter what, that person is already a criminal. That person has no compunction or concern or any kind of depth in thinking that restrains them from what are the ramifications of trying to kill you. And so if you do not put them down hard, you don't have to kill them. But you can put them down so hard that they won't be bothering anybody for a long time.
And the important thing is, if at all possible, if the trade policy is kept, if you beat the sucker down and you can disappear, nobody says anything to the people who are running around in the uniform. Now, unfortunately, it can get messy because there could be multiple parties. And if that's the case, nobody can get moved fast enough. Well, then you're going to end up with a consequence. But your consequence is that you're maybe in the hole and you're still breathing.
But if you try to be politically correct in that environment, you will die.
It's that simple you will die what is what you are seeing if you want to read you know, it's this is cute Everybody goes this you can't do anything right? Congratulations now you can understand that they know that that spook Iran who runs Budweiser and all the pedo queer government personnel and all the Prostitutors they know that they've made America one big stank in prison and you're the prisoner you're the prisoner
The other characters can do no wrong. And by the way, that's the same crap that happens in prison. What color, what shade is there, is there skin? That's going to determine if anything's truly even going to be done. And for that, the other thing you know is while they might get a, a pale, a slap on the hand, they're not going to take them to court like they would you if you had to defend yourself. They kill you. Yeah, they may or may not try to just shuffle it under the rug and they'll just ship them up a few tiers in security.
and stack them away, but they won't charge them. On the other hand, if you have to defend yourself and it ends up that somebody's dead, oh, if you're white, that's a big brownie point thing to take you to court. But if you're black, hell, you can stab somebody. I'm going to tell you what happened one incident with one of the, the, the, the latest one is now the Hispanics, which they use the Hispanics and the blacks to kill the whites. It's just like you're seeing happen outside the wire right now.
Use the blacks the Jewish mob is using the blacks and now they brought the Hispanics in to create a three-way split in terms of a fight Now we had a person who stabbed somebody in the weight room to death We know this beyond a shadow of a doubt They hauled that step that POS is ass off to you know, first of all to the hole then the lockup You know, he was back within seven days and he was uncharged not only that but usually when somebody has
Done great bodily harm contrary to what you see in the movies a prisoner who is behind the wire who does something like that is Going to end up going somewhere else because he just made he may have made some major enemies But instead they brought the person right back onto the same block to the same location and dropped his little hairy ass right back in population
I wonder how much that cost a little Mexican mafia type to get away with that the cartel type Wonder how much they paid the warden or somebody where some money got dropped To make sure that old han there didn't go anywhere. Oh, you're not supposed to know about that I'm just telling you again. Yes. Does this sound familiar? That's exactly what you're seeing outside all over the country and the same characters that created the social engineering disaster of the the detention systems across the country, which is intentionally screwed up
are now doing to America the same thing. And you'll notice that spooks and kooks, CIA types are showing up everywhere, and they're not old, they're the younger types, which means they're part of the latest wave of clap-trap turds and twisted-mind perverts that are not American, that are helping to create the problem.
So this is why I brought up Coors, is because, well, I'm not going to buy Brother Bud, I'm going to buy the Colorado cooler. First of all, before you do that, you better go find out the politics of who in Colorado owns Coors now. Or what consortium are they part of? Because you see, they may have already been absorbed, and I don't follow companies in beer at all, hardly.
Except again, like I say, you know, it's one of those things where it's an integrated part of, you know, the society thing because it's a courtesy thing. It's a prefer thing. You know, would you like a beer, like a coffee, would you like a pop while you're here? That kind of thing. When you say prefer, it's like if you're a host, you offer people things. And depending on what you know are their interests. Well, Coors may not be of interest. Coors may be just as wretched to purchase as Brother Bud right now. Brother Bud.
and probably is because it is so big. Go ahead, caller, jump in there. A company that has put out a real patriotic beer and I'm not talking about the company that's putting out the six packs for $20. I'm not talking about those people. I'm talking about Yungling, which is made in Pennsylvania.
They said, look, we don't go woke. We move. We move. We're right beside you in the nation here. We make our beer here in Pennsylvania by our stuff. So that's what everybody's been saying lately is go buy Yungling, which is a preferred beer of poker face, by the way. Excellent. Yeah, but you know, it's really cool. I'm trying to think of, see, Yungling, the Pennsylvania what beer?
This Pennsylvania, uh, you know, I'm going to die by name. Well, the Pennsylvania piss water. Oh, wait a minute. No, I can't say that. No, it's actually good. I know. Yeah.
No, I'm just saying it's like Colorado cooler is we got to be more vote. We got to be more coots than Pennsylvania piss waters are well know it that's supposed to be like tug-and-cheek, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's really pretty good beer. Oh, okay. Well, so shoot So we got to come up with a we've got a couple to come up with a 2023 slang name for ying-ling beer from Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania what the Pennsylvania and it's got to roll off like the Colorado cooler. It's got to roll off the same way
So it's the Pennsylvania. I'll work on that. See if I copyright it. I'll put it in the desk. You got to get it out there. Everybody can roll and start using it. Guys, that's what made Coors famous. Coors, the Colorado Coors. And you can't have it in Michigan. And for that reason, dude, we got to have it in Michigan, man. We got to have it. I don't care how you get it, man.
Well, the same guy that had the Mercury, by the way, had to go out to Colorado for some war college classes. And so he borrowed a three-quarter ton Chevy custom 20 pickup truck. And he put an oversized cap on it, you know, a topper cap on the rear, not a regular when it matched up with the roof. He had one you could almost stand up in. And before he left, the guys put a set of air shocks on the truck.
big ass air shocks. This is when they first started making them, you can buy them any kind of reasonable price. And the guy who paid for that said, well, I'm going to put these shocks on, but I know I'm going to get a benefit from this when you get back from your trip to Colorado, right? And so then he went out with the empty truck with some Michigan sundry stuff like U of M paraphernalia and
Tiger paraphernalia took that out to Colorado. You always take something out to trade, you know, to sell or as a Emolument you want to you know, it's a gift to people make some day to get something different and it's something everybody recognizes Because sports stuff is collectible one don't do it myself, but I'll give it to other people so they can do what I'm talking about So anyway coming back he fit every stinking case into the butt of that truck He had it in the back seat with a crew cab completely filled up to the ceiling
And then he had the, he drove by himself, and then he had the seat to the side filled to the ceiling with Coors beer. And of course the front seat went to the guy who did the air shocks. Everything in the front seat went to the guy who did the air shocks and everything else. Well if you want to buy some Coors beer, you do know it's an imported beer now, right? Imported from four states away.
You know, and this is the whole source of the original smoking in the bandit was. What were they doing? They were smuggling cores across the river. Yep, smoking in the bandit. We said, I heard what the guy said and I didn't even think about correcting it, but it was still a good guess because cannonball run. But I know it was smoking in the bandit, Sally Fields, Burt Reynolds, remember they got married out of that deal and then they got unmarried out of that deal.
But, and of course, as we all know, the sheriff, remember who was right on his heels every step of the way, along with his son. And of course, the whole thing was based on a bet. He had the semi truck, the driver doing the beer, and the Escort Air car doing the distractions and, you know, Duke's of hazard driving. So it just adds up. And again, smoky in the bandit, and there was smoky in the bandit too. Of course, just like there was more than one cannonball run also, we know that.
So, Yingling, the Pennsylvania, we've got to figure out a name. Got to come up with, whoever comes up with the name, this is going to be where we can start to push it. You don't want none of that. Peto Bud in the Colorado cooler has become the Colloquiera Stewler, whatever. No, you want Yingling, the beer of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania's, duh, duh, duh.
Now whoever comes up with a really cool rolls off the tongue slang catchphrase guys you can you can at least make history So let's work on that This is how you should be thinking first of all if you're gonna if you're gonna start realizing that the pedo queer operation is being promoted by every Torp that's in a conglomerate corporation You need to go through
all the competitors, this is what we've been doing for years in the Patriot Movement. And when you identify somebody as a solution, it's because you've done your background. And I don't know what Coors is right now, but I do know this, that Denver is basically faggotty boy queer town slash pedo CIA and SA. The kind of people like molesting little boys and girls and create an airport where the theme is all a cult.
and then laugh about it because they're, well, wicked, bottom-feeding, Cthulhu, occultist, you know, Babylonian queers. So, will that be in the case? Again, first of all, let's check on Coors. Help me with this one. On the other hand, Yingling, apparently if everybody is up to speed with Yingling, we can make Yingling a national. And by the way, some people will be confused, oh, I'm supporting the communist Chinese. It's Yingling beer.
Remember, however you get the beer sold, you don't care, right? Oh yeah, whatever you believe, dude. That's fine. Yingling beer. Coming to show you. Yeah, from Beijing. Yingling from Beijing. Whoa, that's not good. Yes, it's a yingling beer from Beijing. Come and see, drink yingling.
We clean beer every day. He gets out. We find him on couch. He dropped over. We have to pick up cans. We carry him away very quietly. Oh, we stink. He stinks like beer everywhere. He took on everything. But, Chairman Z is Chairman Z. He'll kill you if you tell anyone. Oh, God, I just did. Oh, God, I just did. To the organ factory for me. They're gonna take my kidneys. Oh, they'll probably keep me alive to take my eyeballs, too. Oh, God. Come on, my guy. Come on, my guy.
So anyway, oh god, we're past the top of the hour and into the next, but we have to take a break, because we have to take an official break. Having too much fun? Well, again, at the expense of our enemies. Chorus may not be just because Brother Fun is bad. The figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in it. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said. We fought a revolution to secure our liberty.
We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this the land 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'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 a number and you've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail.
Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children will be born. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children?
to live in fear and be a slave. O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame.
For even now as tyrants trample each God given right we only watching tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Dilled the land of the free for your training and you welcome back a lot good afternoon ladies and gentlemen This is the second hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm our corny
One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, southeast, south, and northeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we are on satellite. Must have had all of our merchant marine operators out there.
virtually every ocean on the planet. We're also married to other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is communications Tuesday. It is the 18th of April. It is the 15th year of open obvious and in your face Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2023 old earth calendar. Give it all she's got, Captain. And 2023 battle for the Republic, the dance of swords.
I guess it got a little prettier outside with little fewer clouds a little more blue I'd rather have the cloud cover it would probably have stayed warmer tonight, but it's gonna be a little chillier So oh well, yeah, well, we'll see how that works anyway Hmm the Queen of Gear no, we want to be the King sir Now the King is already taken up, but the King has become a poof test. So do we care?
