We'll call that 10-10. Larry's been on the air before. He's been hanging out with us for, well, not a good long time, but a long time now, and we're going to have to bring him back up on the air. In the 50 caliber world, I'd say that it didn't take long for that manufacturer in California, that Bill Ritchie of EDM Arms, hooray, out of California. Why pay California taxes if all he is? California can't buy it. Why even stay? Now I know that there's the, well I'll stay here just to, you know, make a mad at me. You can put any kind of words there you want, you know. Knows at them. My pay state tends manual. You're a machinist, you know about bleeding every now and then. Ooh, that knuckle hurts for a while. Or ooh, the tip of that got laid open. I'm glad that you're here. And you're looking at a .50 caliber rifle that will break down to the size of it can be basically, you know, some guns are be mowned for being so big and even when you remove the stock from the receiver barrel group, well it's still big and some guns, you can't even take them apart because well they're already a bull barrel and rather a bullpup set up and they're welded together that way. That looks interesting. Have you fired one of those before, Don? I've never shot that gun but I've seen a number of people, I stood and watched that gun in action. It doesn't look like it's a real hard recoil and gun and it is a other point to be made. You might notice it's a magazine fed bolt action gun. Yeah, I was looking at that. I was trying to tell if that was a coiled spring I was looking at, but then I realized that's the ejector. At any rate, a competitively priced gun, they call that the Wind Runner. Uh-huh. You guys, for an assembled gun, that's quite the gun to the fact that it'll come apart so small and go back. were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat, speaking low to me, he said. He fought a revolution to cure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the length of the 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 place of the free, 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 is 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 to number. You trade it in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize family farms and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be beaten. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right. And pray to God, keep the 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? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first hour of the afternoon intelligence report. I'm Mark Kornke. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories 21, 16, 93, and 4. 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There's people now in the system that are warning individuals about the moves by the regime. And again, people were fed up after they saw what just happened with attacking the 60 to 60 or 60 to 86 year old grandmas and grandpas as a vendetta action. by the spit swapping ring knock and queers a $3 bill, pedos and Lansing. And like I said, this is just making more converts. Everybody's understanding I told you, they're queers a $3 bill perverts, they're filth, they're excrement and look at what they're doing. Well, both sides, Demikins and the Republicans, realized that, ooh, this is totally alien. And so a lot of people have jumped ship with the regime yet again. More people that were, before we give them the benefit of the doubt, we'll give them the better. No, no, no. They just made a whole lot of other enemies. Now many different people who probably would have, you know, it's the little stories kind of like you said about in Dune, you know, they just left them alone. They just figured it was a change of management. They wouldn't have gotten involved, but you... You let the crazy town people rape, kill, pillage, and burn. Again, when they invade and have fun with the locals, well, everybody gets up in arms and will clean the house out. And that's exactly what everybody's mindset is right now. So again, this is a good thing in many ways. They stumble, bum their way to failure. We want them to keep doing that. We don't want them to change direction. per se, but punishment is going to be a bugger when the queer pedo Satanists in Lansing find out that everybody appears to be hunting them and they are under a microscope. So there's going to be another couple of announcements. They might be tonight or tomorrow on what's going on and who's who in the zoo there. Everybody else is manning the gates and putting people on the grounds of somebody. If they move on some of these people, like they're rumoring, they want to. I've told you before, you are never going to know how this Civil War starts, guys. It's just a war for independence. And it never happens in a nice, neat box you want. Seriously. It never happens a two o'clock or a schedule you expect. Always, always keep that in mind. And the other side... And you know you're never going to get the truth out of the news media. They're never going to reveal what's actually going on. They'll pull some other stuff and claim sideways over there is what's going on, but we'll know the truth. Yep. And that's one of the things that... Another reason, you know, having a big discussion on this today, all about this morning actually, was... sidebar to another meeting and the conversation had to do this for a subject about the controlled media though. Well, the dunderheads that are following it, it's kind of like the murder death kill shot thing. They're so off of target. They're so they have no clue that they're irrelevant. They are certainly a part of the formula. Every living being is. But the sheep slash the lemmings have demonstrated their lack of performance across the board and it's not going to change. So they are an issue when they always keep an eye on because remember the people that are the I wants, gimme, gimme, gimme or the face pro-wares are going to, they're socialists. So they demand something from everyone. You all deserve to have your stuff taken away. They all deserve to have your stuff. Let's not forget that. So that's the one part. that the enemy can count on is that they will be an ongoing victim parasite. I need your stuff. Your stuff should be mine. That's the one thing that's the only thing that they're good for. As far as in a fight, useless. That's why I said before, don't focus on converting something that already was, you know, spending two years under the bed, in the basement, under the moldy hideaway bed, in the basement, locking themselves in with boards and nails, and then boarding and nailing up every window above first floor on the inside of the house. desperately pumping air and barely some sunlight through that whole period where they chewed on their toenails and their fingernails down to the quick, pissing their pants, defecating in their drawers, terrified that the water might carry coronavirus and of course waiting for the next order to put two or three more maybe five layers of face bras slash masks on their face. Which I wouldn't have had a problem with if they actually done that. Eventually they had no oxygen. Eventually you just can't suck air through a wall. You know what I mean? You need three face masks! Watch this, I'm telling ya. We're gonna tell them two face masks and the idiots will do it. Look, maybe I don't think you can do it. No, that's right. Now you need three! Hey Mark, once we get early on... Early on, they claimed that the flatulence from people could have the coronavirus in it and we were all going to die from people's gas. It was like the cow thing, you know, they just threw it out there because it's like the cow thing. Oh, I know that. I was in the climate change class and they told me about the cow flatulence. And I'm sure people flatulence is far, far worse. Oh, my God. Oh, I'm plaiting on this one. Oh, I'm not. Here's the other thing, the particulate that comes out through the flatulence is not trapped by the mask. And the virus, supposedly the virus, is so much smaller than that. Yeah, apparently you're just getting the, you're just getting the effervescence from the liquid molecule that bonds to a gas. And then passes through the filter and the effervescence of the unique aroma survives, but the virus supposedly, which is much, much, much, much smaller, and is riding supposedly in the same air and gas. Well, if you could just put an ass filter on, and you know I joked about that, that would inevitably, they were trying to see if the shoe size IQ P brain minded individuals would actually do that. I believe that it's right out of Tommy. You know what I mean? Put it on your eye shades. Yeah. Yeah. Remember the class anal Schwab? We were talking about that because they were saying that the World Health Organization is like, oh, they got to do it a bunch. Schwabs. And that's what they were doing in China. They were forcing people to bend over. Yeah, why? Because the dimwits all you had to do is tell them and the shoe size IQ in the uniform and the shoe size IQ population Go right along with it. And if they didn't they were forcing them. Ah, there we go. We must join in the misery of the incompetent, the idiot, the fool, the stupid. You must join in. No, I don't think so. And you better not come near me. Don't even think about it. You look at me and look into my eyes right now. Tell me that you think I in any way, shape or form hold any kindness for you or any mercies for you. Look into my eyes. Now you go ahead and act. I'd be more than happy to respond. So everybody better be ready for what's going on. Anyway, we are gonna see what happens here with the crazy town. But there's already been two special waves of defense lawyers. that are on standby right now. Actually, there was a meeting last night, not yesterday during the day. It was last night, hold on here, one of the things they're doing is setting up a defense committee. I think the Republican Party, I don't know yet, but the Republican Party is, I would assume, smart enough to provide support for their people. But there are people that don't trust that to go very far because there are money thieves on both sides, you know what I mean? Yeah, there's just many Republicans, not in the same way that the Democrats do, although some have the exact same policies because they're rhinos. But there are other unique ways. And not the least of which, if you just have a job on the R&D, you know, the Republican state committees, you're raking in money in different ways than most people don't even realize. But send more money. That's the whole idea. We've already seen what happens with senators and congressmen. It's no different at the state level than it is at the federal level as far as pork barrel goes. Or, porcage that gets slid sideways. It's real greasy and easy to slide sideways. Trust me. Other things. Oh, before we go any farther, Edward, if you could, and Edward hopefully is right there. Edward, the latest guns and gadgets. I want to get that up as quick as we can. Before we go any farther, Guns N' Gadgets over on YouTube, people. If you haven't gone over there and checked that out, you need to. The discussion right now, of course, also separate from Guns N' Gadgets, the situation in Ukraine with the Russians, of course, are making very methodical moves, like I said before. Some people play checkers, Russians play chess. They are very adept at having a plan and a deep plan not a short plan They have a short plan long plan a really long plan alternate long plans about the Department of Jersey. We'll be right back caught red-handed bribing states with taxpayer money to implement red flag laws If you haven't seen that video, please do watch it above it's important for you to understand exactly what's going on as we move forward because One of the states that held off on the initial bribe because they didn't have the appropriate due process required under the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, well, they just filed a red flag law in their state and they're looking to get that federal money. Guys and gals, this is something that's going to unfortunately be more popular than we would hope. Because every state, every state in the union has their hand out for free money when it comes to the federal government. That's why we have things like speed limits and the smoking age and the drinking age. Those are all programs from the government where state A, B, or C doesn't get this money unless they implement what we want them to implement. And red flag laws is the next thing. I've been talking about this for a year and now it's finally come to fruition. I will pin that video I did above that I did yesterday and also pin a video above on contacting your legislators. I did it live. I recorded me contacting my US senators here in Tennessee. And I did that because I want you guys in Dallas to realize just how easy it is to call these swamp creatures and Wisconsin, you're going to have to call your representatives. Link will be down below because Wisconsin is hoping to have a red flag law passed so that they can get that federal money. Wisconsin's bill is Assembly Bill 350. I will have a link to it down below. But all you really need to know is this part. This bill creates an extreme misprotection, temporary restraining order, and injunction to prohibit a person from possessing a firearm. Under the bill, either a law enforcement officer or a family or household member of the person may file a petition with a court to request an extreme misprotection injunction. The petition must allege facts that show the person is substantially likely to injure himself or herself or another if the person possesses a firearm. We should just make murder illegal, I guess. imagine that. And notice it's only firearms. Like people can hurt themselves or others with all kinds of tools. It's a tool. That's all it is. A gun has never killed anybody. It's the person who's doing the ill will with said tool. Hammers, fists, kill more people than guns. Fists do. It's crazy. But the liberals don't want to take away your fists. They want to take away your guns. So Wisconsin is the first state. As the DOJ is getting jammed up and caught with their pants down about bribing states to enact red flag laws, Wisconsin has stepped up and said, we'll take that money. Give it to us. Look what we can do. I'll have a link down below to figure out who your Wisconsin state representatives are. Call them. Guys and gals, even if you don't live in Wisconsin, feel free to let these Wisconsin swamp creatures know what freedom actually is. We don't lose our constitutionally guaranteed and recognized rights based off of a small threshold of evidence or thoughts or I'm triggered but or my boyfriend's leaving me so I'm gonna screw him or My girlfriend's nuts. How can I? Take away her guns. Oh, here's this tool Guys, we don't lose a constitutionally guaranteed right any other right that we have that are recognized by the Constitution We don't lose any of them unless we are found guilty of a severe felony in court by a judge and a jury of our peers. Yet they want to take away that Second Amendment based off of what somebody says, and they don't even have to prove that it's true. I hope you understand just how dangerous the Second Amendment, or how dangerous the red flag laws are to the Second Amendment. It's the biggest risk we face. Because it's a total end-around of due process. All of these red flag laws have what's called an ex parte hearing. It means the judge gets to hear this in secret. You're not notified. You don't get to represent yourself. You don't get to present any evidence. They just will decide whether or not you lose your Second Amendment rights. Now, Wisconsin's law says, well, the bill, that if it's passed and the judge issues, you'll have 24 hours. to turn in your guns if it's a temporary restraining order and the only time you get them back is if a judge decides you're no longer a threat to yourself or others. Yeah, that won't be abused at all. Guys and gals, I hope you are a big fan of the Second Amendment like I am, and if you want to stay in the know of all the news happening around our Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, then subscribe to this channel down below. I'll bring you news every single day, multiple times a day, so check back often, and until we see each other again, be safe, stay vigilant, and carry a gun to keep you, your friends, your family, your community safe. That is what it's all about. That's why we have it, and that's exactly why they want to take it. Take care. everybody out there again a reminder you can go to Guns and Gadgets. When you get there subscribe first of all there's no reason not to. I mean subscribe and then do a thumbs up, help the numbers crunch grow but also share. I did this video about what 40 minutes ago 50 minutes ago made sure it went over to our other social media sites and also friendlies in different groups and It's a policy I at least get one. I try to tag one before I do the program at least. And that way there's more in circulation out there. People will go over, hopefully follow the other postings that Jared makes. And of course there are many other pro firearms channels on YouTube. Another thing real quick on that note, if you're gonna go to YouTube, somebody sent me an email here. You were talking about copper plating at home? Yes, let me reinforce this real quick. There are a number of really good home production videos using everything from coffee pots to crock pots, which are actually a pretty good solution. Both of those, remember, okay, let me point something out about that. Coffee pot, you should never throw an old coffee maker and coffee pot out. At the very least, never throw the coffee pot or the crepe out. Never throw that out. Never, never, never. Why? It's laboratory glass. If you ever have to do it, if we ever start any improvised munitions production on a larger scale, which you know we will, One of the first things you're going to have a tough time with is dealing with having to boil, again then boil down and drill, dry and then prill and all the other fun stuff separate. You don't need the crock for that. You don't need the coffee pot for that per se. But the glass Mr. Coffee Pot item there is literally laboratory glass. It can be heated. We'll take the heat. It's lightweight, they minimize the thickness, but it also has to have a certain safety factor. So it very much is from the lab glass category. Now you won't be making coffee with this stuff, but between a couple of electrodes and a few other items, it's amazing what you can do to turn Mr. Coffee, coffee pots or anything like that, any machine like that, into another useful tool. And I would also remind you that aquariums, I pick up every aquarium I can get my hands on. Now I have, although I might do, well I might even do fish down the road, you never know if you have little mental things I need to breed because I need bait for whatever I'm doing. That's not probably going to be the case, but remember those aquariums are fantastic for some of the projects that are listed in the videos you where you improvise, adapt and overcome. So you have materials and equipment that are already built to the spec that you need to accomplish the task that you're trying to get to, you're trying to achieve. Coffee pots can of course even the hot plate itself brings the thing up to a particular temperature. Some have variable output on that or you can attach a rheostat, there's all kinds of fun stuff you can do and alter the potential of the for instance, the hot plate. So everything like that, just if you're all about saving everything, Mark, well, some things you should. And in this case, if you can take and grab a box, because they're not heavy, more they're bulky, that's the biggest problem. But if you're thinking about doing some of these unique projects, and we're, again, you need more than one, if you're trying to complete a project quickly, you can have multiple components for your munitions assembly. available at the same time. They can be done at the same time. You can have one going, then have it thin, you know, being screeded and drying, and then you're pulverizing and then reprocessing again. Another thing that becomes real popular are coffee grinders. You know, there's Mr. Coffee coffee grinders, but there's a thousand other. I've run into a dozen different ones. I grab them because I've got lots of raw, or not raw, forgive me, roasted coffee. that is in vacuum sealed containers and if I open something up I don't know whether I'm going to be separating these things. I might put some of the coffee over there and I might have some of it here. So more than one machine also because stuff breaks down. But coffee grinders are fantastic. Blenders are priceless. Look at all the different settings on a blender. You know you do realize for different projects you do need different speeds for breaking down crystalline structures or altering materials so that you can then crush them down to an even finer powder but saving you a lot of time let the blender do the work. Or that coffee grinder. See? Go over to YouTube and start looking at copper plating. We were talking about bullets by the way. I do not know what happened to the industry. Well, mostly the reloads are not out like they used to be. In our area, right here in the bottom of Michigan, there used to be about a dozen different reloading companies that recovered brass from the ranges. They had an exchange price. Of course, when you're buying barrels, you pay by the pound, you don't necessarily pay by the individual