were torn and dirty if he took off his three cornered hat. Speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land is 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 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 sh- You've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize the family farm and keep our country de- Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors so their children won't be. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you 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 eat God given right. And pray to God, keep the torch of freedom burning bright, as I awoke he'd vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled each god-given right, we only watch and tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave, build the land of the free? Good. Afternoon, 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 west, south, north. Gentlemen, you are listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org, and we're on satellite. And again, I want to say thanks to all of our merchant read operators, whatever body of water you're on, digital or analog, we know you're using both, and a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. It's Friday! It's Cinco de Amo Day and Quarter Bastard Friday. Ooh, ai, chingala. Whoa, borfa, borso, no, parque, parque. Anyway, it is the 23rd of February. It is the 16th year of open and oh, so obvious in your face, Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K. 2024, Old Earth Calendar. I'll give it all she's got, Captain. And 2024, Battle for the Republic, book number three, A Dark Anniversary. When the regime players found out they weren't playing anymore, they were being played. Anyway, this has been a very busy week and here we are now into the weekend. I wanna say hi to Camp Emerson, new camp Stasa. Camp Whalen North, the Ogama Ranges, Niagara-Hitcham, and Fox-Wolf on the Rustics. We have engineers at two locations this weekend and anybody who wishes to participate. I know this has already worked out, but just a heads up if you're going to any of the designated sites. We would ask that if you can, if you can volunteer your time, we need everybody that can operate the equipment. to tag team. We don't want somebody just working their arse off all weekend. In fact, we've got a lot of people who would probably need some more time on a drag line or on a backhoe and a little more experience. We've got classes on that going on as a matter of fact. And so if you would like to, just remember, use your pin number or when you get to the facility, just asked to be sent to the straw boss for the operation. You know what that means. We don't have the command structure. Everybody would think it's just the daily or for this particular mission, straw boss. That's how our operations work. Everybody gets a chance to be management at one time or another. And that way we gain experience and we need to do that because force multiplication is becoming a big issue right now for the very same reason. More people need to pick up part of the weight and are helping to organize new fire team squads, companies, platoons. It varies depending on where you are. And what we need is people to cooperate and help to make things go faster. Training aids are the big thing. Matter of fact, I promised that I would come back with some of our people this afternoon. I didn't get a chance to. I was doing an inventory of available training aids and some of them went out today this afternoon, but I was unable to get to the second storage buildings and I'm gonna do a list probably tonight. It'll be after we do the nine o'clock, end of the nine o'clock, eight to nine program. So I will be getting back with the CMM and also Michigan militia at large on that because we're gonna start moving some of this stuff to advance operations. It's gonna be staying right where it is. It's gonna be set up ready to run. in the classrooms or on standby so you can clear a classroom out, rearrange the next class, everybody walk in and it's all set to go. And everything should be palletized. That's what we've been doing for a long time. But now we have to expand on that. Let's see, first of all, it is Cinco de Amo de. Yeah, that means señor, señorita, señora. Today is the day when you would be buying ammunition for your pistol, your shotgun, and of course, your rifle. Each of these weapons are significant to the mutual defense of America. And so, in handgun ammo, now I had something, because it's funny, I was, you know, it's one of those odd man out, 41 Magnum. You probably still can find 41 Magnum in the hands of, at gun shows, anybody who does estate collections and does ammunition. But my best solution for you if you're listening and I've said this a million times RCBS sells 41 Magnum dies and it's a straight case RCBS Lee I think everybody still will you can still buy and if they don't have them right away you can order them But it's not a custom order. It's a you know, it's a schedule order. They already know how to build this It's not something like a wildcat Save every piece of brass you've got. One of the other problems at 41 Magnum is there isn't anything that I think matches up except, uh-oh, there was an accept here. Except you might be able to work either a 30-30 case or there are a couple of these new bottle body rimmed cartridges that are in the inventory. That might work now again, you're gonna have to take a look at what they got. There's a bunch of unique They're not really Wildcats. They're just newer cartridges that are kind of oddball The problem is if they're a bottleneck they drop down from about the 41 Magnum diameter for the case Down to something much smaller and you know the problem there trying to stretch what little brass you have to up to make it a straight case and then trimming down and all the other fun stuff you gotta do. You're not gonna have to remit out, there won't be any need for that. However, if you use a thermal lube, and they've been around forever, you got 20 different ones out there and everybody has their favorite, really doesn't make any difference. So formula I think is pretty much the same, I've never really delved into that cuz there's no reason to. We've made custom cases for, you know, ever. As long as I've been into reloading and was taught how to reload, I didn't figure it out all on my own. The individuals that I was working with, for instance, years ago, it was tough getting Boxer prime 8mm Mauser. Well, there was lots and lots and lots of tired, dirty, hot six. We didn't let it go to waste. So what you do is you trim the case down first lengthwise, then you open it up. with an 8 millimeter die and reform it and what allows for you to do that is you roll it in a sticky pad, a sponge pad with the thermal lube. Now the stuff actually isn't hot when you roll it, it's just paste or unpaste. It's more like a, roll a clear toothpaste. Almost looks like it should be super glue or something like that. In reality it is a bonding agent that, or I should say an aggressive malleable resistance material because there's some resin in there and basically what happens is as you apply pressure you create heat and the process of the chemical being there helps to thermalize the brass and make it more malleable so that you don't crush it or rupture it or anything like that. And it allows you to reform, for instance, a tired 30-06 down to shorter 8-millimeter Mauser. Now, you still have to do a ream, a trim, case trim length, and a ream just to be safe. But that's to make sure you eliminate any burrs or anything that might interfere with the canover of the bullet there. When it makes contact, you don't want any odd snaggings to take place. Everything creates variance in your bullet impact when you don't pay attention to precision, okay? But 41 Magnum is that beautiful round. I've had three 41 Magnums, two I got talked out of, one is in a cache, you know, safe and secure with about four or five hundred rounds of ammunition, most of it's Remington. And that particular gun I've had tucked away since what, the probably the late 80s. We used to find 41 magnums all over the place and they are actually an excellent gun. There's nothing wrong with them. The interesting thing is that there are still a lot of bullets available. And to a degree, yes, you can get unloaded brass. Again, there's only a handful of companies. And one that might still be making it is, and again, I haven't checked, so you guys are going to do the footwork for me, is Midway. Midwest was another company that did a lot of unique brass way back in the early 80s. And they did 41 Magnum, but I don't even know if they're doing anything like that anymore. And they also produced a lot of the odd brass, for instance, 7.35 Carcano, when nobody knew the hell that was. Well, they knew what it was, but nobody wanted to fiddle with it. I'm sure, because it turns out there are some companies now making most of the calibers, most of the chamberings I just mentioned. In fact, there's brand new 7.35 PPU brass. brass for reloading in you know for 735 Carcano and there's a bunch of the pistol calibers which by the way PPU that's one to look at I've never really noticed that they had any out but probably they did they pretty well opened up into all of the odd markets and there's only a few cartridges they really don't do that they don't offer brass for and even there they probably offer them overseas we just don't see it here okay So that's a solution. One of the other tricks that was argued years ago is opening up some of the other Largo brass that was out there. But I don't know. You actually could probably figure out how to use half moon clips, make half moon clips are not that hard to make to make a crude lightweight version of a half moon or a full moon clip and then actually compensate for lack of rim on certain pieces of brass that might be available. It's kind of like another one that's really an odd man out, beautiful rifles, 30 Remington and 32 Remington. Now here's what's interesting, those cases match up in base dimension to a 7.62x39. So years ago when we were building blanks because nobody had blanks for the 7.62x39, we'd comb the shows for 30 Remington brass. Here's the problem. It was already rare, or at least it was hard to find, but it was out there in shot ammunition, shot brass. Problem is it was more valuable to sell as 30 Remington because nobody has any brass. Why? Well, it's an odd base. If you pay attention, look at the mic out, or look at the specs. for a 7.6 Q by 39 Then go look at the specs for the 30 Remington the beautiful semi-automatic rifle cartridge and they made both 32 and 30s in a Remington police carbine Which was very popular before World War two somebody says we didn't have a semi-automatic, you know rifle in the or rifle caliber Yeah, we did And I still don't understand why that wasn't embraced or at least tested out. It's like they completely ignored the design. And once World War II came about with a pile of military weapons, the .30 and .32 Remington, and again it was .30 caliber, disappeared. The weapons were obviously slid sideways because government carbines were all over the place. You always see images of cops and prison guards carrying the M1 carbine on a regular basis. And it was even used quite extensively as a tower gun. Of course, it was the Garand and so later on was the M14 because it could be accessed by those departments too and many other weapons. So, not the least of which might even be a scoped rifle, as you've seen. There are many variants on the theme. So hopefully to answer it, 41 Magnum, I would buy, if you're listening and you have grandpa guns like that because these guns were back there in the taillights a bit, but they're not obsolete. Their modern, the metallurgy is fantastic, well-designed guns, and Smith wasn't the only one to make a 41 Magnum. In fact, there are some Ruger Black Hawks in 41 Magnum. There are some, I don't know about the Red Hawk. But there are some Blackhawks and 41 Magnum and again, that's part of what was keeping the Ammunition alive so solutions rather just complaining about the problems get dies get dies reload get a cast get a bullet mold and Cast your own bullets too because it's a revolver it can do you can do