But wiser the King of Bears when you say pedo wiser. Hey Mark You've cleared it all. There we go. Go ahead jump in there. I did a little research on course Cores is now the cores Molson bottling company Bay course and then Molson merged some time ago and they subsequently bought out Miller Brewing Company for 12 billion dollars or something
So now Miller and Coors and Molson are all under the same banner. And it does not look, I haven't done the thorough search where you go and look up to the nine big conglomerates and find out if somehow they're owned by them. But it says it's a public company and looks like they're still standalone. Looks like the chief people there are the somebody Molson and somebody Coor.
So, somebody who is in somebody most instill the mainstay of the company, they do have a CEO with a different name and it doesn't sound Jewish. That's why they're going to have to be punished. Oi, I'm telling you. Okay, well it's interesting because the other alternative is, I pointed out, I've heard many times from people, is Miller. And, you know, so good, well guess what? You get Coors, you get Miller. And they're, at least you know they're associated.
And Molson would be other option. There's still Molson out there. So I guess to what degree or whatever, you know, a little subbar to this. Let me point something out. We have we've had people in the Patriot movement who for years have argued that and a few kids have figured this out recently. I've been listening to some of the young guys that are talking about different stuff.
And it's funny, they kind of hit on it as a joke, like they were laughing. But I'm going to tell you something, guys. Until America has their liquor, you know, their booze, and their food hit. Now, the food, they can screw with it. I'm going to talk about some things here in a minute about that. And, you know, people would even let that slide to a degree, because if you're drunk enough, you won't taste the food anyway, right?
But when you start messing with the booze, you are going to, you know, that's, you know, as long as the booze keeps showing up, you know, typically that would be enough. But with all the other angsting and stuff going on, they went in and they started pissing with sports.
That was another thing. They said, well, as long as they got the bread and circuses and you got the booze and you leave them alone, Americans will let you rape the kids and, you know, rape the dog and burn the house down and steal all your bank accounts, the government and or the Jewish mob and then get away with anything. But if you touch the sports and the booze, you're going to have a problem. Very quiet.
that they, what was one of the few things that was allowed to be opened during the COVID thing was the liquor stores. They keep you drunk up, they don't care. It's like that's public dope. It's just like the government pharmacopoeia thing.
making sure that everybody's doped up on something is okay. This is why marijuana was made legal, to get it back out there in the market. They know the potential and of course government, it's regulated by a handful of people who are that little kosher mafia clique who become the special people in charge of whatever is restricted. Oi, I'm telling ya. And it's like what happened with liquor. That's what prohibition was all about. Most all of the companies
before prohibition that were the big alcohol producers were 100% old family American owned. By the time they were done with prohibition, every one of those companies became a Jewish run company or they weren't in business at all. In other words, their name was taken over, but the kosher mafia got control of the booze.
And now the same is, you know, they see the same thing that happened with their scam with hemp, with marijuana. Before, there was no special name for hemp. Hemp was, you know, what was called weed in a lot of places, but it was just known as hemp. Most every American farmer grew hemp. What did they do? They attacked viciously and told you it was like heroin or whatever, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's not great for everybody, but it ain't heroin, okay?
And the interesting thing is it had a history that goes back through to the not just the depths of the United States, but goes back as far as most farming and agriculture on most of the planet. Because some variant on hemp is grown everywhere. Some variant on the idea of that crop is grown everywhere, especially since it was the age of sale.
Okay, if you don't understand the mechanical processes of how things are made, then you can be bullshitted with anything that you want. And that's what they're doing now, like when they're telling you about climate, you know, the whole climate scam. When you stupefy everybody to processes and how things work, you can lie your ass off about anything. And they've done this, they did this with the marijuana scam the same way so that they could get control. They waited long enough, only they waited longer, they were supposed to. Give me a second.
They waited longer, but let me remind you guys what everybody was talking about back in the 70s. In the 70s, the tobacco companies already had their brand names picked out for marijuana, for hemp. Each one had already copyrighted. This was something everybody did research on decades ago, that all of the tobacco companies
had company logo names for all of their hemp products that they were going to produce once it was allowed back into the population. And it wasn't an if, it was already told, but to everybody in the industry, that it was just a when. So progressively, gee, what have you seen happen with hemp? However, here's the problem.
Hemp was not a restricted item in the past in any way, shape, or form. Therefore, it wasn't really even a big deal. You can't make any money off it when Bob makes hemp down the road. Well, I got some hemp, I got some marijuana. Well, everybody's got marijuana ass hat. What are you talking about? I got some marijuana. It's real special. I got some covert marijuana. Covert marijuana. Bob over there, he's got like 800 acres of the stuff. We call it weed for a reason. Grows like weed.
He's doing marijuana right now. Now, he's gonna be doing probably, I think, oats next week, next season. Why? Well, what's your point? Well, because I got some marijuana! First of all, where the hell does marijuana thing come from? We call it hemp. No, man. It's demon weed from Mexico, man. Myers, you're long. A made-up name to begin with, but here's the thing. Well, everybody even acknowledged that. They started using it.
It's hemp man. No, it's marijuana because it rolls off your tongue. Remember we said about product marketing? In the long run if you just say what's hemp? Hemp sounds like steel. You know, it sounds like copper, but if you go marijuana man, I got marijuana man. What do you mean hemp? No man! And then of course don't forget moniker names. Acapulca Gold man.
Acapulco Gold, remember that? Acapulco Gold. Gold. Colorado Cooler. You see how this works with slang? Is smoking manu yellow? That's right. Smoking manu yellow. Oh my God! And the banana. Well, they were thinking about it anyway. But nobody was really smoking banana peels either. Remember? So anyway.
product marketing. Go ahead, now jump in there please. Regarding the prohibition of hemp and such, obviously anybody who's looked at the history of it, it's because plastics were coming out and hemp was very useful as plastic type item that things that you could make from it were kind of like soybeans, the way they've made everything out of soybeans. Henry Ford
made a hemp car that ran on hemp. Now I don't think the engine was made of hemp, but I think the vast majority of the body panels and the interior knobs and the upholstery and probably what was stuffed in the upholstery and a whole bunch of other stuff. I'm not sure exactly what, but he made a hemp car and it ran on hemp. And boy, you got to shut that down. In fact, if you were stepping on, you're stepping on
Standard oil which is the Rockers you're standing step stepping on their toes and we can't have that Oh, and then again, Pennsylvania for the for the beer for youngling. Yes Best I can come up with off the top of my head Pennsylvania powerhouse It's a power forward. It's it's strong. It's it's American and it ain't the Pennsylvania pussy like Yeah Yeah, Pennsylvania powerhouse
It's the robust Beer of America. America, a picture of the rolling, rolling, cascade creeks of Pennsylvania. The steps of water gushing with white foam. Oh no, no, no, not foam. Just white water. Well, I'm thinking Powerhouse is in like the Armstrong look with holding, holding the counter bottle of yingling. I'm on the side. I'm making dinner. Very good. Thank you. Okay. The Powerhouse, Pennsylvania Powerhouse, yingling beer.
Pennsylvania Powerhouse. We'll have to work on that one. Now we're going to have to come up with an ad for Yingling. There we go. We can do that. We'll help them out. We don't get any beer for it. We don't get any money, but it would be fun to just do something on the side. Again, I'm not going to ridicule so far as we know Coors, other than it's become a larger consortium.
which includes Miller, which by the way I've mentioned many times. Miller used to be the go-to beer. If you were pouring, you needed a lot of drinking. Well, you know, you weren't going to get any more, you know, sauce, but you'd have more beer for everybody if you bought Miller.
But Coors on the other hand, oh Coors became a commodity dudes until they finally started actually moving it around the country. There was a whole underground for Coors beer. So yeah, this is nostalgia. That'd be kind of interesting. Coors, we'll see. But Yingling is in our backyard. We're in Michigan. That's Pennsylvania. A lot closer. Okay, so Yingling. And I know they have Yingling around because I've seen the camps. So anyway.
We're at the bottom and it's communications Tuesday, but we're going to have some fun because Edward, if you would, let's play the theme from Smokey and the Bandit. How's that sound?
We've been talking about Coors Beer, we're talking about, you know, the Smokey and the Band at the Movie and Smokey the Band at Part 2. And again, let's not forget Sally Fields in her high cut off shorts and her bubbly expression. This is after she did The Flying Nun, which is why everything she did, she wanted to have as a sexy character because she was trying to counterplay the fact that she had been known for years as
Sister Bertrille, the flying nun! Oh, I've ordered all crushers up there. It's the flying nun, Sister Bertrille. They didn't know who she was. They didn't know who the flying nun was, but they saw her fly. It was a miracle. Sister Bertrille, also Sally Fields with the Cut-Off Short Shorts in Canada. That's right, Smokey and the Bandit. So for the bottom of the hour, hopefully we'll have Smokey and the Bandit up here.
And that'll for all of you a little reminiscing to do in the process. And why the song isn't even on the radio, I don't know, because there's all kinds of nostalgia radio stations around here where I am. But then again, it's too pro-positive kind of thing, an uppy song rather than a weezer, tears in your beers, tears in your mud, in your brother mud, petal beer.
Yeah, hi, and I'm this smarmy not even female dancing around and I want that as my signature for my beer company The guy trying to act like a woman don't we have a lot of women we could hire we hire a lot of women There's all kinds of 50% of the population are women you do know that guys So rather than hiring a faggotty boy trying to act like a woman and caricaturing a woman constantly especially with a way
A big chance to make a run for some big bucks. A lot of big bucks. Chedward, he's fouled it down. Smokey and the Bandit. And where were they going? What was the name of the town that they had to get to? Does anybody remember? For a pat on the head and a squeeze on the butt. What was the town? Smokey and the Bandit. Had to get to with that big semi-truck load of Coors, the Colorado Cooler. It starts with a T.
This is memorabilia, it's not critical, but it's just Texarkana. Just to remind you, it's Texarkana. You got to get to Texarkana. Of course, Texarkana. So anyway, we are here. It is just after the bottom of the hour at Liberty Tree Radio. This is the Intelligence Report. It is Communications Tuesday. And again, vote with your wallet, but do it in an intelligent way.
Budweiser is not going to change their ways. And in fact, the ring knockers that run the CIA operatives and the spooks and kooks that are operating through the mud are whatever they're doing. It's what they want America to go to. Tells you something about the CIA, doesn't it? Want the faggots in there? Want the queers in there? Want the pedos in there? So what's the CIA up to now?