case. But I know some that did pay by the individual case. You brought a Ziploc bag of shot brass back and you gave it to the guy over the counter. He gave you that value towards the next bag of reloads that you bought, usually a hundred count. And you would take, they would take the brass, which is already counted. Sometimes it'd be a little extra brass and they're usually the person with smart and counted out because they want to get credit for every piece of brass they had that they turned in like milk bottles or pop bottles. And then that would go back to the manufacturer who would again, de-prime, tumble the brass as a policy, re-prime, well of course, clean everything up first, make new bullets, which they had a bullet production facility off to the side that was casting the lead. copper plating may have done in-house, but it was typically because we had more industry back then, like in this area here. We had three different copper, or I should say, plating companies, and all of them had been around for well over a hundred years. And each one was more than happy to pick up the bullet contracts to copper wash the lead bullets. And what this did is it eliminated the lead fouling issue. It also made them, you know, it made it possible to use lead more commonly in the, especially the nine millimeter projectile, round nose, with copper wash. These bullets were much more popular and a lot cheaper than buying a brand new box of ammo every time. It doesn't mean you wouldn't buy brand new ammo. But for people who did a lot of shooting, This was the way to go and it still is the way to go. In fact, if you use zinc bullets, which by the way, nowadays you're going to find zinc out there or other pop metal with a zinc combo, usually a zinc alloy, that can be melted down. In fact, you have to achieve greater temperature, but you end up with a product that is frangible. That's not a bad thing. Most people used to be, oh man, I have zinc and the bullet breaks up. Well, yeah, that's kind of nice if I'm hitting somebody and it turns into like an internal shotgun shell Why is that a problem? Well, the zinc was actually of course doing the same thing that lead does so Copper washing zinc is just a as good a solution minimizes What does a better job of walking on minimizes fouling to the barrel? and also maintains bullet stability in flight with higher velocity routes. Now granted your 9mm .45, .40 caliber .357 aren't going to shift that much. They're not going to be that hot. They're not going to travel that far. They're going to start getting soft in flight. Cast bullets in rifle is where you have to watch out for that. And again, we already explained this before, we used triple copper washing. to create, again, a light-duty jacket that worked with a lot of different bullets at the lower high velocity range. You get up, you start pushing 4,000 plus feet per second, you're in a little different world. And we've discussed, we pushed 5,000 with discarding Sabo. In fact, like I said, it's like a laser gun. If you've ever used a discarding sable with, for instance, steel dart that's been run on a lathe, we make a standard copy of the 158 grain 150 grain or 158 grain FMJ with Sierra Boat Tail, but you do it all in say 41, 40 chromoly steel or you do it with any other metal you want, your weights will change. Your weights aren't going to be quite the same, it's not lead. But the advantage is that that solid steel or high range metal dart, whatever you produce, bullet, in a Sabo, it's not going to wear the barrel down in any way, shape or form. The Sabo is of course going to take all the punishment. But the bullet is going to be able to endure the very high velocities We did bullets and spitzers would say bow with drill rod Very satisfied with the performances where we pushed over 5,000 feet per second now we made what basically what you would call a bull test barrel system for this and chambered it in 7.62x51 NATO, but before that 30 out of 6. And we came up with a striker fire system and then we platformed it on a piece of steel that was originally a railroad tie. God, that's a heavy beast. Yep, because we wanted to first find out whether or not we could achieve what we wanted to with the components that we had available. So what we used was a rifle, a 26 inch barrel. We used basically the equivalent to what would nowadays it be called the picatinny rail But it wasn't to the same spec in terms of rail knots. They were much heavier gauge much larger But basically the same idea the barrel was cammed on was locked down with a couple of yokes and then the chamber was sealed it was a threaded the other end of the barrel where the chamber is was threaded and we used a simple arc striker a form with an arc yoke that goes over where the firing pin will strike and we had all the striker assembly set up in there. It was a crude simple design but it worked really well and we made sure that we ultra platform the barrel so we could get the most stability out of the package when we pulled the trigger. When we released, basically just released firing pin. And the amazing thing is that we got consistent, progressive, higher and higher. Cup pressures were manageable with the discarding stablewood. We achieved over 5,000 feet per second. Chronographed it back then. Chronographs were not as common, but we had them, and so we used them. The other thing that we were trying to do is chronograph at different ranges. So the first thing we did is establish that we were seeing no drop in bullet flight at three to 600 yards. Now for that reason once we knew what our bullet channel was we were able to chronograph at 300 and 600 yards now beyond that we could probably still set up a chronograph which we tried one time just couldn't find any more equipment that got expensive we weren't that old it was expensive and We didn't bring anybody else in the project, but we were satisfied what we were seeing happen So then we went over to the same concept as the Germans using a big butt K98 a Mauser action and beefed up the barrel that even created a barrel that would produce an overlapping shroud as it was screwed into place. Out of the stock, this is not a problem. And we also changed to a totally different stock system. But the idea behind this is that we could produce something that had minimal cut pressure for what it was doing, achieve over 5,000 feet per second, and shoulder fire the weapon with accuracy up to 1000 yards easily. In fact, the big thing I've always said about being able to press the higher velocities like this is it's like a laser. You don't need to spin as many rounds down range. If you're able to achieve these higher velocities, which can be easily done and are never talked about, it's kind of like talking about Sten guns. Nobody wants to talk about stand gun because it's too damn simple and you could crack out somebody who wouldn't have a problem with arming your troops or arming your civilian population. So everybody would be able to defend against the invader. Everybody. Well the same is true of a lot of the other issues going on. In fact I'm going to touch on that in a second. It's something I wanted to do. Weapons Wednesday was yesterday. There's been a bunch of discussion here in the last 24 hours about cluster munitions, which we have touched on several times this last week. High velocity, high energy, extended performance projectiles like this create great turmoil on the battlefield. But they're one of many unique out of the box weapon systems, thinking outside the box actually, ideas that would get the job done and minimize while maximizing performance. Minimize cost and expenditures, maximize performance. Now, one of the reasons that we supposedly sent cluster munitions to, well, oh no, let's do it this way. Let me ask everybody, has anyone been keeping track of why we supposedly sent cluster bomb munitions to the Ukraine. Did anybody, everybody's probably heard about, but what was he excuse? That was because we're out of everything else. No way! No way. Yeah, that is probably one of the reasons. It is. I'm serious. I mean, in that they've played out, you know, so the old story, there's an old term, you've shot your bolt. What does that mean, guys? Well, in the old days, when you hit a crossbow, it's a hellacious weapon. If you can hit somebody with a crossbow, you're hitting them. You're going into them. You're maybe going through them if they don't have any body armor. When you got a 300 or 600 pound prod crossbow, and you pull the, you release it, you pull the sear and the bolt flies forward. If you have armor, you're probably not protected either because there were many, many different armor piercing bolt types available, but you only had that shot. But when you shot, you better make sure you hit. Because if you didn't get it right, the other guy's coming at you, and you meanwhile got to either reload or try to use that crossbow as a very improvised weapon. Actually, it's pretty mean if you look at the medieval crossbows because either side, either part of the prod makes a hell of a good whacking weapon for poking people. In other words, use it like an axe. It's not your first choice and it's a precision weapon. And it costs money back when they were made. It costs time. Time is money. So they shot them out the artillery, they claim. And so now we're sending the ammunition that everybody signed off on not using as part of an international treaty. This is like depleted uranium, which they sent over there and I can understand the Russians blowing whoever wants to use that stuff to hell. The biggest problem is when you blow it up in place, you're gonna make a dirty spot, but better it all be in one place and be destroyed by air munitions or artillery that have it spread all over the Kansas and Oklahoma of Eastern Europe, which is what Ukraine is. The last thing you want is radiological filth running all over the place. You don't want a nuclear war for the same reason, right? And there are other issues, which is I personally believe there's a double-fold thing here. The Jewish mob selected a pervert actor to play Dick Tater. That's two words. The first word is a potato with a hole in it. You figure out what the first word dick means. But a Dick Tater, who is a queer pedo, run around naked on the stage, did all kinds of things. Of course, it's why all these Jewish actors are going over and they love Oh, if I can be an actor and they let me be president of the United States, like they let you be president of Ukraine, and you get all the goyim killed, you're sucking all the money, oh, you're stealing the money! Oh, that's why they all come over there and hug Kilinski, okay? Because good old Kilinski is ripping us off blind. He's doing what he's told to do as an actor, but he's ripping us off blind. So, one of the other reasons that the munitions are being used is it's Jewish revenge vendetta. It is Jewish revenge vendetta. When the Jewish communists ran the Red Army every time, and I'll tell you what, look at, I want you to study a couple of things before World War II, because nobody ever tells you. Number one is, well, one you do know about, the Finnish War against Russia where Russia wanted to take the Ismuth and occupy, and we were going to take all of Finland. If they got all of Finland, they wouldn't have negotiated for any real estate. They didn't put Finland under the yoke of the Jewish Czechoslovakia and the Jewish Stalinist, Jewish Stalin dictatorship. because he was Jewish. Everybody better remember that too, from the island of the Jews. That's where Stalin comes from. But anyway, at the end when they got pissed, because the Jewish mob always gets pissed when the commissars are cracking the whip on their orcs, and the orcs couldn't bust the defenses of the Finns. But they also had the same problem before they fought the Finns with the Poles. This is why I'm amazed the Poles were stupid enough to buy into this crap. with getting into the Ukraine the way they get. Shame on them. Obviously the management got bought and paid for. Polish people are great. Polish food is great. Polish manufacturing is great. They were keeping the illegal aliens out and they drank the stupid Kool-Aid. And I don't know what the hell is wrong with their heads. But Poland before World War II, the Jewish communists knew that they had to get through the Polish corridor. The full-the-gap area and all the rest of that has always been a priority for any east or west invasions and all of that area so Poland the Polish Corridor, that's what's called the Polish Corridor It's not what they're just talking about the poles like they're in some alley or something Well in a way they are because it's the best piece of real estate to move large forces across As you go farther north, look at the terrain. And also look at the issues of weather. If you go farther south, look at the terrain. I mean, come on guys, go south. What's it look like? Look at topography, okay? So every time that the Jewish communists attack, the regular, the Czar army never did this. The Russians historically never did this. Never. Okay, this is something that only when the Jews take over your military. This is the kind of vendetta crap that they do. So the Poles kick back the Russians. First they stop them and then they have to of course talk about secession of hostilities. So they negotiate, set up a secession of hostilities. What do the Jewish commissars order the military to do? in the last 24 hours before the deadline for the ceasefire. They already have a, forgive me, they already have a ceasefire, but they don't have an ending of hostilities. It's at a particular hour. You know what they do? They fire every artillery round they can nonstop for 24 hours. And this is what they did with the Poles, and they got pissed and they left. Well then they came back again, they tried again. And by the way, they were doing this with Romania and other countries in Eastern Europe too that they were invading. The Jewish mob were, you know, the Commissars were making their push at the orders of first Lenin and Trotsky, Jewish mob, and then Spallin, Jewish mob. And their mission was to impose communism upon these Eastern Bloc countries to put them completely in their sphere. Now, somebody took temporarily and then failed. But Poland held its ground every time. Took a beating, but after the first time around, Poland moved to try and improve its situation. But economically, they were limited, like any country. It's in the Depression era, guys. What was going on during this period? Well, a global roundabout back over here, over there, Depression. So they had to make do with what they had while the communist slaves built everything and anything that the cracked-the-whip Jewish mob demanded of them. So more tanks, more of everything, especially artillery. If the massive tank buildup before World War II wasn't enough, before, not during, before in Russia, their artillery capability was a part of none in Europe, no matter what they say. Russia never throws anything out in artillery, okay? So every time that this happened, when the Russians got screwed because they were trying to invade, I won't say the Russians, as we call them Russians, the Jewish-run Communists, They would artillery barrage you nonstop. They didn't care where the rounds hit. They didn't care if they were hitting the civilian population. Women, kids, churches especially were great for the communist, the Jewish communists. And then they'd stop. Literally it was like a light switch. Oh, they'd follow the agreement because they realized it could come back on them. And they'd stop. But before they left, all the ammunition that they brought forward, they would dump on the other side. When Finland was fighting during the entire process of their defense, artillery was always an issue. But at the very end, and it started and went on for a day, the same thing. When they realized they were not going to get what they wanted, when the Finnish infantry and the dynamic soldiers of the Finnish army fought and kicked back the Jewish communists, The Jewish Communists had a tantrum, as they always do, and they, in their vindictive action, fired for nonstop, 24 plus hours. Now they cut the moment that the deadline, where it hit, oh they stopped. But there are a number of really great, older, but still color, they were made in more recent times. There are movies about the Russian campaign. And at the very end of each one, they tried to help you to understand that when all of a sudden the barrage started and it just kept going. And of course they were used to the idea of being hit with artillery, but the Russians just kept shooting and shooting and shooting and shooting. And every gun they had nonstop and it was just perpetual. They burned all the ammunition out that they had until they had to stop. In other words, don't stop pulling the lanyard. Just keep loading the gun, nice, steady pace, all the guns no matter what they had. So here we are with the Jewish communists and they're saying, oh, no, no, these are Jewish communists who are in charge of the Ukraine. So the Jewish communists that are the ones who stole your money here and shoveled it over the Ukraine so it could be stolen, more on that in a minute, by the way, if you didn't see the latest interesting story here, about the money. All of a sudden they're sending over, oh wait a minute, cluster munitions. And what are they saying right now? The people have already experienced, they're dumping it down range. First of all, they're doing it over in the Donetsk era, all of the Eastern, you're Eastern, forgive me, Eastern Ukrainian districts. They are dumping it on the civilian population right now as we speak. What does that have to do with fighting the conflict? Oh, well, they're just this is that Jewish vendetta thing Now the thing is that they're dropping this crap everywhere What's one of the problems and it's not a problem because here's the thing. I always laugh when they do this crap Oh, you know, we got a lot of duds with Cluster bombs those aren't duds Does everybody understand that? Those aren't duds They're doing through denial where you can have plausible deniability. Well, they don't go off. Well, but they do eventually. What do you mean by that? Well, when they dump costume munitions into an area, They can have a 20% failure rate as far as initial fire. Now remember what they do is you're dropping it out of target and this is like I told you, the one of the neatest fire pieces of firework you need to buy. If you're going to go buy a commercial firework in all these firework sales points, it's those Barack, the Barack bombs. They go out, you have boom! A big explosion that all of a sudden what do you have? You have this cluster of other smaller explosions. Sometimes they have like a gold trail, you know, coming out from the center. But every individual trail when it when the fuse is set at the end of it is, and they are not like charges. Now if you think about it, you take that, know what the range is, drop that down down a road in an oncoming problem. No, it's not going to stop everybody, but it will impress infantry. And if a vehicle's open in the back or a hatch is open, you just never know what stuff might fall. But it's also very cheap for what it is. So you might think about that one. You know, boom, and then one, two, three, and bah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah-dah. It's a cluster bomb. That's how cluster bombs are supposed to work. If you look at that particular firework, imagine that what happens is the initial separating, lance charge, there's three different ways that they build cluster bombs. And the most recent one is very, very different from what was the original pattern idea. Actually, it's probably five now, five generations now, three at least. The other two are spinoffs of each of the legs of the cluster bomb munitions. And these are artillery munitions. Now that means that they've got to fire a lot more to get more of this crap down range. But what do they actually work as? Well, they work as a mine. What? Well, the ones that do go off initially because they're going to get a certain amount of bam-bam-bam-bam-bam saturation. The nature of it is such that with an explosive charge you don't get necessarily high harmonic detonation. off of the entire bundle. But what you do get is separation and distribution of a randomized minefield. Now, you can actually set them. These things are calibratable munitions just like many of your different artillery shells are for obviously for setting fuse for specific blast performance and or elevation and detonation depending on what it is you're doing with it. But forgive me, range and detonation, set and air burst, ground burst, impact burst, whatever, okay? But in this case, you can actually deploy them as a anti-personnel, anti-deacular piece of equipment. Now, most everybody who's been talking about this, McGregor and all the others that are doing some really good work on the fiasco slash the lies of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, I don't know if they're calling that. I just did. That's what I think of that as the Russo-Ukrainian conflict. Or you could call it the Ukrainian Russo-Conflict, depending on what side. Well, who do you think needs to be on the top of the ship pile, okay? But the fact is that when we use these munitions in Desert Dust Part 1, the adventure begins. And even when we used them all tried not to in Desert Dust Part 2, the adventure continues for a reason because you got to drive through them. And you lose just as much of your own equipment if