that and your velocities aren't gonna be so extreme that you can't just use lead or lead you know a lead 10 antimony combination without any problem also See what was the other thing here real quick. I'm looking through the connotes here from questions I think that pre-will covers it the 41 mag was the odd man out I just want to make sure I touch in there because a lot of other people probably have something like that in the wings If it's not the Smith's Smith end frame, it's probably going to be a Ruger Blackhawk Second model, I don't think they might have made some in the first generation first-gen models And oh, yes, there are some gas operated 41 Magnum automatic pistols. Predating the Desert Eagle, okay. Got a couple different companies out there all stainless. They were making and they did make, yeah, they did make them in 41 Magnum because I almost bought one. Simply because it was a great price and there was seven or eight boxes of ammunition sitting there with it years ago. Somebody else got it. It was a friendly, but I didn't. So anyway, next, let's see Quartermaster also. Now, we were talking about electronics and night vision and all kinds of fun stuff over the last couple of days. And over at Sportsman's Guide and also at Coleman's. First of all, if you've got electronics, you want to rubber baby buggy bumper the carrier, you don't have to make it if it's already been made. And right now, there are about six, which funny before we start talking about this, I've been looking at the different pouches, because I'm probably going to pick up quite a few more of some that we're mentioning right now. There's a couple of five chamber, although unfortunately they're in black, they are padded radio or electronic carrier pouches for Mali gear. Unfortunately, the ones that I've seen and I checked everywhere could black is the only color they come in but What these are really good for is the Balfang radios, even though they're built for something else, because there's a longer pouch, which normally would be for either a folded up static mast antennas, you know, kind of like the ones we used to have in all the backpack radios. And they make a small version of this for the newer generation of radios out there. Well, that area you could actually use for what I've got here to my left are a couple of the new add-on whips. for the bao fiangs, they're not really new, but they're militarized tape type radio masks, radio antennas. It's hard to find something they'll fit in. What's really cool is these pouches are perfect for that. And so something to take into consideration is these particular types of pouches. There's another one that's an OD grain or sage green. depending on what year it was made. It's another radio support, Molly pouch. And in fact, it's an overlap because it is also made with Alice keepers and is specifically Alice centric for the Alice type keepers to mount to the, for instance, like the Alice pack, the way they put the spacers for distance top to bottom for the two sets of Alice keepers. There's two on the bottom, two on the top. If you look on the side of your Alice Pack where you've got the two slips, you can also put your machete in there and you've got a 1910 hanger. You can hook this pouch right up to the side of your standard medium or large Alice Pack. What's nice about these is that they come in both. And the latest batch that came out, which are the same basic pouch, The first ones have more of an Air Force, Army Aviation, or not Army Aviation, but Air Force Sage Green color. The second generation batch that came out, came out in an OD green, more of like Army Aviation for their Nomex outfits, etc. in your survival gear, where we had all the camo. They're both good pouches, they're all brand new. I've got one box here now that I'm actually loading up with radios. where I ordered them from Coleman's when they had the 27% off, the goofy percentage off sale. And I bought as many as I felt I could use for the little bell things we have here and all the accoutrements I've been buying, which by the way, these pouches also give you enough space to store a little solar panel, extra spare parts, spare batteries, and you've got separate compartments. It's kind of like a an L, but kind of a goofy L the way it looks with the, you know, the L, the broad base of the L, the narrow, forgive me, the narrow base of the L is up, and of course everything drops down into the pockets and or slip pouches. So they're good, they're good units. I've seen them now. But unfortunately, the one model, you will see it over at Sportsman's Guide, and I think Major Surplus has it also brand new. They've got a copy. These are padded, they're armored, the way they should be to protect these soft, chewy stuff on the inside, the electronic tech. And then there's a couple of other Coyote Brown, but I've also now found them in the ABU Tiger Stripe. They are the electronics utility pouches that, by the way, also make good M14 magazine pouches, which is what we use them for. I bought them, they were the right price. I'm sorry, repeat. I said, say what? Yeah, I just got in more. Where are these where are these delightful pouches at? Oh These are the ones that we've already picked up even dear the coyote Brown. Okay, they're like electronic pouch with the two slip You know, they got they've got a slip point in the middle so you actually have a divider and they will handle HK FNF al or m14 magazines are a little they're a little deeper but not much and One of the things you can do is put a little bit of a rubber baby buggy bumper in the bottom made out of neoprene, whatever you take your pick, whatever kind of plastic or rubber material you got. Make it light, that way you don't carry junk. But these are really great for the other electronics equipment. Okay, go ahead, call her, jump in there. No, you got that. I'm sorry. Before you moved away from the locations I wanted to bring up, you heard what AT&T is saying about the average that they have now, right? Oh, the one thing I heard, they were doing an upgrade. They were doing, you know, they were just working on stuff. Yeah. It was an upgrade and we accidentally, you know, we had a malfunction, but it wasn't really a malfunction. We hit a, well, how did they word it? We ran a program we weren't supposed to run yet. Oh, you know, the shut down American Communications Grid program. You weren't supposed to hit that, Bob. I know, but it holds what's happening. Oh, I don't know. It's kind of like Tetris. It hits that one. It goes out. It hits that one. It goes out. Those two hit that one. They go out. Everything's going out, Bob. Great job. Have you seen the pictures of the angry people outside the AT&T stores? This is after one day of not having their oud brain in their hand. Can you imagine what it'll be like after a week? the people will go ballistic. It's cool because like I said, cutting off your nose to spite your face, it doesn't hurt us. It hurt who? It hurt them. Oh, it hurt them in such a bad way. And you know, it's funny is, I don't know if you... I, Shelly likes to watch some more news, so I was watching it. You know what they were covering on the news today? Retro stuff. Actually, only your own media. Oh, it's such a novelty. But how much did you spend for it? And they were giving ridiculous numbers for cassette tapes and, uh, like, uh, even like a stupid little Game Boy console. You can expect to pay up to $3,000 for it. They go, where the hell are you shopping at? Well, I don't mind, I don't mind provided we send some guys. We have a lot of this stuff on the shelf. Okay. In other words, all that stuff that, you know, it was crazy to say that. No, no, it's inevitable that, you know, again, like everything else, remember at the very least, nostalgia. clouds the common sense mind of almost any human, okay? And what we've got is those good old days, man. Remember when things were so simple? Remember, yeah, I remember when we didn't have any of this. In fact, we just had telephones. And for the most part, we had to communicate with each other. And we actually made the effort to do so. You mean that, good old days? No, those are bad days. Bad, bad, evil. Well, it's taken a lot of people off, especially, and I told you, you tick off gamers and you'll see people in the tech industry. Well, a bunch of tech corporations, especially in the gaming industry, they have clearly gone woke and they have bought into the communist cool egg. You'll own nothing. You'll be happy for it. But they're one of the big things that they were like, oh, the big draw for this whole thing with the retrocrazes is that you can play games if you don't get pop up ads. Well, duh, that's the whole idea of playing it. You didn't want to be interrupted with ads in real life and crap coming towards you. But now with this, everything's online, you don't own your media, they can throw ads at you while you're playing your games. I mean, even the little, not just like the little phone app games, like if you're playing a console game or something. been in message boards and things we're just talking about. It's getting ridiculous to where you can't play a single player game without being hit with advertisements for the game that you're playing, for some other DLC downloadable content. Like you've already paid full price for the game and Ubisoft is saying you don't own it, they can take it from you anytime you want. Oh, and here's some content that we're going to say on top of that that we can take away from you, you know, in the blink of an eye. At any time. Not only that, but here's what's cute. You know what you're telling me is that it's become AM radio. Remember we talked about this and then AM radio, well, it's kind of faded. So the FM radio got to sound just like AM. The big sell of FM is that you turned it on and you had to wait an hour to figure out what you were listening to, guys, when FM first came out. Because FM was 100% pirate radio. You know, the pirates, And what's interesting about this is what was a selling feature for the internet is once again, well, there's no ads, dude. What do you mean? You go listen to stuff or you go do stuff and there's nothing. It's like you're totally free. Nobody's bothering you. You can run and talk to each other. There's no interference and there's nobody spying on you. Well, of course, we knew better than that. We tried to explain that to everybody for how many years. Yeah, there are people spying on you. They're the people who made the thing. However, however, it was still the reason it was so popular is because you walked over there and every seven and a half, six or seven and a half minutes you didn't have some voice interrupting you, telling you all about what you needed to hear about shmidlaps soap or take a pic or write down the shopping list, whatever the hell it was that they were trying to sell. And it's interesting that FM Progressively got loaded down the same way because the same characters that controlled AM Progressively walked into FM and so the internet it was in that perfect niche where they were losing the humanity and FM where you were reintroduced to humanity with the internet Where people could talk about another vehicle? Yeah, it's gone for yeah, it's like this is why okay on this note, and it this is important What the hell? Why do you need AI? Well, let's think about this stupid logic here, and it really is stupid, okay? What do you need AI for? Well, hi, AI. I want you to make me a picture of a happy family, a white family. If you haven't seen what's been going on in the last two or three days, what was it, Quail, Pigeon, Shitbird? I don't know what the name of half of them are, and I don't really care. Every time you ask to show, like for instance, to show anything with a white couple, I can't do that. That's racist. Can you show me a white family and that's happy? I can't do that. That's racist and not inclusive. But then if you say, can you show me a black family? I'll show you a black family. Show me a Hispanic family. I'll show you a Hispanic family. Show me an Asian family. It's an all Asian family. Okay. So... You know, Dad, that comes down to what we talked about before, is that AI is only... only knows what it's said to it, okay? And the companies that are