Why? Queer fine America, son. Who are they working for? Well, whatever it is they are working for, they hate America. Whoever's doing that, they're hating your children. They hate your country. They're hating America. Just pay attention to who's suing the zoo. And again, remember, it's a great way for them to move murderers, assassins, contraband.
You know, because well, yeah, our inspectors, the inspector walks up, gives the high sign, you know, handshake to the other character and they all wink at each other. And yeah, that container full of cores and arms. It was, actually, it could be cores. I'm going to piss on cores right now. Don't do that, Mark.
to brother Bud, well it goes wherever it is on the planet. It's like Coca-Cola. It's why the Coca-Cola conduit. It's why a lot of the spook and cooke operations, the Vietnam best example is, wow, Coca-Cola was very important. We gotta kill people for that Coca-Cola plant, don't you know? Remember that one? Oh, here's some stories there on that one too. Most of you guys that are older are the Vietnam era. Well, you had something to say about those old Coca-Cola plants. Yeah.
And remember, it used to be a brag up thing. It used to be people have collected bottles of Coke from all over the world, because remember the bottle is the same, but they had the different languages saying Coke, or Croc-Croc-A-Para, pick your pick. Anyway, other things real quick with communications. We're going to shift over there because it is Communications Tuesday. One of the other things are the camera batteries. I should have mentioned this sooner this week.
The camera batteries for some of the equipment are not one, two, three batteries that are out there. And there are about three different sizes that you may run into with older radio equipment to include powered up microphones. Now, while the battery box itself onboard those powered up microphones isn't very big, there are
ways to expand that so you can fit either a 1, 2, 3 battery, although it's a little chubby on some of these, but also you can use AAA batteries. However, it means that you have to do a little work inside and you have to be a little creative. Now, the most common trick is to buy from one of the scientific surplus or industrial surplus stores
Another products battery holder. Usually you can get single, double, and triple or even quadruple AA or AAA battery frames or little battery racks made out of plastic. You only need one for these handheld radios. Forgive me, handheld microphones. God, Mark. And the big thing about this is again, while it does take a little bit of work with a typically a Dremel tool and a hot glue gun,
Although again, I like to be able to use micro screws and little flanges and anchor the sucker in place. Don't have it rattling around or any possibility because whenever you do that, the little solder points on stuff always loosen up. Okay, just that simple. If you leave it loose, doesn't seem like much, but when stuff moves constantly, you set a mic down, you throw it down in a car, et cetera. Well, that jiggling around and moving around adds up. It's part of that flex factor.
with regard to the physics of engineering.
So, wherever you can secure something, even a little bit, it makes a big difference. The other thing you can do is also rubber baby buggy bumper it. If you can't screw something in, because there's no real place to get a small micro screw and a flange in, or two or three, then you can also use impact foam, which you can find in all kinds of different packing points. You want the black high impact foam, my savory piece I get in the packaging.
And what I'll do is take a razor, I can cut the piece that I need, push it in there to lock in that little battery box so it doesn't bounce around. And it also silences the mic. Microphones, one of the things that is part of the factor in how things sound is how much rattling and reverberation you get. So there's a lot of little neat tricks you can do there.
I bring this up because of all things. Guess what? I picked up a whole bunch of microphones, truck microphones here the other day and of the five that I picked up, they're brand new in the box by the way. They don't even have plugs. I've got to scramble up some female plugs for the radio. For the radio I'm going to select these to go to.
And what's interesting, one out of the five actually is the odd man out and it takes a battery. And on top of everything else, it does not take a standard commercial battery of this day. Now there are still camera batteries out there because while cameras have changed in terms of the digital process, there are still a lot of people doing commercial photography and they prefer a full body camera. So guess what? The industry is kind of still slid sideways.
However, most of that industry has gone to the 1, 2, 3 battery. So the camera batteries are available. Coppertop typically is still making them. They're still made as coppertops. You will still find them in other industrial applications from overseas, which is why most of those will be Japanese or Korean companies that have made the battery.
Okay, just as a heads up which means it'll probably be an okay battery a good battery But it's not going to have necessarily deep run the Japanese might be good the Korean and the Taiwanese and such and we'll see and I don't know the Taiwan's bothering with that product market too much with their with their focused area of interest having gone where it did they still do other mechanical processes, so Now there's somebody probably doing batteries. It would make sense for the sake of national pride and also
support in Taiwan. Anyway, so little batteries? Well, you're going to have to look for them. And don't forget there are watch companies or clock companies to do different projects and stuff. Amazingly enough, a lot of odd batteries do show up there, including all the watch battery type systems too. Now, almost as quickly as I say that watch batteries, yes, that would be another option to go to for the handheld bikes.
Now the fixture would be smaller, but here's the problem. Remember, what is your power output for a watch battery as opposed to the power needed to power up the microphone to energize it? Well, it takes a stack of batteries, so you got a little sausage, you got a little sausage stack, a coin stack of batteries to make that work. But it is possible. That would be another option.
Anyway, couple things, I want to get this in before we get to the top of the hour. You know, we buy a lot of stuff from all over the place. And most of you still, everybody is buying stuff from our five and dime stores, which we now are calling dollar, that we used to call dollar trees. Now they're $1.25. Now they're $1.25 plus they have $2 or $3 and $5 items because it's getting hard to find anything for a dollar or $1.25 that's going to be new in order for them to get unique stuff to bring the customers in. They got to change up products.
However, in their regular inventory, and this is something, you know, if I say something, it's probably something you should think about, okay? There's, you know, over in the food section, I always buy stuff in the food section simply to test it and experiment, they got a new brand over there that's Mexicali white nacho cheese sauce. Salsa de Cuesta Blanco. Ayachigala. Anyway, it's from Bueno Foods distributed by
Discurbiito Porvo Mexico LLC, Limited Liability Corporation, out of Dona, Texas. But I'm sorry, Mexico implies it ain't so much Texas as that's just the beach and landing for NAFTA and GATT, okay? Well, you know, I don't say this very often. If I had this on the shelf, it's one of those foods I would give out to somebody that shows up at the door.
Why? Because they won't be too excited about coming back after they've eaten it. Okay. Now, here's the thing. If you go over to Dollar Tree, you'll still find that these are small cans. These are soup-sized cans. They're not the bigger cans that they used to be. They're soup-sized cans. And so again, the paste nacho cheese sauce, still got it. Tastes the way it always does. Cheesy cheese sauce. They make a white brand. I haven't seen it. You know, white cheese, white nacho.
And it still has a good cheesy flavor to it and its consistency is good. It's relatively dense by comparison. First of all, stuff soupy. You had to recommend you shake the can up before you open it up. And the label of ingredients, well, in small print, the label of ingredients is half the height of the can, both in English and the other half in Spanish, less Mexican. Okay.
It doesn't have what I would consider even a good taste. I mean, it's an average taste thing, but it's just not anything that I would necessarily, I won't be buying it again if I can help it. If I got it for free, I'll grab every can we get. Why? Because I'll hand this out to somebody who shows up. I'll give them a bag, plastic bag of
a little Ziploc bag of oatmeal. I'll give one of these cans of Mexicali white nacho cheese sauce, maybe a can of sardines. They'll probably come back because of the sardines. I should have known better. But it'd be one of the things I'd hand out, but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it. Okay. And sadly enough, the product, of course, has more soylent green in it or soylent yellow or soylent red. Not so much probably soylent green because soylent green costs money. That's people.
But nobody ever asked what soylent red or soylent yellow were if you pay attention to the movie. Soylent red, soylent yellow and are now very popular, soylent green. Remember? Okay. So... Yellow or red, which one of those was the pets? Yeah, exactly. Where did all the pets go? Yeah, where did all the puppies go? Oh, don't worry, sir. They've been put to good use.
Yeah, so anyway, this is it's Mexicali white nacho. It's got a kind of a creamy color to the label with little waivers through it It's runny. I mean, it's really thin. It's thin. It's the but if you read the ingredients, you'll understand what's going on You go over to the you know, nacho cheese, you know sauce regular paste medium No, no, it's not hot or anything
And again, people argue about paste, but if it's a choice between two products, both of these are fairly wet. Okay, in other words, they're not pasty thick. They're both of them are wet, but this is what you're gonna get. You expect from the paste product you're gonna get. The Mexicali is a hand over the water food that would normally be sent to third party nations where they can't get back at us for sending them what we sent, okay? It's that simple.
But again, you get it for free, grab it and you want to try some and see. But if otherwise, for if you're going to spend $1.25, there's other products on the shelf, you sometimes maybe, maybe not because it's catches catch can with canned goods at a dollar tree nowadays. And that's getting worse. So not a surprise.
on food, same place Dollar Tree. Watch for another one. They've got a cherry pie filling for the longest time. Musselman in the full size cans, which are now $3 a can everywhere for even even if it's $1 25 instead of $1, it's still worth it. If you see the Musselman Apple, regular Apple pie filling, it's a great ration item to throw in. It's a chunk of food. Yes, I know it's got sugar in it. There's a reason. That's why the government did this when they did the old
fresh fruit in the cans like we had pears, we had peaches, we had applesauce instead of whole apples like you see with that pie filling. But I'll tell you what, I'd grab one of those cans and throw it in with the mix if I was looking to trek cross country because it's a good pick-me-up and change-of-flavor tasty thing. It is sweet. Sunday morning oatmeal breakfast. Yep.
Exactly. I'll write in with that. It'll be, that's Sunday morning. You deserve a good breakfast before we get worship. Yep, exactly how it works. Now here's the thing. These cherry cans are smaller again. I think they're only 15, not even 15 ounces, but for a dollar 25, considering that everything in the musselman or in the cans of the size that the typical musselman product come in are now up around $3 a can, you're still getting a good buy at a dollar 25 plus it's a good size ration.
And you can take these fruit fillings and in the field there's all kinds of neat stuff. Just like Darr mentioned, you take dry oatmeal packs with you, use the instant oatmeal, dump one into the mess kit, open up one of these cans between everybody sitting there. Everybody gets three or four scoops on top of the oatmeal after you've rehydrated it. And you got yourself a hell of a nice, you know, again, it's a treat.
We don't have to be suffering while we're eating. Now, we know it's not a five-star restaurant. If that's what you're waiting for in an MRE or a meal ration, you're screwed. But it is good food. It is a quick, you can use it in a number of different solutions. You can actually take and use it with, for instance, biscuit mix. And we made like, you know, jelly-filled biscuits in the field. All kinds of stuff. You know, well, in this case, pie filling instead of having to use your jellies. But we used to do the jellies and do the same thing.
