Those were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said. We fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. 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 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 trade it in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seasonally farm. and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit so their children will be. 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 eat God-given right. And pray to God to torture freedom burning bright. As I awoke he'd 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 him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? This is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report I mark currently. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories West, Southeast, North. And gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. and we're on satellite, let's say, hide all our merchant marine operators out there. We're on a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is Friday! It's Cinco di Amo Day and Quartermaster Friday. It is the 21st of July. The end this day will be the end of the third full week of July. Time marches on. Just keep chugging away. It's all you can do. And it is the 15th year of Open Obvious and In Your Face, Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist, occupation of America with a K2023 old earth calendar, 2023 battle for the republic, the dance of swords. I've got about 10 inches worth of transcript. Well, actually it's script. It's actually Well, it's what we're going to be doing with the radio program for Battle for the Republic and I have been busy, busy, busy as a sidebar today. And I want to say thank you to our other proofreaders for pitching in on a few things that needed to be fixed. I even had to change the word myself. I found some redundancy, which is not good. That always happens. So anyway. First of all, let's do this. Ed's right there, I hope. And if we can, latest guns and gadgets, which by the way, if it's not the latest, the one that has to do with gun confiscation and a number of other items hidden in what is a must-pass bill. The must-pass bill is part of the title. Forgive me, I don't have it right here in my fingertips. But Ed, if you could pull that up with guns and gadgets. I was in the last four or six hours. There might be something newer and let's go ahead and play that right away. So we get that into our cycle and it's on our archive and you know another location where it's actually been broadcast. So again guns and gadgets on YouTube Jared. Guns and gadgets is the channel and take that get over there check see what they have make a point of Give me a thumbs up and subscribe. Please take the time and subscribe. One of the biggest anti-gun US senators in the land is Chris Murphy out of Connecticut. And Chris Murphy has submitted three anti-gun bills within the, well, sorry, amendments to the bill for the National Defense Authorization Act, and they're bad, and they should be watched. And you should even talk to your US senators about it. Area code 202 224 3121 takes three minutes. Very easy to do. But what he looks to do is pass unconstitutional gun control that would never fly, it would never pass the scrutiny of a court. And then the third one looks to, it's a good one, just check this out. I want to thank the sponsor of the video that's Bullet Safe. Bulletsafe aims to be the number one provider of body armor and personal security products, and you've seen me talk about the VP3 before. The VP3 comes in at $299.97, which is absolutely unheard of for a vest that is made in the USA, NIJ level 3A tested and certified, and extremely lightweight ranging from 3.9 to 6.9 pounds. I've worn a lot of body armor in my career and my life, For multiple reasons, and I'm telling you that this is actually a very very comfortable vest I had full range of motion on my shoulders when I was shooting taking different positions And it's actually in my vehicle for when I need to use a Vest and I strongly suggest you check it out link is down below check out bullet safe, and I appreciate y'all for Supporting the channel let's get into this group of amendments Submitted by Chris Murphy to the National Defense Authorization Act, I'm going to read you right from these amendments. They're very short so that you can see Chris Murphy's words in his own black and white text, and they're bad. So the first one here is SA732. And he wants to change the requirements relating to firearms. Now... Firearms training in general, the Secretary of Defense shall establish minimum standards for firearm safety training for members of the armed forces and civilian employees of the Department of Defense who acquire, possess, own, carry, or otherwise use a firearm, whether privately owned or as part of their work-related duties. Now the work-related duties part, that happens anyway. Military members and civilian employees have to qualify. They have to meet minimum standards. But then it starts to... Take a different angle. Check it out. Now the elements for the training must include the following. Training on suicide prevention, information about secure firearm storage methods, including safes, cable locks, trigger locks, and lock boxes. A requirement for demonstrating proficiency in the operation and use of a firearm. Training on the operation and use of locking devices. And then timing. An individual required to receive training under paragraph one shall be required to receive such training not less frequently than once every five years. And related to purchasing of firearms, the secretary shall provide the training required under paragraph one to an individual prior to the purchase on property of the department by the individual of a firearm. So that means before you can buy a gun on base, you need to take this training class. Five is the availability of the training. The Secretary shall make the training required under paragraph one available to any member of the Armed Forces, civilian employee of the Department, or of any such member or employee who desires to complete such training. And here's where it gets totally unconstitutional. Registration of firearms. The Secretary shall require any individual living on an installation of the Department in Military Housing in accordance with the Department of Defense Manual 5100.76 relating to physical security of sensitive conventional arms, ammunition, and explosives, or successor manual. 1. To register all privately owned firearms with the arming authority of the installation. 2. To securely store all privately owned firearms in a locked safe or with another locking device. And c. Storage of privately owned firearms and ammunition while the Secretary shall require that any privately owned firearms and ammunition be stored separate from federal government arms and ammunition on property of the Department. Now, I know that happens on just about any base anyway already. If you have a gun on base, it is registered with somebody. Your title's different depending on the branch, but that you're registered as having a firearm on base in your facility. However, this amendment says all privately owned firearms. So if you have guns back home outside of the fence, outside of the gate, you have to register those too. Why? What's the need for that one, other than to start a national registry in violation of federal law, starting with all military members? Hmm. It gets worse. The next amendment that Murphy submitted has to do with forcing waiting periods on you if you want to buy guns and ammunition. Check this out. Waiting periods. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary of Defense shall require a seven-day waiting period before an individual may purchase a firearm sold on a military installation and a four-day waiting period before an individual may purchase ammunition sold on a military installation for a firearm purchased by the individual on a military installation. So did you catch that play on words? If you bought a gun on base, They want you to wait seven days. And you want to buy ammunition for that gun, well, you need to wait four days for that. But in that wording is four days to wait for ammunition for a gun that was bought on base. So now they're using that registry to see what you bought on base. And if your ammunition matches that gun, well, then you have to wait for it. Even if you're looking to buy ammunition for a gun, you have off base. Say you bought a 9mm on base, you have 9mm at home, and you go to buy 9mm ammo on base, well you bought one on base, so now you have to wait, even if you say you're buying it for guns back home, or back at your residence, or your rental, whatever. You get the picture. No bueno! But wait, there's more. Here is a third amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that has been submitted by Chris Murphy, and this looks to just strip away everything he just submitted in the first two. Yeah, check this out. Restriction of privately owned firearms on property of Department of Defense. The Secretary of Defense shall establish a policy for the Department of Defense that, one, prohibits the possession and storage of privately owned firearms in military barracks and dormitories, and two, prohibits the possession of privately owned firearms that are not related to the performance of official duties on property of the Department by anyone who does not live. on the property of the Department of Defense. So these three amendments that have been pitched to the National Defense Authorization Act look to strip away the rights of people in the military or private citizens working for the Department of Defense related to the Second Amendment. They just want to take it away. Can't have a gun. Can't own a gun. Can't buy one. Can't buy ammo. Can't even secure it like they want you to on base. Now, there are going to be people who watch this video and say, eh, that's not a big deal. We don't want a bunch of people running around military bases with guns on. Guys, what do we pay the military to do? To be proficient with all kinds of weapons. But then you deprive them of the weapons that they're required to keep and be excellent at. I don't agree with this. I think it's bullshit by an ass clown in the Senate who wishes to do nothing but strip the rights of Americans away and also create a registry starting with military families. And if you think he doesn't have a plan going forward, you're not paying attention. If he can get this to be required by the military, you and I are next, guys and gals. Let me know what you think down below. I think Chris Murphy is an ass clown. What say you? I'll see you all in the next one. Thanks for your time. I appreciate you more than you know. Have a great day. Take care. However, it is something that is in motion as is pointed out by Jared. Yes, the plan is this is a precursor to whatever it is they're going to try to get away with nationally. We'll end up in a civil war over at slash a war for independence needs to happen. So what we need to be doing is being is preparing for dealing with the problems at hand. Okay, it is especially critical that you organize Army equipment train as militia establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations Logistics the key to victory. Do we have a caller before going farther thought I heard noise could be doesn't have to be very good also Well, I've been moving books again and my as I promised the gulag archipelago one of the interesting things is that I have what I'm holding is the first edition this is the first of the books that came out where it was actually in print and was the printer Harper and Row was the original publisher and this is a first edition and I have also what is the Gulag Archipelago, book one and book two, which is all the rest of the works that Solzhenitsyn could by memory build to accomplish the task. Now let me point something out here. I'm going to read. It's a small forward. It's a small one of multiple forwards, by the way, more than just one. And I dedicate this to all those who did not live to tell it. And may they please forgive me for not having seen it all, not remembered it all, for not having divined all of it. And for years, I have with reluctant heart withheld from publication this already completed book. My obligation to those still living outweighed my obligation to the dead. But now that the state security has seized the book anyway, I have no alternative but to publish it immediately. In the book there are no fictitious persons, no fictitious events. People and places are named with their own names. If they are identified by initials instead of names, it is for personal considerations. If they are not named at all, it is only because human memory has failed to preserve their names. But all took place just as it has been described. You're in the book. So when you read this, most emphasis, this is like watching, you know, Sound of Freedom, is anything to distract you from the idea that the events you see were events that actually took place. I don't believe, in fact I guarantee that the witches, bitches, excrement, satanic, pedo-queer filth that are in the regime, the government now, and especially librarians, would allow this book to come into a library today. Because the people that he's writing about are the people that are now the librarians and the people that are now in your government, the wretched, filthy, paper-pushing bureaucratic Soviet socialist scum that are nothing but polyps upon your bank accounts and your wallets sucking the lifeblood out of the country, of course betraying it every step of the way and planning on murdering you. Okay, it's just that simple. One of the little pieces I've said I was gonna read from different sections here at different times over the next several weeks. I'm going to do this by the way. One of the things, I guess, in the very first chapter, Arrest, which is the, if you read this, you're going to go, wait a minute, I've seen this before. Wait a minute, no, I'm seeing this now. Give me a moment, because I was going to read one section, but there's another piece here. And by the way, where did I get this book? This came from the public fool system of Ann Arbor, Michigan, where it was purged. And I have an entire stack that I saved. They were not for sale. These were thrown, these were to be destroyed. A certain person working at one of the sites where they destroy books that are on the list to be destroyed He gave me a call, you might be listening right now, and said, hey, you need to come over here. And this whole stack of books, which mostly are the first stack, were all of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's books, all of his works, including, as I pointed out, I have what are called the white papers. Before this book that I have in hand was printed. Solzhenitsyn exited much of his works out in a network that brought out pieces of the book, you know, a chapter, a part of a chapter. Some of these were used as separate essays because each one of the chapters is like a small epic unto itself of, you know, disaster and government terrorism, government-sponsored terrorism, etc. And it is fascinating that again, Eventually, with patience, the books were taken out of where he was secure, a page or two or three at a time, got into what we call the microfiche network, and then from there got out of the eastern block so that people here in the US could start to sort things out. Now, what do I mean by the microfiche network? Okay, this is something most people don't realize. And of course, this is why you can tell when the Jewish mob is running things because the first thing they attack is the Bible. In Russia, you could not own a Bible. In fact, they would use putting a Bible in your mailbox as a test to see if you would report it. And, of course, many people didn't think about it, and so may have thought, hmm, a Bible, somebody's friendly nearby. And in reality, it was a way for them to see whether or not you would report that you received a Bible. So, I, when I was in my teens, because I actually got into printing a little bit too before, I mean, it was, it's kind of interesting. I didn't do all the printing in high school. that I could have but I knew everybody that was in the print shop because we had an actual commercial print shop available and there isn't anything that we couldn't do. I mean literally we could do everything up to it including books in the print shop that we had in the little burg of Dexter in the high school, okay? The equipment had been donated by the printers that we had many of right here in the Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Southeastern Michigan area. So anyway University microfilms was around the corner, so to speak, over on Zeeb Road and just on the edge of I-94 when it cut through. And there was a program that I was recruited into to help with microfiche Bible reproduction. And it was all donation. Everybody had to, nobody could talk about it. Everybody had to shut up, not say a word. But what they did is we literally created every page of the King James Bible on microfiche slides, not micro dot, microfiche, okay, but the smaller format microfiche. And then, one Bible at a time was smuggled in to Czechoslovakia or Poland or even Russia proper. And once it was inside the circle, or inside the Christian sphere in Eastern Europe, It was then what I really understood is we didn't know it initially that they were breaking the books down and I got a member go take a look at how small microfiche single slide one little page panel is they would give away three or five pages of the Bible in a group and Would pass them off to each other and share them so even were somebody to have the door kicked in and they were coming for your Bible because they were going to put you in the gulag. The interesting thing is that they'd only get three pages, maybe five depending on which group you were with. But they knew then that of course if they were to find them that they were out there. And for the most part, this program was one of the most successful ways to get the Bible all through the Eastern block. It passed pretty much anything and everything that you can imagine the way of control. It didn't draw any real attention, could be put between pages of hardcover books, could be put through the cover and the cover sheet, could be put in the spine, which by the way, the secret police were looking for us, that wasn't a good choice. In addition to that, it could be even put right underneath a postage stamp. You could put postage stamps on something, have two or three open envelopes, and underneath each of the stamp was a microfiche page of the Bible. and they moved them in so many creative ways that it's amazing. And so understand that this is how it reversed order once that network was in place through people who were very disciplined because they understood how the secret police worked. Because they had, again, they were hunting them just as hard as the secret police were hunting the parties that they were after. Because of this, they were able to use the microfiche network to actually get components of Solzhenitsyn's works out. It wasn't the only way. There were several different mechanisms used to extract the works out of Russia. Once they got out of Russia, they were consolidated, they were picked through, in other words overlapped so that the whole book eventually, or most of the book, I will say this, if you read The white paper, which is an 8.5 x 11, this is very popular, this is the same time actually before a little bit. The Pentagon papers, that was a white paper. The CIA papers, that was a white paper. All of the other, like the MK Ultra papers, that was a white paper. In this case, Holton Eaton's works were in the underground the same way. Today it would have been internet under the table, whatever. But back then it was person to person and so once a copy was produced it could be reproduced by anybody who could access a photocopy machine or a print shop and make a reprint of the book. So most libraries did not have Solzhenitsyn's complete work initially, but they did have a lot of his words. And the Ann Arbor Public Fool System and the Ann Arbor Libraries purged every copy of what were actually, as far as I can see, priceless, one-of-a-kind historical text. Because the old Jewish Communists running the operation didn't want the goyim to see anything, to understand what was coming. Okay, where things were going. And