hiring people, and I pointed this out on a town hall meeting, you can go and you can apply for these jobs that are teaching AI what to think. and take a look at their criteria. Who gets into those positions? You have to be woke. You have to support the multiculturalism. You have to basically apologize for being white if you're white, if you want to become an employee of the companies that are educating these things. This doesn't surprise me in the least, but that's the case. That's the way it is. Because AI is being trained by the woke, liberal, Democrat, communist, That way of thinking is the only way of thinking and that's what ended up with Rainbow Bright. But here's the first problem. Why do I need that? You know what? Let's just think about something. We had a whole industry, which by the way, like so many others, it's not obsolete. It's just that people got so stinking lazy. That's it. They don't want to take the time to think. They want a machine to think for them and tell them what exactly they are to do. Except here's the thing. It's like, and this is where I've told you guys a million times, we win. I don't mind if the dip wit that is stupid enough to follow like an ignorant lemming, an artificial intelligence mechanism over a cliff. Just don't be in the car with the idiot when it happens. But if you if you think about it These fools can't even handle picking up something going down the road. Okay, get up off your dead ass. Hi AI Make me a picture of mountains and sunrise and birdies and clouds You know, if you do get up off your dead ass, walk outside with a camera, you can be creative and not only discover what else is out there, but take pictures and motivate. For that, you can hire an artist. You can actually have somebody with talent. Go out and do it, which is the AI programs are looking at all of these different images and they're grabbing bits and pieces of other people's artwork and putting it together and calling it itself. Right, but you still have to have that pool of art from the original artist to pull from for it to do it. So it's taking other people's work and you're paying for the AI program to do that. But that original artist, that original person who it's taking a sample of its artwork from, never sees a dime of that. Right, but the biggest problem is that the process of creativity, and here's what's fascinating too, is this is right out of old sci-fi works that I can pull off the shelf and read on the air about just how bad it would get where people have become so stinking lazy and stupid that they would actually be embracing this. Think about this, the AI glasses. You know, the guy's out there now and he's wearing this AI goggles and he's in a different world. And I'm thinking, and you know how long it would take to defeat these people. You walk up with a baseball bat and smack him right to the rear of the, right to the back of the head, down, done. Why? Because they are nowhere, in no way, shape or form, grasping reality. in the year 2525. Yeah, except, but we way out there. Well, yeah, but this isn't 2525, is it? This is 2024. And the thing about it is, is that again, is absolutely no need for it. It doesn't, under even the, I mean, if you were, okay, here's, I know, boy, I gotta try and formulate this. Let me help you this way. If I were stuck in a bunker and I had a whole bunch of people to keep busy, I've already talked about what I have here around the corner. I've got totes full of music and well, not music, well, yeah, music too. But, you know, for instance, storybooks on CD or cassette. Why? Keep you busy. Now, if I was stuck in a hole and I had to stay in a place, creating some kind of distraction slash an artificial environment might Be useful provided they don't, the people using it don't go stupid brain dead, which unfortunately, well, or fortunately, if it's your enemy, in this case, our enemy is doing this. So it will not take long to beat the bastards on the other side. You do understand that, guys, right? As long as these fools are stupid enough to continue to embrace this artificial environment, they're going to become more and more and more susceptible to any simple physical act to be defeated, to literally be put down. I want everybody to think about it. It's like- Pull the plug on something. Right, oh, you pull the plug and they go brain dead. I mean, absolutely brain, well, brain fart. That's what we've always talked about. They just catatonic brain fart. But there is absolutely no need for this. There is, I'm still trying to figure out where, and everybody's going, well, it's so important. AI will take us over because they'll be in charge, be in charge of what? Well because they can they can decide that they want to get rid of you first of all we live in the physical world We will probably be getting rid of them long before they think about the idea I'm sure they're already thinking about the idea But before they get the opportunity to do it we live in the physical world. It's kind of like it read dawn. They don't That means that you have a significant advantage I don't mind if my enemy cuts off his nose despite his face. I could give a squat less about him anymore. I hope they drop dead and die before we have to deal with him, but that won't happen. However, with the situation that they're developing, it's not going to affect us. Well, they'll be affected by who cares. These are the purple haired fruit brain dead absolute worthless turds that in reality, I mean, but they could do stuff like do what? Well, AI would tell them to do what? You're not going to want to take the glasses off, right? In fact, that means you have to- They'll be waiting for Norman Coordinate forever. Right. Because they are into the mindless faceless twilight zone that they chose. In reality, they have put themselves into an absolute shipwreck situation. And we literally dominate. It's like I said. Real quick, a fine example of what you're talking about is exactly what Darr said. The people lining up outside the Apple store. Like the Apple store has any more concludes or what's going on with the broadcast towers than you do. They don't even know where to go to to lodge the complaint, okay? It's like complaining to the Wizard of Oz because he's taking off in the balloon and what does he say as he's leaving? I don't know how to fly this thing. It's not my fault. Come back. I can't. I don't know how to fly this thing. And of course he takes off and goes to wherever. And that's exactly the situation here and here. None of these people are dealing with reality. And now, well, they're going to an alternate reality. No, they're just going into stupid. They're still stuck in the same reality. Physically, they are here. They didn't get away. They're not escaping. There isn't any escape with this scenario It's the same it's the same BS argument. You know that the woke has well, you don't live in my reality No, this is reality and that fiction online that you guys have created. Yeah, it's fun to play there But that's just it it's fiction I think there's a Joe Rogan thing. There's a Joe Rogan interview with actually Dr. Phil and Dr. Phil's on our side with this one. You know, it's damaging. You know, not dealing with reality is damaging and it's damaging our civilization. Well, congratulations. Well, here's the thing. It doesn't damage ours. Okay, let's back up here and get on that. It doesn't damage my side. No, in fact with with every step that stupid takes puts us that much closer to victory You do realize that you if you people choose to actually live in the real world which these idiots sticks these incompetence these fools cannot We are in command of the physical world We literally run it And I don't mind that the fools are still, I mean this is the, first of all imagine this, well I guess this time around if they just wait the idiot sticks will like lemmings walk over the cliff you know under command and they don't have to inoculate them. They don't have to give a shot to them. The fools will can be told to do take your pick fill in the blank whatever psychotic episode they want them to participate in in terms of some Twilight Zone action and over the cliff they go. Another variation on this is kind of like what you remember Firefly. The guys I know it's a television series but we always reference them but you got to remember sci-fi in science fiction L. Ron Hubbard said this years ago, and I've always pointed you guys towards his first book in Mission Earth, The Enemy's Plan. And he states right in the forward, he goes, you know, if I wrote and told you exactly what was going on, an author would be singled out and attacked and murdered. But if you create a fictional story and you use science fiction as the mechanism, You can write pretty much anything you want and their logic is that people won't really be listening. And if you think about it, every aspect of what we're talking about, we've been referencing over and over again, science, fiction, variables, but Firefly. If you watch the series Firefly, watch it, now it's released in its proper sequence. It's a unique series, okay? But what was the whole premise? What were they leading towards? Well, they made a movie afterwards and it talks about how they basically doped up the whole planet, the government did, and killed 30 million people. Well, mostly 30 million people, but one-tenth of a percent of the population went ape crazy and became horrible, monstrous, vicious, cannibalistic crazy town fruit loops, okay? Now that's the part you got to watch out for because the coaching coming from what they're doing, since these people aren't having to face reality, this is the dangerous variant that can be developed that you might order, they could get them to do whatever they want. But go ahead. Go ahead. We can start calling them Reavers now. Yeah, they're reverse. Yeah, but they're flabby. The other thing like that what you said that they're out there in in spaceships that have no shielding from the From the driver whatever the thing is and they're getting poisoned by it and they don't care They're just hell-bent to tear it all down and boy that thing's just like the people we're fighting today Yeah, if you go watch and I'm serious guys one of the best series Again, to watch, I really am not interested in most of the Star Trek anymore. It is so askew to keeping any kind of intelligent timeline with all the Ultra BS. It's ludicrous. Of course, if you have an eclectic non-reality or I should say posed reality grasp, then anything goes because you don't have a clue anyway and you could never put two points together if your life depended on it. But Firefly drops you in the middle of one environment and then takes you forward to the consequences step by step with regular people is the best way to describe it. Of course, it's always that vagabond crew of mixed individuals. That's the normal formula for pretty much anything from science fiction to swashbuckling movies to take your pick. But that's so you can differentiate between the different characters. If they actually look like people in a military unit or people in an actual, like say, tribal environment, you know, it's kind of hard. You got to know details and grow up in the environment to pick out the people. Well, I mean by that. Well, it's like, you know, there were no black Vikings. Okay, that you know, you notice that's the bullshit they're doing like now all of a sudden about half of the of each one of the reigning groups of the BBC's version of the history event are Asian black and American Indian. There were any American Indians then. Okay. Well, how about a far Eastern Indian a real male man from India or woman? Now, there's nothing to demonstrate that historically in any of it, but it's to baffle you and bullshit lie their ass off. What this does do though for you is makes it easier when the characters are kind of close in terms of what they actually do so that you can differentiate. Well, that's the black guy. Well, that's the Indian guy. Well, that's the lesbian female, cuz she looks different from the female who's the dikey female, but she's the boss, okay? That's how they do it. Whereas on the other hand, let me ask you something. If you go to China, would all of you be able to easily determine