Take the you know, the jelly packs out of the MREs or the old sea ration cans guys If you know how to cook with military rations most you know 90% of the menu isn't what's on the label because you can mix and combine the things and you can cook You got the basics you can cook little trick there on sea rations and MREs You know, I got that oatmeal there and I got the pie filling and I put that on the oatmeal
I open up two of my little packs of creamer, put them into the canteen cup, add a little bit of water, take my stick and stir, and whip the stuff up like a whipped cream, and then pour that on the cherries and the oatmeal. You can do all kinds of stuff with those condiments. Okay? So again, just a heads up, be creative.
So, well, anything's better than staring at it. Well, after a while, it'd be so hungry, you'll eat the ass end out of a skunk, trust me. You start starving, you'll find out what the world, how the world really works. This tastes really good, every little morsel. Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote about this in the Gulag Archipelago, and I believe, again, also he emphasized this in his writings, the First Circle, for instance.
how every morsel, the food that they gave the prisoners and the gulags was horrific. But once you are starving, the taste of and the feel of any food becomes a happy experience.
And the first trick is you don't eat fast. You don't have much. You don't eat fast. You let your let the body do its job. The saliva. So every little pinch that you would put in your mouth, you would let it dissolve in your mouth and then you would swallow and then you would get another pinch of food. And he said you savored the word savor is the word that he used. You savored every pinch, every every
grain of rice if you were lucky to get one and that didn't happen very often but anything no matter what it was you savored it because you were starving. We haven't seen starvation. And remember it was the stinking communists with their planned starvation doing that. The stinking communists will do this every time food is a weapon which is why they're destroying food production in the United States right now and damaging it as much as they can. But what Nancy told me and I believe pay or not pace
Oh, what's the company chocolate company one of the candy companies their product? What is again? Palmer Palmer's out of business for the time being because they were blown and burned out So the Palmer candies and the Palmer chocolates, but we just got a couple of the bars and it was like wow There's none left on the shelf. Well now I know why But they were less expensive. They're not the fanciest, you know candy product or product on the shelf But I brought up chocolate for a reason chocolate bars
are one of those, again, you should put into the ration, if you're gonna mix up your own rations, throw chocolates into the mix, so cocoa into the mix. It is a, psychologically, it is a big, big pick me up, it'll calm people down, it will give you a respite, psychologically, because of what it's associated with, also what it physically does to you, what chocolate does to you. But it also, of course, helps to
strengthen the system because of all the different elements that make up what chocolate does to your Physiology so chocolate should be incorporated another thing chocolate tea and coffee Chocolate is not so much with regard to being the diuretic But it still helps to move the system and one of the things to remember is your body is going to be eating a different
style of food stuffs and because of that this is why the military always incorporated the combination of items that it did so that the food will stay in the system and you'll digest it but also it still will slide through which is something you always have to keep in mind you got to be able to stay regular. It was a trick actually that I've mentioned many times in patrol they even already understood you eat crackers cheese and peanut butter
Guys, you're not using the toilet as much, but when you do have to use the toilet...
Oh, you're going to have to work harder. So that's why you combine it with other things and you actually regulate your eating cycle in the process so that you can operate more efficiently. You're not going back to the kitchen like if you're in a police state operation like Iraq or whatever. Well, we don't have to worry about that because we're going to be back in the barracks or we're going to be back in the hooch or we're going to be... We got the garrison location. Food piled up all over the place. We hate MREs because we're going to get the other stuff.
Again, so far, they have, there's been no hardship of the kind of hardship that you typically find in wartime. And this is going to catch a lot of people flat-footed, even military people. Military people, for the most part, have been pampered. Their idea of a bad meal is that they didn't get the right dessert that they were expecting because of the menu, instead of the idea that, well, the food's just not going to show up. And if there was anything you captured when you overran the position, I hope you took care of it because it's all you got.
Which in World War two and even in Korea was the same way I know a lot of the Korean war vets You know what are not that the Chinese had much of anything nor did the Koreans but guys That war was a misery especially if you were there for the first year while the whole Korean Korean campaign was a screw But in the first six months There wasn't anything if it did show up it was taken by the Chinese So if you did take back a position the first thing you're looking for is ammo and food
and weapons, even though you had plenty of weapons, every weapon, despite what they try to claim. You were out and up everything you could and got ready to fight because there was going to be a counter attack to your counter attack. Meanwhile, you were starving and you had to, if you had to abandon equipment, what do you do? That smoke trail opens and your equipment be merged because...
Or if you're looking for a pistol or concealed carry, we have a nice selection of compact and subcompact pistols for that too. Check out our website at www.libertiesguardian.com. That website again is www.libertiesguardian.com. Go to the website and check out our selection today.
We all need to prepare ourselves. You might have the food, water, gold and silver, but ask yourself, are you truly prepared? That's why you need to visit mainmilitary.com. Mainmilitary.com carries everything you need. Gas masks, fire starter kits, high-capacity magazines, chemical suits, military surplus items, and much more. You own a firearm. Mainmilitary.com has a large selection of pistols and rifles suited for your needs. Are your local stores sold out of ammunition?
Call or visit them today for prices on hard to find ammo and bulk ammo orders. You don't need to worry about having a military surplus store in your area because MaineMilitary.com is the only store you'll ever need, all from the comfort of your computer. Visit them online today at MaineMilitary.com. That's Maine, like the state, Military.com.
He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said, we've 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 free and home of 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 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 attacks you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number. You've traded in your name.
You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm And keep our country deep in debt put men of God in jail 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
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 will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Oh, sons of the Republic, arise. Take a stand.
defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great republic and each god given right, and pray to God as I awoke he'd vanished in the mist from whence he came. His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right, we only watch and tremble, too afraid to stand and fight.
If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report I'm Arquerkey. And I'm one day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories.
west, southwest, east, and north. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on Liberty Tree Radio dot 4 mg dot com, Indiana Freedom Talk Radio dot com, and we are on AM and FM microstations, CB, Bay Stations, and Ultra at Hallmark and Goldman Spike Technologies, east and west of the Mississippi, along with
For all of our friends out there, it is medium. It's been an average late winter, early spring day. Cover up the plants here and there depending on where you are because you might have put some stuff out a little too early. But it will survive some of it pretty hardy even if we get cold weather. I've got some plants that are just starting blinking at the variations we've had. And I'm fascinated by this. I'm taking notes of what actually is
standing up to even the freeze, which is impressive. So I was not expecting this. I'm looking at some of these plants and I'm like, man, I will have to plant more of this as soon as I figure out what all I've got. Anyway, Don, what's it like in your neck of the woods? What's today? Today, we're jumping off the wall, please. Oh, it's a beautiful sunny day. This guy is like babel with about four different little cotton swab clouds in it. But oh, it's April 1st, you know, April 4th day and all that. So a wonderful day and all. And just, uh, hey.
had solar. If you had one of even those black panels in a particular window, you're drawing a lot of heat out of that solar radiation there. You'd be doing it if you were doing it today on the first day of April, the year of our Lord 2016. I wanted to go back and you guys, some people hate it when we do this, Mark, but I want to talk about history. Oh, man, somebody's going to turn off the radio right now or go up to something else or something. I don't know.
I'll tell you what, Don, I'm doing a favor actually, this is good because we've got somebody that just showed up here I have to help to offload something real quick and again I'll be right back but just as a precautionary carry on, please. Okay, thank you. You know, I'm told it's over there in Southern California now, it's illegal to uh...
talk about the Founding Fathers. You can't even, in one of them cities, you're not even supposed to mention the Founding Fathers. It's illegal. But I wonder why they would make such a motion, you know, or how the City Council could get away with such dribble. And, you know, like the City Council of Lexington over there on the other coast that says, well, we're going to make semi-automatic weapons. We're going to ban them all. So all you have is those muskets.
single shot, not necessarily shotguns. But you know, some of these people, we voted plenty of those people in and you can understand it's a, it's a, oh, what is that? It's a geographic demographic thing, you know, if it's a whole bunch of, you know, the sodomites over there in San Francisco, that's what they're going to do. But you know, it's an anomaly to say that, well, over there in, oh, uh,
Revolve it's a muzzle loading revolver. It was pretty nice. I wonder if that little off what you say in there It's a repeater. We got a bayonet. That's a good king and you pull the trigger that goes bang and they don't like that But you're right to you know to a great extent. Thanks. Thanks for pointing that out But let's run with this one you guys because well, let's go back to those muzzle loaders You know that that brown best that came from across the ocean to shoot, you know the colonists
We got some of those they're around you know and and eventually they were pointed back at the British But let's go even farther back because what was that about? You know the minimal amount of history that they teach students today in the public full system I'm not even certain if they run that particular phrase out. They might tell them about Boston Tea Party They might well they might tell them about you know the stamp act and if they do now They're leading over to you know that phrase. How does that go?
without yeah you know the was the it was the cause of that that was the root of that that phrase taxation without representation grew out of that one of the things that a lot of people think all the stamp back they just stacked they just taxed up and gentlemen and ladies and everybody else and you know what they did they you had to have a stamp on every transaction sold if you were a tinsmith and sold tin plates
You'd better sell six or eight of them in one transaction because if you sold one and the guy came back the next day and the next day, he'd have to buy a stamp, a tax stamp, to make that purchase. It was a tax. It was a tax across the board. It was implemented, here's the phrase again, without representation.
they took that tax and they put it on the T and well, they put another penny, two pennies on the T and that really drove the price of the T up and they didn't like that and they threw the T in the harbor along with other things and so the, oh what is it, the Indiana T company, they decided that, well, they don't like the tax so we'll lower the price of the T but we'll keep the tax and they didn't buy the T because the tax was still there.
But we've lowered the price back to where it was before the tax, but we're still paying the tax. We don't like it so much we'll throw a whole bunch of your tea in the water there. And that's what happened. These might be taught to your son or your daughter or your niece or nephew in the public fool system today, but I kind of doubt it as far as, you know, that detailed. And it's not, it's an overview, the last few moments, it's an overview. But let's continue with that. Taxation without representation.
Eventually that led to, well, other things, you know, like, we're gonna come and get your guns, sound familiar? It led to the, oh, the War for Independence. I like to call it in the history books, the Revolutionary War, the American Revolutionary War. It was the War for Independence. The Commies liked that word, revolutionary, and we've pointed that out a small number of times as of late, but I like to, again, what they called it at the time, the War for Independence.