you're not careful. because again, many of these do not activate as a detonate in the clustered munition form to create a cascading concussive effect, but instead disperse. Well, then you're driving along and if you don't know what a cluster bobblet looks like, it's basically the size of a softball. There are bigger and smaller, but the average one is about the size of a softball. Little smaller, but it has what look like crescent moon levers, flaps. around the entire body from the center, North Pole, you know, center, top and bottom, if you want to call it better, North Pole, South Pole. And these levers pop out to become the clacker that activates the device. Once they lock into place on the North and South Pole with a particular variant, they have a ratcheting, it's basically a ratcheting trigger. So once these things pop open, they lock into the gear knock on, you know, which on both ends, I believe in most of them. And what happens is if you step on it, you drive over it, whatever, you're pulling a trigger. What that does is it forces the rest of the igniter to activate the striker to activate, boom, you're dead. Well, maybe not dead, maybe just if you're in a vehicle, all messed up, okay? But here's the problem. People mostly don't know them. Why? Because, well, most of the world signed a treaty not to use them. Now the Jewish mob, the Israelis, they use them in Israel. I, the Israelis, use them. What a surprise. I wouldn't have expected that at all. And now you have this Jewish-run military operation, an extension of the New York Jewish Mafia and Washington, D.C. punks. and their employing is last, not so much even last, it's just this vendetta. This is the equivalent to the Jewish mob communists when they would use their artillery strikes to rain, you know, virtually steel down on an area for 24 to 48 hours because they'd lost. So what do I look at this as? This is that vendetta act of desperation thing. Give them the, give them the cluster bombies and that'll kill the Eastern Ukrainians and anybody who touches them and they'll die late and they'll dissolve it all. That's exactly what they're saying. And they can kill them after we have to, this is great. You don't think so? Well, we'll find out. But I would say that if you're having to send if if the argument is you sent this because well we just don't have anything else Well, wait a minute if we don't have anything else, what's that based on? Is that based on that a we used up what we would need for our artillery? Is that what just happened? Oh, it probably is Let's say that maybe they're just fudging a little bit lying, hoping that Russia will get a little carried away, or the Chinese and the Russians might get carried away, or somebody will get stupid thinking that because they've made America a panty-waste, queers a $3 bill in the military where you have these Air Force punks sitting there saying, well, we got to fire like 5,400 white guys because they're the best of the bunch. Yeah, that's a real smart move. We're going to have to fire the best of the bunch so we can degrade the military for the in uniform be it that four-star commie general who's pushing that crap or that four-star commie army officer who's pushing that crap or that take your pick. So these are, and you know what's funny they've done this before I've told you about this on the air at the end of Vietnam they did this with 2,000 fighter pilots I remember this like just because actually like I told you I was looking at going into aviation only as a stepping stone towards the astronaut program. I seriously had an entire plan mapped out. In fact, the only thing I probably would have gone naval navigator because there was a window. I had to wear glasses. And at the end of Vietnam, because of what they did to screw so many pilots, they all of a sudden there was a short window. Now it's been pretty long, but you could not wear glasses as a pilot, but you could have corrective lenses as a navigator. as the number two seat. So that was the way. But you had to be able to fly. You're going to be able to stick. You have a stick in front of you. You have everything you need. Better be able to know how to work the aircraft. And besides, cross-training. And at the time, they had the Naval Top Gun two-week, in fact, I never did that. So I sent three guys to it because I knew about it. And they actually went into the Navy and became pilots. But it was the Naval program. You got two weeks. By the time you're done at the end of two weeks, you were landing an F-14 on a flight deck on an aircraft carrier. It was a crash pilot program to get you in to commission because you already had a degree. So the idea was to get you commissioned as quick as possible. They wanted to entice you because they couldn't get anybody to get in the military, go into the military at that time. So what they were doing is, hey, come out over here. We'll let you fly a multi-million dollar aircraft, son. You're going to sit in that other seat, ride with everyone, and then we'll let you do it once we train you enough. We're even going to let you drive yourself with a trainer on the aircraft carrier. Start out on a pavement by the time they were done, landing on a postage stamp in the Atlantic. So anyway, this thing to me, again, not just desperation, but because of the failings of all of the cast of perverts, including Kielinski slash, you know, Zil Kiel Fagodinski. And of course they're pissed at him because he couldn't get his goyim orcs. That's how he, that's how they look at him. I know the human being. They're Christians. I know they're all human beings. But the creatures that have stepped in and taken over the Ukrainian government They're just wicked evil bastards as a last note because we're at the top here one of the autocrats of Zelensky's Government here his daughter not Zelensky one of the other staff autocrats there his daughter just bought a multi-million dollar mansion and the bottom and the France a daughter. Not the guy particularly, he's already got other little mansions, but they're raking in so much money. The Jewish mob in that are all the fly-ins that came in in that one plane with Kielinski, Zelinski, the slob, the pervert, you know, naked queer, pedo-satanic. Guess what? They've been raking in the money so much even the kids can get mansions now. They're going over like the France to buy mansions. Look at that. I'm sure that they'll have more of these Jewish actors coming over and hugging them. Oh, I wish that was you. You're slobbing, stealing from the from the Goyem in America. They don't know what to do. Well, I'm rolling in the manifest. I can give all the kids a mansion. I'm telling you. That's what's happening. Slo-bo-bo is at it again. Good old Slo-bo-bo. Yeah, but he was a murderer, big wicked evil murderer. The Poles want to re-extradite him. I think he's dead now. But he murdered Poles and all kinds of people when he ran the death camp in Poland. But he went to Israel and the Israelis wouldn't give him back to the Poles. He's a mass murderer of torture. Slo-bo-bo. Slo-bo-bo. There we go. Gotta get it right. Anyway, we share the music, we are at the top. I'm not hearing the music unless I'm disconnected. And if I'm disconnected, I didn't know it. Here we go, I hear the music, God bless my 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 cure 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 is a free 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 shit. 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 than dead. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children 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 will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to torture freedom burning bright. As Iowoki vanished in the midst of whence he came, his words were true, we are free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each God-given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? There you are, whatever body of water. A myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It is Thursday, it is the 27th of July. It is the 15th year of open obvious and pissing in your face, baby and the socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K2023 old earth calendar, 2023 battle for the republic, the dance for blade. Try not to, try not to. We had a lot of work to do. It is Thursday, we're headed towards the weekend. The guy is acting right now, so we're hanging up there. I want to say thank you to all the guys and gals that have been manning the radio technology, our micro-offends, micro-em, and the CB station standby, which we have many, many more of now. Let's remind everybody there are some pretty good buys. You want to go check out BudK.com. BudK.com. BudK.com. Look to see. what they have on the shelf right now in their deals and buy one get one every once in a while. Every once in a while they put survival items out there and one of the things that had shown up there every once in a while usually it's the odd flavor out before was butterscotch food tabs for half price food tabs buy one get one free every time they do that I typically get get at least a couple of containers For obvious reasons, I put them on the shelf, they go somewhere else. But I carry those, I carry food tabs on my combat load. So just again, if you're asking, what do you carry? Well, I carry food tabs. Why? I'm very familiar with them. They've been around forever. Not quite as long as I've been alive, but pretty stinking close, as a matter of fact. And they're nothing to write home about. It says chocolate. Yeah, okay, whatever. Is this strawberry? Yeah, well, okay. I guess. And they also have butterscotch and they have vanilla. Okay, if you want to believe that, you can go right ahead. I mean, I'll go along with it. Whatever the flavor is supposed to be, it's more like a color and I don't really care because all it has to do is what's promised on the package with regard to nutrition supplements. That's what we're interested in, okay? So if you can, take the time, go over and check Bud-K. You never know. They might have the food tabs out there on the specials, but if not, they actually still have a pretty good regular price for them. And I can't guarantee if and when they're going to put them in the special or the sales or the markdown or whatever. But they're not the only company that has them. You can find them in other places. Go ahead, jump in there, caller. CampingSurvival.com. CampingSurvival.com. CampingSurvival.com. They have food tabs over there. They are on a discounted sale price type of thing. They've got another price crossed out. This is the place where we had the dehydrated strawberries and the traveler stew and such. Some of the food products over there are to the Ready Hour brand. Some of the stuff over there is on sale. Traveler stew in the pouches is gone, gone, gone. But they've got number 10 cans. Of the same thing for I think $17 markdown from $29. So campingsurvival.com, they've got some other stuff over there you might want might be interested in or not, but go give them a poke and see what pops up. Yes, again, that is excellent. Well, what did they mark them down to? Do you have the price in front of you, maybe? The food tabs? The look. I just was on there about two or three nights ago. Well, the number 10 cans were the beef stew, I think. Beef stew. That's the traveler's stew. Traveler's stew. There we go. Yeah. Yeah, it's meatless. You can add your own meat or something, but it's got protein, but it's pasta and beans or something like that. That makes a complete protein rice and stuff. I'm not sure. But it was the stuff we were buying at the, I don't know, 12 pouches for eight bucks or something and now they have those they don't have the pouches anymore But they they've got other pouch foods there, but that was like the highlight of everything anything I've seen there that may The number can 10 cans of strawberries the dehydrated strawberries or excuse me freeze-dried strawberries They still have those they're just not as cheap as they were when they were really on sale was it six months ago or something Yeah, the food tabs come in different flavors, I joke about that, but they do work and I recommend them because they're just, it's a dry good item, lead and sealed. You'll find out what the flavor is when you, as far as what you believe the flavor is when you open them up. But for what they are, they have an incredibly long shelf life. They were designed actually as a space program idea. That's where they came from. It's like space food sticks and tang. food tabs, space food sticks, and tang. Those are all space program holdovers. They rolled out into the population as a way to help propagandize the space program. They want everybody to get interested. Well, what does the space men eat? Well, they eat space. What is it? Well, it's a food tab. Well, it tastes good. Well, why don't you buy some and try them? Yuck! Crummy buttons! Well, but the bottom, so it's okay. They sold some. Anyway, for most Americans, they couldn't handle it. Well, I say they probably couldn't handle it. But they've been around long enough because a lot of people still have used them. That's why they're still in production. They are a useful tool in the toolbox. And so the, again, the food tabs are one thing. Space food sticks were like a mini Tootsie Roll, but they were heavily, they were reinforced like the military Candies as far as if you got a military candy or sea ration, you know read the information that was in there Oh goodness you you got a lot more than chocolate and or Heathbar Oh, there's a lot of stuff in everything was fortified so that you got more of it more of everything you needed to keep you functional In theory, you were sweating it out of your body in 15 minutes anyway with the heat in Vietnam the way it was. So the sea ration made sense. Or, you were just starving, and your body needed everything they could throw into the system, which is likely not in a wartime situation. So it made sense what they were doing. And Tang speaks for itself. Tang was powdered, you know, added to the water, better than just water, flavorful. It was tasty. And again, it was fortified. They told you that when they sold you Tang if you read what originally you're talking about it's like the astronauts It's fortified so it keeps you functional it gives you all the minerals nutrients Vitamins that you need to stay functional in space or on earth Yeah, so they're all good items though Tang is still basically around in one form or another. It's not Gator Gatorade would be like a bridging, you know variant Tang was again part of this ongoing, people were curious, they were able to make the product sale that way so everybody was happy. They got a benefit out of the space program. People were actually making Tang. Remember they're trying to do business. And they did. So, boot tabs. 2400 calorie packages which is basically your full day. It's 8.95 down from 11.95. And it's the Ready Hour brand. It's not lifeboat ration type, but $8.95 per day, if you're going to do one for a day. And if you're using them for supplementing two people, then obviously it's half the price. Robert. Okay, so $8.95. 2400 calorie food tabs. 2400 calorie pack. I have to look at that all week. Obviously we're done with the program, but thank you for bringing it up because That again, I don't know how they're sealed. I would assume they're using a retort pouch, probably. But that doesn't, that's not guaranteed. It could be in a number of different ways in this modern age. And directions that they could go with the food tap storage. Plastic is as common as retort pouch now. Metal retort pouch. I provide what it looks like to me. The small packets of coffee that we buy at the dollars, or the buck 389 store. With the dehydrated, you know, the sucky vacuum, I think it looks like that kind of packaging. So it's a redraw metal pouch. So probably some sort of foil, but it's, yeah, it's vacuum seal. My alarm. Yeah. A few little yellow bricks of coffee that we get. Excellent. Okay, that works. I can live with that. The originals, as I said, I'll have to look at it. It might even be the right size, but the originals were shaped. The container that they are normally stored in is the shape of a standard one-quart U.S. canteen. And the idea is you just stuffed it right into a regular canteen carrier and forgot about it. And what you did by doing that is added so many calories to keep you functional in the field. You get cut off or if you're in a patrol, that's really where it was popular. What we were taught is food tabs, although we never hardly got them. But what I'd always do is grab every cracker and cheese and try not to eat them. If you're a fiddle partner around or training, when you were actually packing up for operations. Crackers, cheese, obviously the candies in the sea ration cans, but any peanut butter and jelly obviously. Remember with the cheese guys you had like several flavors depending on what year the sea rations were made. I think the high point they had six flavors but you know it varied and so you get overlapping junk anyway of different ages. Go ahead. Okay, that is for I just realized that was for the single pouch and singer package. There is a seven day supply that you can get 53 65 So seven times seven is 49 seven times 856 so it's gonna be less than it's between seven and eight bucks instead of 895 over Very good. Okay. Now again look to see what they have more over at Bud K if they still have them And another company that had them was Major Surplus. So let's shop around, but we know they have them at campingsurvival.com, right? Campingsurvival.com, make sure I got that right. Roger. Okay, good. Okay, I want to make sure I'm not misquoting. Ah, it doesn't help when somebody sends you to the wrong place and you keep beating your head against the wall. Mark said it would work. No, Mark lied. No, I didn't lie. Unfortunately, we got that right. Now, I want to get onto something else here real quick, and this is an extension of what we were talking about at the end of the last hour. Let me ask you something. What's the other benefit of depleting our inventory of munitions in the eyes of the globalists? What reason could they possibly be smiling about right now? Anybody see, go ahead and jump in there. Besides the obvious that we don't have anything to defend ourselves with, it would signal to the global Satanists that we are going along with their plan of disarming so that we can be readily taken over. And in fact, also you have the overt scam of, well, America is out of ammo, so maybe it's okay to attack us. Well, after all, don't blame us. We were trying to help the Ukrainians and we're stupid. We were going to these big dummies. Now, can anybody believe that? Well, no. Now, here's something I want you to remember. What they're doing to us is basically the Jewish Communists are doing to us what they did to Russia with the commissars at the beginning of World War II. Now in the long run, because America was able to ship so much god-awful equipment to Russia that you never heard about, that they were able to save their ass. And it was everything from radio tubes, which was virtually an uncounted amount of radio tubes. The Russians didn't have radio. If it weren't for us giving them radio, they wouldn't have had radio. You remember that. Now you can hear all the other mias and any of these different books and stuff written, but the bottom line is is it was unheard of. Now the Russians knew how to use a flag system. They used a flag marker ID system, right? A flag, yeah. And by the way, because they were so good at it or got good at it, they kept that as part of their inventory of skills for their tank crews. And it was a holdover from the Stalinist era because they didn't have radio. They just simply didn't have the capacity. They did not have the ability. So, just a heads up there. But, they did produce tanks, and they produced a lot of them, with the ability to become offensive, which was the agenda that Stalin was building in an arsenal to invade Europe. Period. Any other garbage is BS. Of course, it started with Lenin, and of course carried on with Lenin Trotsky's original dream. and carried over into the Stalinist era as quickly as Stalin put his first boot up one of the committee's arses and started killing them off one after another after another or two or three at a time eventually taking total control. However, the Jewish commissars had no military skill and were absolute buffoons across the board as they typically are with delusions of grandeur and of course stupidity still marking their most common, let's just say middle name. Because of this, when the Germans came through with inferior force, the ability to maneuver wasn't there because there was a use of the weapon systems that Boseides had. The Germans were better at it initially. But when a commander tried to do his job because of the maniacal insanity of the idiot leader Stalin and the idiot Jewish commissars that ran the military with a knife to everybody's throat, When a commander tried to save his artillery or save his equipment, the Jewish commissar would blow his brains out and then, or threaten to kill his family, and of course then he'd commit suicide because he was ordered to commit suicide. Kind of what you see in the movie Enemy at the Gates, where the Jewish incompetence was, you know, stacked, you know, one big pile of feces over another, but everybody else was at fault except for the Jewish commissar. And the Jewish Commissar aren't happy to kill everybody else and blame them for whatever