one Chinese individual from another? I mean, you can, I mean, if you're paying attention. But it's like when you watch the Chinese national heritage parade. And for eight hours, you had individuals who looked exactly alike. There weren't any blacks, there weren't any whites, there weren't any Hispanics, they were all Chinese. And you know what's really factual about that parade? They went through the whole stinking Chinese army to make sure that every last one of those men were all the same height. The First Home Fire Yeah, well, yeah, well there were no Jews in there. They were up in the parade stands manipulating the Chinese communist leadership, you know, they were, you know, the usual tentacle up the ass there. But, here's the thing. Traditionally, if I dropped into, let's say I mentioned those Vikings. Well, what's the average Viking look like? Blonde-haired, blue-eyed. Why? Well, look at Sweden. Before the invasion of the body snatchers and all the rapists and the murderers and all the calculated destruction of their culture, if I said Sweden, what would you think? Blonde-haired, blue-eyed. Now, the average person being blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and women, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and guys, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, I have to then pay attention to nuances and when you're doing productions, remember like I said, because people are kind of shutting their brains off or they want to if they're being entertained, you have to create obvious delineation between the characters or otherwise they're forced to think more. Wait a minute, is that Jörg Smurgenberger or is that Jörg Smurgenvegan? I gotta look there. And I can't wait. Those two are pretty close and I'm only looking at them from behind. So instead when you create a cast of characters, you know, Bufu, you know, Bufu Schmorgenborg is 6'6", and you know, Bifu Schmorgenborg is 4'3", so upon here in blue eyed, but at least you can pick them out so you can go, oh, that's funny. I remember that character. This is a construct that is consistent with you know Hollywood productions and going before that theater and before that vaudeville or a parallel with that vaudeville etc You create a an interactive dynamic between what are basically opposites But you recognize them and can really relate to them and understand them and it makes it easier to separate the Separate the characters themselves. Go ahead jump in there. You've met my wife You would never guess she was Swedish would you? You're right, she's from southern Sweden. Yeah, well... I mean, almost everybody in her family, the other two out of the three are short stature like Dad was. The one guy is as tall as me and goes probably 200 pounds. That's why I think my middle boy, that's why I think he got the genes from that side of the family because he didn't look like me. He's as tall as me, but he's definitely got different features. So the funny genetics, she says she was sweet so you're lying. You're lying, you're lying like Swedish. And that's another thing too. Now let's remember something. For instance, Europe. Well, again, where you have the variance is where you have the contact between different social, you know, social students. She didn't say Swedish. She said Yiddish. No, she didn't. But the thing is that again, as we were joking a moment ago, saying always from southern Sweden, well maybe more from like over towards the east of Sweden. Because in every one of the peripheral areas, which by the way are also, what's the other term you should always remember? Natural invasion routes. Historically, again, more populations make contact, there is interaction. And eventually, to a degree, intermarriage, but it's purely a matter of the construct of the population and how they choose to allow interaction, needless to say. And the Japanese, for instance, don't touch the women and guys don't find anybody outside your culture. If you're Japanese, you're supposed to marry Japanese. Now, they can brag how, we've changed that, yeah, but not that much, which is one of the problems that China, for instance, Japan really has right now. Because they should have had more children post World War II, but they bought into the same crap that everybody else did, and now all of these populations are in trouble. So, they drank the stupid Kool-Aid, and now we're in the situation we're in. But what's fascinating about this is, When you're dealing with all of these different constructs, to be more realistic, it would be much more narrow a cast construction, if you see what I mean. In other words, if you're dealing with Scandinavia in the 1100s or 800s, you're going to have a very narrow population variance. dark hair, brown eyes, blue eyes, blond hair, russets, etc. were actually telltale cultural identifiers and rightly so. I mean, that's just how it works, okay? The population stays within that area. England, of course, is a good example. And island nation, any, Japan, I just mentioned, these island nations have very specific and narrow constructs. And because of that, it was easy to say, oh, you're from the British Isles. How did you know? It looked like you might be a Saxon. And so I can figure you probably do that during the Norman occupation. And then there was the Saxon occupation with the Normans. And then there was the Normans against the Saxon. And then there was, you know, right down the shopping list. Now you can tell because of the beef, Mark. Well, now, no. orthodontists were not readily available. Okay, just how it works. We know that that is one of the issues and what had been an issue for a long time. Anyway, it's not a sidebar. It's a part of understanding the constructs of what a lot of what we're looking at. Well, right now the construct is insane. What is it? The one, you know, pigeon, quail, pomegranate, whatever this stupid A operation is, which is a crock of crap. The guy pointed out, there's several videos out there right now. I just happened to snag a few in the last couple days and it's like, well, this is not a big deal because first of all, we don't need AI. What do you need AI for? Well, it's very important and you need to buy into it. No, we don't need to buy into it. But what if you do, you have to shut your brain off to total stupid to begin with example. They asked AI, show me a ginger haired woman. What do they show? A basically black woman with a lot of freckles on her cheeks with black hair in the middle and looks like dyed ginger colored hair on the sides. That's not a ginger haired woman. It's a black woman faking out and misappropriating. Isn't that cultural misappropriation? But again, it's being done in such a way that in no way shape or form is in it. It's not intelligent. It makes no sense. It is not logical. But when you're dealing with garbage in, you get garbage out. And that's the problem. So artificial intelligence being, the key word here being artificial isn't worth a powder intake to blow it away. But it's not difficult to defeat. We're just not going to plug into it. That's the part that everybody just... This is where you don't go around that stupid corner, but let your enemy go around that stupid corner. You want that enemy, so if you're on that stupid corner, he can't see the other two corners he passed. You're looking at a sinking ship. Do not board. It's that simple. But let your enemy... It's like I said about the shots. You know what? I'm not gonna take any. But I want the people that I don't like to take all of them that I didn't. I could care less what happens to them. They ranted, raved, frothed at the mouth, told you they hated you, made all kinds of obscene gestures, etc, etc. We'll piss on them. I hope they die. Not my problem. And as it is, they are. Now we're all gonna die, okay? But these people kinda hit the stupid pedal. And then wanted you to join them in the stupid pedal. And fortunately, pretty much all of you didn't. So guess what? And then they were pissed at those who wouldn't join them in the stupid, you know, while they hit the stupid battle. Oh, there were calls for putting people in concentration camps because of that, Mark. They wanted to put them in camps. And if they had tried that, that's why they had to stop because we would have exterminated them. In fact, that's still on the list of things that are going to happen because we get into a conflict and guys, all bets are off and the game is over. And they are going to try something. Everybody keeps going, there's going to be a black swan incident. Well, that's swan. Schwans mean those meat, those guys with the freezer meat trucks? No, that's swan. No, that's swan. Yeah, Chinese are full of such swan. So again, as much as anything with regard to the AI, we're just not going to be part of it. Now, I'm sure that like everything else you've seen, they'll demand it even and they will die because I live in the real world. And I know the consequences of pulling a trigger. You point an object that has a gas combustion system, you introduce a freedom pellet into stupid, and stupid all of a sudden doesn't function. Stupid ceases to be a threat because stupid is leaving this mortal coil. And also be leading the AI industry too. So there goes another customer. See, that's all part of where that's the attitude y'all better have. You better embrace the physical world. It's like what happened yesterday with this communications issue and it was extensive. I didn't even touch on this. Well, God, we're at the top. I don't want to stop. I don't want to introduce this and then have to pick it up. There are a couple of things. I've got a bail. 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We're in a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. We'll say hi to Slovakia, also England, and yeah, even Scandinavia. Our friends up there in Sweden, we do have listeners in Norway also, by the way. And again, it is, well, it's Friday. It is the 23rd of February. It is the 16th year of open and in your face Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with the K 2024, old earth calendar 2024, battle for the republic, the dance of sorts. Something supposedly happened in the last 48 hours that hasn't happened for 50 years. Did everybody hear what I said? Something just happened. And it was, I'm gonna give you a big hint, it wasn't on Earth. What just happened here, same day as the convenient outage that took place. Was there a mass criminal ejection? That would have been- Well, they're saying that happened also. Well, no, this was man-made. This was a man-made incident, an event. Mission control, mission control. Anybody? They landed a lander they say. They landed on the main. The US is now right up there with Japan. At least we didn't land ours upside down they say. Oh, except my problem with this is anybody save any footage? I mean, I would hope that by now they've been able to fabricate some. Anybody see? I saw a computer generated image of a well lit satellite probe type of thing, whatever you want to call that. and a really dim artificial earth on a curve in the background there with a generic... Okay, all that's been CGI, AI produced, okay, whatever image is you seeing. But they're arguing, but here's the problem. Where did it land? Where did it land? Are you gonna tell me it landed on the dark side of the moon mark? Oh, well, you know, it's kinda tough. to land on the shiny, bright side, which by the way is no shinier or brighter than the other side because when it's light on this side, it's dark on the other side. When it's, you know, light on the other side, all of the moon gets sunshine, guys. But why is it? I haven't looked for the photos, but I have somebody was telling me that they're worse than months. But the conversation we've been having is like, yeah, we landed on the moon with the drone. What do you do? How come we didn't send people up? Well, no, we don't. I wouldn't even mind that. I've already. But here's my problem. They went to the South Pole. Now not only did they go to the South Pole, but they kind of didn't really focus on landing on the side that you can because the moon doesn't turn guys. This is one of those weird natural bodies. One of those things that I did. The same face always faces Earth. So if I land on the