And you can reference that with particular, if you look into the history and, oh, example, the war of 1812, that's what the history books call that. But the guys who survived and fought in that war for independence, many of them, well, they were getting kind of long in the tooth because they were youngsters then and now comes along 1812 and the Brits are there and banging on the door again and trying to take everything they can. And, well, in that time frame, they called that the second war for independence.
So if there was a second war for independence, there had to be a first war for independence. We can run with that thought, right? But let's go back to that war for independence. And what was that over? Well, they want to take your guns. They want to tax you for everything. And, you know, there's no vote about it. Taxation without representation, and confiscation of property without representation, and arms without representation.
Oh, there's that phrase that a lot of people don't like out there in Southern California. The founding fathers, they were on a mission. They didn't want to pay a tax without their own people representing even what this tax was for. And they didn't want their guns taken. And eventually they went to war over these. These are two of the basics that they went to war over. They fought and, well, after a long struggle, they gained their independence from Britain.
And I don't want to argue with that because there were those that are going to tell us someone would call in and say, Don, what about the bar? I don't want to. We gained our independence from Britain. OK, let's leave that at that for the moment. Did you know in that time frame afterward that there was hardly a lawyer in the place, let alone a judge? 10 or 12 years, then they started to creep back in, and now we bring in that British aristocratic registry. Those that say, oh, it's through the mist with us.
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
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 and dead. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be born.
Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave?
O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic in each God given right, and pray to God 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 trampled each God given right we only watch in tremble too afraid to stand and fight If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep What would be your answer if he called out from the grave build the land of the free and people here Ladies and gentlemen, this is the evening intelligence report. I'm our currently
a closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories south north and west. Ladies and gentlemen you are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com
libertytreeradio.org and we are on satellite. I want to say how all of our friends out there, again, the merchant marine, no matter what ocean you're on, thank you. We're on a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is well before we're farther. Do we have Larry with us? I want to make sure I don't leave Larry out. I'm not hearing him. That doesn't mean he's not there though. Okay. And
It is Communications Tuesday. It is the 18th of April. It is the 15th year of Open Obvious and In Your Face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K. 2023, Old Earth Calendar. 2023, Battle for the Republic. The Dance of Swords. Let the dance continue. And it will, of course. We're going to make sure that happens.
Forgive me, but what I was working on just as we, of course everything obviously goes into screw mode the moment that we're almost ready to come up on the air. It's the nature of planet Krapu and the technology, but one of the things that I was looking at here and it is something we've talked about are the Sillins available as of the beginning June
At the beginning of June, I believe it is the first, there is a complete change in access to what was left of the biotics out there in general available resources through the fish supplies, of course. There are a number of other options and again, I had everything set up and I was going to even
probably just give the information out, but instead I'm gonna have to dig it out and maybe even wait till tomorrow because needless to say now this BS is all acting up. But needless to say, I will remind you that tractor supply does have Biotics on the shelf still, you're gonna have to look to see what's there. Now one is penicillin G However, now we're gonna have to do a little more work on the present batches because of what's left on the shelf.
But penicillin G is the foundational penicillin that was used pretty much across the board as the quote unquote miracle. Penicillin, the G pattern was the cure-all. It was a miracle drug by everybody's perception. It came in and did a lot of major work.
And because of that, it was heavily used and to a degree was argued overused. That's questionable in reality. It doesn't work on everything. As is pointed out that certain biotics simply don't work with people because of physiology sounds strange, but it's just like painkillers. Certain people genetically, it requires a different combination, a different variant.
in order for it to successfully work, number one. Number two, certain types of contagions require a differently engineered cylinder of one type or another. And there are different ones out there. Plus, certain types of bugs have developed defenses, which is another thing. In other words, they have mutated. The surviving virulent strain after it's been attacked by the
counter battery drug, you know, the penicillin that was used, the survivors now breed and are resistant. That's a term you constantly hear, but it doesn't make any difference. These are still valuable in the inventory. In fact, priceless in the inventory. If we're going to see to human conservation of force.
and survivability for personnel just with regular medical injuries. The medical system has collapsed anyway. It's really a neglecting, jerky situation that barely functions. Political correctness overrides traditional scientific intelligence. There are two things that are always manipulated or debauched in any environment and that's number one, money and power. And both go hand in hand.
So what we have is a big infusion of bounty cash, just like for getting your kids on government drugs. Well, they did the same thing and have done for decades the same thing with the doctors. And they become more and more profitable day by day, week by week, month by month. However, they've also become a lot dumber. In the process, you have to throw all of the science that you do know out become really stupid in order to accept the stupid government money.
So it's not necessarily a bad thing that you're not going to necessarily be able to access the medical support anyway because if we take the working knowledge that we already have, preserve it, it's like mechanical operations, electronics, math, guys, we're the only ones that are going to preserve what's out there that has been developed with any honesty. And we've also reinforced this with other medical support such as homeopathic solutions.
I will tell you again, I have seen gunshot, I've treated gunshot wounds and watched healing using homeopathic solutions with gunshot wounds and seen a healing process take place within a week that traditionally even with all the proper work done with medical support would take five weeks.
Without modern medical support would take 9 to 11 to 15 weeks worth of healing if you survived. And I've seen the homeopathic solutions do phenomenal work, especially the situation where deep, traditional medical debridement could not take place.
and the bullet wounds literally I watched the material evacuate on its own like squeezing a tube in a toothpaste and stuff literally the material the mass and the and the detritus coming out and evacuating from the wound channel healing from the inside out the way we do which is what you need with most injuries.
If you don't, if you just try to stitch something closed but you have a massive wound channel with desiccated tissue internally, the body is going to end up with puss pockets, literally, pustulation, um, menodules. The body can absorb it, but most of the time it doesn't, and if it does, it takes an incredibly long time. Uh, you have this happen with animals. If you have had cats or dogs, especially if you have indoor, outdoor, or outdoor,
They get into a fight and or get into a scrape and they get bitter, you know, canines are on everything. Cats, dogs, and you'll say all the wild animals out there. Well, they get a perforation that's deeper and then maybe even with a tear, it heals over, you missed it, it heals over, but the internal area did not heal over.
We just had this happen last year with one of the cats. We took the cat in because he had another injury and found out, oh, he's got this spot right here and it's a channel of pus and it's encapsulated, which is what your body does, but it's from another wound that was relatively deep.
and the material builds up, the material starts to, it will eventually be in theory absorbed, but in the meantime, it's debilitating to the health of the animal and it would be debilitating to you in the same way. Unfortunately, it can also be to the point where it becomes a poisonous environment and other types of infections can develop and it can kill you. Now, this is one of the advantages of being able to have or use a battery of Biotics to prevent that.
So this is something that is on the edge right now. It's one of those things we can't really, there's nothing we're gonna change with regard to the law. Okay, whatever BS are doing with whatever you wanna call it today, we can fake it out and call it the law, the line that's going on right now. But the fact is that the materials are out there. You'll find that the different types of penicillin is available through the fish medication are there.
in tractor supply and several of the other institutions or mechanisms out there that are large chain pet stores, but the available quantity is very low on the shelf. Number one, it's because it's expensive and even the companies that are bigger, it's a lot of cash capital in digits that is tied up on the shelf that may not necessarily move.
Now, on the other hand, if we clear everything off the shelves right now, and as is pointed out by several people, this stuff is not cheap. Well, that's right. It's not. But if you work together as a group, I've got a group down the road here that they're organizing as a medical unit with the light infantry supports section. It's a great way to organize a church and they're, you know, they see how Christianity is being attacked. They understand who the enemy is.
So the whole church is organizing. Well, one of the things that we're promoting right now is, since they want to be a medical unit, much like the two barrels I just filled up today that are right here next to me, red caps, you need to have a supply, a deep supply and support system in place. Now, paralleling that, since they're a church, my argument was do food. Do food and do it in modular packs. And so I'm giving them a little bit of class, I've given them several classes already, but I'm giving them classes on
First of all, I know wealth asking, what do you think you want to do? You know, how do you believe you can organize? And if you're going to organize, here's what you need to do. Now, since you're going to organize, you've decided to do that, and you're looking at a particular, you know, type of mission, you want material on the shelf that you can reach and access immediately. Well, the church is a perfect depot slash location for that.
Food reserves can be put in place at our general food reserves for the same purpose. Minimal cost, maximum of volume is the first rule as we explained to everybody. But in addition to bandages, they also need all the other items that are in the inventory, some which they can access because, for instance, one person in the group is an EMT already. That person has actually left, you know, being an EMT because she's having children.
And she's got good background. For instance, one of the first things she brought to the table was an oxygen machine, which is priceless. As I pointed out, if you, and she actually, her memory got jogged because many of you out there have either family members who are very old and are a medical support of some kind, or you have people who have gone to hospice. If anybody goes into hospice, and again, it's not crass, you know the person is going to pass away, but ask,
If they can, anything that they don't wish to keep or the medical supplies or anything they can't return to the company because a lot of stuff has to be returned to the rental companies. Hospice has a whole interlink with medicals, hospital beds and all the other stuff that's necessary. So chances are that's not going to be part of the routine.
But as with this person, they went out and just bought an oxygen machine. They had the money to do it. They had an older insurance package, so they bought an oxygen machine, which are fantastic. Mobile, as a matter of fact. So that unit is now the part of the machinery being built up for this medical unit with the church. But in addition to that, you want all of the whatever you can in the way of antibiotics,
painkillers but not restricted, needless to say, we know that. In other words, all the basic items we talked about on the air and then all of the different items in terms of tools in the toolbox for the surgeon or for the field surgeon and everything having to do with IVs, bandages, replacement bandaging. The other thing we had to remind everybody is it's not first aid. If you're going to be doing working as a medical unit, then you're looking at deep support.
And these groups are committing to this. I'll probably be talking to another group Not this weekend. Well, maybe this weekend. We'll see what happens depends on timing But if I talk to them this weekend, they'll be in motion by next Tuesday and that will give us probably six medical Detachments that I've been able to organize in the last two months The medical is easy for me to wrap their brain around. However, the medical attachments need a security detachment So the men of the operation if they don't have medical background
The men are forming a malicious security detachment that is attached directly to the medical unit. And in the process, they're also building either a couple of squads or in some cases a platoon of infantry personnel that are fully, you know, circular, they're fully trained in the martial art, but they also have other jobs inside the basic mechanism of the support unit, vehicle operations,
energy support. Remember, if you're going to be in the field, you're going to have to have power. So there are a lot of other subcategories that you can be dealt with as part of the mobile MASH unit or mobile four-area aid station that these people are organizing. And signal communications, it is Communications Tuesday. Signal communications are another issue that needs to be addressed and constantly needs to be upgraded wherever possible. Now one of the first things I'd recommend for all of you is get your CB radios in play.
any CB radio, any. But as with the NIKI about the church groups, well they're a community, so what's happening right now is I'm able to get them to radio up all at once. And one of the ways I did that is explain, hey, you go to one of these companies and say, I want to buy, you know, if you got 18 or 20 or 30 families, buy at least one radio for every family.