was going on. Well, in the early days, this cost Russia its vantage. At the beginning of the conflict, Russia had more than the capacity, go look at the numbers, more than the capacity of all of Europe in tanks, and pretty much anything we had, which wasn't that much. All in one military. Now granted it was overlapping with a variety of weapons, but all armies fight with a combo of weapons from different generations. All armies traditionally had. But when an officer tried to actually maneuver his force, there is what's called a fighting withdrawal. or a tactical slash local withdrawal. You see the Russians using this with extreme success in destroying the Jewish run, commissar run Ukrainian army. That's why they've been wiped out. Because when the Jewish mob here and the Jewish mob there are telling what they consider, you know, you animals without a soul, you Ukrainian people, to go throw themselves on these defenses, it's no different from what they were doing when they were cracking the whip on the goyim when the Jewish commsars ran Russia. But what happened? Well, they had an absolute artillery supremacy like nothing anybody had in Europe at the beginning of Barbarossa. Within a matter of months, they had lost almost everything because the officers could not save the army because they were not allowed to. So they lost their tank advantage and they couldn't retreat and they lost virtually millions of men, the people who were trained on the equipment who had developed and perfected the equipment which is the core of the people that you need when you're going to upgrade to the new design. You don't throw away the old one but you upgrade to the new design and the first people to get it are the people with the most time on the machine. Okay? So with the incompetence of the Jewish Commissar and the Jewish Stalin regime, killing all the people who had any idea about how to actually move a multi-man army, a 60, 70, 100,000-man army, which by the way, the Jewish Commissar, never had a clue about how to do it. But he was great about killing the guy and blaming him for any failure in the process, even though step by step with every man that they killed, And with every failure to save their fighting force, the next man in line was guaranteed that he was gonna be shot by the Jewish Commissar. Why? Cuz he had left to work with. And so step by step by step, by the time you get to enemy at the gate, the movie, enemy at the gate at the beginning, you see the blubbering general, my boys did what they were told to do, my boys, well, your boys are being sent in with no guns, literally. and your boys were being, you know, cracked with a rip by, you know, the guys that had the machine guns, they weren't pointing the machine guns at the Germans, they were pointing the machine guns at the backs of the Russian soldiers and executing the Ukrainians or the Russians or the Georgians that were sent out in waves. One guy with a rifle, one guy with five rounds. That's how the pigs are. What happened? Well, Russia did not have the capacity to catch up with its massive combat losses. Number one, Lend-Lease didn't kick in right away, but we started spitting stuff at them so that they had something showing up. Russia had to change its policy. We are at this point if we are going to save our nation. Russia went from conventional towed artillery to first producing as a stopgap, mortars. What? mortars. A mortar tube is incredibly simple. If you don't think so, go look at the original Stokes mortar. You do realize we could crank out with CNC machinery a quality, small, medium, and heavy mortar within an instant, a very short period of time, start cranking mortars out. The biggest thing is having some kind of optic or sighting system to be able to maintain them, and the precision optic systems are the issue. But not critical if you're in a situation where by God we don't have anything and so the Russians very quickly Embrace particular standardized designs just like everybody did in World War two when they got into the fighting it was bad and What happened is the Russians though changed their policy on size of mortars And so we see first the 160s, 180s, 200s, 240, 260 millimeter mortars. Let me ask you something, a 260 millimeter mortar. Wait a minute. What's the largest artillery piece that typically is in a towed battery? How big is the, what's a 155 millimeter? 155. Do the math. Let's say your average light unit gun was a 75 millimeter artillery piece towed. Usually like we had a Pac-75 that we built. The Marines used very successfully in the Pacific, but the Army had it too. The Germans had their Stumpy 75. The Russians had a variant on that also in artillery, but it was expensive. The ours were expensive. On the other hand, they could crank out 20, 30, 40 mortars for the price of one artillery, total artillery piece, or a smaller one. We'll say, we'll go small mortar. 81, 82 millimeter grade, that category, that range. When you start getting up into the bigger mortars, does that mean, well, how do they have mark? What do they do? Using stepladders and breech-loading, you know, forgive me, a tube-loading the mortar from the mouth? Nope, they created breach loading mortars. What? Yes, they produced breach loading mortars. One of the guys I worked with when I went into U6 was a defector. He was a senior NCO on a Russian nuclear capable mortar battery. He defected during one of the... training exercises, one of the big ones where, you know, again, it was the big, you know, red, you know, red May Day parade. First you have the tanks for driving around in the, you know, they have the big parade in Moscow, but you also used to have every, every May Day, every, every national holiday, a training exercise that rode the whole army up to the border. They would stop and turn around, you hope. But because the Russians did that, everybody had to mobilize because maybe the Russians won't stop this time. Maybe they'll just keep coming. So anyway, even after World War II ended, the Russian heavy mortar philosophy stayed because they found out they had perfected a highly economical heavy weapons platform. So multi-size platform, they could go small mortar, everybody used those, medium mortar, everybody used those, heavy mortar, most everybody had those. The 120 was typically our 4.2 inch chemical projection weapon system for chemical and biological weapons. Oh, did I say that? Yeah, that's what it was, but it made a great precision artillery piece. Okay, precision mortar item. The 120 was typically as far as most went. Except there were some 160s out there then all of a sudden everybody kind of experimented or played in that direction. Well the Russians kept right on going because they didn't have any choice. And so what they did, the stop gap is that to try and achieve volume, the volume that they needed and the type that you're actually seeing right now in the Ukrainian conflict, the Russians very quickly had to crank out a whole pile of mortars. And it was actually the unsung hero of the middle of the war that never gets proper credit. Nobody wants to talk about it. They don't want to talk about it for a reason. If we're in this situation right now, artillery pieces will not be the solution. Mortar and recoilless. And recoilless is more expensive than, far more expensive than mortars are. But mortars of every size with modern computing technology. and with modern developments in metallurgy that we now have combined with chemical knowledge, guys building an even more sophisticated large bore mortar very quickly, especially since we already have it in our brainpans, is going to end up being the solution in this upcoming conflict for us. We can produce a vast number of mortar tubes in a very short period of time. They can be made mechanized mobile, by the way, if you, some of you listening, might have been serving on a mobile mortar platform during the Cold War, remember? And those M113s modified? Yeah, that open box in the rear. Boom! You know, fire and scoot. Remember shooting scoot? Boom! Boom! Driver's already got her in gear, he takes and stomps it, and you're moving, because when you fired those three rounds, counter battery radar was already locking on and looking at sending some goodies back on ya. But if you're mobile, a little different story. Now granted, there's all kinds of things that have changed. Battlefields are horrible places where all kinds of improvised weapons and unique and devastating pieces of destruction constantly are employed. And the battlefield constantly changes with regard to the technology. But in this case, in order for us to immediately deal with the threat, to immediately bridge the problem, heavy mortars would be a better choice, an immediate choice, and a quick solution over larger precision artillery in the, in this is the short haul. Again, how long are you going to use it? How long do you have to until you can get to the next tier? But you could do this immediately. The mortar rounds are even more ridiculously simple to build. If you don't know anything about mortars, let me point something out. Go look, there's a whole ton of videos out there on YouTube. And I'm planting this seed in every direction I can right now for a reason. It's stinking obvious they're gonna try to claim that they're gonna surrender us or get a lot of us killed. They need to get a lot of you heteros killed, okay? Let's understand something. They need to get us into a conflict so that a lot of heterosexual Christian males, oh and they'll throw some females in there too, because now they got the Idiot Stick females thinking that they're Johnny Jettjock Rambo and they can do triple somersaults lying down their feet while shooting under their armpit until 15 people. I'm sure I saw it in a movie. I saw it in more than one movie. But in the meantime, the idea is that they're planning on trying to get as many of you dead as they can and the Jewish mob always sets up a failure. always, which is what they're doing right now. So we need to be thinking ahead. We'll be fighting an American war for independence. They have pulled as much out as they can. Rat Pack, lighter technology is what's going to be successful anyway. If we start looking at nuclear exchange, EMP is constantly going to be an issue. So there's a whole bunch of overlapping problems that, yes, we already know they exist. Everybody always goes, but they'll do this. Yeah, then we do that. Oh my god, but then they'll do this! Yeah, and then we'll do that. You know what? You know, you keep fighting. In this case, rather than the rat-trap Jewish mob funneling billions of dollars both in cash, digits, and in hardware, the hardware either being stolen before it even gets on the ship, stolen after it's on the ship, stolen after, another batch of it, after it gets on the ground where the criminal Jewish mob then has total control over it and they can lap their ass off because they sell it sideways, which is what they've been doing with most, so they can buy million dollar multi-million dollar mansions in the bottom of France and join the rest of the yuck yuck yuck Jewish Ukrainian mafia in the southern end of France which by the way is where the other turds went if you don't know. So they figured they got their butt covered by the Rothschilds there for screwing the Ukrainian Christian people, screwing the Russian Christian people, and screwing America, which apparently is mostly, what, Satanist, pedo-queers, if we go to Target as of June 1st. Obviously, America is Satan, pedo-queer in the minds of the world. That's why most people aren't going to miss us, I think. And in the process here, get us set up for a big, big fall. We'll expect to be the lemmings that go to the, you know, go to our deaths, charge overseas, die on ships and transport. They have all the epic planned. They'll be writing movies and writing songs and books and all kinds of other fun stuff. But the big deal is to get rid of us, get rid of the American present population through a correctness. Now, we're not gonna play that part. So there are solutions. And again, mortars are the simplest symbol. What bore would I use? I don't know, popcan. What? Popcan. Which one of the fastest designs you can think of? What's one of the most common pieces of material out there for immediate production and standardization components? Now granted, popcans are getting real punky cheap. So you might wanna go to, for instance, these really cool bell shaped Bell produced seamless, oh that's right, vegetable cans. They're still fairly thick and they're made out of steel, not aluminum. Hmmm. Instabilized. Charging primer at the end. And you figure out how you're gonna set up your fusing system, et cetera, because there's all kinds of creative ideas out there. Now do you fire and just stand there and wait? No, first of all, you're gonna have to use what's called a speed plate or a mobility plate. Because you're if you stay in one place and trying to be very efficient and set up all those nice little tripods and everything or the bipod making it a tripod with your your your impact base with your the base of your mortar That's just gonna get you killed But if you use the mobility concept and a speed plate and you use the equipment enough You're gonna come become really good with the weapon In fact, that's one of those things they don't show you that was used quite traditionally in the Pacific, is a speed plate rather than a standard bipod, take the time, use the chain for the spacer to get the forward bipod right. No, go look at the inventory. Any of you guys, Morterman? Explain to everybody. You had what was a small base plate. That was, again, a speed plate is what they used to call it, by the way. Just like you used to call the front armor on your body armor chicken plates. I've noticed nobody recognizes that term. Guys, that was the term everybody used for decades. You got your chicken plate in? Now everybody's like, what? We didn't, I don't know. Nobody ever did that. Nobody ever, people are stupid sometimes. You know, they just figured if somebody else tells you, well, they didn't know where you did that. Here's the trick go over to a lot of the World War two training videos Let me give you a big hint here those black and white videos that mark didn't do Go watch the videos the movies that have been turned into videos that are over on YouTube about World War two ordinance and equipment and take a look at the combat kit for a Unit mortar take a look at what's in there. Oh look what's that funny little round plate there? What's it for? Oh, that's a speed plate! Oh yeah, so you didn't set everything up. The operator was pretty skilled. Yeah, you either had a bunt type wraparound, kind of like a bunt baggie that went around the thing with leather, in some cases, later on just canvas. And you actually held the tube, and you basically held the tube. You can put it between your legs. You see, guys doing it is improvised in movies from World War II, but they didn't just improvise. Actually, they built a component. In fact, before the military actually built it, it was already being built by the troops in the field. And then somebody saw and thought, what is that? Well, it's a quick way to deploy the mortar without me having to do all this other nonsense before too many people die. And so, boom, boom, boom, there we go. Got three rounds down. So again, we're gonna have to start reinventing the wheel here, so to speak. And since we're being set up for a fall by a bunch of pricks who are betraying the United States left, right, up and down, I ain't going down with that ship. So, prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. Build up the working knowledge now. Understand what it is that needs to be done now. Not gonna get caught flat-footed on this one. Now, does it mean you're gonna suffer in the meantime? Oh, hell yes, because we've let this go this far. But the country's gonna suffer anyway, no matter what, because they're setting you up for crisis. Now, the crisis is to get you overseas on a massive scale. They get you killed overseas. You sacrifice. Anybody who's first in uniform gets sacrificed. And then after that, they pour all the rest of you in there until, you know, things like the Omaha Beach fiasco and Normandy where, oh, you get slaughtered off left and right. Meanwhile, Izzy Blatzenstein and the Satan-Pedo queers, who before were bad enough in World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, were in Vietnam. They got so blatant, they even whipped everybody up with the media, so they had troops being spit on when they came home. Wow, they were practicing. Oh, and they did the banner waving because they wanted to just play everybody's mind on that one, so they raw-rod everybody coming back. from the Israeli wars that they wanted, you know, when the Jewish mob wanted to steal stuff from Ukraine. Oh, we can cheer you for that one. We'll make sure we give you flowers on your grapes, too. Well, this time around, they're planning on screwing us across the board. This is a big screw. So we need to be thinking around, you know, all of the problems they're creating. Another thing that everybody's talking about are the drones, drone-atoids. Okay. RC Toys, what have I said for years? You've heard me talk about this for as long as I've been out in the air. RC Toys I love. I think RC Toys are a great part of the weapons inventory. But, you're the present RC Toys. They're gross and over complicated for what become wartime catastrophe production. Not just here in the United States, but everywhere. Well, they could crank a lot of them out. Yeah, hold on here. Let me see what's going on. We're going to start World War III. You have nutcases that can't put two words together like the pedos never meet puppet who has Obama's tentacle up his ass And they're talking about a nuclear exchange So I will remind everybody again is that a lot of the stuff is really cool except boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo Boo was that oh look at a mushroom cloud out on the horizon That was mid-lap manufacturing those totally centralized sir. What would they get? The hitch mid-lap manufacturing, you know, because of the monopoly operations that we set up for all the globalists, they only had to nuke that one site. Kind of like, wait a minute, stop here. Like Taiwan, you know, if somebody just nuked Taiwan, what percentage of the microchip production of the world just disappeared? I'm not supposed to say that. What would happen if for all the fall to roll and everybody throwing troops here and doing troops there if somebody just said oh hockey bucket put a five to Five megaton honor right there boom where I point it right there right there. Oh Yeah, Chinese Chinese the general say I know who I could Taiwan I'm gonna go ahead and blow Taiwan into little flat pieces so General Xian Wang has ordered me to put a crosshair right here, push a button there, missile go this way, missile here, missile go boom, mushroom crowd, all of a sudden big percentage of microchip production for whole of globe. Just went up to 80,000 feet is radioactive ash. Where are your drones coming from? I got the drone hulls, I got little drone hulls. I got little motors. I even had little motors because they weren't all built in Taiwan. They can be built anywhere. But the microchip facilities are very, very limited. Now, if somebody gets into World War III, the adventure begins with radiation, you know, planting mushrooms and marsh gas all over the place. Don't you think that the handful of facilities that either side has would be the priority for a frag? Yeah, unless it's Story and they're baffling you all with BS. And in reality, the war is purely there to get you killed, so, oh, we're not gonna attack those locations. Now, can I say that that can't, are you gonna say that can't happen? Now, I'll remind you that in World War II, there were certain factories we couldn't bomb with the Eighth Air Force. We couldn't bomb them, couldn't bomb them. Oh, no, no, no, why? Because Mr. Rothschild owned that factory. So we could bomb that other factory. facility and the other facility over there, we couldn't bomb those facilities because they didn't get their valuable stuff out yet. Once they get the valuable machinery out, later on in the bombing inventory, you can go ahead and bomb that spot in Germany. But you can't bomb it right now because the Warburgs or the Rothschilds or the Blats and Steens or the Kolmansdinski Steens. Take your picture. They had moved their money out yet. That'll tell you how much, and by the way, I've got friends who were in bombing, and bought my whole family in bombers in World War II. But the thing is, they all told you the same thing. All this, we could have stopped the war a lot sooner if they'd let us bomb the places we should have bombed. So even that was a Bafferywood bullshit story. So again, If that happens, all the dronatoids, nematodes, hemorrhoids, in fact 99% of what everybody's saying, this is why it's terrifying, we need to surrender. Well, they're all dead. He means all dead. All the people who built that stuff are dead, sir. Not only are they dead, but all the machinery, equipment, technology, reserves, components, pieces, parts, and assemblies are now at 80,000 feet as radioactive waste floating down ranges fall out. These are going to kill a lot of sea vines in Alaska or seals. Or it's going to float off from war in the Pacific and hopefully the aquatic creatures will try to move out of the way, though most of them won't. And we'll be floating soon enough as well, not even bloated radioactive waste