side that's facing Earth, I can put a big honking LED flash strobe on the thing. And as long as I have power, half of the lunar cycle is in darkness. And I could look up to the moon and go, do you see that blink? Blink, where? Well, the moon's right there. Get your binoculars out. You wanna feel American pride? Get your night vision out. Look up there at the darkness of the moon, and that blink says America. America and no way in hell will they allow that so my problem says America anyway because they always do the international BS with the Right. It was multi-cultural multi-cultural multi-cultural have its own space program But we are not allowed to have our own space program anymore We have to have multiple countries involved with our stuff, but the Russians the China Chinese people the French the Japanese They all can have their own space programs, but we have to let the international community be involved with ours. Well, the important thing here is that I'm, again, I'm rather fascinated that we just conveniently have this day, and guys, we actually had footage. Okay, let's just go by what they produced. But we have footage of the lunar modules when they orbited the moon and they didn't land. Remember, we had a couple of flyby missions first and we had some really great lunar imagery that they allowed for the public to see. There was much more in the, you know, really more detailed, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But what's fascinating is, okay, just once, just once. Land a big home by the way this thing that landed is the size of a telephone booth. Most people have never seen a telephone booth, never been in one. So it's interesting we still use that dimension. It's the size of a telephone booth. How many of you have been in a telephone booth if you're under 30? And if you're under if you're 20 years old, do you have you seen them in movies? You maybe watch Doctor Who. Yeah, I've watched Doctor Who, but dad, don't phone booths grow in size over time? Yeah, yeah, right. Well, the thing about this is, again, that the whole problem of this is it's out there in your face and just conveniently all the cameras just didn't work and the visual feed didn't work, which to me is like, okay, that's very convenient too. But let me ask you something. How much footage did you see from the, you know, we mentioned India. the Indian or the Chinese missions to the moon. Now they've been at least around the moon. How much imagery have you seen from their missions? The supposed missions because I'm having a big problem. It's not like years ago there was an effort to make some kind of production out of this. Today with cost of technology being well, how little I mean for so much and for redundancy. What did y'all do just pick one camera with a you know a CGI you know monitor at this end and you know? You bargain basement something and you know backups to backups to backups So we're just gonna go one way one system, and if we screw up or it fails. Oh well Hey, what when they get back to earth. You're just gonna pay somebody to Photoshop it anyway Right, we don't have any true imagery of earth even with the of our globe like we used to have anymore. Everything that you've seen come out of NASA, where it's a picture of Earth from a distance, has all been photoshopped. It's all CGI, right. And we admit that. They admit it on their website. Yeah. That's the thing about what we just saw here is everything you saw besides, okay, the images they showed aren't realistic because the images aren't from the vehicle. There's nobody traveling next to the vehicle. It's not like they're on an expressway and somebody from a minivan decided to take some pictures of the lander as it went by. Yeah, that's the same argument that we had that I gave you about the Mars lander because it was they had really neat surgery. Okay, it hit the surface everything went through the atmosphere just like the simulation. Yeah, apparently the camera pod did too. Because how else would you have that external view? And again, this is something that everybody needs to pay attention to because they really aren't banging the gong. There is, obviously, when I jog your buddy's memory, it's like, oh yeah, I saw something about that. But the reality is that, nope, they had no mechanical observation of the landing that was verifiable in time delivery, which by the way, in the past we have had. with older technology by the way, supposedly. Whether you believe it or not, I'm just going by what they've said and done in the past. Would we all lose all the skill and expertise to do that? I guess with modern math, that could be true. But again, just a heads up because one of the many things that just got lost in the shuffle the last couple days. Now, Dara was mentioning that we got another balloon over Colorado. Where did this one come from? We just now figured out it's, well, they're acknowledging it's over Colorado. Look on the map, where's Colorado? It's in the middle of the country. I mean, quite literally, it's in the middle of the country. Did the balloon, was it a sneaky balloon? It was a sneaky balloon. Is that what you're telling me? It was a real secret squirrel sneaky balloon. And it just happened to waddle all the way to the middle of the US before somebody finally is mentioning something about it? Wow, and for them to say that it's not a threat when you can go to China's lone military website you take a look at their Supersonic missile. What's one of their launching platforms for those things? Exactly. It's a bloom So this is the high altitude and then fire at the target This is practice, practice, practice, and treason, treason, treason. But remember, the traitors that are allowing all this stuff to happen over our airspace are the same people, the same traitors who are leaving our borders and left our borders wide open. And we now have a foreign military contingent and mass on American soil. And so again, organize, arm, equip, and train as militia for mutual defense. Establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations. Logistics, the key to victory. Make sure that you square your technology away. Now, before I go too far, a subject I was on before we moved in another direction here was pouches and carrying devices. Guys, if you're looking for the stuff we were talking about, let's just close that up. If you look, there are pretty good descriptions of all of the different types of Molly and or Alice pouches that are out there. Some of them are described as radio pouches but are not armored. If they're the older ones, they were set up as support bags. for like the A and PRC H-9s, 10s, or for the A and PRC 25 or A and PRC 77 and the A and PRC 90. They were using lighter weight material because they needed to lighten the overall load because of the tactical weight of the components and the radio itself, making it a burden. As the radios got smaller, they afforded more protection technology on board, but also because when the radios get smaller, they're more sensitive to abuse. Now, we're in the smaller sensitive in abuse era, so you want to protect your radio equipment. Whatever you do have, as has been pointed out many times here over the years, And you can pay any amount you want. You can pay for the, pay a little bit and get so-so. You can pay middle grade. You can pay upgrade, you know, top grade. But whatever it is, you want to still protect it. And so the technologies have already been worked out. By the way, another thing, and I have half a dozen of them sitting here that are already bagged up. Old photography bags, we've been talking about photo imagery here. Guys, the old camera bags have sub dividers with Velcro. They are armored all the way around. The outside of the bag is padded, the top of the bag is padded, the bottom of the bag is padded. The individual dividers are padded. It even has strap downs with Velcro so that stuff doesn't wiggle around or bounce around when you're moving, which is another issue with regard to wear and tear. And so don't forget that those bags, especially for your electric tech, your electronic tech, are a very useful solution. We've got a bunch of resale shops here in the area, this part of the county, that throw this stuff out all the time. That's where I get half of what I'm using. I just know what their cycle is. And I end up with what used to be $200, oh, Schmidlap 402 custom bags with all kinds of little nodule and little sub pack bags on the outside and pockets all over the place. And that's perfect for making a bao fiang or a small radio repair or support bag for say the platoon. Where you put extra equipment in there and even extra radios and have everything you know ziplock bagged up But all in its own little niche you got spare radios. You've got spare nubby antennas You've got spare tactical antennas. You've got throat mics. You've got hand mics. You've got everything there and it's all in a kit easily controlled and Market on the outside, you know radio tech or come up with a code for your own purposes, you know radio support. That's an easy one And everybody knows we're using, you know, ball fangs! So we all know that that's going to be a ball fang. You can put ball fang on the outside if you want. And we'll know that that's the kit for these particular micro-radios that we're using. But we can also build additional kits or support. And all of these, the critical thing is that they're actually, when I say reinforced, these things are usually, oh, there's about a quarter inch of neoprene. or other padding materials. Sometimes they used Holofil. They just packed Holofil in layers and layers and layers really dense. Yeah, when you cut them you'll find out. But all of that works. And the nice thing is it's also a floating material. You'd be amazed if you got enough neoprene in a bag like that, how well it will float even loaded. It's just kind of nice if you're going to be doing riverine operations. And by the way, we're in Michigan. You will be in the water. For every big lake we got, we've got a hundred little lakes, or a thousand little lakes, and God knows how many creeks, rivers, and streams. So you're going to be in water. This is why I also am repeating about bag everything with Ziploc bags. because you're gonna be in, you're never gonna get out of the environment. Moisture is going to be your enemy constantly. Especially gonna run tech of any kind. Go ahead, call her, jump in there, please. It's Shelby in Oklahoma City. Time out, radios. So I have the G90 that I've talked about, the ZYGOO G90. It's HF rig, or HF only rig. I've been finally built the antenna, I got the coax and stuff like that for it. and been trying it out. Been trying 10 meters, trying to make a contacts, but so far I haven't made any contacts. But this is the all importance of getting out and testing your equipment. If you're building antennas and stuff and practicing at least try to make some contacts to make sure your stuff is working. So I've been trying to a couple times, but obviously it's later in the afternoon 10 meters is mostly daytime and starts to fade. But I did hear A couple nights I heard some people all the way up by Washington State and Canada just right across the border up there and then I heard someone from Washington State and then of course I can't talk because of my license, the restrictions, you know, can't talk on certain bands but on 40 meters I heard somebody talking from Norway. So, and I'm sitting here in Oklahoma City 4500 miles away so. This radio is really good, Mark. There's a lot of videos on it. Like I said, it has a built-in antenna tuner. It's only 20 watts, but it is a good little rig. A lot of people brag it'll tune up a wet noodle if you hook it up. So I've tuned the antenna that's built for 10 meters, and it shows that it will work on 40 meters like a 1. 