that's really what it's all about. You know what, let's do this. Edward, we're at the bottom of the hour. It is 5.30. It is Friday. And I'll tell you what, let's do, although it's a little offset because it's a different theme, the subject is comparable. And I Am the Unknown Soldier by Carl Clang. Let's do that one. Again, I Am the Unknown Soldier or Unknown Soldier, but it's Carl Clang. And it is of course, we're headed to the weekend, want to see how to camp Emmer- Camp Emerson, New Camp Stas, Camp Wayland North, Yogum Aranges, Nagan- Hichum, uh, Focke-Wolff. We'll take a break. We'll be back. friend of yours left so long ago some call me POW the one they left behind I am the one soldier never tried to find I'm the one they never tried to find from Missouri the soldier from St. Paul I was the hero of my family and still my pictures upon their wall. I'm a poet in a skull and the boy who lived next told me I'm known. So she just forget me here. Then should I forget you too? She tried to bring you. I'm still someone who belongs to you. Known soldier, tears to shh, the fading. My country has betrayed me and I have forgiven you Pray to God and forgive you You can't face the one-home soldier With dreams you'll rescue me Understand And I'm tired And I'm hungry And I'm lonely And I'm home soldier I'm the one you So lay down close beside me now gently stroke my face. They make things disappear, people who were loyal, who were left, and then progressively step by step, you just wait year after year and nobody is supposed to remember it all. That people, that's the pigs that are in Washington, the filth, the excrement that's in Washington, it's how they think, it's what they are, and the ones who really, really tell them what to do, which are foreigners from outside the country, whose job it is to help to destroy step by step the sovereignty of the nation. That's how we picture arrests to ourselves. The kind of night arrests described is, in fact, a favorite. Because it has important advantages, everyone living in the apartment is thrown into a state of terror by the first knock at the door. The arrested person is torn from the warmth of his bed. He is in the days, half asleep, helpless, and his judgment is befogged. In a night arrest, the state security men have a superiority in numbers. There are many of them armed against one person who hasn't even finished buttoning up his trousers. During the arrests, the search is highly improbable, but a crowd of potential supporters will gather at the entrance. The unhooded step by step visits first to one apartment and then to another. Tomorrow to a third and a fourth provide an opportunity for the security operations personnel to be deployed with the maximum efficiency and to imprison many more citizens of a given town than the police force itself numbers. In addition, there's an advantage to night arrests in that neither the people in the neighboring apartments houses nor those in the city streets can see how many have been taken away. Arrests which frighten the closest neighbors are no event at all to those farther away. It's as if they had not taken place. Along that same asphalt ribbon on which the Black Mariah's scurry at night, a tribe of youngsters stride by day with banners, flowers, and gay, untroubled songs, Soviet comrade. But those who take, whose work consists solely of arrests, for whom the horror is boringly repetitive, have a much broader understanding of how arrests operate. They operate according to a large body of theory. And innocence must not lead one to ignore this. The science of arrest is an important segment of the course of general and has been propped up with a substantial body of social theory. Arrests are classified according to various criteria, nighttime and daytime, at home or at work. During a journey, first time arrests and repeats, individual and group arrests, arrests are distinguished by the degree of surprise required. The amount of resistance expected, even though in tens of millions of cases, no resistance was expected, and in fact, there was none. Tens of millions. Arrests are also differentiated by the thoroughness of the required search. Instructions either to make out or not. to make out an inventory of confiscated property. Or seal a room or apartment to arrest a wife after the husband and send the children to an orphanage. Or to send the rest of the family into exile. Or to send the old folks to a labor camp to send the old ones. So no arrests are widely informed. In 1926, Irma Mendel, a Hungarian obtained through They come to term two front row tickets to the Bolshoi Theater. In Terreger-Gator-Pleigel, K-L-E-G-E-L, was courting her at the time and she invited him to go with her. They sat through the show very affectionately and when it was over, he took her straight to the La Bianca. For all of you who don't know what the La Bianca is, it's La Bianca Prison where you were either executed immediately or were being processed, the minority, into the Gulag Archipelago. And if on a flowering June day, 1927, on Kurznyczy, most the plump-cheeked, red-headed beauty Anna Skynokova, who had just bought some navy blue material for a dress, climbed into a handsome cab with a young man about town, you can be sure it wasn't a lover's tryst at all. As the cabin understood only well and showed by his frown, he knew that the organs don't pay. In other words, the secret police did not pay the cavies. They have an obligation to help with the secret police arrests. It was an arrest. In just a moment, they would turn on the Lavyanka and enter the Black Mall of the Gates. And if some 22 Springs later, Navy captain's second rank, Boris Buryskovsky, wearing a white tunic and a trace of expensive all due tellon was buying a cake for a young lady do not take note that the cake would ever reach the young lady and not be sliced up instead by the knives of such searching the captain and then delivered to him in his first cell which might be also his last cell by the way No one certainly cannot say that the daylight arrests, arrests during a journey, or arrests in the middle of the crowd has ever been neglected in our country. However, it has always been clean cut and most surprising of all, the victims, and I say foolishly, in cooperation with the security men, have conducted themselves in the noblest conceivable manner so as to spare the living for witnessing the death of the condemned. I think we should make sure that again, well Solzhenitsyn would eventually explain this. Were the daylight arrests any different from the nighttime? Well, no, not really, but they were made more fashionable because of course sometimes if it was done in the daylight, it was for the sake of creating fear. Constantly, when you read the first book, you'll notice there's constant reference to Leningrad. Why? Well, because Leningrad was a slaughterhouse and most people do not understand and it's what they plan on. It's what the kosher mafia, the Jewish mob mass murderers are wanting to do in America and they're prepping it. This is why they want you disarmed. Now, they won't get everybody disarmed. But their logic is that many stupid foolish or ignorant people will willingly go along because, well, this must be a mistake. Remember, we talked about this. And by the way, it's in the book here. He actually says that. What is the first thing everybody says? It's a mistake. It's a mistake. No, it's not. They know exactly what they're doing. It is foolishness to believe that in any way, shape, or form, the wicked monster that is before you deserves anything other than death because anybody cooperating with this, if they're in uniform, I don't care what department or agency they're with, they deserve death. The people who give them the orders to do this deserve death. The people who are the ones who have made up and fabricated the condition to try and bring America into the Soviet police state mindset across the board, they need to die. Don't hesitate, don't think twice. In fact, once you start, just look at it this way, roll up the carpet. That's the most common mistake made is, well, some people are nice if they respond. And work to assist the secret police in the propagation of mass arrests like this January 6th garbage that took place. How many local cops were busy licking bung holes to help get those people into Gulag I, the La Bianca of America in Washington, D.C.? How were they your friend? How were they your fellow male member of the community? What's the first thing that these pieces of wretched excrement did? Run up. Rip the pants down to the first bed they find bury their their face between the butthole there and try to lick all the Undigested corn and brown slobber they can find to show just how loving they are of the National Secret Police Force and they're a wannabe That's what they do. And again the now this you probably remember or a statement made by Solzhenitsyn, which by the way eventually we'll get to here. Oh how we burned in the camps realizing we had had nothing to lose and when the mass arrests had come, as they did in Leningrad, we had instead of covering and fainting at every bump at the door or creek on the stairwell had waited in the hallways and the stairways with cudgels and sharp objects. The wretched machine, for lack of operatives and equipment, would have grown to a halt. Why? Because the people taken grossly outnumbered, the filth and excrement, the turds that made up the wicked and evil ranks of the enemy. You have to take that attitude now. Don't hesitate, don't wait. You have to take that attitude now. And that's why when they initiate whatever they're gonna initiate, like I said, we roll up the carpet. Most people already have, like I said, what is called a Russian dead hand shoot order. Right now, as long as you hear from people, and as long as everything is copacetic, then we don't finish pulling the trigger. But otherwise, the order to pull the trigger has already been given. Why? Well, because we are that close and the situation is that penuous and treacherous slash dangerous that you must assume again that the enemy is always on the edge of being in motion in this age right now. Look at the what we've just seen in the last month. I mean the last month is nothing epic for us. There's nothing that we saw that the, you know, the satanic, pedo, queer ranks did that was a surprise to the patriot effort or anybody who's working as a good working knowledge of the perversions and the nature of the creature that we're facing. Nobody was surprised by that. It's just, oh, we told you so. Now let's get on with business. Now, if you've had your epiphany, I've talked about that yesterday. Everybody has their epiphany about what the real problem is. But it takes time. Now the big thing is don't give many times sit there and hem and haul when the time comes. Forgive me, I've got a spike coming in off the old crew net here and that's a different system. No, as a matter of fact, yes, this is, okay, thank you. I better re-qualify. What I just read was from the first single book, the Gulag Archipelago, as it originally was published. This is out of the first edition. This is the hard bound. I also, yes, do have the white paper. It's sitting right here. It's about an inch and a quarter thick. The one that I have, the third, fourth, and fifth ones that they were burning and throwing away. Actually, I think I have examples of each of the Gulag Archipelago as it came out in white paper now, mostly from the burnouts from the good old Ann Arbor public fool system and from the libraries. Libraries were told burn it all. These books would have been shredded people. They were to be shredded like legal books. Lawyers are supposed to destroy all law books so that you don't get a chance to see them part of the arrangement with the British crown that operates illegitimately under the War Powers Act and under the Buck Act of 1938. That's why our laws are copyrighted in England and not in the United States. Anybody notice that? Go to those tan books on the bookshelf in a law library. Go take a look at the copyright. Should it be in Washington? Maybe in New York. Or maybe in another state if there was another state of record. But that's not where they're copyrighted. They're copyrighted in England. Why? Because in 1933 we were betrayed under the War Powers Act and in 1938 they altered and created an alien court inside the United States by saran wrapping it with the Admiralty Court and in fact totally in violation of the body of the law of the nation. They know it. We know it. They can't even talk about it. They may get back and forth of the republic rats and the demacons with all the panty way stuff they're doing now, because they're talking and talking and buying time for the enemy and talking and buying time for the enemy and talking and lots of talking, okay, and more talking, but not once will they talk about the War Powers Act. Not ever. Now, case in point, Mr. Fauci, of course, is supposed to have been charged yesterday, if you didn't know, for his criminal actions against the American people, and Rand Paul was the One of the senators who was involved in this well last night at about one o'clock in the morning ran Paul's office in Kentucky Was burned and it was gutted in fact the place was toast fried. You know it is cinders Surely an accident. I'm sure now. Let's not forget and I don't know how how stiff a spine mr. Paul has Years ago a sleeper who was sitting next to him and with regard to a supposed neighbor wasn't a neighbor It was a plant who was waiting had been creating confrontations with Rand Paul randomly All of a sudden runs into the yard attacks him beats him off of his lawn tractor and in the process he breaks ribs he's got all kinds of internal injuries and They let that sob go Scott free The character was also allowed to, once he'd been told to do his physical attack job on Mr. Paul, he was also, he left, he left the area and moved somewhere else. You know, here's something that someone needs to do. Somebody needs to find out where did that person go that attacked Rand Paul on his property. Now this individual had been stationed. Oh, you think that he just happened to be there? No, BS. He was stationed there and then told when to physically attack to quote unquote send a message to Mr. Paul, which is why I tell you before, if you get hold of somebody like that, well first of all, you just beat the living hell out of them, grab and keep them down, everybody pitch in, and you don't call the police, you drag that POS into the garage, and then you have long conversations with them. See how that works? Harder than they think they're hunting you. In fact, ideally, you know, remember, sometimes people want to lure them in so that they don't So I wonder where that guy is today. He was allowed to move from the location and didn't go to prison. Oh, it was just, you know, after all it was felony assault. We're talking with grievous bodily harm to the individual who was attacked, a significant bodily harm. And yet the ring knockers and while the Yarmulke wearers, the OY boy Jewish mafia crowd, they made sure that the character who did the attack just waddled on down the road. Make that special. That's just special. Don't you think? Yeah. Oh, I wonder if he was one of the operatives that burned Mr. Paul's. I wonder if the old, old operative from the old, from the neighborhood there is one of the ADL slash Mossad or Fed agents that burned down, ran Paul's office last night. What do you think? Could that be? Oh, very likely. Don't think that somebody that's committed to be on the ground guys. We have rats like that right here where I am right now We've watched the same way because we know exactly who they're employed by Told you before and remember we've got the Institute for Social Research and a whole bunch of other escrow and fills around us and they they of course are chomping at the bit and frothing at the mouth constantly but Well now when that when this thing starts they're all known So again, just keep in mind Rand Paul, I have not seen an announcement. In fact, Ed, if we can track down anything in the way of any announcement or I should say statement from Rand Paul's office. It was Rand Paul's office in Kentucky that was burned. But I would be curious if anybody could pitch in there. I have not had time, but on the road, I don't know if you'll say that's why I have this stack of books that we moved today. First, I had to go through my archives and Make sure I had everything that I wanted then I also had to go through and finish notes on other things We just we haven't completed yet as far as you know trading out or using Then plus we're doing printing to a printer I was at the printers today a little bit and we took care of that For the battle for the Republic book one which everybody has been wanting and we've been you know Up down back and forth on that for how long now too long? So we're expediting all of this. But anyway Rand Paul's office in Kentucky was burned. If we can, let's see if we can find an announcement from, or a statement from Rand Paul's office on the subject. Now again, they were fighting the fire about 1.30 in the morning, you know, conveniently. Just happens that all of a sudden there was an arson, I mean, oh, an unknown cause fire. We just don't know what happened. We just don't know. Yeah, and I'm a Chinese jet pilot named Lao Z. Oh, matter of fact, thank you. I appreciate that. So, let's see, next, before I go any farther, also, oh, oh, it's a good thing before we get to the top, because we're going to do this both hours. Syncody ammo day. Guys, attention, attention, attention. Atlantic firearms. has a bunch of 7.62x39 that came in. Remember I said we knew that there was somebody that was going to be bringing some other stuff in. Well, it was Aja Bajan. Aja Bajan, apparently the...they're not restricted, probably because the Jewish mob has control of them. That's why there was a big turnover there in that country, remember, not too long ago. And apparently the latest import, go over to Atlantic Firearms, the latest import is 7.62x39. The prices, I'm a little confused by the prices, the roller coaster on them up and down, but still the ammunition is relatively fresh by what I can see. It looks like it's new production. You might if you have an interest in some 60 by 39 also look to see if they have any 545 by 39 or we need to be asking about it Since I know that algebra John algebra John uses some 60 by 39, but I am sure they also have a case 74s read that 545 by 39 and so it'd be interesting to see if they're gonna any military spec semi surplus new production 5.4x5x39. They have at least 5 or 4, forgive me, 4 flavors of AK 7.62x39 and they also have a batch of 7.62x54R for your negats and your Tokarev rifles. Okay, so you may want to check that out to see what's on hand. And that's Atlantic firearms, and I know they've got it there I went and looked at it today and most appears to be in stock you know some most as quickly as they start putting it out there the tickle meter was running on the inventory so If some of it's gone don't worry it appears that this is going to be a regular fare for as long as they can access it so But I still would take advantage of it you're going to want to shoot some if you can just to see how it prints and Again, that is Atlantic firearms And if you go there, it's on the main scroll, but they have a whole ammo section, of course, too. So you can go through and find the ammunition section and act accordingly, and you know, write down the shopping list, so to speak. Anyway, we're at the top, and we're gonna hear the music in a minute. You are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. Libertytreeradio.4mg. God, we're the republic. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his... His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me 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 length of grave. 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. 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We're also in a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is Friday, it is Cinco Damo Day and Quartermaster Friday. It is the 21st of July, meaning the last day of the first three weeks of July are coming to an end as of tonight. And of course it is the 15th year of open, obvious and pissing in your face. Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K2023. Old Earth calendar 2023 battle for the Republic the dance of swords let the dance continue and You know, we didn't do the last hour forgive me. I should have reminded we did get the Guns and gadgets component in there Forgive me. We were gonna play every hour Jason Alvin l al Deans Tried this in a small town and Ed if you could pull it up. We're gonna do that right now. There we go Farmers are dropping their own crops for the day a friend is in need and they've come to help That's what this community allowed for a community standpoint somebody needs some help you'll get it video if you can find it number one share it to your own social media so people can see it one way or another that are friendly. Then other people, if you know that are friendly, haven't and you can pass it on to them. Share it that way also. Be a real good idea. Again, also spread the word. The bad guys, especially ADL types and all the rest of the turds are, you know, flapping their app for a reason because they don't want you to realize that, yeah, they can do what they want in the cities and they can play police state all they want. But When push comes to shove you gotta come out of those warrens and try to pull your BS somewhere else and well, we're not exactly We're not exactly gonna let you have your way today or for that matter Any other day, so we're a lot of work to do. It's been a long week I would tell you what it was not wow, you know the day went days went by fast It has been a very very heavy work week here in Michigan and The political meetings going on this weekend with the townships, counties, and elements of the state, with people who are coming forward with information, and guess you call them whistleblowers, but also people just plain pissed, a lot of them. And these individuals are all working together to deal with the problem we have in the state of Michigan. In addition to that though, we do want to say hi to our friends in both Indiana and Ohio who've come up, and will be up here this weekend I'm sure. We've got another meeting over in the cold water area which is going to of course be quite extensive and also up towards Holland I understand. So, but that's not the only one, it's just that for sure They're going to be given the first glance of the information and audio and video portfolio we've been talking about this week that's been going around through the couriers. And they are making sure that everybody gets a chance to watch, listen, take notes, and then it's on to the next location. So strangely enough, certain counties that have in the past, farther in the past, been really not all that reliable. have with the change in the dynamic of the people who are in the township boards and the city councils. Guys, they've become hard chargers and they have been doing on their own a great deal of the yeoman's work to get the job done in putting up walls against the communists and Lansing. So that's gonna be interesting as I said to see how that develops. We won't know much more until Monday because again, there are going to be some announcements made next week. I know that. Like I said, the governor, the lieutenant governor and the the Queer Pack, the Lesbo-Satanic-Petto Queer Pack are under a microscope right now. People have been, you know, tracking every move they make, every moment they're on the ground, who they're talking to, and of course they're watching for. either agents of the Chinese or the Chinese themselves because there's an ongoing criminal investigation on that subject. So we'll see how that works. They really can't move. They really won't do anything good. Whatever they might try is useless because they've already pretty well incriminated themselves to the point where it's open and shut. And it's really a whole way to describe it. So for anybody who's been in the works with some of the groups that have been doing the research on the Chinese on the ground here in Michigan, not that they aren't doing this in other parts of the country. Did you hear Michigan? You better be looking around in your backyard because I guarantee each state that's listening right now has the same garbage going on. They just have done a better job of making sure that they pay off the people to shut up. so that individuals don't find out until it's too late. As it is, it's awfully late in the game with what happened here. But I'd like to ask what's also happening with the Pfizer scenario. Pfizer will probably get their way to a degree, but too many people remember how Pfizer burned Michigan the last time along with other states in the United States. And ain't nobody got any lost love for Pfizer Corp. So. Contrary to what they think they may have bought and paid a handful of whores But it ain't gonna work for the rest of the rest of the people out here And they're gonna be in an uphill fight to just like the communist Chinese if not kicked right out on their ear also See oh real quick one more time. We'll do it this hour to lay and last hour or something about it We're almost very in Atlantic firearms guys. Have you chance go over there right now? This is Cinco di ammo day and while oh while they do have a steel case Brown case, brown lacquer, copper jacket, 7.62x39. They also have the traditional Russian and Chinese copper wash. If you aren't familiar with that, go take a look at the images. But something else that they're carrying is quantity lots of PPU 7.62x39 boxer primed. Now, this is brass case. It's all traditional mill spec. But it is upper end and it is reloadable and I'm gonna tell you right now if you're looking at any weapons that you want to continue or you know to sustain training with you don't want to burn out the PPU steel case ammo or the Augebaijani steel case or the kur the Serbian no, no, no, no you want to hold on that by the way PPU is Serbian also But what you want to do is get a set of reloading dies and as I've said a million times, get your people into the reloading room. Yep, you can shoot. You want to fire 50 rounds in the AK? That's a good thing. You pay for the initial cost of the ammunition and then you also take the brass back and reload and you learn another skill in the process. This is what we've been doing all over the state here. If you're going to go to live fire, you're going to do boxer prime non-corrosive. We're going to recover the brass. We're going to match it up to the rifle whenever possible. And then you're going to reload it. That's what that Berdan steel, or forgive me brass case, heat annealed with a standard FMJ bullet. Guess what? We can go right back over to the same. All the parts, pieces, and assemblies are available. That's a boxer, not Berdan primed. It's a boxer prime case, so no problem reloading. You're getting really probably the best quality brass to reload for your AK. You can imagine by going to PPU, Pre-D Partisan, P-E-P-U. Anyway, blue case for the blue and white box for the 20 rounders, but in this case, I think this is bulk box. If you go to Atlantic, Atlantic Firearms, they have all of the new ammunition that's coming in listed and they do have a couple of videos. So I suggest you go watch the videos. That's right, they've been doing videos of their product as is coming in. I don't know how much of that they got. I mean, like I said, yeah, it looks like a big bunch when you have six, seven, eight pallets. But guys, if you're selling all over the country, six, seven, eight pallets, it's a 27 or 40 or 44. cases per pallet isn't that much. It will not take long for that to be gone through. So again, if you want to first of all take the time to be able to test it out and I think they're hoping other people will pick it up and will do a bit of an evaluation too because they need a broader research and development option and guess what with all the shooters out there they can do this. Now this is fresh ammo. It is, again, I assume, Berdan. I do not think if it's steel case, it's going to be boxer primed, so oh well, we can live with that. But to find out how it works, you're going to have to use it in the weapons, see how it runs through the Singer sewing machine. And then once we've done that, you can give it a rating. You can give it a thumbs up, thumbs down, or indifferent. Man, it's just normal, which is fine. If it is just, you know, standard ball ammunition, which I'm pretty sure it is, Azerbaijan has been around for a very long time, part of the old Soviet, you know, back in the day before then it was one of these stands. I've mentioned that many times, used to be known as the stands. And Azerbaijan was part of that, but Kazakhstan and even Afghanistan, which well, you know, the Russians had a little bit of a venture into and they ran right out of. But everybody's had their time in Afghanistan, the place where they, your empires go to die. But otherwise, this is again fresh packed. It is readily available and it's over Atlantic firearms. So check it out. If you want to give us some feedback, if you want to get in there, see if something's disappeared, I wouldn't be surprised. But hopefully you've got enough of an inventory that it might last for a little bit. Of course, people may also be leery, which I understand. And this is a good thing. I might buy us some time. Won't necessarily have to jump at it immediately. Well, maybe, maybe not. We'll see. Also, 38 special. I've had everybody asking me about this. I know why. It turns out, yes, everybody's been really scarfing up these J-Frame revolvers. And I had somebody asking me again, what do you think about a J-Frame revolver? I don't care which one it is, buy it. What? Yeah, I... I'm a firm believer in a revolver to begin with. Why? It's point and click. Okay? And for a lot of you, the revolver is still the best choice for most of your personal defense. I know all about ready reaction drills with a semi-automatic pistol and you can do this and you can do that. Yes, I'm very familiar. But most people, number one, as we've talked about earlier, I've had this discussion with many people organizing militias. How many of you have actually had a chance to shoot somebody? How many of you have been pressed with a life-or-death situation where you're being attacked? The time available to respond is very, very, very, very short. In many cases, you may only extract your weapon from its carrying space only to be able to perhaps beat somebody without it. I know somebody goes, well, no, that's ridiculous. No, it's true. The problem is your enemy has already made the decision to fight. You're having to figure out whether or not you should fight. the aggressor is moving to do harm to you or they wouldn't be an aggressor in the first place. They have an agenda. They've already figured out what that agenda is. They already know what they're going to do. So the basic rule is point and click. Now it doesn't mean you can't carry more than one gun. Hit, hit, hit. And I would recommend that. But a J frame like the charter arms under covers are out there in good force. They're the lightest revolver. An American commercial manufacturer revolver available. They're in 38 special. Don't forget charter also makes the five shot 44 Smith and Wesson Bulldog. Love that gun. I really do. That's one of those that give me one of those. I'll hug you. But the J frames are perfect because they're very convenient to carry. They're out of the way most of the time. They're all lightweight. I don't care what's a police positive. or a J frame Model 36 or any of the variants including the hammerless and all the other fun ones, the hammer slide cover type, take your pick and smith. Ruger doesn't have much in that. Well they do now, they actually do have a slightly smaller but not much. Rugers have already been beefy and chunky and never stopped being beefy and chunky. So the top of the list is the charter arms under cover. No, don't put plus P's in it. Just use if you want to use hollow points not a problem or soft points not a problem. Why? Well, there's no feeding issues So the big thing is what do you want to put in that gun to do the most bad damage? If you snag somebody with a hit that's how you got to think about it But remember if you pull it out of the holster all you've got to do is if you even if you can't turn you shoot through your own clothing If you have a revolver in a holster or on a belt carrier or whatever you're doing All you got to do is get it towards the enemy in service and pull the trigger boom through clothes inside of purse I don't care what it is It works just fine at putting a hole in somebody and the more leaky holes you put in the aggressor The sooner they might have a lot less ambition about whether or not to do anything to you Which is really what your motive is behind pulling the trigger in the first place, okay? And again, you want to make them very unsatisfied with the idea of continuing with the fight, with their assumption that you were unarmed. So I'm not telling you how to fight. I mean, you personally picked the weapon of your choice, but I want to remind you that you minimize the actions towards contact and to getting ahead of the aggressor who has already chosen to attack you or you would not be perceiving the threat in the first place. Okay Again, what is very particular breed of ammo? Well, I will say this do not use plus P in the J frames just use standard medium velocity But do use a soft point a hollow point. I like using reverse wad cutters and we've talked about that many times you take a standard cup wad cutter which is flat normally the nose cone towards you towards the That target is a flat surface piece of lead with a little bit of a tip, like a nipple right in the middle. And what you do if you reload is you flip that and the cup base is now forward, which means it is about as open a hollow point round as you can make. No round is made like this. But in a revolver, it doesn't make any difference because you're loading the individual rounds into the cylinder so they're where they need to be. But when you pull the trigger and it hits, well you see that real soft lip on that cup that makes up the base, now the front of that 148 grain wand cutter, it opens up as far as it possibly can when it makes contact with flesh and or with any object. Bone, it really messes up. But the idea is that the energy stays on the target, the bullet doesn't go somewhere else, you're not hurting friendlies or somebody who may be disassociated with anything that's going on. Meaning that it is a very useful solution load. Go ahead, Carl, chip in there. Hey, this is Carl in Virginia. For those who don't know, Ruger is making their LCR, snub nose revolver, in a 9 millimeter. And I've heard nothing but good things about that. And also, keep in mind... If you can find a revolver in .22 Long Rifle or .22 Magnum, a lot of times it's actually like an 8-shot or maybe even a 10-shot. So that's more ammunition in smaller calibers. So don't count them out. Right. Pew pew pew. Whatever's pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. It was going to run out right away. One thing about the Rugers, and Ruger of course, everybody's been asking about that for the longest time. Ruger started doing the 9mm revolvers for the Israelis. That's where they came from. Originally they had a contract with the Israeli, Ruger's been friendly with the kosher mafia forever with Israel. And they have sold a lot of weapons. Ruger has sold a lot of revolvers and a lot of other weapons. to the Israeli government or to police forces in Israel. So this is why if you go over to, let's see, well I know Center Fire Systems has had some of them. They've had a few of the guns, not all of them, not very many, but they've had some. And Sarko, if you go to Sarko, they have been getting a bunch of the re-imported Ruger revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. Now in the revolvers, many of them that they had with the first wave were 9 millimeter. And that's because that's what the Ruger, you know, that's what the contract called for. Interestingly enough, Ruger does, like you pointed out. I don't know if the little gun does this or not, but Ruger has a similar change-out system for at least a couple of their guns. And I don't know if they're doing that with their smaller undercover gun or not, but it would be, again, it's a cool idea. Because you can switch out. Now if it is 9mm, everybody goes, how do the routes stand there? Well, they made half-moon and full-moon clips for the gun, just like they did for the M1917 Smith & Wesson and M1917 Colts. They used a half moon clip and they used either the ball ammo, but they also made rimmed 45 ACP, rimmed 45 for the M1917 revolvers. They've not done anything like that with the 9mm, so you have to use the half moons. I got some of the first of those way, way back when they made them. And they gave you a generous number of the half moon clips. And then you could order more of the clips, but the only thing you could order at the time were full moon, which means instead of just loading three rounds in three rounds or, you know, three-two, what they did is they actually have a full moon clip. Well, actually, it wouldn't have been three-two, but it would have been three-three because at that time they were only doing their medium revolvers. Go ahead, call her, jump in there. This time, hey, my dad had a Roover 357. And you could take the cylinder out and he had a 9mm cylinder for you. Yeah, exactly. That's exactly what we're talking about, Tom. And again, it was a sound idea. It's not a, it in only shape or form diminishes the weapon. The 9mm, the neat thing about it is if you have that, you've got more ammunition covered. Because the .357 can do a .38 special. And then you've got the 9mm option. Well, you're covering a lot of what were the most common calibers out there at the time. And 9 is still obviously out there in good quantity right now. I mean, it's dominant again. So it would be a good choice. I think Ruger is still building a couple of their... I don't know if the GP100 is in service or if they did it, but I know they did do a GP contract on those 9 that went overseas. Again, you want either the Israelis or an associated South American nation, whichever one. Ruger would sell to any dictator but wouldn't sell to the American people certain things. Any world, any tent pot dictator was willing to kill his population. Ruger would sell them in a heartbeat. The Mini-14 was the best example. He'd sell to dictators all over the planet, 30-round mags, but the American people, hell no. Just a little heads up about Ruger. Not that we still didn't buy him. Yes we did, because Ruger 1022 has been, and still are, pretty popular. So, I don't think that we shunned him just because he was an idiot. We just made sure we worked around it and somebody else built more mags, and 30 round mags, and we just kept going. Just all there is to it. Anyway, um, at the bottom of the hour, go ahead, jump in there. Hey, that was my dad's favorite kind of handguns was Ruger. He had a Ruger 9, a Ruger 45, a Ruger 357 like that. They could do a 9mm. And I think he had the Mark II Ruger 22 semi-hollers, I think. He had a Mark 22's or whatever. He had a couple of them and a .38 I think or something. But he had a whole mess full of Ruger handguns. Well, Rugers are beefy. The one thing about Rugers, in the long haul, I think the Rugers will be around longer than anything else. If it was a, you know, escape from New York or post-World War III situation, people don't really give Ruger full credit for, you know, the way he built the gun. Well, most everybody who's handled enough does. But the Rugers are just so chunky. There's a lot of material there. As long as you don't do anything weird with your reloading. They would probably be one of those indefinite shooting firearms. The big thing is just having spares in the perishables. For instance, the striker pin, firing pin, any springs, and any other, again, any other where parts like maybe buying a whole set of internals, and if you were looking at it as a an eternity gun, I doubt that it'd be, it'd take a long time to shoot her down to where you'd actually have to rebuild the internals and the timing. The other thing is that remember Ruger was very quick like Smith and Wesson to embrace the stainless steel frame, stainless steel guns, and they were ahead of most other companies. It was Smith and Wesson, Then on top of that Ruger piling over sideways Colt never really got into stainless the way everybody else did and Then AMT and AMT of course really kind of was the Pathfinder everybody Followed their suit and so there's a lot of really interesting firearms out