If everybody pitches in, the price goes down quite a bit. You have throw weight purchasing power. So that's exactly what they did. And step one is we got everybody to at least have some form of CB radio, all the same model. And in this case, I chose a mid grade so they can use it as either a vehicle or base station. Now, what I'm leaning in towards is that's the temporary base station.
In the meantime, we also had, well, as we ask them, and I ask everybody, scrounge around. How many family members have CB radios they don't want? How many grandpas or grandmas do you have that have stuff in the garage? Bring it together, and that's one of the things I'll be doing next Wednesday. Not this one, no. When, this is Tuesday. Two Wednesdays out. Not tomorrow, but another Wednesday out.
I'll be sitting down with them, going over all the equipment that they have brought in, and we're gonna help them to dust everything off. And again, the idea is not for you to do it. Don't sit down and everybody bring everything to you. It's a church, they have tables. Set up the tables, set up the classroom environment with multiple tables. Have each person bring in their goodies and put them in front of them. Now, what do you do? This is just like, you've gotta start training the trainers.
You have to have force multiplication immediately if you try to do everything yourself you will always fail Moses learned this in the Old Testament I always use that on all the church groups, you know Moses worked himself to death Well almost to death and his father-in-law finally came up and said Moses Moses No, I don't think he said it that way says hey mo or yo yo mo what it be?
And basically, you know, you are killing yourself and you can't do everything and you're micromanaging. So we have to come up with a mechanism to arrange the tribes. Go look that up, Old Testament. Moses, Moses. So anyway, you get everybody, you have their goodies in front of them. First thing you do is start to start thing out. Okay, you got a big table here. We got two people per table. So we got room.
and extra people sitting around you, I want you to take your, if you have a vehicle radio, put it over to the left. If you have coax or antenna, I want you to put it in the middle. If you have microphones or hand mics, I want you to put them right there, off below the radio to the left, but closer to you. And if you've got any other radio equipment, stick it off to the right for the moment. Now we're going to, everybody, we're going to look at your piece of equipment.
What do you have here? Pick up the box and want you to look at it. Now there's some basic components. You have power coming in, you have noise coming out if you want to add a speaker. Most important is that that co-ac station be complete and intact. Does it have bugs in it? What's the most common thing you have when you leave stuff out in the garage? You have mud daughters, you know, one way or another, mud bugs. Okay, it can be any number of different larva, it could even be little wasps.
They have a tendency to find those nice neat dry track channels of pipe and hose and little spots where there's a recess for a rivet and something and you notice, yeah, it's full of dirt. You take it now, you scrape it out, there's a bug in there. So that's the first thing you're looking for is you got to make sure all your fixtures are clean and functional. So we're going to first look at that. Anybody raise your hand, you got a problem with that.
and maybe one or two people do. If you're lucky, nobody. Maybe everybody's stuff would just store it indoors and get out of the way. Maybe it's kept in a box and it's still clean. Maybe it's in a bag, who knows? But if not, you're gonna demonstrate the procedure for clearing out and cleaning up and doing maintenance on that channel. And that's why you bring a whole couple of boxes of 100 count Q-tips. You bring a box of paper clips. You bring a couple of other devil picks with you.
and also a bunch of Dollar Tree plastic toothbrushes. Notice cheapest, chintzy-est, most-est for the least-est. And with that, you're gonna say, we're gonna take this and first we're gonna clean that channel, so we're gonna use either like one of these little paper clips here. I'm gonna open it up, take that little sharp end, that little wiry end, and I'm gonna start working there and getting that crud out of there. Now, if I have to do that, everybody else is gonna learn a lesson. Don't let your equipment be affected by that, protect it.
Okay, we're gonna check our power. We're gonna check all of our supply stations We're gonna check our mic our mic station up front or on the side depending on the radio and Once we've done all that then the next step is we're gonna pick up the microphone do the same thing because those little stupid holes Yeah, you know in the microphone Have a tendency those little holes with plug-in holes the female or the male depending what system you've got because it can be either way depending how old your radio is
But whichever one has those little holes, you take that little paper clip, you get in there and spun that around a little bit and tap it on the table or tap it on the surface lightly. Oh, look, there's a bug head. Oh my God. Ah, yucky. Yeah, but it's dry and been dead for 20 years or 10 years or five years, whatever. But you make sure you're cleaning it up, break out the Q-tip, take some of the stuff off, leave a little bit of the Q-tip on the plastic straw and then get it in there and wiggle it around a little bit to clean that up, tap it out again.
Another thing that's really great, if you can find them, are pipe cleaners, but they're not as common as they used to be, or they're going to have to go to Hobby Lobby. You certainly can still find them. But Hobby Lobby or a smoke shop. If you get any places to smoke shop, it still sells pipes. I don't mean dope pipes, dude, talking about, you know, pipes, tobacco pipes. Then you'll find everything you need typically there. Okay?
Then we're going to go over the coax. What are we going to do with the coax? We're going to check the connectors for the same problem we might have with the other. Then we're going to feel. We're going to go along. We're going to take that coax line. Sometimes it would be like with a mobile antenna. That's okay. Keep the mobile antenna upright. Have somebody help. But you want to start from the base if you have the antenna and work your way out and straighten the line out in the process. But you want to feel it.
What am I feeling for? Well, a lot of times people may have taken the thing off because they got gagged and you may have, we've got to be careful here. You don't want to get pokey-booed, but yeah, that's good because you'll know where the damage is. But you can have cuts, kinks or tears or somebody stuck something through the line because they were being mean and they were assassinating your antenna and your radio. But you go through and you feel the line straighten it out, go inch by inch and check the whole line all the way through.
Now, you should also at this time, since we're going to be doing some basic maintenance, bring along some cleaning materials, preferably something that is a plastic cleaner that also reinvigorates the plastic or the vinyl. Regular upholstery cleaner is good for this. You know, the internal automotive vinyl cleaner. It will help to make the material supple, reintroduce oils back into the plastic. Remember, plastic is...
considered an organic, though the argument is it isn't, but it's considered an organic, so we're going to go that way. So we're going to re-vigorate the skin, the skin surface of the coax, and this will help to weatherize it again, seal up the pores of the material, hopefully prevent cracking and breaking that might take place. Otherwise, coax is pretty tough, by the way. And typically, coax has a high
IR protection level with regard to the material introduced into the plastic by the very nature of how the stuff is used. The next thing after we've done the coax, it seems like it's functional so far. We're not going to plug anything in yet. We're still not plugging anything in. Now we're going to go over those little magnet antennas. If you've got a magnet antenna at the one end, you're going to wipe everything, clean everything down, take the toothbrush, go over everything. Oh, this is boring and meticulous. Yeah, and I'm doing this is what I do with people in a classroom.
Unscrew the antenna, take a look at it, hopefully you can unscrew it, or again, if there are threads or fixtures. Now the next thing we're going to do is break out one of my favorites, which is fluid film, powerful rust and corrosion protection.
This stuff is used to be $6 a can at the beginning of last year. Went to $9 a can by the end of last year. It's now as high as $11 a can, but this is a very viscous lubricant, okay? Now you can get electrical lubricants, and by the way, you're still going to do that for any contact surfaces, but...
What we're doing first of all is unscrewing everything, cleaning it up with a toothbrush, get through a little oxidation. You know, it's just surface oxidation. We are going to clean off any contact areas. Does it have that little shimmer of orange but it's not corroded and eaten in but just like it looks like a stain? We'll get that crap off of whatever it's on wherever you can. When you're done, just a little bit of this on a Q-tip and cover all the metal areas but also touch the threads.
on everything. Where the antenna screws in, give it a very light, light, light coat. Purely what this is for is water repellency. What's really nice about this stuff, I use it on everything now. It's a penetrant lubricant, protects all metals. Let's see, lanolin-based superior lubricant, no solvents, long-lasting, non-toxic. You mean I can eat it? No, don't eat it.
But it's also non-hazardous. Now what I love about this stuff is it's tacky.
Now, there's a POS series of blue can, Aqua can products that are really fantastic out there. This is comparable to the, again, not the storage grease, but comparable to the operating spray greases that are done by Drummond or by PLS or all the other companies that are out there. But it's slightly cheaper right now since the other is much more expensive. Okay.
I go through three, four cans of this with all the tools. Every tool I've got that's going into a storage locker, it's going into a toolbox. I've been doing it today. I've got my back of my hands, still got some of the stuff on them, even though I washed my hands twice. This stuff is really great for any of these kinds of jobs we're doing now. On that note, when I'm looking at the radio when I was first doing maintenance,
Typically I have screw bolts on the side for the frame or bracket for the vehicle type radios. Unscrew those, take that lubricant and make sure first you clean up the threads, check the threads in the box itself on the sides and lubricate that and give it a light coat, a light coat over everything metal. We have to prevent oxidation. We need to preserve our equipment. Mostly we never had to think this way. Our grandparents did because we were poorer.
We have become slobs and inefficient and ineffective with most of what we're doing in this day and age. And we have to change that. We have to become, well, you're going to be shepherd and be the custodians of your resources, okay? Now, after we've gotten the antennas dealt with, and we've also checked the antenna itself to make sure it doesn't have a bake, break, a bend, or a nail through it or something, I keep mentioning nails. Well, because...
Nails used to be the parlor trick for anybody who didn't like somebody else they go off to your line went back in the CB war days and what they would do is Walk out with a fine nail or a pin drive it right through your coax line next time you key up Guess what it ruins a whole lot of things your finals usually are gonna kick in kick out. They're gonna fry
and it may do other damage, your diodes. Some of the diodes in there will go too. Remember I told you diodes are the odd man frisky first, frisky first to fry, okay? There are quickies on that. So then you gotta do maintenance. So it's not likely you're gonna have that problem, but just to be safe, prior proper planning prevents piss, poor performance, we always do total inspections on our equipment, okay?