1 to 5 SWR or 2 to 1, something like that. So it's very low SWR on part of the band. But like that it does have the built-in antenna tuner. It's about $425. If you keep an eye on radio oddity, it's the company that sells it. Sometimes they'll have some deals, they'll throw in a few extras like the fan. Now, one caveat, it does obviously get hotter if you're running Fd8, the digital modes. If you run the digital modes, it does get warmer, but if you're just using voice on single sideband, upper or lower sideband, and obviously you're not going to be talking a lot, it's the digital modes that gets it to heat up. But that's the only, maybe drawback, you definitely need to have a fan or whatever if you're doing that. But definitely get out there, test your equipment, and... See if your equipment's working, your antennas that you're building and whatnot to make sure that stuff is working correctly. Also, Mark, you were talking yesterday about CB radios. If people are going to drop about $70 or they have a look, maybe about $200, look at, there's the president. I believe it's President Reagan has 10 meter and I think it has 11 or it could be modified to do the 11 meter. There's also the AnyTone 6666, four sixes, that can be, it's a 10 meter radio, but can be modified by pushing a few buttons and you can convert it over to CP bands and because 10 meter and CP radio are right next to each other on the frequency band range. So the antennas are pretty much pretty close to each other. But you can, there's videos on how to do that, that you can Do the button pushing or whatever when you turn it on and it'll convert it and then you can switch it back if need be to switch back to 10 meters. I think there's also at any tone 555 I think is the other one. It's a CB radio or it's either CB or 10 meter mark and it can also supposedly there's a little mod you have to open up the board and clip a wire and do a solder. But you can do 10 meters, 11 meters, and I think 12 meters possibly. I saw something about that, so maybe something people look into. And those radios run about $200, about the $250 between $200 and $100 price range. If they're willing to spend, you know, if they want something that has a little bit more, has a little bit more options and stuff. So you have the upper and lower side bands. to talk on also on CB radio, which a lot of people do and you can get out a lot further using a sideband versus the regular features. Go ahead Mark, unless you have questions. Thank you, I appreciate that. Real quick, on the, okay, you're a 10 meter and 40 meter, will that also go up to, well, how far up the scale? How far up the band, how far up the spectrum would go? I don't think it goes 80 meters mark, so it'll do all the way at the bottom, like zero megahertz all the way up to, let's see, it gets up to 10 meters, which is 28. I'm trying to remember, I don't think it does 100, I don't know, the 60, I think, 40, 20, and I think there is a mod mark on the Zicu. There's videos, I haven't done it yet, but basically you open up the top, and you unsolder a little resistor and it opens up for the Mars mod so you can talk out a band on the Mars frequencies, the military auxiliary radio frequencies. And basically on the board when you watch the video markets, all it is, you remove the top cover, I believe you can remove the other where the speakers at, and there's a little tiny resistor And it has a little arrow, like a little triangle pointing at it. And that's the one you unsolder and you just bend it upwards and it unlocks the radio for the Mars mod. I don't know if it unlocks it for some other frequencies, but it does do that. Which I haven't done that yet, but that does have it does have that option and they even conveniently put a little arrow for the little resistor or transistor or whatever to unsolder and bend upwards. to do that. One of the things that I want to emphasize and why we keep dwelling on the radio, but especially in the last few days, guys, listen to what we were talking about. All of these people got upset because the internet was interrupted. It wasn't just the internet. There was a lot of other communications interrupted too. And remember, a lot of your long distance goes through the satellite systems and the cable systems. In fact, all your phone services are so mishmish up. I've said many times, traveling over your head right now about 150 feet, depending on where you are and what metropolitan area, if you could just run a lineup into that area, you could intercept vast quantities of cell phone communications, but not in 800 meg, it's in microwave rebroadcasting. because microwave is one of the many methods that are used for jumping from one area to the other or moving through certain areas. It's amazing how the signal I'm talking on right now, or all of us are listening to or talking on right now, how many different legs of how many different generations of technology they're actually running through. So when we talk about radio, and especially right now, you need to be talking about radio everywhere. People at least will listen. If you want to affect the enemy's algorithm, talk about getting the radio where there's no middle man, because that's what just happened here. The middle man hit a switch, and all of a sudden, there was no communication. Well, whenever you're reliant upon a third party and the third party can be used that as a levering tool or a manipulative tool, well, guess what? Someone's going to do that. So, well, they just used a mode that they weren't supposed to yet. Oops. So CB, shortwave, and all radio technology, like I said, FRS, marine radio, you want separate radios if at all possible. This particular unit does a lot. And I don't have a problem with that, except remember, you also want other pieces of equipment just in case that all-purpose unit or that unit that can do more fails because if you lose one, you lose them all if you're only committed to the single system. Always have a committed CB, always have a committed FRS radio system, always have a committed, you know, go right down the shopping list. Now, the neat thing about multi-purpose, multi-task radios is, for instance, especially aviation, where weight counts for everything. Another place where an everything radio would be useful is military operations for combination of monitoring and for inter-unit or multi-tier command communications. It's a convenience radio or it can be used as a surveillance radio. That's really what we would mostly be using that for because I can jump up and down the dial and track the bad guys, so to speak, depending on what they're stuck using. The big thing here again is commit to something but also talk about this. Go get into discussions and watch to see where your enemies are. One of our callers pointed out as soon as he mentions CB. Well, what good will that do you? You know, it'll only go a short distance and the people that are the bad guys will know. Yeah, but there's lots of good guys I know too. And for instance, like right now, most all the radio grids that we're talking about that we've set up, we're the only ones on them. There isn't anybody else interfering with us or bothering us for the moment. Now, eventually people in the short term will scavenge or actually realize that they're gonna need to have something else. But that will be a very extreme minority. Initially, there'll be a pulse, but progressively they'll die off one by one because they won't either want to maintain or don't know how to maintain what they have. Whereas all of you, if you're looking at the long march, you will be able to do so. Go ahead, jump in there. The hand radio I brought it up in the signs for this case. I'm a people and radio crash course on YouTube and radio crash course on YouTube He does videos weekly one or two videos a week and it's got a backlog of different videos covering different pan radio topics even the bow frame radio these I do even Radios that cost you know five thousand ten thousand dollars You know covering these radios and talk about them and review and even doing super simple stuff like using like I like I said, I built a dipole antenna using speaker wire for 10 meters. He covers videos on that and stuff like that, both of your antennas and how to do stuff. Also, he has a link for like a link tree that he gets like a small percentage that goes to Amazon, but he has a, like you click it and then it has all the stuff that he's talked about in videos, whether it be connectors, like he has like a link to an Amazon. that has all the different connectors for the BNC male and female to PL239 connector to BNC and whatnot. And it's a package deal. You get like five or six of these. It's good to have in your pack so you can hook up different antennas that have maybe different connectors. Also, if you buy the, I think I'm gonna screw this up, Mark. Most people call it a banana plug, but it has the red and black positive. You unscrew it and you can put a wire through it. Now, when I was building my antenna, I discovered that the speaker wire was too thick. So I took a drill and drilled out the poles just a little bit. So I did that to both of them. It came in a two pack. So they test that maybe like those just slightly bigger. It doesn't hurt it or anything. And that way you can accommodate a little bit thicker wire. In case you run into that if you're on the field and then you didn't do that you would You'd have to attach a ring terminal to put those on there third part Harbor freight this weekend at Harbor freight They have a coupon if you just do a search on their website. It's also posted in the gilded under the equipment and deals They have no purchase necessary. You get a you have a choice of three items you can get some zipped eight inch zip ties, a pack of eight inch zip ties. I believe there's like 30 of them. A five and one screwdriver that has a bit, you know, has two bits on either end. And then of course, where it accepts the bit is also like a little smaller hex bit to take out little bolts. You get a screwdriver and I don't remember what the type was, a grabber, like you don't have to reach down and pick up stuff. You can pick it up with a little grabber. So that's over at Harbor Freight, just this weekend only starting today till Sunday. You have no purchase necessary as long as supplies last. You walk in and present the coupon, like I said, I posted it from Gilded. Or you can look at the Facebook page or their website. They should have the coupon posted. And that was over at Harbor Freight for free. free item, they have three choices to pick from, so I'd probably pick either the zip ties or the screwdriver. And I'd have one of the screwdrivers. It's okay, I mean, it's something you could throw in a toolbox and you have it in case you need it. So that's all I have, Mark. I gotta get back up, I gotta get stuff done, so. Thank you, appreciate that. Real quick, I think the multi, why don't I, you covered everything, appreciate that. And for everybody out there, again, get a CB, get a CB solutions here with, you know, looking at something that's not just a CB, but we'll do a lot of other work. Information's available. I'm breaking down the radio itself as far as, you know, how to make it do more, how to open up the system. And most of the time they do it in such a way that they conform to the rules, but usually, as is pointed out, there's an arrow on the component that needs to be desoldered and pulled. Well, why would you put that on the motherboard? Think about it. Go ahead. Quick reminder to people, if you pick these up, don't power it up until you put an antenna on it. Right? Remember, antenna is your friend. Hi everybody, how much you want to play with it? I'm gonna turn the widget dial on. Oh boy. Hey, I don't know why my radio doesn't work out of the box. After you hook everything else up. So and let's make sure that we do that right. I tell you what let's do. We're at the bottom. First of all, you're listening to us on LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com LibertyTreeRadio.org and Cremes Clearwater Revival run through the jungle. Of course, most of them may be clubbing like a baby seal. Think about the AI crew. You'll be clubbing them like a baby seal because they got a set of eye shades on. They got corks in their ears. No, wait a minute, they got plugs in their ears and you know where they put the cork. Wait a minute, that's Tommy, the rock opera Tommy. Tommy, can you hear me? Yeah, well, not really. So again, on the up and coming battlefield, they wanted their sense enough to run. Pretty sad. But then again, I don't care. So for everybody, CCR, Credence Clearwater Revival, and run through the jungle. And don't