there and stainless made by both Well all three of these companies The neat thing about Ruger is all the speed loaders, remember everybody went with J, K, and N frame size revolvers. Amazingly enough, generally consistent, so the important thing there is speed loaders will work from one gun to the next. The Speed 6, Security 6, the Model 10, and the official police are all K frames. So all of those guns use the same speed loader, Sierra, HSK, Taker Pick, whatever company out there. So remember, that's another advantage. And Ruger, of course, pretty good for their warranty and also pretty good for their, I don't know, of course, I can't say at this moment today, because God knows what's happened to the company. But traditionally Ruger always was very concerned and conscientious about satisfying the customer. and they would send not one spare part if something happened, but multiples. And that was a policy of, again, trying to satisfy you to keep you from being pissed and starting a rumor about something you might have bought that, you know, it could damage the prestige of the firearm. Everybody's always worried about that. And Ruger made a point of stepping up to the plate with everything that they produced. I can't say enough about that because I used to be a distributor for them. And I watched a lot of interesting things happen where, you know, somebody would make them, it wasn't really, Ruger didn't make the mistake. People just didn't read the manual. But Ruger's attitude is, oh well, let's take care of this. So they would replace by the handful parts for a weapon that may have, or the operator may have lost a part. I'm serious, that's a heck of a, you know, it's a good solution, it's a good policy. High Point has done the same thing. High Point has a phenomenal record with regard to warranty replacement. In fact, so much so that some people have complained because of certain things that they've done because they really don't care if it costs to replace the whole firearm. But in what the whole gun changed, just one you fix was wrong. Oh, you're gonna get a whole new gun. And Ruger had, Ruger, forgive me, High Point's been doing that for a very long time. I don't know what their policy is at this moment, but traditionally it's been pretty good. So you might bad mouth high point, but high point will lead any ammunition again, it shows up. Revolvers are typically the same way. They'll lead any ammunition, shows up, provided it's within spec. Let's not go crazy. Don't hammer the action. Just that simple. Also, as long as we're on the subject of revolvers, black powder. Now, I cannot stress enough, there are some really nice black powder pistols out there, and we have not seen a proliferation of different models in decades like we're seeing right now. Now, most of this has to do with the cowboy shooters, you know, they're out there. But because of this, there are a number of reasonably priced black powder revolvers that can be accessed in Sheriff model short to some of these stubby chubby so to speak to four or six inch, five inch. It depends on the model of what was required to meet the original specifications of the gun to match what was originally built. There are many different cap and ball guns out there and you can still find flintlock I will say this though most places right now have sold out of black powder and black powder weapons and If you go to classic firearms, you'll see some of what I'm talking about In that in some cases right off the bat. They're sold out of pretty much everything now It doesn't mean you can't find it. It's out there somewhere Somebody asked me last Saturday, well what would you buy in the way of a black powder as far as you know caliber goes well whatever sheep that's out there that's most readily available casting lead bullets for a black powder gun or nothing. The big thing is making sure that you accumulate more cap and powder as quickly as possible but as far as potential well the Virginian Dragoon or I should say, forgive me, the Colt Dragoon, the Ranger model that you see that was, the Dragoon model that was made for Texas, is basically a horse pistol, as they would call it. The horse pistol was a full-sized rifle action, typically cut down into pistol form with what was basically almost a carbine length barrel. Well, now that revolvers were available, the idea is that the Walker Colt was the new man on the block. Not that many were actually made. But you can load a Walker Colt, especially one of the better manufactured ones, up to just under or right on the edge of standard 357 Magnum in terms of ballistics. And now it's a beastie boy. You can kill somebody with the gun without shooting them just by beating them to death. Trust me, it's a heavy monster, which is why it can handle the energy. But we're not talking about doing anything special with the load. We're talking about just being what it is as the Walker Colt, as they were constructed, and the fact that using the standard specs and upping the powder charge a little bit, by the way, you can also upgrade bullets. There are a number of different bullets available. for 36 and also for 44 caliber and or 45 because there are 45 and then there are the single-shot muzzle loading pistols including a company I've noticed recently who is making they're making Dragoon horse pistols a number of different patterns from the Civil or for Jimmy Revolutionary War era through to the war of 1812 and the guns of the Mexican-American war So there's some really neat stuff out there right now typically of the saddle cart these saddle pistols like that or Dragoon pistols would be carried in a brace a pair literally with scabbards on the saddle or on the on the Saddlery that was you know around the the saddle itself And these stations were obviously designed to be convenient for the rider, but some carried four rather than just two. I mean, after all, you can fire power is what you were looking for. And yes, a lot of them are loaded with buckshot just because. So those are another option in that it's basically a very short shotgun, but it's a black powder piece. It's not a shotgun, it's a pistol. And it's an anti-curio, you know, curio slash non-firearm. Now the other thing is, the question also was, well, black powder or pyrodex, I mentioned this this week or earlier, I'd go with either whatever you can get your hands on. Pyrodex does offer a little less residual dirt, is less, mildly, is less corrosive, but still mildly corrosive. Don't ever leave any black powder gun unclaimed. If you've used it and you've shot it, you have to be religious. You have to gain the religiosity of the muzzleloader. And you have to clean the weapon because the oxidation is very unforgiving. Now, in the same breath, there are stainless steel cap and ball out there. And there's a couple companies, including one we just mentioned, Ruger. I do not know if they are presently producing it. But Ruger came out with an entire family of black powder, cap and ball, and they did them back years ago in stainless. I would assume they still have the ability. I don't know if they would have the willingness or the wherewithal, but they had built an entire line, including a duplicate of the Remington top strap model in 44. They have done a couple of their own pistols in black powder. And as I recall, slide me the microphone, they did a cap and ball variant on the Black Hawk. It was not the Black Hawk, they had a name for it. But it was literally just the Black Hawk frame, but was completely cap and ball. And so it was a non-firearm, quote, unquote. But it had all the performance of any other weapon that you'd prefer. The only thing is, again, what most people were doing is buying extra cylinders rather than just reloading in the field because needless to say, you have only so much time to get done and put a bullet in somebody. Go ahead, call your chimp in there. Hi Mark, it's John from Kentucky. That other, that other Ruger is called an Old Army and it was in 45. Old Army. Yep, that was it. I have one in stainless. And the bore on it is 45.2 and I use 45 ACP round nose, or lead, and I shoot that out of it. Yeah, you could, remember, it's a revolver. As long as it's lead, and if you have, or are willing to spend some money on molds, you can come up with a number of different unique and useful ways to make that even more of a people stopper. Like you said round goes 44 45 ACP will do a little 45 ACP bullet will do just fine. Yeah, go ahead I got some There were 205 grain hall face 45 I got up from star reloading their Indianapolis just before they went out of business You remember star? Yes, I really Yeah, I probably, yeah, I probably, oh wait a minute, I bought bulk ham, bulk powder from them years ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah, everybody did. Yeah, I bought truckloads. When they went out of business, I kind of did the same thing. I'm still shooting those 205 grain hollow based slugs. I project those for them, yeah. Well, you know, what's interesting is that they had also some really great deals on military IMR bulk powder. And we got a bunch of people together. They had a location off-site where they depoed a lot of material. And we usually went to that secondary site and saved them a lot of travel time, you know, because we were moving a lot of, we were requiring a lot of powder, so. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, it was that was way out. It was a warehouse out in the middle of the boondocks Where they had street people out there sorting ammunition? I've told you about this one before they think we never mention the name, but I know this who it was the But they were they had people they buy just to sit there and they had pallet bins of ammo coming in for the Middle East and it was all loose and just thrown in there you had to sort up a 55 you know the 223-556, the 762x39, 762x54R, and 308. And then they'd sell it after, you know, they got it sorted out by the five gallon pail. And the powder they had was IMR and also Winchester 50 caliber powder in bulk, in arsenal bulk. So I got my IMR powder from the Ohio Valley Bend Collectors, Den Show. They're in Columbus. That's where I got most of my IMR powders. And for countless betrayed us. Uh-huh. Then went to Cleveland. I went there once. I used to get a lot of ammo from my Smith Model 52 from Star Reloading because they did good for target shooting. That was a 38 watt cutter, remember? Yep. Oh, it's one of my three weapons for national man shooting. Yeah, I was issued I I got the you know, it's your story You got a bunch of guns that they have sitting in the racks there and well you can pick from any of these take any three or four you want and Nobody was going near the Smiths. They didn't know what they were. I said, well, can I take one of those? Why? Yes, you can gun soldier And I'll tell you what, that was one of the sweetest shooting 38, well, it was a 38 special, guys. It fires 38 blood cutter out of the box. That would require any tuning because it's already been tuned. Ready to roll. Yeah. Yeah. The 39 is pretty accurate. The 59 is okay. I've got the 39 and the 59. I don't have a 52 now. I had one a long time ago, but I can find one. I might go ahead and buy it. You know what? On that note, thank you for bringing that up. If you go over to Cesarco, like I just said, go through their pistol imports and also run over to Center Fire and go through all that gaggle of firearms that they've been bringing in. I don't know where they're getting those handguns from, but they have a ton of handguns and there were some smiths in there. Oh, so yeah, I don't know again condition. You'll never know. I mean there's some pretty Some of those revolvers that are in there look pretty long on the tooth hard road. You know what I mean? There's not only is the finish missing but it looks like somebody was carrying it around in their pocket with a pocket full of nuts bolts and screws Little gouges it yeah, but take a look you'll see what I'm talking about There's there's a bunch of stuff for the rest of our listeners same thing Centerfiresystems.com, and one thing I've noticed, another thing they're doing, and I don't know if it's how they're getting these things from whoever, they're also doing parts kits with everything but the receiver and the same weapons, and a number of different weapons. So if everybody's listening, if you haven't gone to a centerfire in a while, you need to go over to Centerfire Systems and go into their handguns. And they had some Model 59s, they had some really beat up Model 39s. Those were gone pretty quick, but I think the pictures are still there. They don't cancel it out right away. So it's out of stock. But you still can take a look at what they had and it'll give you a feel because I just don't know. I don't know if this is South American or if this is Mexican inventory. See, a lot of the stuff like that was in Mexico. And it gets picked up in the stuff that was really crappy. The cartels don't steal. Decent, the cartels steal it. So the stuff that they left behind was either the odd, older pistols or stuff that they felt wasn't useful or wasn't as good a shape as what I'm thinking. Because the, and it's a very eclectic collection. That's why it's fun to look at. So take the time to check it out. Oh! Oh, if you're close enough to say hi, I would because, you know, if they show you a picture of one, there might be two others you don't even see. Well, they're in Versailles, which is just outside of Lachinga. Right. Well, I'm just saying, though, you probably, if you can get over there, you might see things that they didn't just bother to post because that happens all the time. Nobody has a resource to post everything they've got. Yeah, that's true. Well, I'll let you get on to other people. Thank you sir, appreciate that. Thank you. And again, Smith & Wesson Model 52 was a, it was and is, it's still out there, there's people who have them out there. We ran into one at a yard sale with a whole big collection of other guns and it had 12 magazines with it. Oh my, mmm! Oh, phew! I made sure I made three calls real quick and somebody swooped in there and got that gun as fast as they could. Oh, yeah. Oh, I know. Couldn't have. They're expensive. Right. Your chicken. They're there. The old chicken teeth again. Now is what it is. They used to be there. There was one company making aftermarket mags, but they're long gone. I, and I, and again, most of the time we get lost in the woodwork, those types of mags. Yeah. Oh, it's a lesson. Yeah, I do. I got here show it to me. Yeah, this is another thing about the now the model See there was an argument. They may have used it as a clandestine gun also for special work because again the nature of the Bullet, you know the type of weapon being used and in 38 watt and 38 wad cutter with the silencer and in an automatic That weapon would create a lot of confusion. Oh, no, because it's like, you know, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, six rounds and then actually five. He has five rounds and walk away and it's like, what was he shot with? 38. Okay. And you know, the other thing I never bothered to look at, I wonder what the land and groove arrangement is. However, with clandestine operations, they'd make a barrel that matches Smith, a Ruger, you know, as far as the rifling. so that when you use it, you'd be no way to get a proper marker on the gun. And reverse one cutters. Yep, yep. And it would be like, oh my god. So this is one of those things where it was not, it was, and it is a tack driver, okay? It is an excellent competition pistol. I don't know, I've never seen the history on why Smith chose to make it and And obviously somebody in government, because they bought quite a few of them, why government swooped in and bought it the way they did. Now the gun I shot, I figure Bill Clinton killed, destroyed back in 94. He had to send everything back to the armory when we were done. I had a Smith Model 41 long slide, every trick on it, national match, that was my 22. And I'll tell you what, you're talking half-time groups anywhere. All day, it was a long, it's a shooter, ain't the gun. But in this case, the gun was built. And the 52 was my alternate big bore, and then of course a standard 1911 national match. And a backup national match to that. Yeah, so they worked. I used the Runer Mark I, the old Mark I, about back in 1972. You know when they first made that? Go ahead. Go ahead. Well, when they first made that, it didn't come in a heavy barrel, right? So you know what the shooters did? No. The first Mark I's were a tapered barrel. They look like a Luger. That's why everybody said, it looks like a Luger. No, it's not a Luger. But what they did is they went out and what they do is they go out and buy a roll of solder. And what I guys, I was competing against guys that were shooting Ruger Mark 1s. And what they would do is they take a roll of solder and roll it around from the, you know, around the barrel all the way back to the to the frame and then reroll it again until it was straight. And that's what they were actually using on the range. Oh, and that was the one that was national match national match shooting by the way We're talking national competitions all the way to camp Perry Perry. Yeah Now I don't have the fast taper. It's about a six five or six inch barrel, but it's a slow taper It's really thick. It's got adjustable sides and the front side is not it's not a standard normal looking side Kind of like a hook on it that comes back The model it's got the it's got the ray gun sight. It's got the front sight you mean the blade sight the front blade sight oh it comes out and like it Yeah, come back. Yeah, it's a ray ray guns ray gun blaster. Yeah Buck Rogers in the in the 1960s The mags are different. The little loading button on the other ones are on the one side and this one it's on the other side. Yeah. So when you I bought extra mags you had to take the pin out and put it in on the other side. But the original mags were solid on one side and you couldn't do that. And I have a few of those. Now that's something I have to see. Well, you see that's the thing when you go from prototyping and again, let's not forget we just talked about something here the Rugers Those are bought as hit pieces. Those are bought as as Century removal guns. Sound. Well every model every model was purchased or procured to some degree as a century removal weapon during the Vietnam era and almost everyone everyone every every model was in service overseas and if it wasn't in Vietnam it was in Korea for dog. They made an adapter that went on the Mark 1 with the fast taper aluminum and screw it in place. I think there were four screws and then you could screw one of the larger silencer cans on it. Yep. Yeah. I remember seeing one of those once a long time ago. Yeah, one of the things that Once again, Ruger had lots of government special contracts. Not that everybody else didn't suck off that big money kit during the Vietnam War. They all did. And because of it, we got some really unique weapons out of the inventory, didn't we? It's not bad. They actually benefited. Okay, we're good. Uh-oh, we're almost... Go ahead. Okay. I'll let you move on to somebody else. Thank you. Very good. Then again, we're almost to the top. So, militia townholes coming up next, guys. Don't go anywhere because that's your program. and Edward is going to be in charge as always. I will remind you that we have a number of training exercises this weekend that are going to be out in the communities. There are going to be militia units in the field around and basically road unit navigation north and east of Adrian, Michigan, west of Jackson, Michigan, and we're going to be all through the western county. and on into the other two counties adjacent. So this is gonna be a very busy, busy weekend. Tactical reserve operations where we're gonna be incorporating supply and support. And also we're gonna practice reloading, munitions reloading and refueling in the field in basically what we call Mario Andretti stations. Just enough for the vehicle that's going to be fitted. The equipment comes in, the unit comes in, drops the stuff off on the fly, only takes about half a minute. Everything's camouflaged up. Then at some point on that secondary dirt road, the mech unit comes in, everybody stops, and they're already spaced out. So there are basically is a cargo coordinator or handler who's going to stop the vehicles. Then everybody pops in. equipment material is handed to the crew while the vehicles are all being loaded up fuel-wise simultaneously and then on to the races. There off. And so that's going to be pretty interesting. We're going to have some video too. We'll be able to laugh a little bit. We'll see how interesting it gets. But the idea is that everybody gets a chance to apply what we have already explained as doctrine. needs to be standard. So this is going to be again a very busy weekend for our MEC personnel. 