because, wow, they're killing all of everything that's alive. No, some of the stuff on board gets a little crazy with radiation. Then you blow up, yeah, kind of blow up like a balloon. Yeah, you remember those guys that were hit with the radiation and the nuclear research project during World War II? What they look like? Wasn't good. Yeah. So anyway, if that happens, all this other technology is done. So it would be who of you kind of like the idea precision artillery really cool, but we don't have any ammo. Non-precision technology comes up online as the bridging weapons so that we aren't caught with our ass in the breeze. That's where the mortars come in and other weapons like that. But in the air air sphere, traditional RC programmable analog is so incredibly crude, simple, and easy to produce that we used to do it at home on our desktops. I did. You know, before we had microcircuitry, did anybody know about what they called the SAIL program? S-A-I-L, SAIL program? Anybody remember that? The SAIL program. And it was also, I think it was the SAIL Competition, S-A-I-L, SAIL Competition. What was that? Well, that was where we took RC technology off the shelf, and the, actually it goes back to the beginning of aviation, in which the idea was to build an aircraft that was as efficient as possible so that it purely had a motor, a phenomenal lift capability in terms of its airfoil performance, And the idea was to build something that would stay aloft for first hours, which then became tens of hours, and eventually was built to last and stay in the air for days. And it was a competition where everybody would come together and get those little tester motors or more sophisticated Bosch and Nome and many others, and you'd go, and they'd take them up to a height. and then made it be a combination of stop the motor, coast, start the motor, coast, and try to maintain maximum altitude for an indefinite period of time. How long would your, how efficient was your lift wing? How efficient and what kind of a fuel sipper was your engine that still produced sufficient horsepower, micro horsepower, that it could keep the aircraft in the air for as long as possible. Was that done with microchips? No, it was done with brain power. Why did I bring that up? Well, we also did everything else and so rather than the quad chopper, first of all, I need weapons projectors. You know what's the most common motor of it? What's the most common gas driven, high output, high RPM motor you could pull off a shelf right now, guys? I need a motor pack to guide a buzz bomb Into my enemies lap. What would I what would the best solution be out there right now, and it's very reliable Gas-driven I'm gonna give you a big hint there anybody pick chime in what do you think would be the most efficient? motor driven equivalent to but lot cheaper than all of these Hyper drones that everybody's yapping about right now, but by the way can also keep the drones busy, too We work yep, so Lily sound array What's it able to carry? Well, what is the capability of the airfoil that you've created, the airframe that you've created, the wing? What can it push up underneath it in the way of lift? Because that's the formula, okay? So I want you to think about something, and in fact, you're seeing this right now, but from a different angle. Go over to YouTube and look at some of these kids. that are building from cardstock, from Plastine cardstock, all kinds of different designs. Now they're using electric motors. They're using the present day off-the-shelf technology and they're producing some really fascinating items. But what we're looking at is you need something that's going to be remote launched, perform basically at NOE, NAPA, the Earth, and there's a number of ways that can be done. There's all kinds of ways you can do this, but it goes out, and gets altitude, and stops, and now there isn't even the, oh, I'm sorry, you get from the little buzz quadcopters that are out there, I mean, no matter what they are, it's just like little robots, big robots are making. Yeah, they're really cool, they're really interesting, and you can hear them 10 miles away at night. Which is why they've been saying, this is really cool, you need to fear this, fear the robotoids! Uh, can I hear them coming? Yeah. Are they stealthy? No, they're not stealthy. Are they big? Yeah, they're big. Are they a good target? Oh, for a Barrett 50 or a Motti Griffin or a Hell, any 50, you knock them down, put a bullet in her ass, and keep them there. Oh, we're not supposed to think about that. And they also don't want you to have a half inch gun anyway, but you can do it with lighter rifles. First of all, you can hear it coming, which means you got time to think about what you need to do. Maybe run, as a matter of fact. Who says you have to beat your head up against the wall? Let the equipment run itself out. Remember, understand the overall tactical field and the strategic view, but remember in the tactical environment, they may be trying to use it to press you, to move you. So you want to make sure that you are better at camouflage concealment, electronic signal reduction, the effect zero would be best. So you can't be track traced by overhead and battlefield surveillance technology. You want to minimize your thermal signature. Damn, this shit's all complicated. No, it's not really, but it is a matter of a thinking human being applying himself in a situation where if he doesn't do it, he dies. all of a sudden you got to get serious about just like you always throughout history. One technology is put out there and another one is usually available and it may or may not be used or is used and is discounted until all of a sudden they find out it works better than you expected. The droneatoids are out there. This battlefield right now is a contained Test tube battlefield where you don't go beyond the borders if they could help it they're not going into Russia too much But they did with the robot toy the name of the the the drone itoids. Okay, they did But they didn't do much do too much because you know what some of the shove that right up your ass from the other direction real quick If you keep it up Do you and that you the whole thing is just like this is just like a George Orwell Which is really what it is a Jewish run George Orwell 1984 battlefield So all these interesting things have been put out there and of course also to try and strike fear into you because you're supposed to crap your drawers and figure a feudal resist because my god look what this does. Well, but it's no different from any battlefield any era. There's always something trying to kill you on the battlefield and there's always ways to defeat it and the ways to defeat it are always Cheaper let me give you some point out something. They were ridiculing the Russians Let's let's jog somebody's memory here, and they did have this image on both sides But nobody thought it through and I argued well one of the reasons you might be carrying Why would you carry a bird barrel length 12 gauge on a modern battlefield? Stupid they're issuing all the reassuring hunting guns cuz they're desperate Why would you have a 12 gauge bird barrel length shotgun on a modern battlefield anybody answer? Why would you have a bird length 32 inch go ahead to shoot bird down with? Yeah, as in as in one birds pole Because let me point something out. Have you seen the video where they're trying to terrorize you and make you go, oh my god. Oh, they got nematodes and hemorrhoids and drone-a-toids out there on the battlefield in Ukraine. Do you see there's these pictures of a cheap ass drone dropping a improvised grenade, a drop bomb onto the Ukrainians or the Russians or vice versa. The Russians are doing it too, but you don't talk about that. But what do they show you that, oh, look how smart they are. Look how bad. What's the altitude of that thing? What's the altitude of that thing? Now, not everybody's carrying a 12 gauge right now, or not yet, but this is America. How many 12 gauge guns do we have in this country? How many 16 gauge? 20 gauge, whatever. We own a legion of them. Now in a country where you have disarmed peasants and slaves, Ukraine, and your country goes to war and you have to tell your population to fill bottles with gasoline, remember this guys? We have to fill bottles with gasoline with styrofoam because we don't have any guns. Why don't you have any guns? Because the Jewish communists confiscated the guns in Ukraine. Oh, that's right, they did. So now we got this really cool idea, the dronatoid. Well, boom! Pull! Boom! 12-gauge ammo is relatively cheap. The dronatoid was a lot more expensive than my 12-gauge shotgun. My shell. Cost me how many shells? I don't care if I shoot them three times. I'm gonna fire three times. In fact, everybody gets used to the idea, kind of like a Terminator episode, where you got the 12-gauge swung over your shoulder. What's it for? Oh, you gotta have one this day in eight. So you know how that works? Gotta have one this day in eight. Now that's only for the tiny ones because we know there's every size out there. So again, why don't I bring up the RC toy thing? Well, it's not really, it's RC aircraft, which have been around forever. Now we call them drone toys. Now we have to feel terrified. But you can build a fleet of drone system so fast, or should say RC toy aircraft so fast to make your head swim. They could deliver more weight, they could do more damage, and they're more cost effective than all the crap that under government contract you got raped over. What do you think the cost for a drone was that was bought by the Ukrainians? What do you think that 27.95 Chinese cheap drone, quad drone, that they bought in quantity? cost the American taxpayer $8,000 or what do you want to bet $20,000? They bought it for $27.95, the economy is Chinese. But you Americans paid $8,000 for that sophisticated Ukrainian L6 Mark III Super Tango. You mean the RC toy? Yeah, yeah, it's the RC toy. But we put it, if we spray painted the box, we didn't change the box. We spray painted the box and put military nomenclature on it and a couple other symbols and it cost the American taxpayer 10, 12, $14,000. You got ripped off. But we're always getting ripped off, so I wouldn't be surprised. However, the solution to get rid of it is a lot cheaper. And it doesn't mean, yes, there's all kinds of sophisticated toys, but what's the first thing? I heard you call it. Give me just one second more. Now let's go back to what I just said. That's a neat idea that we got all this stuff in the guppy bowl battlefield. But if all of a sudden you escalate and make this World War III, everybody's fragging everything that looks like it makes what you're talking about. This is why troops up front are relatively safe for the first seven days of World War III. Why? Why is that? It was a running joke we used to have. Man, I'm going infantry if this shit really starts. Why? Well, I'd be good for at least another seven days before they start shooting at us. Why? Because policy at the strategic level is to destroy every manufacturing facility they can possibly identify that provides high-tech or sophisticated signal communications, weapons platforms, and brains for weapons platforms. So who do you think is going to die first in World War 3? I'll tell you who. The guy running that circuit board gets drunk. It's the dogs, the sons of liberty. We ask that. Try it risk free. That's free for five days at Live365.com slash VIP. Live 365. For future generations, this legacy we gave. Is this the land of the free and home of the brave? The freedoms we secured for you we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay attacks you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number. You've traded in your name. 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His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as Fire and Trample each got given right, we only watch and tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep, and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave, dill the land of the free? One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters. Both on and behind the lines in occupied territories. West, southwest, east, and... Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... 33radio.4mg.com, Indiana Freedom Talk Radio.com, we're on AM and FM microstations, CB base stations, and UltraNet Technologies east and west of the Mississippi along with Alaska. Hallmark Network from the top of Maine to the bottom of Florida to the bottom of Florida because the Arkansas, Arkansas, and Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, big chunk of Nebraska, a whole bunch of Wyoming to include both third and fifth. and our friends in the recall state of Colorado. Waving to the left coast where we have the great state of Jefferson, we turn back to the east, sweep across the plains, leap over the burgeoning banks of the Mississippi, and land in the Smokies slash the Blue Ridge, where the restaurant crew's grandma teams, OK teams, the Mob Belt Grammar Consortium, bring us the Golden Spike. It's dark, it's semi-clear, bright moon when it's out, Still bright because of mixed cloud cover. Cold there coming out of the north, Larry. What's it like in your neck of the woods? What's the date today and what's jumping off the wall? This is the 30th of December, 2014 AD. Right on the edge, they've driven down the price. Russians, wives and tons of gold. Another $330,000 worth of gold is missing from the Ukraine. Getting rid of that, eating their gold. The Netherlands repatriated many countries out there getting their gold back and down. The thing that has value. seen movies with these young people over the years to get prepared. L.A.T., lo and behold, these young people in New York, police aren't protecting them. Isn't that an interesting twist, Mark? Wanted everybody, only the special black uniform, the thin black line of the oppressive police state was going to take care of everybody. And it is taking care of everybody. It's just the problem is inflection. Well, we've said this for years, what you thought you heard and what they were saying. You really really weren't paying attention Being kept well usually that implies a cage They're taking care of me. They said so and they were chuckling and laughing with me No, I don't think they were chuckling and laughing with you. They were chuckling and laughing at you So yeah exactly what we've warned everybody about which I'm at on that note by the way with regard in New York I'll point out again Right now, revenue is down by 94%. They are lamenting because the cops, well, they are not writing all these excessive tickets and running all the revenue scams, which tells me that if 94% is down and the 6% are like real crime, then they have 94% more cops than they should have, right? They got a whole bunch of people they don't need. Because all of a sudden they are in danger now Larry. You see, wait a minute, didn't we hire these people because they were the Billy Bruisers and they were going to be puffed up and they were going to be those harsh men who would be there to take care of things. Except then when it looks serious, and by the way we do, they get a big chunk of the taxpayers money and twice what the average medium income is for the United States. While all of a sudden it's too dangerous for them But it's more than dangerous enough still for you and me while being unarmed and being a target for criminals But on the other hand there, this is kind of like an inversion of what we talked about with the pre-american warfare independence You know we ran all the bureaucrats into Boston guys all the sheriffs the judges all of the characters that were Tories they were all hiding under the skirts of the British military in Boston. In the process, one of the things that was pointed out, there wasn't any crime wave. Nobody was burning the houses down. Just the reverse happened. It was very calm. But without the bureaucracy, how could things continue to... Oh, wait a minute. They're just a parasitic lair. sucking the life blood out of you. They're not doing anything for the community. They're not doing anything for the people. They're doing it for themselves. Think about that. So 94% is kind of funny because the headline for the particular article is in from the trenches worldreport.com guys. If you scroll down, it's still on the front page I believe, you'll find the piece we're talking about. But if you read the body of it, why they're not writing all these extraneous tickets and fines and it's going to hurt the, well, wait a minute. In other words, we don't need them there to do that. They are demonstrating by example just how over bloated the bureaucracy is. And of course if you don't have the characters writing the tickets, you don't have perverted services en masse, you don't have all this bureaucracy to support all of the 94% of the garbage that they normally write to harass the people and eat out their substance. Wow! Then all that money stays with the people and they kind of do business with each other and they are happy. We can't have that. Larry, we can't have that. Well, in addition to the two police that were shot by a Virginia to Los Angeles for what they did in the Ukraine, folks. The conflict. Watch on. Useful guys. I highly recommend this. If you haven't done it yet, guys in the chat room repost that. Everybody establish it as a file in your computer at least, but I would recommend that first you transfer it over. and then you disk it and then print a copy. Now, seriously, this is probably one of the best for a, and it's not really outdated, hell, half the cars that they're showing in there, we still drive around, okay? There's a Ford Maverick in there. It's one of the first cars I had, guys. Aw, man, made me wish for it once again. But anyway, the material is straight forward. When the individual did this text, one of the things I like about this is he didn't use the classic, you know, everything went perfect mode. In some cases he had, you know, mixed groups of people follow through on the instructions or mom and the children because dad's not there, dad might be somewhere else, maybe dad's at work, maybe dad is, you know, overseas, could be a military situation. Any number of things. And each of the scenarios, they actually show simple photography, straightforward instructions, how to make things work, how to set up the defense in the field as needed or at home, wherever you are, depending upon the environment, the situation, whether or not you had to evacuate, how to be able to build for yourself, hastily or again, long-term preparation based upon common sense. Either way. So again, take the time, get it on the computer, then, or print it right out. I would recommend making CDs and handing them out everywhere. This is one of those situations where you're looking at straightforward technology, intelligent process. Everyone can understand it. It's very well written. And it is the first choice for a lot of the more elaborate information databases. There's an excellent text called Better Red, R-E-A-D, Red Than Dead. That was done by another doctor who came up with an 8.5 x 11 soft bound, about 3 eighths, actually half an inch thick book on the subject of NBC, Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare. Very good single text. If you see it, grab it, put it on the shelf. It's a great one to hand over to people to get them started to help them to understand the basics. That's what we're looking at here. Get the basics down first. Can't go to advanced training until you get the basics down. Everything from map reading to medical support to nuclear biological and chemical defense, all of these are needed in the inventory. Okay? So, I'll tell you what, before we go farther, give out the address again for that, please Larry. Well, I don't have an address, just use whatever search engine you like and just look up nuclear war survival defense, he said, to heck with him interesting times. We're going farther, a quick reminder to you guys, we are at the, heading to the end of the year, we have at the end of this week, a drawing for the t-shirt that's been signed by everybody. Larry's in there too. That is posted on Liberty Tree Radio if you want to see a picture of the t-shirt. The t-shirts themselves are available through FromTheDrenchesWorldReport.com. Look at the right side of the screen on the scroll. You'll see the t-shirts there. This particular t-shirt, I wouldn't wear it around. I'd mount it on something, put it on a wall, and then maybe once in a while I'll take it down, but don't wash it. It's just because it's cool. It's one of a kind. There won't be another one that I can see. In the recent future, we'll see this thing develop. Maybe this next year we might do something similar again and create a series. You never know. But we also have a number of other items to include. Some really cool weapons support items. Pistol rugs, ammunition bras for the rifle butt stocks. of from the trenches worldreport.com and on the top of the scroll there's a picture of the hat and there's a body underneath it with glasses. It's really cool. Anyway, that is the hat and it is, as you can see, the duckbill. It is woodwind camo and it is highly embroidered. It's very well done, I think. Captain M is busy seeing about having another batch of another hat that was done back in the 90s put together. We'll see what happens there. Try to find a better volume price on the hats themselves because they are expensive to be quite honest. Anyway, real good quality items. A whole bunch of different items will be in this drawing. Go to libertytreeradio.4mg.com. Then go to the donate key. When you get there, go to donate any amount. 