After we've got all this done, and we've done lubricant on everything, including the outside surfaces of any metal on those antennas. What? Yeah. Why? Because if you do that, and you want to use a rag, you want to build up a certain amount of material and keep that rag around and don't just chuck it after you use it the first time. Let it permeate with the lubricant and use that wherever you can on all the surfaces to wipe them down as a final wipe.
because that the lubricant will permeate the crystalline structure of the metal and will help to repel moisture preventing any more oxidation. Now there's all kinds of the tricks you can do, you can lacquer stuff up. Garbram used to lacquer everything if you don't know this. Garbram used to lacquer paint everything or give it a coat after it was all put together just to create a certain amount of durable time in wear and weatherization.
And they had a patch up kit with many different ways to, you know, including just plain old spray with some more lacquer covered up with clear lacquer. It'll be fantastic. It'll work fine. But in this case, we have all kinds of sophisticated lubricants at our fingertips. You can pick whatever you think will work better. Congratulations. You're the boss. This is just one of many solutions I found that have worked really well. Plus, I'm using this in every category. So it's just one of many items that catches all wherever I can.
By the way, using all the vehicles, using it on equipment that's going to be outside and operational outside. This was designed as a protectorate to use underneath the vehicle during the winter. In Michigan here, where we have the salt, you clean everything off, scrub it real good. If you're going to paint it again, paint it, and then you give it a coat of this stuff, and it's good for the season. Mostly. It's Michigan. There's salt on the ground. It's corrosive, trust me.
That's where trucks and vehicles look the way they do after a few years on the road here. So anyway, now I've got everybody with the basics. We cleaned everything up. Now we're going to talk about powering things up. One of the things I have is a mobile power supply, a couple different ones that are ready to go. So we can bring a piece of equipment up one at a time or I'll move it around and we can actually go table to table. We'll test the equipment. We want to show that we, you know, first of all, how to operate. What's the first rule? Uncle Mark's first rule of radio equipment.
Before you hook anything up, hook up the antenna. You've done your inspection. Put something on there to create a false load, if nothing else. There are actually a piece of equipment you can buy that will give the, you know, give it a place to go. You can still operate the radio, whatever. But it's much safer to actually have something that really does the job, does what it's supposed to do.
So in fact, if you go to a computer store, the guy has a bench. What does he have at the bench? On the wall, he's got a little cheapy frame set up with a computer so he can test components. But then he also has everything else right there handy. And it's usually bolted right to the bench and the keyboard, mouse of different types, mice. Oh, look, I'm going to patch a mice. Just different mice.
And then of course monitors, maybe one, two or three, depending on what he needs, based upon what computer he's working on, and they're bolted right to the wall. And all he does is plop the machine in the middle, hook up the appropriate device, and he's ready to go. So you can do the same with radio maintenance, you know, in the same way. In fact, I'm working on a bench right now. I got everything collected, like the other 15,000 projects I got going. I've got everything collected. What I need to do is put it together, and I just got off of surfy it.
of beautiful laminate material that I'm going to use for making the workbench up for doing electronics. It's not going to be very big, but it's going to be very everything there. So again, then you test one at a time the machines demonstrate what to look for. Now you can go one step farther and you're going to have to invest in canned air.
But you can open up the box one at a time, which is a good idea before we even get started, probably. If you can, if you have the ability to do this, is unscrew the cover, the cover, extract the cover, which comes off in like, you know, the top panel and the two sidewalls. Spray up the inside, take a look, see if there is any oxidation anywhere too, because unfortunately a lot of equipment isn't stored really well. And so certain parts which were made for minimal cost or simply did not have a sophisticated
Surfacing material covering the components. That's why they oxidize. They're simply raw materials. Those can be cleaned up and can even be improved. Little finger paint brush and a little bit of effort on your part. They probably won't oxidize the same way again. Okay? You don't spray paint anything. No, we don't spray paint all the insides. No, no, no, no. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that
Anyway, the idea here when we're done with the class, everybody has a CB radio. Needless to say, we're going to go talk about the testing and everything else that's done, but that has to be done individually. And we also need to know how are they going to employ the radio? Now, if you're lucky, the whole group buys the same radio because you tell them to, which I've done more than a few times. And the first step is let's get the CB net up and running. Then let's look at FRS right away.
Now, I mentioned before, where would I apply FRS? Where is it? Is it probably a good option? Well, FM, the FM headset radios and the FRS radios are really good for medical detachments. Now, the little micro, the FM radios, which are not as commonly referenced, they were a big thing in the 80s to the 90s, and needless to say, they're still out there. Little FM headset type and handheld radios that are out there in force.
are actually a pretty decent little package. And they're, what's really nice is kiss, keep it simple, stupid. Anyway, fact of the matter is that they're also simple and reliable and that there's not a whole lot to think about to use them. This is especially critical. What are you dealing with? Who's getting this equipment? Well, medical personnel and support personnel.
Remember that they may have assistance. Some people have never seen people bleeding and horribly injured before. The adrenaline rush, even with people who have, there are new things you always experience that are quite sickening and horrific. Because of that, you want minimal distraction, maximum benefit with the equipment. One nice thing about the micro FM headset units is that there's only five channels. It's either A, B, C, D, or E. That's it.
So if you tell everybody A channel, A channel, alpha, alpha, alpha, A channel, everybody's going to hear that. You're going to confirm it. You're going to point at each person after you've told them what to do. You got 10 people standing there. Talk to me. You point at that person. Talk to me. You've got your unit on. They talk you here. Put your hand up to stop. Point at the next person. Talk to me. Put your hand up. Tell them to stop. Next person. You go to each person. It's just like checking the rig with an airborne jump.
Your radio operators are kissed. Keep a simple stupid operators. It's very easy to operate the equipment. You can do a voice talk or you can do a push talk. Okay, the voice activated can be obnoxious because sometimes somebody's working on somebody, they're very verbal or they're shouting orders at a patient to try and get their attention.
it's more likely or better that they be on the push to talk phase rather than voice activated. Because you hearing somebody giving command orders can be confusing or create radio chatter confusion. Now the FRS radios work basically the same way, but some are smaller and less, well, more difficult to operate, but they operate. So we're not gonna worry about that, they work.
For medical that is still your best choice. Remember you're you're bringing up the skill level your people over a very short period of time You're gonna start out at zero in many cases You want everybody to be on the same page you want to escalate that development so that you're there They understand the basic simple equipment CV radios are easily as easily understood as possible Same with the FM and same with the FRS
Now we didn't want command communications integration then we'll start talking about the other radio equipment But that's later right now We're focusing on small unit operations fire team squad platoons in this case the medical detachment subdivided with ambulance medical direct support support personnel and supply and then a weapon systems detachment or platoon
And each of these elements have particular tasks. However, here's the rule. You all know this. Everybody gets the same classes because everybody is eventually going to have to step up to the plate with regard to the organization and structure of a unit, no matter what you are. Medical, combat engineer, infantry, mechanized infantry, army units, indirect fire, air support, mechanical air support is in drone or RC toy as we like to call them. Piss on that drone idea. They're RC toys, son.
So anyway, the RC Toy Division is an operation that integrates with everybody else. And again, the idea here is KISS, keep it simple, stupid. And again, prior proper planning prevents piss for performance. Think ahead. Now immediately, if you have handhelds, then you need to have a radio maintenance person designated who's going to be wearing more than one hat. Just because you're working on the radios doesn't mean that's all you're going to be doing.
But you do need someone who would like to and preferably there's always somebody like to play with electronics Already has experience now Here's a downer to that a lot of people who have gotten into military militia formations or even they go in the military Don't want to do what they've been doing. Why did you get in the military? I want to do something different So understand don't try to press somebody in if they're there and they're volunteering, but it's like man I do that all day
Okay, some people are like, man, I do that all day and I love it. But you got to pay attention to the people in front of you. And if you're going to manage people, understand that that person will still be helpful. But you need to, if as need be, develop an entire new person carrying that MOS, so to speak. Okay, that person is developed.
and radio maintenance is one of those side bar goofy niches in the small unit level like with medical detachments. Whoa, we got somebody killing somebody there in the background. I'm sorry. Hey, Marcus, Larry, I just want to call in apologize. I'm out of town here receiving just want to call in apologize and that's okay. Are you going to be able to stay up or you got to take off? No, I just I'm here with somebody and I'm just thought I would call in and say, Hey,
Well again To your northwest but as a sidebar guys, I believe shikongo is rioting again tonight, but don't worry you're not supposed to have an opinion about a bunch of Riotous baboons who are simply attacking and breaking and destroying things for the sake of attacking and breaking and destroying things There isn't even an excuse. It's just do it
So for everybody out there pay attention to your backyard. Larry, same with you. Guys, this kind of goofy garbage is what we saw a couple years ago. It's just going to be arbitrary and random. Pay attention to your environment when you're traveling and also wherever you plop yourself down whenever you are going about your business. And know where all your exits are, so to speak. Know how to evacuate or fall back. And remember, here's the thing about stores. If you're in a store,
You know, over the counter and back through the McDonald's is an option. That counter isn't going to slow you down much. Always remember that. And you know what? A fryer pan full of oil is a hell of a weapon. You see that boiling oil with the fries in it? Chuck the fries at them. Okay, grab the basket, chuck the fries, and look for a pan real quick or a scoop. Grab a scoop of that, throw that at their heightened ends, like enemy at the gate. Anyway, Larry, thank you for the call. I appreciate the heads up.
I've already taken off. So anyway, again, oh, okay. Anything else? Jump in there, please. Well, I mean, the economy is going down fast. People better be getting what they want while they can. Australia has just announced that they're going to be sticking cattle with mRNA vaccines. So one of the things I'm doing is I got me a few new propane refrigerators. There is a company called National Refrigerator.
They're in Shipshawana, Indiana, so they're not too far from you, but they are converting brand new propane refrigerators. You know, they come with electric and a circuit board in there. You know, you cook them up to 12 volt and they'll fire the propane on and off. However, this company can convert them to where they're propane only. No circuit boards. So what they do is you get a little panel on the side. The panel has a button for, you know, starting the gas.
It has a striker button for igniting the gas and then it has a small dial for controlling the temperature. And, you know, they're pretty much the same cost as a new refrigerator. Now you cannot use them at that point with, you know, like electrical. You can't plug them into AC at that point because they've replaced the electronic thermostat. They replaced that circuit board with this manual setup. But there's no circuit board to blow if you get AMP.