18th Regimental Combat Team is taking 50% of what we have deployed, which is in Northern Hillsdale, Southern Jackson County, and we'll be putting it into the field. We also have a couple of classes on mechanized operations that will be taking place that can't ever hit. 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Variety, all of them are saying that the publicist has confirmed his death. Hasn't heard anything about the family that I've read in the articles as I have been perusing them. Now this will be interesting. So they're saying that he died today. I don't know an exact timeline. Almost all the articles read about the same with some slight variations. What a surprise they're there. all mimicking themselves or mimicking something so it could be the obituary, it could be the statement made by the publicist. Anyway, I'll see if we can dance music to play a Tony Bennett's. I'm sure we've got some stuff in the system somewhere here. But before we do that, the piece I want to play in is going to take up a chunk of the hour. This is... let me make sure I get this right. This is from the YouTube channel New Discourse. The title of the video is, An Open Letter to Woke Youth. Again, this is going to be audio from a video, An Open Letter to Woke Youth, from the channel New Discourse. And I have linked it in the Gilded. If people want to go over there and check it out for themselves, there is not There's no video with this. It's just a picture of bullet points, you know in the video With a bullet next to it. I'm gonna surprise Very well done. So I'm gonna play it play it through this is gonna be Kind of like a refresher for some people who have maybe not heard this discussion before But it's also meant to edge People who are on the other side who may be listening actually we know we know there are people on the other side that are listening that are paid to listen guys this letter applies to you whether or not you consider yourself woke or not you need to sit down listen to this and Decide where you want to be? Which is pretty much what this letter is basically telling the? Woke youth it's an open letter to woke youth doesn't a great ex Explanation I'm not gonna say anymore about I'm just gonna start this and let it play Hello everybody This is James Lindsay and you are listening to new discourses bullets where I give you a short Summary of one topic from woke Marxism that I think we need to know in order to be able to defeat it today the episode is actually a Open letter to young woke people and so my normal listeners This isn't exactly for you, but you should take it to heart. You should share it. You should think about it But this is for young woke people. I think that we should care enough about young woke people, and woke people more broadly, to tell them the truth. I think it's very important, in fact, to drag woke people out of the false reality they inhabit and back to the truth. So I've written an open letter, and I'm going to actually read that for this episode. So, dear young woke people. I think you'll find what I have to say to you mostly incomprehensible here, but you need to hear it. What you are participating in right now, whether you know it or not, is Western Maoism, like Mao Zedong from China. This is what your schools and universities and influencers are mis-educating you, in fact brainwashing you into. Western Maoism. Maoism with American characteristics, and you need to know about where this goes because it doesn't go well for you in the end. If your movement loses, you lose. If your movement wins, you lose. In the meantime, you lose yourselves. You are being molded, and that is the word. You are being molded into the western equivalent of Mao Zedong's infamous red guard. Which he made use of for just two years before destroying them He explained clearly that different things are needed at different phases of the revolution and then when they're not needed anymore They're done away with he needed to use rebellion to remove his political enemies and consult him to consolidate his power He needed that until he didn't need it anymore in 1967 the Red Guard succeeded at defeating Mao's political rival in the CCP Lu Shao Chi And within months Mao declared the movement too far left, too radical, too destabilizing. And he unleashed his people's liberation army to put it down. Some died. Most were sent to the countryside to get reeducation and labor camps while living in squalor and primitive conditions. That was their reward. Yours will be similar. To get a little bit historical and philosophical, the whole philosophy behind woke. is based upon the formulations of GWF Hegel's vision written down in the early 19th century. He explained how to move history to its intended end. You might call this the right side of history. And that's done through conflict. The recipe is simple. Manufacture the conflict, use the conflict, and move history with the conflict through a kind of social alchemy. You are the agents of that manufactured conflict. change agents, or historical agents, or historical agents of change. What Hegel said about you though is this. History uses people and then discards them. As a movement, Woghe believes itself to be the movement of history. History is using you to move itself. Once it does, it will discard you. The conflicts of yesterday aren't relevant today and they won't be needed tomorrow. The agents of history today lose their relevance in the instant they succeed. And history moves on necessarily without you and the conflict you generate. You know how everything in woke philosophy is said to be temporal and spatial, that is contingent? It's all some matter of time and space in some place, well so are you. That's how this philosophy thinks about everything, including you. You are a contingency for the woke Marxist movement. You have your time until you don't. When you become useless or a hindrance to the movement of history, you will be discarded by history. Every Marxist and Hegelian movement in history has proceeded this way, and this one will not be different. I wish you luck with that. In the past, activists like yourselves were seen as useful political prostitutes, and after the revolution you were lined up against the wall and shot, or deported to labor re-education camps and ground into destruction. Mao explained all of this in 1957, though if you've read it, you probably can't realize that it applies to you because you think you're on the right side of history. He separated the world into quote, the people and enemies. And he detailed how each of these are to be properly dealt with. The enemies are to be hated, silenced, bullied, even beaten and destroyed, sometimes killed. That's mostly your job, though the government will help just far enough so that it doesn't look tyrannical. The people on the other hand are to be handled differently. They're to be re-educated, brainwashed, criticized, struggled. until they hold all and only the right opinions and never the wrong ones, which is a process that will take their entire lives. It's never done. That's what you've signed up for, thinking yourself self-virtuous, thinking you're going to do better, seeking absolution for your good fortune and your privilege, seeking revenge for the iniquities you perceive in your so-called lived experience. Everyone in this system is abused though, and everyone who participates in it becomes an abuser. You know it, you live it, you give it, and you receive it constantly. Abuse. What you need to understand about the people you've been trained to see is your enemies. You might call them transphobes, or racists, or fascists, or homophobes, or whatever else. It is that most of these people you think are those things are not those things at all. Yes, there are some out there, but most are not that. You have been trained to hate, allegedly in the name of stopping hate. These people are by and large trying to warn you, not trying to uphold oppression against you. Now what you need to know about the people in the movement you're supporting, the people as Mao had it, which includes your friends in the woke movement, is that you are less than disposable to these people. Being contingent barely covers it. The woke movement pretends to care about you, or worse, people who look like you, but it does not care about you. It is using you so its sociopathic fringe can gain power over society, using you as cannon fodder for their unconventional political warfare apparatus. Instead of living your life, growing, learning, preparing a future, building a family, you're doing activism. For them. and they will discard you. And I mean it. They will discard you. Why? Because you are worse than contingent. You are worse than disposable. Once they get power, you actually become a problem. You don't just become obsolete as the revolution succeeds. You become a liability to what follows. You're being trained by this movement right now to be a destabilizer. That's what all this disrupt and dismantle stuff is about. You are misled to believe that you're disrupting and dismantling systems of oppression, but you're merely displacing the existing society for one they will seize control over. You're disrupting and dismantling the foundations of your own liberty, so that tyrants can rule over not just the people that you have been trained to hate, but over everyone. They need you to destabilize the existing system, but they do not need anyone to destabilize the new system they have planned for us. Their intention is to establish a perfectly stable system with them, and not most of you, on top of it. And people trained and brainwashed to be destabilizers will be a problem in such a system. Mao said that himself. Like I said, he said the handling of the people is different in the different phases of the revolution. First, you encourage and support destabilizers to break down the existing system. Then, when you have power, you crack down on them so that there is total stability under the new standard. He called this standard socialist discipline under democratic centralism. Today, it's called sustainability and inclusion, and it's managed under something called stakeholder capitalism. You are an asset to this movement today and will be a liability to it tomorrow. You will be discarded coldly and if necessary, violently. Not by your perceived enemies, but by the movement you are actually supporting. Make no mistake, this fate has awaited the change agents of every Red Revolution in history. Communist defectors have been trying to tell you for decades, longer than most of you have been alive. It's written all over the pages of history of Communists and other tyrannical regimes, if you will just read them. It will not be different in anything except method this time. If you, as woke Marxists, win, you surely lose. All but the most sociopathic and sycophantic of you. In which case you have to hollow yourselves out, sell your souls if you even have one left by then and become a true monster of history. If you don't believe me, let me ask you, do you see any identity politics in China today? Is China woke? Will it go woke? No. They already did that. And that phase of the revolution is over. It is viciously suppressed there, and they laugh at you here in the West and call you a bisoal. White Left. They know what you are and how misinformed and misguided you are. Their operatives attempt to stoke these fires and use you because you are strategically useful to their anti-American aims, which you have been brainwashed foolishly into sharing. In China, however, they are openly encouraging patriarchy and masculinity. They're racially ruthless. They stamp out homosexuality. Why? They did their intersectionality already years ago with their red and black identity groups. They got what they wanted out of it and now they've discarded it and its change agents in favor of the power that they were able to seize. Well, that's your future too. It looks like this. Look at the screen, scan your face, and smile for the government and don't you dare signal in any way that you think anything that you shouldn't be thinking. Whatever they decide is the right thing to think. You've been falsely convinced that you're the protagonists in a vast morality play called The Ark of History, and that you're bending it toward justice, that you're on the right side of history, and that feels good, right up until the boot comes crashing down on your face. Then they say you'll realize it. You are bending The Ark of History, of course. If we can even indulge such a metaphor, but you're bending it straight into the 21st century gulag. Whatever those will look like in our increasingly black mirror society, you will be thought reformed or you will be discarded. So what do you want to be? Do you want to be its guard, Agent Smith? Would you like to be its corrupt administrator? Is it worth the sale of your soul? Some of you might aspire to such a demonic station in your lives, but most of you don't. You actually want to do the right thing, and you'll be subjected to this instead. Even if you take up this evil ambition, don't you know where it goes? Constant paranoia, constant fear, constant risk. The Red Guard was utilized to destroy Mao's political enemies in the CCP. And what will you do when they change the specifications of the ideology that you're supposed to support? Perhaps one day they'll decide that trans rights are now too expensive and disruptive for a new system that no longer needs that means of social agitation. What will you do? Resist? Good luck with that, comrade. So if you win, you lose. You have a right to wonder how this happened to you. Why have your generations been co-opted into this horrible situation? Your education, your schools, your entertainment, your universities, your peers tried to make you change agents and global citizens instead of educated adults. If the system wins, you lose because you know too much and are too big of a problem. Your only option will be to sell your soul to it. And you have to ask, how much is that worth to you? And do you think I'm kidding about that, by the way? Mao said, not to have correct political opinions is like not having a soul. That's what's at stake. Think about that, and what this is costing you, whether you participate in it or cower against it. Doesn't this ring true, though? That's what you're sacrificing every time you tell a lie to fit in, you sell part of your soul. and how many lies have you told to fit in with the critical crowd around you? This corruption of you and your future is happening all around you, but most importantly in place of your education, which could otherwise protect you from it. You're not getting the education you could be, or perhaps aren't getting a real education at all. You're not learning to be informed, independent adults who can answer questions about reality and navigate it successfully. You're being taught to have to defer at every turn to some kind of bogus expert, even to answer a question like, what is a woman? There are, of course, costs to this, and not just the obvious ones for you and your future on a personal level. The thing you consider your education itself as simultaneously being degraded in every meaningful sense of the word. It is being corrupted at its most essential level. You are losing your chance to get educated while the thing we call education itself is corrupting itself into its opposite. You are becoming less functional for the world ahead of you so your education is corrupted and you are becoming less and less marketable in the future world, whichever system wins. So the credentialing function education serves is also being corrupted. How useful are you going to be in the coming system, whichever one wins? if you're completely uneducated. Not just a destabilizer, but useless. Of course, the perversity of this is that they're not just doing this to you, they've convinced you to demand it for yourself. You have to demand it for justice. And so you do. Whichever system wins, you need to understand that you're getting degrees that are increasingly being seen as liabilities, not assets, in the working world that lies around and ahead of you. If that future is not woke, your reliability to the future because you've been trained to be a woke destabilizer and learned to focus on social theory instead of gaining a genuine education and real skills. If that future is woke, on the other hand, your reliability to it because you've been trained to be a destabilizer that the incoming system not only doesn't want but can't abide. And again, they've convinced you to demand this in place of your genuine education. It's sick. You have at most one option. Supposing the WOQ win, and that's the sellout completely. To have NOTHING authentic left about yourself. The only place you will have a future is inside the most corrupt, mega-corporate sector that is our new Western Soviet. A council of stakeholders that knows the science of right human relations and holds the keys to sustainable development in a circular economy. If it supports trans rights and reducing emissions today, you will support those things. If it changes its mind tomorrow for the glory of the new system, so will you, or you will be eliminated. Your only path to success inside the system you advocate for is to become a hollow, soulless, functionary, and efficistic, megacorporate, and or governmental public-private partnership machine. Your only path to success outside of this system is to abandon this activism as soon as possible and start healing yourself psychologically, emotionally, and educationally. Your fate, if the woke system wins, is to be disposed of or hollowed out and used as a functionary of its changing whims, and this should have little appeal to you. It certainly won't bring about justice or satisfaction, and it won't allow you to be a prosperous individual or an individual at all. Your false prosperity will be available in direct proportion to your inauthenticity and corruptibility, the markers of your true utility to the machine you don't seem to realize you're supporting. There's no you on the other side of this. On the other hand, your fate if the woke system loses is a hard life that's made easier only by repenting of these errors and working to correct them, and the sooner the better. Already employers throughout the west increasingly suspect that if you even have a college degree at all, you're probably woke, radically leftist, entitled, unlikely to work hard, likely to create a hostile working environment, under-skilled or unskilled, and likely to sue if you're fired even on perfectly solid and reasonable grounds. They have every reason to believe this. That makes you very, very unattractive. If you are woke, they know it's true. You actually are a liability to them. And many of them are only still hiring you today because they have to. To keep their place in the corrupt corporate scoring schemes that control the way business is done now in the West. So you're either unhireable or hireable only as an asset to satisfy the ESG demands of a sprawling corrupt bureaucracy. Isn't that... great? And what happens if it gives way? Who are you? and if you help it succeed and participate in it, what are you? So the question is why you? Why not somebody else? Why now? Why you? Because you happen to be at the age you are, at the worst time in Western history to be the age you are. That's it. Because many of you come from wealth and status and other resources the system covets and requires to succeed. You see, they're not really against privilege in the woke Marxist movement. They actually really like privilege. They just want to seize it and redistribute it and repurpose it to their ends. You are a resource to them. They need those resources. They need your enthusiasm and your zeal. They need your talent. They need your impressionable minds. They need the future citizens and the future leaders of the world. But you must remember, history uses people and then discards them. So they won't need you for long. and