10 dollars gets you into the drawing five times, five names in the hat. For every even amount, every two dollars that you put in, you get another name in the hat. So whatever you can donate would be great and it will help to upgrade Liberty Tree Radio. We've got some things that just are getting tired. They're getting ready to die. We can keep pumping them up. time to upgrade the wheels and the way the wheels on the little chipmunk mobile only go so fast and so far and then the poor little chipmunk falls over a little X's on the eyes that'll feed up mainly usually resuscitate them a few more times but Not much. So this is what we're doing right now plus paying a few other the other little bills that need to be covered through the year Everybody I think is happy with what they've gotten. I hope I mean everything that's gone out has been pretty cool. We still have a A handful of night vision devices, night vision DVDs that have to go out. We're behind on those for the moment only because we had to crank out a whole bunch of the equipping 1 and 2s. We had a bunch of people that were up in Maine and also over in West Virginia that asked for a series of the training videos. Unfortunately, we kind of miss shuffled the papers. That was a mistake. So the night vision video should have been done first. But let's get them done. Don't worry about it. It will get out there. We've got to get at least one more out to New Mexico that I know of. And a couple more to Nevada, as a matter of fact. One to Bunkerville. So I've got to say good evening to our friends in Bunkerville. Otherwise, a whole bunch of stuff in the drawing, guys. LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com. That's MG, as in Michael Golf, or Machine Gun. MG, www.LibertyTreeRadio.4MG.com. That'll get you where you need to go. Also, we're going to do a little music at your candy here. This is for the 28th RCT. You guys are hardcore. They're going to be out this weekend, as a matter of fact. We are testing a Victor 3 APC. This is a fast attack vehicle. The Victor 3 is wheeled. The Victor 2 is tracked. The Victor 3 is a wheeled, configured, light, reconnaissance APC, basically similar to the M114 hull. in several ways. Multi-options on the engines, in this case they're using a B-block Chevy, I believe, for the packages that they've built. We're going to be seeing those demonstrated up at the Oghammer Ranges. Everybody that's there this weekend, there aren't going to be that many people there, it is New Year's holiday weekend, but everybody that's going to be attending will get to see the Victor 3 in the field in this latest configuration for the first time. It's all modular. a combination of steel homogeneous armor plate and aluminium armor plate with Kevlar bed, Kevlar lining. Pretty cool. The guys will be out there. Because of that, and this has become the motto song for the 28th Regimental Combat Team, Colonial Marines, the Grave Diggers and Well, guess what? I don't know. I think they're going to have a vehicle with a logo for at least one of the vehicles. Flog and Molly, that's the name of the group. The worst day since yesterday. The worst day since yesterday. Hell yes. Ain't nothing like having to get out in this stinking weather like this right now with a thrown track. And you're doing about 20 miles an hour. And before you realize it, you've got a whole snake trick. hanging out behind you. That garbage don't move by itself. That's the part of mechanized infantry they don't tell you about. Until you're out there busting knuckles and dragging all that dead weight back up over the bogeys, cleaning off the pins, beating the pins back into place with a sledgehammer. You ever notice on tanks how you have tools that are really big? Maybe it's because the stuff you're running weighs tons. Nobody ever noticed that. Look at the size of those wrenches. What are we doing for? Oh, there's a pickaxe. I know what that's for. Oh, look, there's a big sledgehammer. Yeah, and there's more in the toolbox. Everything's heavy when it's mechanized. So, yeah, we miss more than we hit. Well, you know how that is sometimes. Yeah, tank gunnery and air defense gunnery has got to improve, guys, so that doesn't happen. So anyway, that's part of my, that's the worst day since yesterday. 28th regimental combat team, Colonial Marines, and they will be up at the O'Gorman Ranges this weekend. They will be demonstrating the Victor 3. That's a six-wheel wheeled reconnaissance, you know, armored reconnaissance car that is Michigan built. In fact, the Victor 3, I believe we now have, well, officially I don't think we have but two squadrons, that's the equivalent to about 16 vehicles complete, but they're building from scratch at least four more that are virtually brand new off the chocks. All modular, parts completely interchangeable or can be converted out as other engines become available. Kind of like a Jeep CJ5, kids. We can put anything under the hood, so to speak, and we can put any arm put on the roof and or in the bow station. So it's a universal design and it's ours. And it's going to be again, and it'll be in the next videos coming up too, by the way, it'll be up on YouTube for all of you out there. Just a quick reminder. Also, again, we do have the other facilities open, but I don't know how much is actually going on this weekend. New Year's is hitting the middle of the week, so what parties are planned for the New Year's weekend will be next weekend. We know. However, Camp Emmerich is still going to be following through with their weapons and ordnance class. This is going to include demonstrations with a lot of the belt-fed equipment that's available. Browning 1919 M60, M250 caliber semis. There are Zussman Ackerman rifles and a number of others are going to be there. Heavy weapons, I don't know about live fire but I know it's going to be total familiarization and they'll be doing maintenance. So that's going to be at Camp Emmerich this weekend. All of the facilities, hey you guys have to call in and let us know what's going on there. Also if you want to find out more about the Colonial Marine Militia, www.colonialmarinemilitia.4mg.com. www.colonialmarinemilitia.4mg.com. Take the time, plug in, check it out. And again, for our friends that are with the different RCTs, Regimental Combat Teams, you know what's going to be coming up here the second month of 2015. We've got a major national meetup again that's not normally scheduled for the month of February, but In light of what's going on, if we make it to February, there are some decisions that have to be made with regard to management. We have a constitution for the colonial marine militia. It has to be adhered to. So before anything can move forward in a particular area, unless there were bullets flying. We followed the traditional construction as applied utilizing the Colonial Marine Militia National Constitution for the organization. Same with the Wolverine Militia Corps. They've got a constitution. A bunch of people try to cut corners or get around it. There were reasons that restrictions were established. That way goofy things couldn't happen with the organization. It's just that simple. Other things. Real quick, again, take the time go to. The problem with trenches is worldreport.com. You can check out the baseball caps we've been talking about. There's a picture there. For those of you who might have come in a little late. Guys, post it in the chat room. It's in the scroll for Henry's page. And everybody can see the hats we've been talking about. Larry, I can hold them up to the microphone until health raises over and you can't see it. Look, it's great here. Look at this Larry. Isn't this beautiful? So guys, there is a picture out there. Also, the t-shirt for the drawing is both at Liberty Tree Radio on the front page, libertytreeradio.4mg.com. And it's in the scroll from the trenches, worldreport.com. So both ways you're covered as far as a way to check out what it is that we have available. Oh, there was one or two other things. Larry, go ahead. What else have you got to cover? Jump in there, please. Well, I mentioned a minute ago that we had January coming up in just a few days now, the Republican slime, which are mostly, but how much in the marionettes? The sons were talking about reprinting it, and I'm going to have to have Don give them a call. I think he talked to them most recently when he was down in Detroit, I believe. They're supposed to be looking at a new printer for that. We've got tons of printers out this way, so they might just move towards the Ann Arbor and He laid down, actually sat back and passed away. The landlord, the woman who owned the house, went up and checked on him because he hadn't answered the call for food, you know, for dinner, by what I understand. And he passed away. But the last time that he spoke is on Liberty Tree Radio. Go to Liberty Tree Radio. Go to Liberty Tree Radio on YouTube, slap mark. You can go to LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com and go to our YouTube connect. If you go to YouTube and punch in Liberty Tree Radio, Jack Otto, you'll find several postings, one through I believe six. That is the event. Jack covered pretty much everything. In a nutshell, it's a good overview of what we're talking about here. I highly recommend that everybody take the time and watch the videos. If you can, guys, in the chat room, post them up for everybody. Reason, it's just a good tutorial that will help you to understand what it is that we've seen, what's developed, and where we are on the brink of whatever catastrophe they're trying to create. They're desperate now. There is no doubt that they're desperate. We're just going to have to deal with it accordingly. Again, that's Liberty Tree Radio. Then go to our videos that we post. Go all the way back. It will be quite a couple more than a few years back now. That was the last event that Jack spoke at. Again, I think we have one other video that we can pull that we should post that has him speaking at another location before that. I was going through the archive tapes I've gotten in DVDs. One of our friends sent us a whole bunch of stuff from up towards Lansing. I want to say thank you to our friends Listing and Lansing tonight. I haven't gone through everything yet. We might have some more Jack Auto to post. If we do, it's going to go up there, guys. Jack's gone, but he can keep right on teaching everyone. And it's especially critical right now. As far as Obama or a kind of kid trying to put the brakes of the Kibosh on it, I think he's just playing the other fake half the way they always do. You know, they beat you to death with a 2x4 and then offer you a stale, rotten, wormy carrot that is moldy. And you're supposed to say thank you for the moldy carrot because they could beat you some more with the other thug that they got that's a knuckle dragger. That's the game they've been playing. The one thing to be aware of is that they keep mentioning that Obama is a Muslim. He probably has a lot of good Muslim friends. Some of them have been shooting cops and stuff. Let's remember that Valerie Jarrett is the first person that he sees in the White House when he leaves the man that's in the bedroom there. The other one, the industrial farm machinery component that he leaves there. He steps out in the hallway and Valerie Jarrett is right there. Valerie Jarrett is not Muslim and she is not a man. She is Jewish. She is a Zionist. She is in control for the whole day. She is the conduit. She just got sick here a couple of weeks ago guys. She didn't go to any government hospital. They shipped her back to, oh, to Chicago, to a very special hospital where only the chosen go. Because she couldn't, well, risk being probably terminated by the competition here because there's a whole lot of people that don't have any use for her hind end at all. But, she's Jewish Mafia, cross the board, dual citizenship, whole nine yards, and as anti-American as you can get, and as internationalist agenda as possible. That's who's got the tentacle up of Bummer's Arse. So, for all the other things, I see all these posts in the public media there, and I kept keep reminding them, well, Valerie Jarrett, explain this to me. Valerie Jarrett, Valerie Jarrett, and let's not forget Valerie Jarrett. Now, before that there were a whole bunch of other lovers that he had there too like WAM! Emmanuel. And we all know it. WAM! Emmanuel is good for. Old baby, old baby, you spin me right round, baby right round. Like a record baby. Yeah. Hey, that's a great machine gun song. Most people don't know that. We learned that a long time ago when that song came out. You know, especially with that tap it back beat. You spin me right around baby, bah bah bah bah bah bah bah. Man, I'd say you can cue a couple M60s to that, just like clockwork kids do. I'm glad you mentioned her, Mark. She is one of the biggest pieces of crap in home Obama's, uh, he's so paranoid that somebody is gonna kill because... Well, the art of Kenley is still very much alive in Washington, D.C. than Detta. Let's not forget, this is very Machiavellian in nature with regard to all that we're seeing. Things really haven't changed much from the Middle Ages at all, guys. Certainly not from the age of the Borgias. You know what I mean? If you don't know who the Borgias are, whoa, dudes! Do a little homework. Really, seriously, do a little homework. Machiavelli lived in that era. The Prince was written during that era. And again, the Borgias, oh, that's where, again, a typical Jewish thing, the poisons became very much in vogue. Not that poisons weren't always used amongst royalty. You know, that's why you have food testers, and more food testers. Then you lose some, so you have to have more food testers. After a while, people don't want to be your food tester. So, just something to think about there. The art of poison. During the Senate Wars, in the pre-1913, Poison in Washington DC was used by the same characters in the war against the American people and American congressmen. Think about it. Anyway, I'll tell you what we're going to do. We've got for our friends, by the way, I want to say thank you. We're going to play this real quick. This is for our guys in Detroit that are listening. to, again, hold on here, let me make sure I get this right, you know, DC and the crew. And this is Slade Cleese, by the way, guys. It's an odd song that you haven't heard. I don't think I've played it but once, maybe. So a lot of you might not have heard this one before. This is my town. My big figure just been peeled both shiny. How things are, there's no double-piece car. So up there, that's Slade Cleese, who kids sweat. left and get, first two torpedoes in the water in the official round to drag the country down. And all those traitors and all those fools, all those idiot rhinos need to be dragged out in a hung for what they did. Every last stinking one of them. In or out of all for what they did, knowing that they were betraying this country and destroying our national trust and our national interest, we all know what needs to happen. That's why again we're heading into a war kids. Now another thing here, it is Communications Tuesday. I want to remind everybody, it's getting cold out there. You ever been a radio operator in cold weather? A couple little tricks here, number one. If you've got any old tired socks, yeah I know they stink. Well that's what you wash them for, not a problem. You can take new socks and do this, but a little trick if you're using headsets. Now you want to secure them so you don't just... over top of your earpiece and over top of your mic. But a little trick is you can actually take a little bit of electrical tape and you can cover them so that plastic stays again a little cooler, a little warmer depending on the situation, but you're not going to freeze up on it. Also, it keeps the frost from building up on the equipment itself. You can take the sock off after you're talking into it, if you're in cold, cold weather. and replace it. You use the tail end of the sock, just the tip end about five inches or so. That will cover up the mic piece, the pickup. And what you do is pull it, put another one on. Because when you're talking at something, every time you breathe this, whether you're expelling moisture, guys, And moisture and electricity are not one of those good combo things. Also, remember sensitive components. The better we can protect them, the better off we're going to be. Certainly you can use the old bread bag or plastic bag technique to cover the whole receiver, but there again, the idea is cold, crinkle, crinkle, crinkle, lots of extra noise. In cold weather, the socks worked better, as far as I'm concerned. And again, use something with some cotton in it. Use cotton like, and not white, even though you might be out in the snow, grays, browns, or greens. To be quite honest, in this environment, the medium gray or brown would be the best choice. Brown works really well utility-wise, because there's enough back brown color with leaf and whatever that it helps to conceal everything. Another thing, batteries, batteries, and batteries. Now, if you got rechargeables, you can recharge on the move. But you're going to be charging more often. And so again, pay attention to your level battery levels on your meters, on your... A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat, speaking low to me. He said, we've fought a revolution. secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this the land of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. 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LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we're on satellite. We'll see how you'd all our merchant marine operators out there. No matter where you are on whatever body of water. Thank you. We're in a myriad of other communications technologies both inside and outside these United States. It is Thursday. It is the 27th of July. It is the 15th year of Open Obvious and In Your Face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation. of America with a K. 2023 Old Earth Calendar, 2023 Battle for the Republic, the Dance of Swords. Couple things here. During the two-hour block, we've discussed a number of subjects, obviously. One of the things that I was explaining was the need for alternatives. And there are many. There's not just the idea of mortar weapon systems, but the mortar is the most affordable. Some people say, oh, rockets! Guys rockets require a little more sophistication, but also to get performance you need consistency. And this is one of the issues. This is why initially with rocket technology, although there were shoulder fired anti-tank weapons, now let's remember the Panzerfossed was not a bazooka. It was not a rocket launcher system. It was a recoilless tube. It was a recoilless launcher. It was a throwaway tube in theory, but it really wasn't. You know, that's something that most people don't understand about Germany. Germany and World War II didn't waste anything. Everything that they did, if they could, they sent back to the rear. The problem was whether or not they had the transport material and without the logistics train could get the stuff back to where it needed to be. But in theory, you could fire and forget a Panzerfrost. It was just like any laws, light-out anti-tank weapon disposable that's made from that period forward. It was the foundation. Otherwise, though, when you see the 2.35-inch rocket launcher, which everybody likes to call a bazooka, or the 3.5-inch rocket launcher, which everybody likes to call a bazooka, they were not called a bazooka. That was a slang name. Like many slang names get picked up. Like, make me a Xerox. You know, the hell, you know what Xerox had to spend to save its company name because it almost became a standard moniker, which to a degree it did. The same is true with, you know, once a term is attached, usually it sticks. Government doesn't necessarily accept it, but everybody else uses it, no matter how hard government tries to pass an order saying it's something else. So again, the rocket launcher technology in the shoulder fired was limited to range and accuracy. Although you can still fire quite a ways if you're willing to use it as indirect artillery, which you could to a degree work with a shoulder fired 3.5 inch German or American rocket launcher at the end of World War II. That was very common. They're still out there today despite the fact this is the year 2023. The original design of 3.5 inch NATO American rocket launcher a direct copy of the panzer Shrek that the Germans made It's still built Pakistan makes free and reload ammunition for the 3.5 inch as do some other nations because there's a lot of launchers out there and they're used in many third world and Second party countries second second level countries even today as reserve weapons or primary weapons depends on where you are the But the rocket itself, the idea of how it's propelled is much more sophisticated. Mortars, on the other hand, you can crank out a lot of relatively crude mortar rounds in a very, very, very short period of time. Get very good range based upon whatever the physics you apply, number one charge as opposed to weight and mass, you know, slash mass. If you're familiar with mortars, you have variable cheese charges. Typically they're used with most, although some are completely sealed systems. There are both out there, but the dominant is a cheese charge. You