Once you light them up, they just run. That's what I've been using for years. I've been using the old 70s vintage propane refrigerators, but the technology has improved. The refrigerator that I got to replace the one I had in my kitchen, the freezer is like three times bigger than the old freezer. You know, they got some plastic trim and stuff on them that's not so great, but by God, I put that thing in and turned it on and it's running rock steady. I get it adjusted like just above freezing.
which is the way I like it for the fridge. The freezers typically go down to minus 15, minus 20 degrees in there. The cold to the refrigerator parts kind of trickle down literally. I mean, they're using ammonia that literally cycles back and forth, trickles down. And it's a weird concept, but you're actually getting cold from heat. That little flame generates heat and it's a thermal process, which works. And these things have been around for a long time.
And I'm getting a big one and I'm going to be having a quarter cow cut up and put in there. I'm going to use the big one like a big stand-up freezer. So, if the guy's out there that can afford it, you better be getting it now because these bastards know you don't want to take the vaccine and die, so they're putting the shit in the food. So, somebody needs to walk up to Clash Schwab and blow his brains out. Same thing with Bill Gates and the rest of these bastards. That really should happen.
That would be wonderful to see on the national news. These people start dying because they certainly should. They kill enough people themselves. I would dearly love to see that. But anyway, Australia is now injecting their cows. They're talking about injecting pigs and cows with this crap.
fire beware. Pigs have been doing for some time and now they're starting up with the cattle because they want to they want you to be afraid of eating at a restaurant in every place else where the stuff is served everywhere. They told you they didn't want to eat meat. They want to eat their bugs. So screw them.
Real quick a question with the with the Australian story I haven't I've read one piece, but I'm curious You know Australia is divided right up the middle on this right now One half is less communist than the other and some of our listeners are probably in the west side of Australia So is it all of Australia or is it part of Australia where they're doing this? Well, there's two separate governments right now. Seriously. Go ahead
I don't know. I will try and get the article and forward it to you. I'm in motion right now. So I will try and forward that article to you. Real quick before we get any farther, somebody's asking, what's the name of the company that has the refrigerators? Is there an access number? It's called National Refrigerator in Shipshawana, Indiana. Yeah, I can get the number for you. Hang on just a second. Let me bring it up on my phone. Hang on. That's good.
National refrigerator, Ship Showana, Michigan, or Ship Showana, Indiana, Canada. Put it in Michigan, don't do that. If you haven't been to Ship Showana, it's a major meat point for the Amish. There's a couple of really good stores, not a real big place, but an oversized, you know, little town. Go ahead. All right, the phone number for the National Refrigerator is 260-768-7059.
260-768-7059. When you get the recording, hit the number one button. That'll put you in touch with whoever's there. One guy named Glenn, and I think another guy's name is Vernon. But yeah, you can talk to him. They've got all different kinds of sizes. You know, they have Norcole manufacturer. They have Tomenic, which is a Swedish brand. That used to be the best one, but nowadays who knows.
Yeah, I've got an RV that's got a board in it that pretty much be 27 years old and I'm gonna replace that one with a you know, one that doesn't have circuit board and as long as you have propane you make these things work and you know, they're Pretty much good for several years. But yeah Might as well get it and get this stuff stock while you can folks Very good. Well, thanks for the heads up and again national refrigerator 260
Yeah, sorry National National Refrigeration National Refrigeration as the Yeah, thank you. That's okay. No, no correction good anyway, it's 260 769 705 9 Glenn or Vernon or who you'd probably be talking to there may be other representatives and that's national refrigeration in China 6 8 is 260 768 8
See, it's a good thing you're correcting me. I wrote it on the edge of that red line there, is why. Very good. Anything else? Not really. It's just getting interesting by the day, isn't it? They want chaos so that they can then add their order. That's the way they do this, order out of chaos. And that's coming with the money, folks. I mean, you're trashing the money and spending it and...
They're spending these banks into oblivion as fast as they can. The IMF has released their version of digital CBDC, and they call it the UNI-COIN. They're going to try and force as many people under their digital system as they can, because Russia, China, and others, they've got their BRICS system, and everybody's joining up with it and dumping the dollar. So the dollar's coming to a close. That's why they want to force you on the new system.
So yeah, get whatever you can, physical, tangible while you can. Real quick, as I pointed out, guys, if you go to Dollar Tree, I'll tell you what, I was going to mention why you were here tonight, Larry. What you were hearing was these little, here, it's these little, okay, it's just little bumpy things on the road.
Real quick I'm gonna remind everybody Mexicali white nacho cheese sauce You know I don't usually say things bad about any food because any food would be better no food But tried this it's made by a company Bueno which is Mexico or LLC out of Texas which I guarantee it's not really out of Texas It's out of Mexico the name tells you that okay? The product is at Dollar Tree, and I would recommend not getting it
If you do buy it, it's one of those things, usually the paste, I mean granted you're probably not buying a bunch of this stuff, but having tested this and looking at the massive lines of ingredients that take up half the height of the can in Spanish or in English, the paste nacho tastes more like cheese because it really is cheese, whereas the other one is heading more towards the soily yellow, soily red. Not soily green, but soily yellow and soily red.
So, again, if you got it, if you got it for free, if I got the cases of it for free and I might, I'd grab it, but it would be handed out to somebody else. It'd be one of those things where you're like, well, what if your neighbor showed up and he wasn't prepared? Well, I'd get one of these cans and I'd give him a can of sardines and mustard sauce and I'd give him a bag of oatmeal and that's what I eat. You can have what I eat. And there you go.
You know, you got something better be happy didn't have anything obviously were ill prepared. So or you're not you know, you figured you'd feed off me But it's Mexicali white nacho cheese. I even recommends please shake it up before you open the can on the other hand Well, certainly you should do that anyway with any of the liquids or viscous liquids It's doesn't have quite the taste you'd expect either. So
Again, just a heads up. One of those things that we want to, especially if we're going to use the meat and you want the sauces and stuff and you're using off-the-shelf inventory, okay? This is not going to be part of your off-the-shelf inventory, I hope. Anyway, Larry, before we're almost to the top, anything else? Let me finish something here on that subject then because of what we kind of moved to here. First of all, that's national reparation.
anything else? No, I mean, we're seeing the left lose their minds and this is like the orchestrated. The last thing I want to do is, you know, widespread chaos. They have their excuse to bring in the troops to restore order. So that's why we're seeing what's going on in Chicago. I mean, they had a lizard light foot and now you get this other piece of garbage that they've brought in. You know, it's just New York's going the same way. People are talking about that too. I mean, they pull all these
All of these police and things and they've deliberately been releasing prisoners like they're doing in California. I mean, my guy in California, they're talking about giving black people reparations in the tune of millions of dollars apiece. This is just utter insanity, people. This is communism. They're going to take from you and distribute as they wish. And yeah, that is better arm yourselves. You better not give them up to get led first because this is the way this is coming.
Remember I said that, you know, there's a prediction that when people finally start shooting back, and this could be because of a gun grab or whatever, that that's when Russia, China, Cuba, and others hit us. And I think they're pretty close. I mean, Biden is home Obama's third term. So that's why we're seeing what he's doing. He's completely, totally corrupt. They're talking about the millions of dollars that all the family members have gotten from the Chinese.
I mean, it's just amazing how much corruption there is, and it's in both parties. So I just don't see a lot of openness being restored before things go to hell. And they're going to hell now fast. Well, again, the biggest issue is the food supply. There's been a number of attacks on the reserves. Yeah, did you hear about the plant down in Texas that 18,000 cattle killed?
Right, we have talked about that. One of the things is again, it did turn out to be methane. And what was the problem? The EPA was the problem. Larry, I'll tell you what, I'm going to probably let you go. You've got a lot of feedback coming in off the line. All right, well, I'll drop off. Okay, so you're just picking up. I don't know why. It's probably just some, whatever's in the background is being picked up by your mic. And it's kind of blowing out the, blowing out the audio.
All right, well, I'll drop off here. Thank you, sir. All right, talk to you later. And again, that was Larry. For everybody out there, again, taking advantage of over at Ship Showana National Refrigeration. If you want to check out propane stoves, of course, propane stoves too, and they do have the Marai guarantee at Ship Showana. You know, traditional ones, not with all the electronics. But in addition to that, National Refrigeration 260.
768-7059, you can probably be talking to Glenn or Vernon. Now on that note with regard to the beef, a couple of things to remember, get yourself a vacuum packer, like a seal of meals are all over the place. I've got one sitting right here. Remember we got a couple of weeks ago for free almost. Brand new in the box by the way, old inventory.
Get yourself food dryers if nothing else. Remember, dry the beef. You can do that. You can also can beef. In fact, you can do something we've already done years ago and tested to experiment to see what our duration range was.
is we did dried beef and I also did meat sticks that we got from a butcher because they didn't cut out quite right. He was selling the beef sticks for a dollar a pound for beef sticks and he didn't make them. They weren't a fatty beef stick. They were very lean. And so what we did is put them in a number 10 cans, CO2'd them.
sealed the cans while they were being CO2ed and marked them. And you know what? Open the can 10, 15 years later for each of the cans. No mold, no degradation. Beef sticks tasted just like they did when they went into the can, government type processing. You could do the same thing, but what I would do is seal them in old type bags or retort pouches if you want to invest in those. And then I would still put them into the number 10 can.
and seal them for long-term storage. But the beef that you're getting right now, because you can get it from a number of different sources, would be a good solution. I will recommend something else you could do, and it's the next step. There's a lot of summer sausages that are in our area here from local producers. It's 100% beef.
They're cheap. We've gotten we've bought out a couple of times some of the resources here locally But you could take that summer sausage dry it. Oh, well, no, it's not really a bad thing Dry it taking or you remember it's got fat higher fat content But what the advantage of this is you're taking more of the moisture out Then vacuum pack that
And it's cookery for later, it's food for later. The other option is to take summer sausages as are, which typically they're plasti-packed. And again, can those the same way or at least store shelf wise, but in root cellar temperatures or subsurface temperatures. You can also take those and freeze them if need be, it's not really gonna hurt them.
But chopping them up and putting them into macaroni or into with soups or whatever, gonna work just fine. Again, also just as travel chew, exactly what pemmican or again, dried beef or dried buffalo is for. Ain't nothing new there. It's old as man chewing on critters, okay? Every creative way that you can come up with that helps to put more on the shelf is a good thing. Just that simple. And it's not gonna get better, it's gonna get worse.
The it's planned this is not accidental a lot of people going man. It's either they're excellent or maybe it's planned This is planned. This is not accidental. This is not happenstance Your enemy is acting and you need to act accordingly not to react to them but to act