they'll only need you for specific purposes. Then, you will either be corrected or discarded unless you choose to come off worse by selling out. So my message to you about the Woke Marxist Movement is simple. You need to know what you're really involved in. Stop participating. Deprogram yourself and your friends and start fighting for the blessings of liberty that allowed you to have the privilege to think this way in the first place. You can and might lose it. You're the first generations in American history to face the loss of liberty, but if you do, if you support the woke movement, you do so by enslaving yourselves. You have been sold a false promise of liberation in place of liberty, and you need to realize that you're being scammed. Liberation movements are lies. Mao called his army, the same one he dispatched to destroy your counterparts in the Red Guard, the People's Liberation Army, and he called it that for a reason. Liberation is a lie. The oldest recorded cautionary tale in human history is the story of the serpent and Eve in the third chapter of Genesis, and it warns about this specifically. It warns humanity about liberation, and you can understand that message whether you are religious or not. Liberation is a destructive lie. We cannot liberate ourselves from the truth or from reality. If you liberate yourself from a free society, you end up in a tyranny. You need to fight for liberty. You think you are in chains, but your chains have been forged by frauds and are locked only in your heads. You are the future. Your choices matter. Choose better. I'll let an open letter to woke youth here in America. Again, I think it does more than just apply to youth. It definitely applies to the powers, the ones that think they're the puppies of the powers that be. It's not just the woke group. It's the group that thinks that they, Oh, can trust the Pufte's in power in the Pentagon? It's the people who think that, you know, the United Nations is a good idea, which, hey, it was when America did it, you know. I've argued that point for a long time. Why did we need to join the United Nations? We are already the United States. And then you go anywhere else in the world, and a state is a nation. You know, it is, that's why you have the state of Israel. You know, that's not part of the United States. It's a separate and independent country. We're already part of a coalition, if you will, or a confederation of states that have come together and agreed to terms and rules. Then don't we have a say in the United Nations for each of our states because each of our states have their own governments? You know The Civil War was fought over states rights so Of course they wanted to take that away and you know push the Fed's rights over the state rights we're kind of seeing a little bit of a flip-flop in that with the With the Supreme Court that we have right now, which is taking it back the other way putting a lot of the power back in the state's hands. But I doubt the states really in this day and age want to defer to the power that is supposed to be over them, which is the people, it's you and me. We're supposed to have a republic. We're not a democracy, so it's not mob rule. We vote on representatives. We send them to a forum to discuss What needs to be done as far as for our state government for our mutual benefit to for defense and for Actually for commerce that is one of the things government what is actually supposed to be there for is to protect our tradesmen which our our government has in this day and age has done a terrible job and anytime we get somebody in there who's who starts to focus on that and they get silenced or pushed aside real quick. All we gotta do is look at what they're doing with the military, making it a law that, what is it, 70% of it can't be made in the US, their equipment. It used to be the other way around, and I know they were trying to flip it back again to where more stuff was being made in the US, but they see the United States people as the enemy, so they can't have that. Watch some of the latest ATF raid videos that are out there where they've gone after. FSL dealers. A lot of these FSL dealers or gun manufacturers or tactical equipment people that they go after, they are contracted to make that equipment for the federal government first and we get the leftovers. They're going after the people who supply them with equipment and gear inside the US and trying to close them down. Why? Well, Mark has talked about it on this hour, not on this hour, but on the station on the intelligence reports hours over and over again. They don't want you to have manufacturing like that. They don't want you to be able to produce the things to be able not only to protect yourself, with force of arms like a firearm, but they don't want you to have body armor to protect yourself from being shot. They don't want you to have a gas mask to protect yourself from being gassed. They don't want you to have basic load-bearing equipment to carry things, even if you're not using it for tactical reasons. If you're, I know one guy, Sean up there in Canada, if he's still there, man, he used to do a little survival show called tactical. I think that's one of the places where we got that term from was Sean up there in Vancouver, Canada. You know, with his tactical thing where he would show what he was using in his, oh, he was, telecommunications career, all the stuff that he would use, it was military tactical spec, but repurposing it to take it out in the field and use it for running cable, doing lines. We've talked about the, our landline network was for years over the cell phone system, over this computer system that we have now. Recently I heard on NPR this new BS reason for them going out and getting rid of the copper lines that are still in the ground, which we know some people have taken those abandoned lines and have started using them. And I think that's really what they're concerned about is the fact that people have realized that this asset is sitting there. Nobody's using it, nobody's picking, you know, it costs money to go out and pick it up and take it out of there. Well, they try to bash the boxes and everything, destroy it. The 256K system, at least in Michigan, I know that was dedicated to banking. but you're not allowed to get on it anymore. But the BS reason that they're giving for going out and getting rid of your copper line is that the EPA has declared that copper lines are buried underground as an environmental risk because the copper line has lead in it. And that there's so much copper, there's so much lead in those copper lines, which really, if you've ever taken apart a shielded piece of copper line, Now keep in mind it's shielded in plastic. With a layer of plastic, another layer of plastic, and a layer of plastic around the piece of copper that's in the middle with the two piece of copper that's in the middle. There is hardly any lead there in the first place, and it's encapsulated in plastic on top of it and it's buried underground and lead encapsulates itself. So it's not going anywhere. It's not doing anything. And it's such a minute scale of it, but it's being considered toxic waste. And they're going around and ripping up telecommunication lines here in Texas. I know they're doing in Texas because I that was their excuse for doing it. Heard it on the radio. You know, it was a member of the EPA talking about them going around and tearing that tearing up the communication lines. Go ahead, Virginia. Hey, this is Carl in Virginia. I just want to say regarding the video. I challenge any lefty out there who, you know, they think they're the good guys. I challenge them. Start asking questions. Ask, you know, why or what happens next. You keep asking that question. So what happens next? What happens next? You know, where do I fit in and all that. And you're going to start seeing these like this circular logic and it's going to be completely obvious. And everything that guy said is But if you're a you know died in the wool lefty you you think it's you know, that's just that's just a fairy tale, but it's absolutely true and Well, so regarding what you were saying about the UN and off you want to make a Europeans eyes get biggest saucers tell them that in the UN America should get 50 different votes because they have 50 different states. They don't want to hear that. Yeah, they never want to Yeah, we're telling that European Union should only get one vote because they're a union. So are we. Yeah, tell them that. Oh yeah, they won't hear it. When the USSR was a thing, the state of Russia had a vote in the United Nations. We, the United States, was the only country in the world that was denied that type of representation in the United Nations. Literally, you can go back and take a look at that in history. Russia had multiple votes, United Kingdom had multiple votes, New Zealand, hell, I think even Australia had a couple of votes in there. But the United States, which is already a conglomeration of countries, known as states, was only permitted one vote in the United Nations. And yet were the head quarters. to do what they do in the United Nations and any other country in the world. It would be illegal. The United States has so much freedom, it's the only place where they can get away with doing it. Unless they wanted to try and take it to Geneva, and even then Geneva is not what it used to be. That's a crock. There's 10 federal regions running America. We know it. We're sick of this. We know what we're doing. Yeah, but okay. I know you're you're coming. I don't agree with us. Just like you could come up and you'd probably agree if we were talking about something completely different you'd agree with us too. There you go. No, I'm But yeah, go ahead we got another car just unmuted Yeah, how you doing? This is David with Thumb here. You know, I'm really perplexed about Jason Aldean You know, you know, we all know who runs Hollywood and who runs the music industry, right? And you know Do you remember that big concert in Las Vegas? Yeah, those big ones. He was on stage singing when the shooting broke out. Do you know what he was singing? No, I don't know what he was singing at the time when it broke out. He was singing, everything's gonna be alright, just lay down beside me. That was the song. that he was singing. I've never even heard of him until your dad played him when I can't think of... When Tom came up, you had a dream? You know, after the Las Vegas shooting when the other artists that were supposed to be up there were all doing the get the guns routine, they didn't... The reason why you don't think about him being there in Las Vegas is the press didn't want to talk to him. Because he wasn't doing the get the guns thing. No No, he wasn't that's why that's why you hear about the Vegas shooting and you don't think about him because they talked everybody else that was there But they didn't talk to him. Did you say his tattoos? I haven't seen his tattoos a lot of people have tattoos that they regret Well, he's he's sporting He's sporting the Las Vegas Illuminati Ace of spades and Jack of spades tattoos and he's got a crescent moon. This guy is an aluminist. At the very least, he's working for the Jesuits. That's the Sia that song. You know about event 201, right? Event 201. No, go ahead and expand. Okay, event 201 was the planning stage of COVID. They called it Event 201. It was the drill for COVID where they sat down and planned it out. And it's all on video. They taped it all. And do you know what Gematria is? You ever heard of Gematria? No, I'm not familiar with that word or name, whichever it is. Gematria is merging letters and numbers and it's the Jesuit's code of how they run the world by the numbers. And there's a guy out there, Zachary K. Hubbard. His website is yamatriaeffect.news. This guy is an idiot savant. Not literally, but when it comes to geometry, this stuff flows out of his mouth. The numbers are unbelievable, but it's believable. For instance, this is a short decode of 9-11, part of 9-11. The Pentagon sits, uh, is 77 feet tall. The original building was 77 feet tall. And it sat, it sits on the 77th Meridian line. Flight 77 left the airport and 77 minutes later something hit the Pentagon. They want us to believe it was Flight 77. And the construction for the Pentagon started on 9-11, 1940 or 1941. I can't remember which year. And there are several other 77s in there, and 77 is a prime number, and it's used by the Jesuits. And it's got a lot of different meanings, but 201 is... The zero has no value. Yeah, I'm looking at the event for it right now because they still have the event up for the website. John Hopkins, Bloomberg School of Public Health, they give a description of it was set up to practice for a pandemic. Players with thought scenarios, eliminate the need for cooperation among industry, national governments and key industries and civil society. This event took place back in 2019. Yeah. 2019. This is not something yet. The thing something that we posted is theirs. It's their dot org site. It's the Center for let's see, Center for health and security dot org for John Hopkins Bloomberg school at Bloomberg. I should tell you something right there. Foundation sponsored that event and all those people were there. And they were very candid about what, and it was where they planned the pandemic. Yeah. So anyway. Yeah, you need to study that check it out. But so Zach Zachary Hubbard he decoded that event 201 and they have a lot of ways that the Jesuits came up with a lot of different ways to to to code or cipher To make these numbers work for what they're doing Zach Scott. I've been following this guy since 2015 Every Wednesday night he does a call and He does a Patreon thing. People win thousands and thousands of dollars because he can pick Super Bowl winners, sports. Numerology is great when it works, but every now and again, it fails. Don't get me wrong. He he sometimes he's wrong because you ever watch see I used to watch sports I don't anymore because I know I've learned from Zach and I knew you could tell it's scripted and guess what they when you're watching a big game and the announcer screaming oh My god, they just changed the script They absolutely changed the script now does everybody on that field know that are they all Controlled no, they're playing their asses off. They're trying to win, right? Think about it if you think about it with sports, especially major sports when you're talking about football Football they call have playbooks that's supposedly that all to see anybody else's playbooks But you know what most people know the know the plays when they see him When you see the setup, I mean if you've been into sports, I personally, I've played football like once or twice, literally once or twice in my life I've played football. I prefer to play a sport rather than sit on the sidelines watching the thing. But you know, a lot of people, if you're not familiar with sports, if you're a gamer like me, hell, you've played video games. You know, any of the maddens, you can see the playbook, you can see basically the play, you get to pick some of the plays from the playlist. Right. So somebody can see that it is a scripted thing. At least scripted to a degree. But there are some where it's like really obvious when things are scripted like, oh, we've got this person who's, you know, and I understand why some people do it, think it's a good thing, but you bring in a special education student or something to a sport, you give them the game. You know what I mean? And you see that happened in like the major leagues too. Like a team hasn't been doing well and their franchise is suffering so they'll give them a win. Well anyway, so Jamatria, just a brief summary, like let's say Kobe Bryant, okay, you know who that was? Kobe Bryant was a superstar basketball player, okay? He held many records and Kobe died right around this COVID stuff. And Zach was saying for months, when he thought Kobe was going to die. And the weekend that he, the Sunday that he died, that's Friday. He knew Friday that when James, there's another basketball player rival, they call him King James, because he's, he's, What the hell is his name? He was from Cleveland, I think. We are getting close to the top of the hour. We got way off the subject better than we were. It is fascinating. Give it up for us. Just wait, wait. We've got... And okay, wait. The Jews are using that, that he may not be part of them anymore because that song, I listened to it a bunch of times now. I never even heard of that guy until your dad played that song or you played it. And, but I think he was, I think he was on, what was he, American Idol or something like that. That's where he came up from. Yeah. where he came from and I'm saying pretty sure because my aunt and uncle on my west side, who's down here in Texas, they watched The Voice, American Idol, all those. I'm pretty sure he came from off of one of those. But you know, like I said, a lot of people have tattoos that they regret. If you've ever seen Tom McDonald, okay, I'm sure at his age right now he's kind of regretting some of the facial tattoos that he has. Look, this guy, that song came out in May and it got a lot of play. When he made the video, they played it Friday, Saturday and Sunday and then they banned it on Monday after everybody fell in love with it, okay? The Patriots. And they're using that song, in my view, my belief, this is all me, I think they're using that as a PSYOP because I'm hearing that song everywhere now, everywhere. But they're showing us in that video that look at what we get away with. The BLM, the Antifa, we're rioting, we're burning, we're killing it. And nothing's happening. We're coming to your town. That's what they're telling us. OK, I'm going to mute you for a second. The song is about how they haven't been able to pull that off in a small town. Every time that they have tried, it's been shut down. But anyway, I'm going to digress. We're at the top of the hour. We've got to go. The intelligence reporter is coming up next. We'll be right back after this with the intelligence report. I am sorry for muting you. Enjoyed the conversation. We did go down a rabbit hole again. If you want to hear that piece that we played earlier, it is called an open letter to woke youth. It is by New Discourse on YouTube. That's the channel that it's on. And you can find it on our Guilded. It's posted on the YouTube video link. It's the last thing I posted over there. So if you got something you need to hear that, you know, take it and play it for them. You know, might wake up a family member. Probably not. But if you're concerned about trying to wake them up, you can do that. The Intelligence Report is coming up right after this. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his... His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat and speaking low to me, 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 brave, the freedoms we secured for you, we'd 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 traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize family farms and keep our country deep. 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... 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, get the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he'd 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 his parents trampled each god-given right. We only watch him 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 the land of the free? And gentlemen, this is the evening intelligence report. I'm R. Kurnkey. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on, behind the lines in occupied territories, west, south, east, and north. Ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. And we're on the satellite. We see HIDOL and virtual marine operators out there. It has been a very busy, busy week to say the least, if you know what's going on. It is, of course, also rebroadcast programming on a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. A busy week to say the least. We are going into the weekend. It is Friday, Cinquity, Emory, and Quartermaster Friday. It is the 21st of July. That means this is the end of the third full week of July. Time marches on, as they say. And having a great time in the process. Everybody's been doing some really great work here in the state. I cannot say enough about all the different people pitching in. It is the 15th year of Open Alleus and in your face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist occupation of America with the K2023 older calendar 2023 battle for the Republic the dance of swords let the dance continue we're gonna make sure that happens as a matter of fact so Heading into the weekend. I want to say hi to Camp Emmerich Camp Emerson new camp Stasa Camp Wayland North the Ogama ranges nag a hitchum also Well, no way in heck. So a number of other facilities, including the training exercise in the greater southern Michigan area to include Adrian, west of Jackson, northern Hillsdale County, etc. And that'll be working all the way out to almost to Battle Creek, as a matter of fact. Mechanized training exercise. Congratulations. Keep up the good work for everybody that's going to be out there. Thank you for participating. We appreciate that. And we will continue to provide material support as we can to make sure that everything is squared away and everybody is where they need to be. So it is, again, 2023, Old Earth Calendar, 2023, Battle for the Republic, the dance of sorts. And 2023, this is the seventh headed into the eighth month. We are halfway plus through 2023. It won't take long to tick that down, but... Let's not kick it away. We got lots to do. I would point out again that Over the last four or five days we have been really blessed with material coming into our manufacturing element now with regard to raw materials and I can't put the word out and around about way and everybody thought hmm. That's not a bad idea mark and so A bunch of our people went scrounging and we still have a, it's just made more work for us over the weekend here. But we are going to accomplish a number of special tasks and take in a lot of perishable stuff that we will be consuming when the time comes, especially in steel and plate aluminum. So thank you. And she just made more work for us. But we always joke about that. Yeah, that's okay. We have more than enough to keep us busy as it is right now. Other than that, I will remind you also, I mentioned this during the tour, block attention, attention, attention, ammunition. Atlantic Firearms has something new. It's not super brand new, like nothing we've ever seen before. But Atlantic Firearms has gotten a quantity of Azerbaijan 7.62x39 ammunition. Now this is supposed to be new production. Everybody so far seems to be very happy with it, the people that have used it. I don't know, I have not seen it yet personally, but I'm sure it's going to be out there soon enough in everybody's hands. The product is supposed to be fresh production, so if you get a chance, you're going to want to go run over there and check out Atlantic Firearms. And they have, by the way, a number of videos. including videos about this ammunition. So if you want more than just written up reports, they're gonna physically show you what it is that they've got and why it is that this is a heads up thing. This is something that is very, very useful. Everybody's gonna wanna take advantage of it. And by the way, there's more than one flavor of this stuff. There's also more than one flavor of 762 by 39 that they have in stock. So you really are gonna wanna go check that out to see what it is that's available. And that's over Atlantic Firearms. Now, if we're going farther this way, Ed can take a break. Although he may have stuck away, because I understand he just finished an hour here. But if we could, we promised that every hour we would be playing. Try that in a small town and Ed if we could cue that up we'll get that and I won't say out of the way because we want to hear it Farmers are dropping their own crops for the day a friend is in need and they've come to help It's what this community allowed a bird community stand for somebody needs some help you'll get it I want to make sure I pull it up there before I forget because again and Aldean or Aldean that I think he probably pronounced it Aldean but Aldean, Dean every pronunciation of our name you can imagine his isn't all that complicated but hey what the author prefers is how you use so we'll see what we can do to improve on that as needed anyway take the time share that song post it in your own social media so it gets around within your own circles And you might want to throw that into your music mix, which isn't a bad idea in general, so that you got it in inventory when the time comes. And one of the reasons that they don't want this out there is that they're planning on trying to, just like you said, well, you see my granddaddy's gone, oh, they say they're going to round them up. And nobody's going to allow that. I mean, they're going to cry. We need to have doing sooner rather than later. Okay, that's my I was I'm muted already do I got you dead? Yeah? I'm on you Oh, you're a minute we got you okay I'm pretty sure it's Aldine Aldine or Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Let's see, also, I mentioned this at the start of the town hall meeting, but we didn't get to touch on it again. Tony Bennett died today at 96. Oh, good run. That's pretty stinking good. And actually, he was singing, I think, at least till last year. That's assuming that the news media is right on this one. It's still fresh news, so it could be. And so far the only source that I have seen quoted is that it's his agent, not the family that has confirmed his death. Interesting. Well, again, he became a standard for one of the early standards for We were lost wages and of course he also did the Reno circuit and all of that and I'm Guaranteed he had an income for an indefinite period time with a very very long long following You know the one that they mentioned again that the one they finally keep mentioning against the news is he left it left my heart at San Francisco Yeah, well property and drugs in San Francisco. Well, actually, it was one of the smart ones that got out early. Right. Right. You know, yeah, he followed the Klingon commander's order. He did. Yes, he did. Well, he's like many others. It just, it's, if he did pass away, again, a good run. 96 years old. And I know that I saw a piece earlier last month I was wondering, it's interesting, it just popped out, it was something in a selection, I was going through music, and there was a piece that he was singing for a small group. He wasn't doing, I don't think he was doing the whole stand up, but he still had his voice, I mean it wasn't his, I'm sure maybe his. beefy as before, but good enough considering we get up there in years, you're pushing air. Any air you're pushing is good, okay? So I think that, again, if it is the case, again, just remember him. There's a lot of cool stuff that's been done by some really great people, and he had a, he or he had and has, maybe still, a phenomenal voice. So it's one of those things that we want to take credit for there. We want to make sure he's given credit for. We don't get credit for anything. You know, on that note, I mean, fly me to the moon. Isn't it fly? I think fly me to the, fly me to the moon. I've got one. I got to ask for prayers for Shelly's side of the family, her cousin Bonnie. Yeah. It's taken a turn for the worst she's been in the hospital. Yeah. They're getting ready to take her up a life support. A little other medical complication there. I'm not going to get into details on the air on it. Right. Okay. Yeah, she's talking behind me. Her liver and her kidneys have already failed. They revived her once and she said, don't revive me again. Well, so get asked for prayers for the family. her mom and her Aunt Janice are down there along with her brother Danny taking care of it. Very good. And again, for everybody out there, take the time and her full name is again. So if anybody would like to send a prayer. What's Bonnie's last name? Brogdon. Bonnie Brogdon. Very good. Thank you. If you can just say a prayer for her because she's, she again is the one that's in the hospital. Yeah, we got you. My prayers go out to your wife's family, Ed. I'll be praying for them tonight. Thank you, Tom. Appreciate that. Also, wouldn't it be ironic if, like, the cops, when they did come to your house for red flag thing, you played that song, played it in a small town, as they were pulling up? I think that's what they're worried about is everybody's starting to cop an attitude and that is what's coming. People are gonna, they believe that they didn't succeed with the Antifa BLM agenda. I want everybody to think back. They were gonna try and come out to the small towns. They did. They tried. And you know what happened? It wasn't the city. Everybody was hunting them in right here in Michigan, well, Chelsea, Michigan even, which is kind of, yay, you know, they're supposed to be conservative, but they're relatively Ann Arbor-ish. And what's interesting is when Antifa showed up there, everybody basically went in their house, picked up what they thought they needed, and spare mags and ammunition, or their pump gun. And it was explained that, yeah, well, you can walk down the street, and you can just keep right on walking down the street. To come see Michigan, it was worse for them. Everybody, every mother's, uncle's, brother's, relative, and whatever showed up to take care of mom and dad or to take care of the house. And because of that, they literally were rolled right out of town. But people openly were brought the weapons out right to the curb. It was basically not here. You want to try something, you go ahead. Let's see what happens. But it's gonna end badly for you. So we're done with you. We're finished with you before even got started We've already seen what you've been doing. So if you do it here, it's gonna be your end. That'll be your demise and See, that's what they've got to try and break and they can't and the cities need us. We don't need the cities It's just that simple. The city, sadly enough, most of them have, because of NAFTA and GATT, the cities can't take care of themselves and won't be taking care of themselves. So it's, you know, for us, we have the resources, we have the perfect combination in the outlying areas of the rural areas, and I think the only option, the only option they're going to have is to come out and try and rape Tim Pilleginberg. I'm sorry, Pete? To go along with that, Dad, down here, I've been listening to NPR during the day, just because I've been driving back and forth between a couple of locations, and I've been catching some really interesting programs, and one of them was talking about Detroit, and how did it get to the situation that it's in, and how can we get out of it? Well, we're just going to have to annex on some of these suburbs and smaller cities around Michigan to force them to join as part of Detroit's population. And they were like, well, you can't do that. And then the Michigan State Constitution actually prevents them from doing that without a vote. And this was going on on NPR, then talking about how, well, there are ways around that. So basically, Detroit, being in the situation that it is, is trying to force other communities around it to pay for their mismanning of their system. Well again, the what's funny about this is they got what they wanted everybody demanded that the Detroiters and especially the leftists and the black power movement controlled Detroit well they did and The crack wars were you know at the middle and height of the crack wars When they started every every at the very least they had most every house on every block and By the time they were done with the Black Power movement having its way and the of course, let's not mess with the poor crackheads who by the way were the gangs and what happened is step by step house by house they burned it down. So, you know again vampires cannot live upon vampires. So what's their only option in their mind? They got to come steal from somebody else now. You know, I worked all over Detroit and I'll tell you some of the places I know that are gone Some of them can't be gone in that like there's a building on Grand River as a beautiful house. It's probably from I think the 1880s German granite stone cut three stories classic Victorian but it was built like an Irish castle or a traditional castle and the stone was a foot thick. So yep, first of all I noticed that the people who had lived in the neighborhood started to disappear. Next one time I went by months ago, I mean, I'm going to progressively watch it, but over the next month, then the windows are starting to get broke out. Then there's a fire in the upper floor over the roof, and that, of course, compromises the building. And then step by step, it's like I always wished I could have taken that building stone by stone and get it out of Detroit. But there's a lot of other beautiful buildings. They inherited all this stuff that the evil white man built. And you know what they did to it? They burned its ass to the ground. And all you have to do is look at all the very fine videos. There's a bunch of them. One guy is like, man, I live in Detroit. Black guy is from, and where is he from? Atlanta. Why? Because most everybody when they, when they burned down Detroit. Well, there's also a lot of people. Everybody went south. They're going to age all night. Just before Halloween, they call it age all night down south. Instead of hell night because the community has had to. step up and basically form watch militias to prevent the fire buns from coming in and burning properties for the insurance scam. Right, because there's nothing. Yeah, and all those houses that were getting burned for the insurance scam, they were owned by a certain clique of people again. That you're not going to have. It was Hebrew lightning. We call it Hebrew lightning here. Remember that. Oi, Givot, I don't know how this is happening. Why didn't the Hebrew night lightning strike? Well, everybody was watching the houses, sir. Didn't want their house burned down when I sent my boys out to burn the house down for you. Oops! Because that's exactly what happens. So again, now it's like, oh, the solution is we're going to go steal from the other evil white people and horrible other, you know, there's black people that didn't burn their places down too. And they should be usurped and sucked down also. Oh, and by the way, don't forget there's Arabs there now too. And they're just not cooperating enough. Well, they are to a degree. You don't realize it. Yeah, they are actually. I know we've got the sour dad. I played something in during the town hall meeting is about 20 minutes long. I'm not going to try to play here. But I'm going to bring it up. I'm going to tell it to you too, because you haven't heard it. This is on YouTube. It is from the channel. New discourse. It is an open letter to woke youth and Pretty much explains what we're talking about except he's directing it towards the woke people like I said it applies to more than just the the brainwashed woke Okay, it applies to the people who are brainwashed and can't talk about certain groups of people because they're trained to you, right? Well, it's to the point you get to the the point where there's nobody there's no one left but the parasite and his minions and That's all that's left in Detroit, the parasite and his minions. And vampires cannot feed upon vampires. I told you before, okay, every one of the little Jewish pawn shops, especially right there in Grand River, I was talking about, usually it used to be about, well, what, 10 blocks from downtown, there used to be a whole bunch left and right of these hole-in-the-wall pawn shops. So they weren't hole-in-the-wall, but they were off the side street, literally one building away from Grand River. You go in and they'd have a gang waiting out the back And so if you told looked around you didn't see what you wanted They'd go listen, you know, I'll tell you about tell me what you want now look around and see if I can find it And by tomorrow or the next day a blow and behold they'd find what you were looking for it would be right there even by name brand if need be and You know serial numbers might be ground off or stuff might be altered and look like you're brand new out of the box and yeah. Yeah And that's because they had the clique, you know, whose job it was as an organized crime mechanism to go out and do the dirty deed. And it happened all the time. And of course it can only happen so long because you keep destroying all the rest of the industry and businesses out there and eventually what happens? Well, they leave and that's exactly what transpired. So... And as far as the quagga? It's nothing new. It's nothing new, which is what the open letter to woke youth. It gets into Maoism. It's nothing new. It's the same thing that we saw in China. It's the same thing that we saw in Russia. It's the same thing that we saw in Cuba. It's what they do. It's how they try to control. Let me point something out. Let's think about this. I argued this years ago. At one point they gave $10 billion with no accountability from, this is back during the Clinton administration, $10 billion. It just vaporized. Nothing was built, nothing was fixed, walls were painted at a cost of $27,000 per apartment to paint an apartment in the projects. There's an entire science to stealing every last penny, just like the garbage with the Ukraine. That's 100% banking theft. That's all it is. Billions of dollars went through the oil boy's fingers and it's gone. It's just gone. It's even more obvious once you realize that Ukraine was the arms capital of Russia. of Russia, that's where they built their weaponry. How the hell is it that they don't have the equipment to defend themselves? Well, we know that some of it was underfoot. I mean, literally, underfoot. Look at the stories that gradually have come out. Why were we sending anything to them, considering what it is that they had available in the way of an inventory and arsenal? Think about that. So, but again, it's all on paper. This is the problem with Detroit. If you have an 80 block, an 80 house block, okay, because each rectangle's up to 80, somewhere as high as 120. I did all the math on this years ago, decades ago. And what gets me about this is if you just took 1 billion, not even $10 billion, if you weren't so stinkin' parasitic greedy. Then you could have built with about a billion dollars somewhere up around 60 to 70 neighborhoods 60 to 70 blocks could have been completely rebuilt all brand-new construction Total renovation on the on the site from scratch at least so they didn't even have the courtesy to create the illusion that they were doing anything. Now let me give you an example of another part about Detroit nobody talks about, and they can't. Because, well, we've got to spend more money on Detroit, really. Have you seen the images of all the theaters falling apart downtown? There are, you know, the whole, it's like, you know, monumental buildings and they go inside and the water's coming through the ceiling. Do those buildings look really, the building itself is old. But if you pay attention, I want you to go look at that wreckage. Those buildings were rebuilt already. Everybody came in, we gotta save Detroit, and we gotta spend bucks on Detroit. We gotta save Detroit, we gotta spend even more bucks on Detroit. And all these pictures you're seeing of the downtown, those downtown classic multi-tier, operatic type theaters. that are all falling apart now. They're falling apart because the parasite got exactly what they wanted out of the deal. And literally these places are just, they spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the Detroit area on sites like this, each one of them. And then what, a decade and a half later, they're right back to where they were when they walked into them the first time. I mean, they did gold leaf, they replaced everything. It was a classic rebuild of what was really a monumental international theater. What does it look like now? And why does it look that way? And why is nobody addressing that? Because the characters that did it can do no wrong. And so again, they ran everybody out. The big thing is, especially with the Black Power Movement, read that, the parasites working for the Jewish mob. is, well you're regentrifying the area. Well if somebody doesn't come in and pick it up, it ain't gonna happen, is it? Well guess what? They did. Everybody, you know, let it, gave it to the city of Detroit, gave it to the people of Detroit, and it literally is right back in the toilet. That is the only way to describe it. Go take a look at these images. Look at some of the hotels. We already knew, a lot of the