pull off one, two, or three, or four, you actually are numbered, and your weapons system you're adopted to, or I should say that you're assigned to, and that your country is adopted, dictates how you're gonna make the thing work. It's just that simple, but it is incredibly simple. That's the most important thing. So to get on the table with mass indirect fire mortars are still the most affordable and mortars can be made as trench, fire and forget mortars. What? Oh, you know, in World War One, they don't show you a whole lot about the trenches. You ever notice you got all these World War One movies coming out? Have you noticed how sterile and shallow they are when you're in the trenches? Do you know what a trench actually looked like when it was manned and what was in it? In fact, they had mortar ledges. What? Mortar ledges? Yeah, you like where you see all the riflemen, they're standing there and they're taking potshots? Well, either right there on a ledge or in the next trench behind or right behind the primary trench, they would have, and also in the secondary trenches and the third level trenches and the fourth level trenches, Trench mortars. Oh, it sounds interesting. They were artillery shells converted into mortar projectors. What? Well, they don't want you to see that because you see more rounds were fired. Individual rounds were fired from battlefield built trench mortars made from artillery shells than all of the other individual shells launched. Now, it doesn't mean that there weren't bigger heavier meaner Guns you could have been killed by Bertha big Bertha or anything else in between But as far as volume individual shots fired the British the French the Belgians the Germans the Austrians the Italians the Turks Everybody learned to make braces of what were called trench mortars Go look it up trench mortars. Now they usually weren't just one though You could make a single, you know launcher but typically they were like a poor man's artillery barrage in that they would have Five six seven eight nine ten of them side by side usually about maybe a foot apart on a board So they could grab the board and move it and here at one end and angle the attack and move it to another part of the of the No man's land as far as for targeting Slide it this way slide it that way there were muzzle loaders. They were crude rude and they worked every time Yeah, that worked But they don't show you that because if you did, you'd go, oh, they make those. Oh, they improvise. You're not supposed to know about improvising, adapting, and overcoming. That was for your dad or your grandma and grandpa or, you know, all those other people that apparently only had a sixth grade education, but by God, they figured stuff out that you're not supposed to think about. Wow. See, you can also take that same idea, point it straight at a door. make a poor man's, well, fougass, but in reality it's also just a simple muzzle-loading cannon, so to speak. And with whatever pipe you got, the cap on the end, screwed on tight, wrapped the thing with rope, put sandbags underneath it, put a sandbag with a plate in front of the sandbag at the back of the tube, put a couple sandbags on top, pointed towards that door there. and then load it like a regular muzzleloader with a charge with an electrical activator made with a couple of wires using a squib inside with a bag charge and load nails, rocks, nuts and bolts that are rusty, chunks of glass, everything you can. Put a cap on that with a piece of cardboard cut it circular the size of the inner diameter of the pipe. Stick that in there, tamp everything in place with your little ramrod. And when somebody comes through, before you do that, you hook up the two little parts to your switch and battery system. And you make sure you get behind a cover, your sandbags that you should have behind whatever you're doing here. And when you touch that off, boom! Everything in the door is small pieces of stuff. It's kind of horrific. But since whoever was trying to come through the door is wicked evil, nasty, and probably trying to confiscate guns, I believe that they deserve whatever fate they can collect and in this case you're going to help them with their fate. You're going to turn them into dog food, hamburgers, Swiss cheese, take a break, whatever term you want to use. So, boob. And by the way, anything will propel it but black powder and in fact even the potato gun concept works using a gas charge. Yep, because remember all you got to do is get it to medium velocity. It does not need to be at high velocity, though high velocity is nice. But if you put it at leg or knee level, everything at leg or knee level would be cut off like bowling pins. You don't have to kill them. Besides, didn't you want all the gear they're wearing and all of their vests and their plate armor? Maybe they didn't hit the weapon, but everybody's knuckle dragging their muscles, so you might cap some of your weapons. But if you do it right, putting chain in there and all kinds of wicked stuff. When it comes out that end and goes down range, leg and muscle, even with a boot on it or even with a little shield armor on the front like, you know, like ninja armor, you can't do them any good. Pretty well finishes the job. And in fact, it'll be screaming a lot, which is good because you want to scream at the radio so that their allies can hear them screaming in the radios. And you let them keep screaming so that nobody can use that frequency. Just let them scream, scream. Scream, scream, and they just don't stop screaming. They just get slower. Actually, they think they're screaming, but they're actually more like mewling by the time they're done. But anyway, mortars. The reason I brought mortars up, if you haven't listened to the two-hour block, I suggest you go back and listen. We was discussing quite a few different subjects. The use of the munitions that are being now sent to Ukraine are vendetta failure munitions. What they're now doing is they're poisoning the well. They're poisoning the landscape because the Ukrainian Jewish communists hate the fact that they pretty well didn't do what they were supposed to do with the people they had to work with. They got a whole shitload of Ukrainian Christians killed, which is what the Jewish mafia wanted. They got a whole bunch of Russians, Christians killed, which is what the Jewish mafia wanted and still wants. They want you dead. You're a Christian, you're white, heterosexual, and you're in America. You're standing in the way of the Jewish communist Babylonian Talmudic crazy town, Fruit Loop, Satanic, pedo-queer rainbow flag. So, trust me, you're on the same list that those poor Ukrainians and poor Russians are for the manipulators that got all those people killed and is still getting them killed right now. So, again, the cluster bomb munition that they're using, they're going to be around after they're done throwing stuff and they're throwing everything. They've already started launching these things. They've already started shooting them. which means that these devices will be peppered all over eastern Ukraine by the punks that are using them knowing that it's going to kill people, women, kids, and people are going to come across them four, five, six, ten years from now, walk into them, not even know what they are, may look at them, pick them up even, although hopefully If everybody's smart, Russia is going to get a class going on what to look for. I would. I mean, this is the modern communications age. High for all you people in the Ukraine, no matter who you are, east or west. If you see one of these or one of these or one of these, don't touch it. It's not a toy. It's not anything valuable. In fact, it is a murderous, destructive, anti-personnel device, although it does look kind of like a toy. Do not touch it, don't go near it, call for the authorities, call for the local Civil Defense Bomb Squad, they'll get rid of it. But what this is is a vendetta action. The Jewish communists, whenever they run goyim and crack the whip on them, they always do, they use artillery for a vendetta slash shake their fist slash, you know, terror action before they leave. So that's the reason the Jewish mob here has promoted using the cluster bomb munitions now in Ukraine. And it's the only reason. They certainly have run out of what they want to give the Ukrainians. But this is because they can't do the non-stop artillery barrage the Jewish commissars would normally order the artillery men to do. So instead, although they may actually be doing it, I guess, think about it, if they're being given this vendetta ammunition, they're probably being told, launch it everywhere into East Ukraine that you can, which they've been doing in the Donbass all this time. And for eight years, they've been shelling the Donbass. And all through this war, they've been shelling the civilian population nonstop. So I'm going to guarantee that if you were able to get any truthful information out of the Donbess in eastern Ukraine, the Jewish-run commissars who are telling the cannon cockers what to do in the Ukrainian military, all their dumping cluster bombs into the Donbess and mass right now. Already a bunch of footage of news reporters being killed a bunch of them one guy's the only one who got out I guess what they're all in one location. They started getting hit with artillery They didn't realize that they were getting the new the new gifts They were being thrown across the battlefield and all but one of the reporters was killed. Everybody else was taken out And not that our children are still isn't any better, but these are wicked from the beginning, which is again, they're both skill people. We, everybody else pretty much has an agreement not to make them or use them. The Israeli Jewish mob gets them from us, steals the design too, and then makes their own and sells it, by the way. They stole it from us. They keep stealing stuff from us all the time. It's the only thing they're good for. They're just stinking thieves. But across the board now, this is the vendetta artillery attack by the Jewish commissars through their Ukrainian military To leave what are going to be constant threat Ordinance that they know is a danger. They know what it does know exactly what this stuff is doing So it's the same old thing they did with Finland in World War II before World War II when the Fens beat the Russians, the Jewish-run Kommesar Russians, when they were being run by Kocher Mafia Stalin. And guess what? They did the same thing at the end of the war. There's some excellent movies on the subject as I pointed out in the 2-hour block. It's where they show you at the end. It's like the guy just tries to express what was the condition like to be fired on for hours, hours, hours a whole day nonstop. They started and they did and they fired right up until the official succession of hostilities and then they stopped. But they did it because it was a revenge action and that's what the Jewish communists always do. They hate it when they go have their tantrum, their murderous wicked tantrum when they don't get their way. That's what's happening in the Ukraine right now. That's what that's all about. Certainly they are probably short on munitions, but the reason the cluster bombs are being used is because it will kill women, children, farmers, road workers, anybody and everybody years after they've dropped the crap. And they know it. Exactly what it's gonna do, and that's why they're doing it. And most of it right now is falling on the population of the Donbass, not the fighting units. Falling on the population of the Donbass because the Jewish mafia is pissed. because eastern Ukraine is probably not going to get pissed on anymore once this war is over unless they go to World War III, then everybody's going to get pissed on. The rest of the way. The big thing here again is remember alternatives. Every war, every conflict, not just World War, in every conflict, both sides have what are considered either their national-centric weapon systems or Preferred technology that they've developed and it may be an opposing technology to what the other side is using but not the same technology. In other words, it might even fit the same niche. Of all countries, the Japanese were very famous for this, not just in World War II, but once they came into the modern industrial age, the first thing the Japanese were interested in was being Japanese-centric. They wanted it to be theirs. Now they did buy everything they could from the Brits, the Americans, the Americans and the British were the original allies of Japan. By force, we forced ourselves on them. But in reality, Japan was flying basically American or British equipment, sometimes French, before World War I, or as World War I developed. Their ships mostly came from England, but were also built here in the United States. Fighting ships, we're not talking merchant marine, no certainly they bought merchant marine from us. And all of their weapon systems, many of them initially, were British and or to a degree American designs, mostly British though. They had a bigger connection with a Great Britain than they did with anybody else. Also then decided that they shouldn't be clinging to these other people for very long because they were fickle and you know what they were right. But because of this, they also became Japanese. They wanted their own design. So there's a lot of stuff that you see in the Japanese military that it doesn't get a whole lot of coverage. But while some of it does, there's the Japanese grenade projector, which everybody calls the Neem Order. Now, there's an example of a light, portable, basically, again, the precursor to an M79 grenade launcher, but all steel. It was built to the standards of the day. It used a standard grenade for launching, easily built, but it was still expensive by comparison. By today's standards, it would be considered pricey to build the way they built it. On the other hand, with CNC machinery, that type of weapon could be easily produced in a very, very short period of time and simplified dramatically. With modern metallurgy, needless to say, might be able to lighten it up a little bit. Not much, because you don't want to. But if you know the actual history of the weapon, the entire Japanese military successfully used that weapon through the whole of World War II. And it had a high lethality rating. It was nothing that anybody laughed at. But the Japanese were, that's not how they looked at it. And that egg dropped right amongst you. It did just as well, killing people and maning people as anything we launched at them. But again, it was a Japanese centering thing. We went with a 60 millimeter quite sophisticated mortar that you see in like the movie, the television series, the Pacific or other many, many, many other movies. Or you can go look at the training videos for weapons of World War II and you can see what I'm talking about and do a comparative study. The big difference is like the M203 or the M79, the Japanese grenade projector was in the squad. Not up at the you know made as a separate squad section by itself But in reality every unit move forward with a grenade projector in each fire team Sound familiar? Oh, yeah, it's exactly what we do m203 grenade launcher one and every five man or four man fire team and lots of ammo well, the neat thing about the grenade projector the Japanese built is It uses standard grenade all of the army carried What? Yeah, they've made it so simple that it was very user-friendly. High angle of approach meant that if it was an air burst or if it was a ground burst, either way it had a more uniform burst radius. The only thing that changed the performance of the round was the lack of quality production late in the war. And even there, the weapon continued to function properly with the munitions available and served. in other armies after World War II. Of course, also a lot of American soldiers brought them back, carried them back home. Why? Because they could tuck them away in a lot of places and hide them. So many, many, many, many, I've seen many, I mean many, many, many of them came back with World War II vets who progressively have passed them on to other people. And in this upcoming war, a whole bunch of those are going to be coming out of the woodwork. and they are easily maintained and they are easily loaded so to speak. In other words, everything necessary to make them work is off the shelf and to make a round that works with it is incredibly crude and simple. So just a heads up, it's one of the many weapons you will see again. Another thing here again about mortars, remember simplicity But the Russians, and this is something I didn't finish in the tour block, Russians, because of the Jewish commissars and their failure at the beginning of the war, during the beginning of Barbarossa, they executed generals who were trying to save their equipment, mostly their artillery and support. Infantry you can always replace fairly quickly, but if you lose your artillery, you're screwed. Well, the Russian generals knew this, so whenever they were losing ground, they tried to pack up and retreat all of their heavy ordnance. The Jewish Commissar would come up, blow the brains out of the general, threaten the other officers, and they'd all of a sudden stop and then, well, the Germans would overrun the equipment, overrun the troops, capture the experienced artillery crews, or kill them, and capture the guns. Such a problem, and so extensive, that Russia, who had a numerical superiority in both armor and artillery at the beginning of the war, and when Barbarossa started, ended up with an absolute shortage across the board resurrecting antiquated or older weapons, which by the way everybody used anyway. So they were going to use those weapons no matter what. If they'd been invading Western Europe, which they were planning on, if the Jewish communists would have used everything they had, just like they had 30 plus thousand tanks, it's actually higher than that, but built in peacetime, remember everybody else was far, far below that production capacity. Those tanks were lost because of the Jewish commissar's attitude that you either hold your ground or you die. Well, of course the thing is that you need to fall back regroup or you bring your enemy into a kill zone by retrograding a little bit. But the Jewish small-brain shoe size IQ, fruit loop, nutcase, purple-haired, Satan, peto-queer type commissar that they had then, like the ones they have now, exactly the same. virtually screwed the country's military right to the ground. By the very beginning of the next year, the available number of gun tubes had been cut down to the argument is as low as 1 30th of the entire inventory of the military. In other words, everything they had, including the eastern coast, which hadn't been in a fight yet, wasn't fighting the Japanese as and in any aggressive mode. There were skirmishes, but they weren't fighting the Japanese and never would until the very last two weeks of the war. So these losses were all because of the Jewish political officer, Commissars, blowing the brains out of the people who actually knew how to fight. Now all of a sudden they had no weapons. So mortars is what some bright individual turned to. He probably was executed as a threat to Stalin the moment he finished the job. Because he was smart actually could use his brains and he wasn't Jewish. Okay, if he was Jewish Maybe he survived his little longer, but don't worry Barry was Jewish He killed tens of millions of Christians and then they executed him anyway only because he was becoming a threat to Stalin of course Well, no, not really cuz I'm a spin but anyway So they start building mortars now when you think mortar I know a lot of people think muzzleloader, you know, well, you know one ready and there you go. Drop it down the front, you hear the slide, hear the cap, boom, away it goes. Boom, out of the end of the muzzle and then, ooh, if you're building small or medium size or even what would be considered large mortars by most Army standards. But the Russians didn't stop with 120 and 160 millimeter mortars, they kept going. their order of battle, they needed heavy artillery. They didn't have heavy artillery, not anything to replace. They were factories, they were trying to crank stuff out, and as soon as they get into the field, combat casualties were already taking place automatically. Remember, you still had regular attrition in combat. Even at the Commissars stopped shooting the generals who were trying to save their armies, you still were having regular combat casualty attrition. So they desperately needed a stopgap and heavier mortars came into play. However, these were breech-loading mortars. What do I mean by that? Kind of like a trapdoor Springfield or some of the Martini Henry rifles and such. Think about it like it's a single shot. It has a big ass tube 260 millimeter and actually there were anywhere over 180 there were there were steps in the designs But they basically got to 260 and then there are a few larger. There's a 310 breech loading motor How many of those they actually made? Well, there's no numbers because it was the Stollinger and they lied their ass off anyway. And they wanted to make a few big things to make everybody believe that that's what they were making when most of it was really large but not grossly over large. Now there was not crazy talent over there. Everybody did that in World War II for propaganda and it released it, made the other side think twice, and then they had to sort out the facts and waste time figuring out if it was the truth or not, etc, etc. So... Like the liars we have in Washington about everything they say now, you know, you can't trust them for anything. You pretty well figure, is their mouth moving? Yeah, they're lying. Okay. So anyway, go ahead color. Okay. These bridge loading motors became the intermediate war standard to stop, you know, the offensive or slow it down and buy time, but they did more than that. By the time we get done with the development of a combined arms team of rocket artillery, which is where you see the Kuyushka, the multi rocket launchers that the Russians adopted, you know, on the big Dusna Haps, the American made Dusna Haps with Russianized sheet metal. In addition to that, they rebuilt their artillery program from scratch and because of this, they just still had to use whatever they had left toed around and they never threw it away. But they came up with a whole family of new artillery because of this. And in the process, embraced and kept the mortars because they realized, damn, why didn't we do this before? Now the availability and the volume of material available at the time you get to the end of World War II is such that you literally have artillery divisions. Nobody had anything like this and it's just like everything else with the communists I mean if you keep making the rats, you know the the slaves, you know, can't crank out the same thing over and over again Well, eventually get a lot of them and you don't throw away the old because you already paid money for it You built it which is a wise technique and you upgrade if you can the munitions not the gun the munitions as you go to give it a little better performance if it's cost effective Okay, so right up until not too long ago And I'm interested that I don't know that any of these actually have been in service because they're not going to give you real information about the battlefield and I know that all the new micro dot technology and zero sensor technology everything that can you know I can literally put an X out in the field milk. They'll dot that X from Harbor many 28 30 45 miles away No problem. There is a mass amounts of munitions made for these mortars The Russians even made them nuclear capable. That's how effective they were. Now, you were dead if you launched a nuclear warhead from a 260 millimeter Russian breech-loading mortar, but it would still launch a nuclear device quite successfully at a reasonable range, and the only problem was that the development range for the device was put the weapon within the destruction zone. That's the only issue. So you dug fighting positions beforehand, got yourself under cover, boom! Launched the big one, boom! Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, These were a simple design. They were easily produced with existing machinery of the day and in many cases they were done with secondary machinery because remember they were still trying to build an artillery army. They still wanted regular towed guns and self-propelled guns. And they still were building tank guns, top everything else. But if you're building a bunch of different weapon systems and you lose your production because your cities are overrun, then you have to share production until you can build a factory and then you say, well, you're going to build T-34-85s. Yep. What kind of guns I'm going to make? You're going to make one gun, 85 millimeter standard tracker. Here's the pattern. Build as many as you can. Crank them out, crank them out, crank them out, crank them out. Oh, you're gonna build an S-10. You're gonna build a, oh, forgive me, an M-10. No, it was an S-Tissue 10. Now it's an S-10 originally, but it became the M-10. You're gonna build that big ass heavy tank. Largest one made for the war. So big that it outclassed the first three Joseph Stalin patterns before it. The JS tanks. You're gonna build them as long as you can. Keep making them. What else we're gonna make? We are going to make nothing but those, comrade. And they stopped making them, but they still used that tank through the almost to the end of the Cold War. Why? Because the head so stinking many of them. That's why. Heavy tank, 152 gun, etc, etc. Biggest one, you know, big tank gun. 120 or 152. 152 made it like a stumpy howitzer, not a stumpy, but a shorter tube howitzer, you know, variant. They had both. Anyway, those were a lot more expensive. Mortars, they cranked out many, many, many, many, many of them. This is how they were able to build a combined rocketry, artillery, and heavy mortar division. And then another one, another one, and then still another one. These supported cores, or supported divisional assaults, and literally could saturate so many square miles with firepower. What made up the volume of that was a combination of A, the very cheap Kuyushka or the bigger Bork, Kuyushka type weapons, and the mortars. The artillery was for hard point destruction. Mortars could do the same thing, but they were more for saturation just to pummel the area. So in theory, every square feet for about, what was it, 12 miles initially, every square foot would be hit with shrapnel for a 12 square, well, forgive me, not 12. 4x4 about 16 square mile area for area fire they could drop they could adjust all fires and every piece of real estate in that area would get a piece of something every foot For however many square miles they choose to expand or contract it think about that one Now am I bringing this up for something named historical reason? Yeah, because we're in the same situation. They're trying to set us up for a fall One of the things that they're gonna do is try to make you believe that their tickle resist you'll be absorbed There's nothing you can do. You don't know anything. Well, you don't know anything because nothing is offered the way of real history anyway Most people don't but it's like those knee mortars. We were just talking about or Well, they call them knee mortars, you know, there's grenade projectors how crude and simple are they to make with American CNC? You could probably crank one out every so many minutes A 40mm grenade launcher though, comparable study and a companion with greater range, could also be built in a very short period of time. Well, that's not a big poor artillery piece. No, but if everybody's got some, I mean everybody, why not? When I say that, I mean in a combat situation, we're not limited by any kind of economic budget because it's life or death now. So when the time comes, it's built, period. Build it. Biggest problem is going to be finding food, going to be finding water, going to be finding all the medical supplies, everything else necessary to keep the society running or to keep the workers running. That's going to be more of a problem than actually building the weapon systems. And again, combine the modern artillery acquisition technology for accuracy with an inexpensive but larger bore indirect fire weapon like this, and you get successful performance at minimal cost. What is its purpose? It's a bridging weapon. You've heard me use this term many times and this is the part they never want you to think about. We have never gone into a war with what we need and we always end up building what are called bridging weapon systems. Well, we're being screwed right now. We are being screwed by the globalists who think that they're, you know, going to convince everybody the dumbasses we got that are in our government, which are worthless. They're betraying us, but there's also a bunch of just flat out spineless cowards and they'll be doing that. People resist, you will be absorbed, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Well, start thinking out of the box. Start looking at real history and then take a look at some of the stuff and go, wait a minute, they made that in that period of time. But what if we were to apply the science we have now, the mechanical science we have now, with the idea they had then and integrate it with the other ideas that have already been proven. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. Being creative, remember, we got the thinkers, they got the bottom feeding butt lucky licking face bra wearing stinkers. Let's start using your creative juices. Now another thing real quick on mortar rounds. Mortarounds are very crude by comparison to most everything else made out there. Oh, there are some very sophisticated rounds. You can make a mortar round as sophisticated as you want to. But the volume fire weapon that you need to be able to put rounds down range, maintain mobility, and prevent counter battery radar and other technologies, including overhead surveillance from dealing with you, is that you have to stay lighter and mobile. You have to be constantly in motion. But, remember this, unlike the worst case scenario for the other side, right now for everybody if you think about it, if we get into a World War III scenario, everybody's gonna nuke somebody's ass, right? Now we don't even really have to think about EMP, but EMP in and of itself means all of these hyper sophisticated pieces of equipment that are deployed are immediately out of service. Now they have modular replacement systems, we know all about that, and if all fails they can override the sophisticated component and still use it in the weapon system in a cruder fashion, but only to a limited degree and in some cases not at all. So, as I pointed out in the 2R block, let me ask everybody something here. Who makes most of the microprocessors on the planet right now? Anybody? Chime in there. Who makes most all of the microchip processors on the planet right now? Taiwan. Taiwan. Let me ask you something. If Taiwan were fragged with a nuke, what would happen to drones? What about all of the I mean with the exception of I am sure that what little production we have though again We're dealing with traders in Washington. We're dealing with globalists in Europe. We're dealing with globalists in China If anybody in fact, like I pointed out, you know general chow-chow beg nine-dow of the 16th Rocket Army of communist China has under his control 28 3 kiloton and 78 1-3 megaton devices with his rocket army and he's only one of several different launch sites. What he has to do is send one megaton or three megaton device onto Taiwan and his crosshair point would be what? The electronics industrial production facilities of Taiwan. What happens to 80% of the microchip technology used by everybody on the planet? Da da da! Looks like there's flames rolling right over the... Look, that was a processor assembly unit! Oh look, it's got flames on it! It's rolling by and there's credits. And there's skulls. Little Chinese skulls. Big Chinese skulls too. Oh, Taiwanese Chinese skulls. But then all of a sudden, who gets spare whatever for all these weapons that just got fried in a nuclear exchange? Well, you're not supposed to think about this. That's just one facility. Let me ask you something. If Taiwan makes up between 80 and maybe 95%, we'll say 90. Let's go 90%. 80% is bad enough, but the 90's worse. Then that means there's only 10% ... There's only all the facilities, all the elements on the planet right now, maybe in the US, probably in Russia. China should have some, or quite a few. But maybe they're lazy. China usually works off other people's time and money, so I guarantee China is probably while they're bitching about Taiwan, they're probably buying just as many processors from Taiwan as they are making their own. But what does that mean? With a handful of nukes, virtually all of the microprocessor production capacity would be vaporized and at 80,000 feet. Why would I not do that if you were China and or Russia? and or America and or the European Union and you go to World War 3 mode are you going to leave your foreign manufacturing intact that produces the most critical weapon systems that in theory might give your enemy an edge or would it be destroyed? What would they do guys? You think they destroy it? No. If they don't destroy it If they lay hands off, that tells you this is a George Orwell bullshit war. And purely it is to target the American or the Christian population to exterminate it and do a globalist royal corretment against the population they perceive to be the greatest threat to the global slave agenda that they'd like to plug back in place that's been on the planet for thousands of years. But if on the other hand they don't trust each other, In the first 15 minutes to two days of the war, all of a sudden, the 21st century technology ceases to exist. In fact, it becomes very much a battle tech scenario. Anybody ever play the game battle tech? You know, the whole game is based on scavenging because in reality, there was a major multi global or a multi galactic war and all of the what? They admitted it. All the manufacturing facilities were destroyed step by step by step because of stupidity. So guess what? While there were many of the weapons systems laying around, most of them not working, they had no ability to make more. And so the whole contest is that each side was always watching and scavenging and looking for old depots and equipment. And these phenomenal machines go to war, sure, but if they're lost, it's a critical loss. Now you get into this bullshit if this is real, R-E-A-L, and you know what? Real quick, almost everything that everybody's chewing their toenails over, seasons to exist, and you go back 30, 40 years, not to the Stone Age. You go back to man-controlled, man-guided combination of sophisticated weapons built to the best of your mechanical ability combined with using the most sophisticated computer, organic computer on the planet, the human brain. That is what all AI is trying to duplicate is the ability of an organic squishy brain. and hopefully build it on steroids. Always it has an advantage in one class area or another, but in its overall performance it does not have the cognitive ability to compensate for the situation that the human brain can. All these little ideas in the brain bucket here make all the difference in the world. How would I make shells? Well, initially, like we're talking right now, in fact, if you look at Syria, it's a, it's a why they don't tell you about Syria. How's Syria been fighting the war they've been fighting for how many years now against us? Because, because it's the Jewish mob telling the knuckle dragging American idiocracy to go kill the Syrians or help to kill the Syrians, but they haven't won yet. And I mean, they've used all kinds of proxy and second party people. But Syria just keeps chugging along. It's because they were an industrial nation with agriculture, industry, and the sciences parallel and at a comparable level to the United States. I'll bet a smaller country. So all of the basic knowledge they needed was there. They have built what they have needed if they cannot buy it. And they've done it all with small manufacturing, which nobody wants to talk about. And I've talked about it here many, many times. Now, you take the United States. Right now, we're at the edge of losing the last of our mechanical abilities, and that's not accidental. That is intentional. You know, all the programming in the world doesn't mean shit if you don't have the mechanical material that you can throw down range. So you've got a really whiz-bang idea there and it's in the ethereal world of the computer but it means nothing because the ethereal world of the computer is over there and you're over here. This is what we are, well we're losing our minds is what's happening. We're losing common sense. Now it doesn't mean that, oh my God, don't worry, there's plenty of wicked things they've done with combined technologies. Make mistake about that. You think I'm disavowing that? Oh, there, the evil is out there in force. Warfare is wicked. But there's all kinds of wicked things, and with the human brain behind it, and with the human brain thinking forward, and if you think out of the conditioning of Hollywood, television, and propaganda, not only could we kick ass and take names, but clean the place up pretty quick. And by the way, we'll use every weapon system they have. We're the people that invented them. Show me a piece of equipment that they're using right now that we didn't develop, that our generations didn't develop. I'm sending postcards out that are one of a kind, only sent a few out. Some of you will get them. It's an image. I worked in some unique places. It's an actual Earth's image from the original thermal technology that absolutely they denied we had. And I have these promo cards, which are actual postcards, and only if you know what you're looking at when you figure it out. Well, I'm going to tell you, some of you are going to get them in the mail. I just dug them out. I have fortunes and treasures all over the place here, stuff that's one of a kind. But the fact is that we built that. We made it. And also we made it from cruder technology and made it work. Now we know all of the refinement technology in between. And so we don't have to hob around and stumble here and research there. We know to the point where we are today what works. That's why you don't go back to the Stone Age, not if you've got any thinking human beings amongst you. And as long as you don't let your population go into satanic, pedophilic, queer, animalism, which is why they're doing to your population what they're doing to your population. You got all these hairball worthless I want whining at us non-stop that absolutely have no productive capacity whatsoever. They have no business telling you what to do. They have no brain. They have no competence. And in fact, they are just flat out insane. You know who likes them? Khosier Mafia and the government likes them because they're using them as a weapon against America. You get these pieces of trash out of the way and I don't want to build war machines. I know I'm going to have to build a lot of stuff. But that's not really what my ambition life has been. I personally believe if we haven't already been there for whatever reason, I know all the arguments and pro and cons about people being against the idea of there being a space program. I personally believe that if they aren't already lying to us and they are doing something else, which is likely, that we could have been out there in a peaceful fashion and actually be beyond Earth already. And you know what? Don't have to kill anybody to do that. But by God, they'll make it necessary. They're gonna try to make it a conflict right from the get-go. Hell, who knows? If you believe in the space alien stuff, you got all the different recipes from all the different science fiction I got sitting on the shelf here about all the variance of how they could use you or we could use them. I just joked about it yesterday to serve man. It's a cookbook Well my attitude on that one like I told I've told you a million times I'm not worried about space aliens. You know what they can eat us. I sure as shit I can eat them Now I'm keeping my mesquite barbecue sauce just in case the space stinking alien shows up So I can put a stirrup his ass put him on the barbecue in the backyard here under some under some with some bricks My god, we're gonna find out what space alien tastes like So let's piss on that idea. In the meantime, the reality, the real world, is that we have a bunch of satanic, pedo-queer, effeminate pieces of trash that we are letting get away with too much. They have a bunch of minions in black uniforms that are knuckle-dragging, shoe-sized, I.Q., bald-headed, roided up, no-necked P.O.S.s that should know to pull their head out of their fundamental orifice, but instead are doing everything they can to support these wretched, rotten, wicked pieces of trash. So we need to know how to use weapons, and we need to know how to make weapons, and we need to know how to prepare to defend ourselves, not only defend ourselves, but fight and win. I'm not planning on just dying somewhere, and if I am, there'll be a stinking pile of bodies stacked around me whenever possible. If I go, that's the plan. That's what I want. If it's only one, I got to drag his ass over a ledge with my teeth stuck in his throat. By God, I'm not going alone. And you know what? That's one lesson that will hurt you while you're busy getting rid of the rest of the bastards because we should be making sure we're all doing the same thing. It is time to get rid of them. All these fools that are following them, same. They know better. They're not going to be going, oh, I don't know what they're doing. Yeah, they know exactly what they're doing. I'm curious if any more chefs have died. You know, we had talked about that yesterday, but I'm not joking. I never joked about what I said yesterday. I wasn't joking about that. Those cooks may be dying because somebody had to prep the new special tender meat, the little tender legs and little tender buttocks, and a little arm of child. And if they have, now people are starting to look for where their children went. It's going to lead them to the ones who ate them or the ones that raped them or the ones that are enslaving them in whatever perverted way they're doing it. And the ones who are doing it are right in front of you. They're absolutely right in front of you. So why are you afraid of pulling a trigger on that POS? That's why you get to do anything twice. a lot of work to do. History, you know, I usually kind of intertwined it, but you're making it, you're in the new history. You're in the next wave of history. History is constantly being made. Let's just make sure we save our people and save our country so that we can make more history. Pass it on to them and