high rises, the skyline of Detroit, About one-fourth of it, two decades ago, was a husk. It literally, you know what it really is like? Of all the cities, now that's the only one, because Cleveland's in no better shape. But it's exactly like what you see described in Blade Runner. Remember where the toy maker slash the geneticist was living and the building is like half falling like your water coming in everywhere. It's this grandiose design. It's really impressive. And where he lives, well at least it's dry because obviously he's probably either had some work or picked the best location. But when you go through the rest of the building and the big chase, what does the place look like? Yeah. And that's exactly what it's like in Detroit. Some of the high-rises guys, whole floors have been under construction for decades. Never finished, but always constantly under construction now is that part of maybe a spider? In theory if you're smart, that's the way you have your building look at Detroit the outside looks terrible The first way you're in is terrible You get to the core it starts to look a little better and then when you're in the living area Wow, this is really nice place But you got to get through all the trash to get to the really nice place Right, and you got you got a criminal Yeah, because otherwise the criminals will turn it into trash. Right, they'll be hunting you while you're busy trying to get to and from. And this is what it's sad, but it's true. I mean, there's whole areas we've been in. I don't go into Detroit anymore. There's nothing I need. I'm sorry, but I'm not. It's like in the past, Mark was crazier. I go places most people wouldn't and work there. and it's know the terrain so to speak, because I was taught when I was in the military, know the terrain, know where you're going, and make sure that you have control of whatever terrain you operate in. Well, again, de trois, de trois, being what de trois is, cold day in hell. Again, because you can do no right. There's nothing you can do, because no matter what you do, They want you to come in so you can be a victim and so they can then use you, parasite off you for court cases, attack you in whatever way. Or how about invest money? Right now, as I pointed out, if you go to Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace, real estate stuff pops up all the time and it's like, oh, this is a really big house. And it's like, man, you can see everything is partially done, partially finished. and you look at it, it's obvious they've stripped the building out on the inside, of course part of that was stripped out by the metal mods stealing the metal out of the building. But the building, when you finally get some outside pictures you see, yep, it's one of those big 19 post-World War II, World War I, 1920s, multi-story construction. They used to be quad family properties. A lot of them got bought up after that, after they were initially built, became just single big family dwellings, because a lot of families had eight, 10, 12 kids. And what's interesting is they're all sitting there, but progressively again, they can't last forever, especially where they're partially exposed to the elements. and they're starting to fail. Plus, if you try to go in and do anything, you got some parasite from the government with a handout expecting you to pay and pay and pay and pay and pay some more and pay. And by the way, you need to pay even more, but never get anything accomplished. And you're fighting the criminals from below trying to rip you off. While you're busy also trying to avoid, you know, trying not to be stripped out of whatever money you need to rebuild from the government parasite who keeps finding another reason to, you know, write you up for an inspection. Which needless to say, most people don't realize he's expecting a bribe. Now you get another envelope there, you hand it to him? Oh, he won't show up for a while, but he will expect another bribe later. Go ahead, caller. I just want to let you know that Um, Battlehawk Armory has got AK magazines for $4.99. They're Serbian. They're plastic, but I mean for that price, you can't be... What is the... Go ahead and give the site out three times again, please. It's Battlehawk Armory. Battlehawkarmory.com. Yeah. And they're Serbian plastic? Yeah. And they got some other ones. Excellent. It's like eight bucks. Another. So... Yeah, but 450 means you can afford to buy twice as many. Well, it's 490. Thank you. I appreciate that. Well, for $5 apiece, that's good. Yeah. And it's in Serbian plastic. Thank you. I appreciate that. And again, that's Blackhawk.com. Blackhawk.com. Blackhawk.com. It's um, is it black? It's Battlehawk. Oh, I'm sorry. Battlehawk Armory, God, I just wrote it too. Sorry about that. I'm repeating something there. There we go. I shifted my eyes as a matter of fact. Battlehawkarmory.com. Yep, Battlehawk Armory. Yeah, excuse my voice. I just, not too good today. That's okay. You could empty the shells out of those. Yep, for five dollars apiece. And by the way, Serbia makes good stuff. In fact, I wouldn't hesitate to pick it up and carry it, to be quite honest. So for everybody out there, this is another solution for additional magazines, especially putting dump bags together, I've always said. The cheaper it is, the less you'll cry if you have to drop it in a firefight, if you have to drop it in a breakout situation. So for $5, that's affordable. And then take a look, see, is it a... Smoke or is it black? It's black Okay, very good black. I just check out people should just check out the website. So because I will So we're done with the program as a matter of fact And again anything else is a jumped out at you. Hey, it's um, I'm five five six thousand rounds for 62 grain or $429 that's not too bad No, that's acceptable. Very good. And that's for 2.2. It's a 5.56. Okay. Well, the other thing to remember, you know, I've heard what I was talking about earlier. Okay, you got mags for $5 from BattlehawkArmory.com. If you go over to Atlantic Firearms, they have a bunch of this Aljubaijani 7.62x39 coming in. And it's not super cheap, but it's not super expensive. In other words, it's a Little less than mid-grade, a little less cost-wise, not quite 50, even middle of the road. It's actually got some pretty good prices. They also have three other 7.62x39 manufacturers that are listed there in quantity. And if anybody's wondering about this stuff, they did do a video that's over on YouTube, and you should be able to go to Atlantic Firearms. Go to the ammo. I think it'll be right on the front page to be quite honest. It was when I looked at it earlier today and What you do is touch the video and they'll give you a whole the whole spiel about what it is And it is right now more reasonably priced. It is brown lacquer case copper jacket FMJ. I don't think to do anything but FMJ And they also have some copper wash typical Russian Chinese type, you know that particular finish the brush finish and they have some PPU, Privet Partisan, Boxer Prime Non Corrosive and brass case. So you get the magazines for $5, you pick the best price for ball ammo, you got an AK, you need to keep stacking mags and ammunition up. In fact to be quite honest, I would prioritize on that right now. If you had 5.56 weapons and you've got a good stash and you got AKs, right now I would be buying 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 ASAP now. I'd be buying more of that than anything else right now. If you're good on both, then you have personal flavor choice. You figure out how you want to do your, you know, progressive purchases. But if you're listening and you've got SKS's and AK's and inventory, and you're planning on those being standard, buy all the ammo you can get your hands on. Buy the best price, cheapest price for the most ball ammo you can find. Or in this case, at least they have it. Now the one thing Atlantic didn't have that I noticed is they did not have any of the Yugo stripper clip, at least they didn't have it listed. Now they probably sold out again because they did have some of it comes in spurts. But the other thing that they had there was bulk on 7.62x54R also. So if you got any negates or toker-rebs that you need to feed then or SVDs or an SVD knockoff, then they have the 7.62x54 from the same bulk sources. Read up on that, see what it says. I didn't get a chance to go through the whole file on that one. But they do have it listed with the look what just came in and it's a big long list and you know with really good image and graphics Plus videos, so it's definitely easy to understand and you can make a personal choice that way do the math though be aware Remember sometimes it's cheaper to buy small quantities like 500 you did it sometimes. This is goofy Well, I'll get I'll get a better price if I buy a thousand and you look at the 500 count prices like wait a minute The 500 count price, I can save $20 if I buy two of them. So why would I buy the 1,000 count one which costs more per route? That's what that's the thing usually happens. So I mean, doesn't always happen, but it has been happening a lot recently. Notice this with several companies. So let's not assume that the big purchase is the first best choice. Always look at the rest of what they're offering. And then you might find out that you caught them in their gasterly deed and then well it's not that so they're doing business people trying to stay afloat too I'm sure they're doing business but you know hey remember the enemy is breathing down their throat every day look what these buggers are doing just go watch guns and gadgets it'll give you a good idea remember it affects them 100% so I'm gonna see next oh and also on a case yeah Atlantic Firearms does have some pretty a pretty good selection of a case And I believe, although there is another company putting together set me kits other than Sentry. This is another company. How can I say that for sure is another company? Well, normally if it's a Sentry gun, they're down around $600. This other company is charging about $1,100 for a set me knockoff rifle. Now, it's made from parts, you know, from the parts available, but apparently the receiver's better quality, assembly is better quality in general. It's supposed to be the right ups I've seen. So you might want to check on that too to see what they have that might be of use to if you're looking for a 7.62x51 NATO rifle to bolster your inventory. The reason I bring up the set meets is because remember the set meets are out there. Some of you guys listening already know what I'm going to say. A lot of guys bought the CETMEs because they were available, they were the cheapest. Also, we built many, many, many, many, many kits from the CETME kits. If you already have them in the inventory but you're looking at more, the PTR-91s are about the same price right now. Maybe a little less, but not much. PTRs have gone up into the middle price range for MBR's main battle rifles. And so the PTR-91, whatever configuration is lingering between what I think, Atlanta Atlantic for between 8 and 12, $1,400, depending on which model you're looking at. This particular set me has a number of thumbs up from people who have been already researching this particular frame that they came up with and it is supposedly tougher. And, you know, next best thing to the new sliced white bread. Let's put it that way. So you might want to check that out too. And Atlantic, of course, is always adding where they can. But they, remember they run out a lot. So they're also restocking. That's why you got to keep an eye on them. And we know what you're going to run into all of a sudden out of the blue. Problem? They ain't got that much. Yeah, they do show five, six, seven, ten pallets of ammo. But guys, the whole country is looking at them. So, it doesn't take long, especially if you figure, let's say if you had 400 cases or maybe 600 cases of ammo. Well, it only takes a couple of customers to take a big divot out of that inventory. And once everybody starts the feeding frenzy, the tickle meter goes down pretty quick to zero. So, again, with this Azerbaijanian ammunition, obviously the kosher mafia, remember they did a coup thing or kind of a flip thing on the government there against, to try and go against the Russians? So, Azerbaijan is a pat on the head and a squeeze on the ass. They get to bring ammo in. Well, if that's what they're doing, kind of like what they were doing with Turkey, with all the guns, remember? You know, Korea can't bring any of its guns into the U.S. But Turkey, which isn't exactly friendly to us most all the time, Korea's our ally. Turkey is part of NATO and in theory an ally, but they're usually always doing strange things. We won't let Turkey, we won't let Korea to bring a weapon or ammo in hardly at all. But on the other hand, old Turkey could do no wrong. So we were buying them because of the garbage we've been stirring the pot with Ukraine. You can see where that went. Well, the same is true now with Azerbaijan. Who knows? You might even see some rifles come out of there because they do have manufacturing capability. I just don't know how extensive it is. And if they're probably a one-trick circus, whatever they build, they build a lot of and that's it. So it'd be interesting to see what comes out of Azerbaijan. When the time comes, we know at least though that they have ammo and that's at atlanticfirearms.com. The magazines are at battlehawkarmory.com. $5 apiece, $4.99. Battlehawkarmory.com. Next, let's see, oh, we got 10 minutes. Now, another thing, uh, I was reading from Alexander Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago. Somebody actually sent me a message because they came in late. And I will repeat it for that reason many times when I'm talking about something like that because it reinforces it. What that was from is the original, so that's the first printing of the actual book. I also have the follow-up, which was the two-volume Gulag Archipelago, book one and then book two. And Solzhenitsyn basically, once he was able to get past the iron curtain, they finally figured they couldn't kill him because he was too notorious. And of course, today I don't think... Well, they have some scruples in the U.S. They do not. Okay, Koshar Mafi is murdering a heartbeat if they could get away with it. And in this case, when Solzhenitsyn was able to get past the curtain, more and more of what was produced by him came to light. And so that's why there is basically an addition and an addendum and an addition and an extension and another printing and then, wait a minute, now we got two books. What is interesting is that I also have from the same collection that was to be destroyed, what I was reading out of that book was supposed to have been shredded and sent to the, you know, sent to the document destruction site and it was supposed to be shredded and burned. It was like a dog being sent to the dog pound to be exterminated, kids. And that's what the racketeers and the librarians have been up to for quite some time. Those good old librarians, yeah, burning, but the commercial book burners. Anyway, I also have the white papers, which are before the books, Solzhenitsyn through the micro-fish tunnel, so to speak, the smuggling system. was able to get pieces of his works out and progressively they were put together and created a pre-book printed or a white paper version, 8.5x11, looks just like it sounds. Looks like a printed up 8.5x11 typing paper document that was all in his words. And then when he finally was able to make sense of everything by being able to actually effect completing the book and adding all the rest of the components that some people did have and other people did not, that's where this first printing comes from. And then the second set of books, or should say the second book, is part of the expansion where finally he could sit down and go through all of what he had put together and make it an even more useful tool. Now eventually Solzhenitsyn went home when the curtain, when the iron curtain fell and he was getting up there in years, he basically wrote a closing farewell statement to the United States if you can find it. I think I've got it right here around the corner in the filing cabinets. But basically he warned America. He said, hey, the communists have got hold of you. The way that they had hold of my country, I am not sticking around to see what happens. Besides he wanted to go home if he's gonna die he'd be able to die you know be buried and you know on home soil and So he did he left and eventually he did pass away But he did write one more book and we'll talk about that on Monday It is available in a translation in English originally. It was only in Russian the Foreign press that before would print you know, whatever it is Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote because he was talking about the Jews You know, what transpired, the progressive history of the Communists in Russia and Georgia and Ukraine and the Baltic states, etc., etc. Oh, hell no, they didn't want you to hear what he had to say about that. I should tell you something. So again, writing was out on the wall. When Russians leave an area, they do this all the time, they write an epitaph. A final statement of perhaps, maybe you'd call it despair. Russians are very dark. Their humor is very dark, okay? It's because of the experience that they've had. And they're also in a cold country. You get to spend half the year mulling about whatever it is that went on the first half of the year while snowed in and staring at the fireplace. Of course, television changed that a little bit. And the rest is history, as they say. So if I get a chance here, and again, I'll dig it out. That's all I've been doing is paperwork half of this day. And by the way, Battle for the Republic, book one, Battle for the Republic, book two, Battle for the Republic, book three, and the part of Battle for the Republic, book four is right here on my left hand. And again, I got all of that back from its many different points of interest. Proofreaders have been busy, busy, busy. I even, like I said, had to change a word or two, actually find I had some typing error because these are course rough. These are course types. This is the handwritten by myself and then also the first typing, first printing for review. And then of course, right, part of this is the behind the wire production. The Hogan's Heroes Printing Company because that's really what it was like. We had everything internally to do what we needed to do, and I had many different people employed to make up virtually a book production company behind the wire. In fact, I had a typist, two typists, but I lost one because he ended up, well, they let him go. But the other was... There was something else that you sent out that I don't know if you want to mention it, but the game that you guys were working on while you were in there, I don't know if that ever got finished. Well, it's finished. Yeah, in fact, it's the Battle for the Republic board game. I was looking at some of the... The only thing we didn't do is any more extensive artwork. What I do have is all of the artwork that was done by the... I commissioned artists to do artwork for the Battle for the Republic series. And there's been one or two pieces that have been put out. but, or out with other works. But the idea behind this is that everything that we did was virtually in-house. And so, yeah, the Battle for the Republic board game, which is basically on the line of the, oh, the tractix type, you know, gain configuration. And I worked all the details with the basic components values and everything for all the fighting vehicles, the different sizes of units or infantry mechanized armor, individual components and vehicles, et cetera. And yeah, that's something that we might carry out now. I mean, we could. To a degree, something like that has been done at the MBF War College because it's basically, it's basic battlefield war gaming 101. But in this case it could be done as a complete board game offered which we could be able to help to support the network Which I need to finish is one of those things I need to get it now into a in any form what our friend in Texas said years ago He said hey doesn't make any difference if it's perfect get it out get feedback and continue to you know build it so what I've got to do now is I'm gonna talk to one of the other printers and actually have color boards and Also color chips for the value components.