turn back. Don't look back. Run fool. You don't need to say if you're not feeling their claws on your back or your calves while you're busy pumping those little legs. They haven't got there yet. So don't look back. Here we go. Liberty Tree Radio. It is Friday. It is Cinco D'Amo Day and Quartermaster Friday. That was Credence Clearwater Revival. Run through the jungle. For our friends who are working as DJs at all of the different training facilities this weekend, as of this morning for most, we want to say hi. We want to thank you for carrying Liberty Tree Radio. Of course, that's a standard. The fact that the volunteers step up and run the AM and FM micro stations at each site on the weekends, sometimes even during the week, depending on the schedule. Let's do it right, after all, I'm not pronouncing it right. It's schedule, so yeah, it's not a schedule. And they make sure that everything is running appropriately, we get to play DJ, that's a lot of fun, I don't care. Enjoy yourself. Always remember that. Enjoy yourself. We have a lot of blocks where eventually there's an hour here, an hour there, you get to actually play whatever you want. To your left, on every one of those micro AM and FM stations is a library that I help to build. You will notice that my initials are on the CD boxes, the little CD, you know, jewel cases, and there's a date. Oh wow, some of those are kind of old, yeah, because I've been collecting for decades. So I was able to donate, put together a library for almost each one of the facilities for almost nothing. I mean, literally, I just keep collecting. I've got another collection I'm going through right now. And when I'm done, a percentage of these will be spread out because I have duplicates of duplicates of duplicates. I don't let any of that slip through our fingers and make sure it's out where it can be used. And you guys, the one's going to be using it this weekend. So again, thank you. Also, let's see. Oh, the Irish Brigade. Still one of those bouncy songs from the Civil War. You'll hear it in a minute. The Irish Brigade. And for our friends out there that are training this weekend, again, pay attention. We have one of the best service safety records of any kind of institution. We got the thinkers, the other side got the stinkers. And you guys have done a fantastic job. I am not going to jinx you because I know you guys actually stay focused. So keep doing what you're doing and remember, we're doing it with a purpose. We're going to save the country. To do that, we have to fight. And when we fight, we will fight well. Here we go. Go for a pass! Irish and then things of age. Irish with thanks, rights, and liberty we ask. And a Missouri with every defender no matter how old. And again, these Irish, these Irish brigades. It's on the upper second shelf to your left for all of you. People are in your DJ booth slash your engineer booth right there at whichever facility. They're all exactly the same. By the way, for you operators, if you haven't been to the other sites, everyone is identical. So the skills that you're learning right now will carry over to any of the other facilities. Just a heads up. So take your time, go through everything. It was built to be used, not to be stared at. So take the time and work with the equipment. Enjoy yourself. So last but not least, well, if you're out there at this weekend, you will be training with it. And my little arm-o-light is one of the many gladios weapons that are part of the militia corps and for the whole of the population a shield against tyranny, a tool. Alongside a square long line in the whole company. And another one on me, and I kept around an inch in for me, little Arvel. You see my young breed, six hundred pretty soldiers he had lined up at his feet. Down in the philanthropy, in the dark with the whole company. And another one on, I kept around an inch in for me, little Arvel. I came to visit me, was in the early hours. Since I was in St. Ferris armor charge The stock I had me cornered would I give them all a flight? When the armor pierced to the soft, me little arm of life And it's thrown in the new lodge, it's right on to me Lying in the dark with double company I be left and another one on me I'd click for ammunition for me little arm of life He's a battle's won, and Rosie had told him, we've got run Almost into the last 10 minutes here of The two are blocked for the Intel report. It's Friday. We're heading into the weekend. We are in the weekend for all practical purposes. We're probably going to get some rain. We are maybe going to get a little snow out of that. I figure if they say you're going to get some rain, we still have cold weather here if need be. So let's just figure we're gonna get some A, it's gonna start out as rain, B, it's gonna turn to sleet, and C, it's gonna turn to snow. Now it won't stick, but it's still gonna be coming down. So make sure that you have all your wet weather gear if you're traveling anywhere this weekend. Don't be stupid, make sure you've got your wet weather and cold weather gear in the vehicle. It can be your punk a junk second stuff. That way nobody will steal it out of the car from you like, I had to take dad's coat or mom's jacket cuz it's just so nice. Now you take the plaid old hunter's coat and put it in the car that fits you. No chances are junior or other members of the family aren't gonna be too excited about. It doesn't look pretty, yes, but it does keep me warm. And in these conditions, I need to stay dry and therefore I will stay warm. So don't forget your wet weather gear. Now, yesterday somebody was asking, and while we're playing the music here, as a matter of fact, There were two pieces that we put up on the air. The one is again Satan in Arizona I guess is the best way to describe it. This is on the Michael Knowles channel. K-N-O-W-L-E-S. Michael Knowles. It's probably in the gilded scroll. If you get a chance, the title of the video on YouTube is watch. semicolon, Lib praises the Satanic Temple on Senate floor. And yes, you heard me right, watch. Lib praises the Satanic Temple on Senate floor. And the easy way to do this is to go over to the Michael Knowles channel on YouTube, and that's K-N-O-W-L-E-S. Knowles, Michael Knowles channel. Now the other one, and this is something, it's over at Gateway Pundit. There are two videos. Somebody I think said, well, I saw one. Here's the second one. Scroll down a little farther. www.thegatewaypundit.com. The title of the article is Michigan State Board Members' Warren State Homeschool Registration List is a precursor to unwarranted home entry, okay? By Brian Lupo, LUPO, was dated February 22nd, 2024, and it was posted at 2.40 p.m. There probably is an update, probably, but this is at TheGatewayPundit.com. It's Michigan State Board members, Warren State homeschoolers, registration list is a precursor to unwarranted home entry. There was a lot more in there. But there are two videos. You gotta be patient because the person did not edit anything. He just left the two as part of the Department of Education, Michigan, for Michigan. committee meetings and all of it's right there so you can show people, take them to this article, has the links with the video blocks posted in the article with little rectangular images, YouTube, you know, YouTube arrows and links, etc. All you do is tap it and you're there. You want to show that to everybody in Michigan that you can, especially if they're Patriot, pro-homeschooling. We're pro-homeschooling. We homeschool all our munchkins. And you should be doing it too. I think the reason that they're doing this is because, as we've said before, as the Sotanic Pedo Queer Agenda has now become so obvious, many people are walking away from the public fool system. The public fool system teachers got what they wanted, the superintendents got what they wanted, the pedo queer principals and pedo queer superintendents all got what they wanted. They're typically pedos and queers. and hardcore petals. We've had a long history of that in the Michigan Department of Education Pervert Society across the board and the teachers are supporting it and helping to promote it, etc., etc., just as wicked and evil. So with that being the case, again, you want to watch this because this is one of the many things that will get us into a shooting war faster than anything. And you need to be prepared. This way you need to be squared away. You're a Minuteman. Many, of course, we have many of the reasons that people are presently organizing is mutual defense, which is how it should be anyway. We should also have the understanding of the long-term aspect of the militia is part of the checks and balances system. It is not controlled by the government governor. It is not controlled by the Fed. The general population as militia at large are there as part of the checks and balances system to ensure that when bad government arises and it will, the people put it back in check, put it back in the box, or put it under the ground as needed. And to do that, we need to be better armed, and we are better armed and as well trained as anybody else on the planet, which we are. Organize Army equipment train as militia, establish a 510 program in your area of operations, logistics, the key to victory. And don't forget, again, tactically dispersed, so many different things that need to be covered. Again, we were talking about pouches. Somebody asked again, okay, let me go slow mission on this. Number one, colmans.com, colmans.com, colmans.com. Sportsmansguide.com, Sportsmansguide.com, Sportsmansguide.com, and also Major Surplus out in California. Now there's other companies out there, but these three have a good selection and usually are coming up also with other items that are coming out of the surplus industry, out of the mechanism. The only problem is because it's surplus is you're not going to necessarily get selection of color. A, B, U camouflage for some of these radio pouches are pretty obvious because of Air Force and aviation linkage there. Coyote Brown is really good and common, but you also will find a number in black because of course the Interior Police KGB type, knuckle dragger police state operations. And they love their KGB Interior Police black uniforms, and so their equipment matches. So, that's the only problem there. You really can't do much with that. You can't. There's not dyeing that's going to do any good. I have an experiment I want to do with bleaching, but it wouldn't be bleaching the whole thing. I want to use bleach or use a pulling agent to take some of the color out of the black in bands, like tiger striping. And the reason is that when you have a big black blob, it's not really natural out there. But if you break it up, streaks of dark, dark, dark charcoal and black or whatever are all over the place. So what you want to do is create blobs of lighter contrasting color to disrupt the basic rectangular shape of the object. So we're going to do more on that. That's one of those things. I've got a couple pieces of gear that are comparable to the pouches that I described earlier in the program. And we're going to experiment first with that and then see if we can recolorize to put a third color on the material. That's the other option. We still don't want to just dark, dark, dark because the farther you get away from dark, dark, dark, the easier it is to look at it as a blob of black that doesn't look natural. Okay, so this is why there's two aspects to effective tactical camouflage. If you notice, like if you look at veil, ATACS, Crypttec, any of them, and especially the Eastern European camels that I've mentioned and some of the French. At close range, you have a micro pattern, but at greater range, you have a light, dark cloud effect which disrupts the overall silhouette. Because otherwise, the farther away you get with a micro pattern, the more it just looks like a dark human silhouette. And you still need to create some form of banding or disruption so that there isn't that two legs torso, two arms and a head, a pumpkin. that are easily identified by your subconscious within what we call fight or flight mode. Okay? Which is again, the most important thing. Your subconscious registers a lot more than you're willing to acknowledge, but in the right situation, it always locks in real quick. It's amazing how well things that dopt get connected. So solutions, not just complaining about the problems, we are at the top. And militia town hall meeting is coming up next, so don't you go anywhere. Anybody who would like to participate, remember this is your program. This is your network, by the way, too. So solutions, not just complaining about the problems. For our friends at Camp Emory, Camp Emerson, New Camp Stasa, Camp Whelan North, the Ogham Aranges, Niagara-Hitcham, Fox-Wolf, and the Rustics, and, uh, I can't forget it, Fort Meding, Michigan. You guys keep up the good work. Some of you are probably getting rained on right now, or are getting wet right now. We expect that. God bless our republic. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire's on the run. One of the things that I use for all of my tools, it's called fluid film. Now it's in a red and a kind of a grayish can with red print and a little bit of yellow on it. It is designed to be a sealant, but also it's a tacky sealant that stays with the metal. It's not just a spray on, you know, a soft lubricant. And I highly recommend it. I've left equipment in tool kits outside with the vehicles. And I see great response. Don't see any additional rusting or anything like that taking place. It's called fluid film. Now it's going to be a few dollars a can, but it's worth the money. And in the same vein, the PLS products. Anyway, Ed, come on in next, don't touch that dial. We'll be back at 8 o'clock, meaning until we record gun lists. Bye-bye. and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them. A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impelled them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 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For suspending our own legislators and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever He has abdicated government here by declaring us out of his protection and waging war against us He has printed our seas ravaged our coasts burnt our towns and destroyed the lives of our people He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign mercenaries to complete the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of cruelty and perfectly scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. He has constrained our fellow citizens taking captive on the high seas to bear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their friends and brethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. He has excited domestic insurrections among us, and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers. The merciless Indian savages whose known rule of warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, and conditions. In every stage of these oppressions, we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms. Our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. Nor have we been wanting an attention to our British brethren. We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantedable jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity. and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations which would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must therefore acquiesce in the necessity which denounces our separation and hold them as we hold the rest of mankind enemies in war. in peace, friends. We therefore, the representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, assembled. Appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies, solemnly publish and declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states, that they are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown, and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is and ought to be totally dissolved and that as free and independent states they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may upright do. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. from the Daily Wire. It's on the Michael Knowles channel. I'm going to play the whole thing. I think it's got 44 minutes. I haven't had a chance to listen to the whole thing yet myself. Of course, we heard the opening part of it. I'm just going to play the video because I think it'll take up most of the hour and I've got some of the stuff I've got to take care of, guys. So I've been running around, haven't had a chance to sit down and listen to this through. I don't know, real quick, it sounds like we might have a caller on the line open before I start this. Anybody want to come up? Is there any announcements or anything that we need to air before we move forward? Okay, it doesn't look like that's the case. So, here we go. Just wait a minute, where did I put that now? I'm going to play the video in its entirety. You know how sometimes we conservatives get a little blunt with our rhetoric and we just come right out and say that the liberals and the Democrats promote evil? And then the liberals and the Democrats deny it. And then the squish Republicans say that we're being hyperbolic and engaging in irresponsible inflammatory rhetoric and that our opponents don't promote evil. They just have a difference of opinion and blah, blah, blah. So yesterday, Democrat Senator Juan Mendez extolled the virtues of Satanism in the Arizona State Capitol. Members, I would like to introduce a group of Arizonans, some from my district, but they have membership all across the state. They are here today to confront the arbitrary, tyrannical authority of religious persecution that's scheduled for government committee later on today. Today, members, I want to introduce you to members. We are graced with the presence of ministers and members of the Satanic Temple of Arizona. Please stand today. They're at the Capitol today to fight for the rights of their more than 12,000 members of their denomination and the rights of free speech and free exercise of all Arizonans. The temple practices non-theistic Satanism divorced from superstition without any belief in gods or devils. They practice the religious values of compassion, justice, bodily autonomy, free speech, science, humility, and noble action. As an organized religion, they actively do outreach and community service and participate in public affairs where the issues might benefit from their rational, satanic insights. The mission of the satanic temple is to encourage belovedness and empathy among all people. Of course he's wearing a mask. The public, according to Senator Mendez, might benefit from their rational, satanic insights. and quote their courage and their benevolence, whatever that is. I think he was trying to say benevolence, which means goodwill, which is a strange trait to attribute to the father of lies who felt like lightning from heaven to devour us all and torture us forever in an eternal pit of despair. Now, I obviously have a different view from Senator Mendez and the rest of the liberals. It seems to me that you actually don't have to hand it to Satan. ever under any circumstances. Seems to me that if your ideology leads you to worshipping the devil then you've probably taken a wrong turn somewhere in your logic. But I know what Senator Mendez would say. He would say what the Satanists say. He was reading from their press release which says that they don't actually worship Satan. It's all just ironic. They really just worship humanity. They worship the self because they don't believe in anything higher than the self. I know that's what they say. What they don't realize is John Milton said that too in Paradise Lost. They don't realize that the serpent said that too in the Garden of Eden when he tempted Eve by promising, ye shall be his gods. What these supposedly ironic Satanists are doing to the applause of liberal politicians is precisely what Satanism has always been about. Liberalism and Satanism ultimately come down to the same thing. Idolatry of the self. When conservatives have pointed that out, we've been called hyperbolists and kooks. Now the liberals are admitting it themselves. And when people show you explicitly and emphatically who they are, it is usually prudent to believe them. I'm Michael Knowles, this is The Michael Knowles Show. Welcome back to the show. Disney reportedly wants to replace Johnny Depp with a black woman, of course, in Pirates of the Caribbean. We'll get to that in a moment. First, though, on the topic of left-wing politicians and... black people and white people, I guess. Julius Malima in South Africa is poised to take a lot of seats in the South African Parliament. He is the leader of what was once the third largest party in the South African Parliament, but now it looks like it's making some pretty big gains. For those of you who are not familiar with Julius Malima, he is most famous for calling for the genocide of white people in South Africa. Must never be scared to kill a revolution. The mind that at some point there must be killing because the killing is part of a revolutionary act. I don't know what's going to happen in the future. I'm saying to you, we've not called for the killing of white people, at least for now. I can't guarantee the future. Yeah, but I mean, you'd understand somebody watching that, especially as it gets shared on Twitter. They freak out. It sounds like a genocidal crime. I cry babies. I'm not calling for the slaughter of white people, at least for now. I can't give a guarantee of the future. Especially when things are going the way they are. Subtext. Especially if things are going the way they are. There will be a revolution in this country, I can tell you now. And then we will kill all the white people. It's not even subtext. It's just text. Never be afraid of killing the white people. There's a famous chant that Malima leads which is, kill the boa, shoot to kill, kill the farmer, brrup. So that's what they want to do. They want to kill the white people. And right now the ANC, the leading party there, is losing its majority according to a recent poll. And you're seeing major gains for the EFF, which is the party that that guy leads. You're not allowed to say that. Because we're told that even the very term white genocide, the thing that that guy is explicitly calling for, that's a crazy conspiracy theory and you're not allowed to talk about it. Right? If you use that phrase on social media, if you mention it in the news, you're called a crazy conspiracy theorist, even though it's the sort of thing that that guy is directly calling for. Maybe not yet, but he also is calling for it yet, right? He's also saying, don't be afraid to kill these people. Which shows you that not only According to our modern culture, can you not be racist against white people? Apparently you can't even commit genocide against them. Even if you kill them all. There are four million white people in South Africa and there have been increasing attacks on them in recent years and raids on white farmers and murders of white farmers and their families. And you're not allowed to mention it. You're suspected of being a kind of a racist if you ever even mention that. You can't. What do you mean? You can't. The reason you can't be racist against white people is because racism is the sort of thing white people do. That's how they define it. Racism is a relatively new term and the way that the libs get to control it is they just define it as saying, well, it's the sort of thing that white people can't be. Or the sort of thing that you can't be against white people rather. The sort of thing that only white people can be. Same thing with genocide. Genocide is a relatively new term. The term genocide only cropped up after the Second World War and it was used to refer specifically to Hitler's attacks on the Jews. So that was the original context. It's been broadened out somewhat. But it remains the case, according to our leading genius experts, that you can't commit a genocide against white people. It's not possible. And the abstract Really academic intellectual reasons for this are the same sort of thing we hear all the time. White people have no culture, white people are not a real race, white people are a historical novelty, white people have all the power, white people this, white people that, white people this. But the end result is the same. It's not merely that. White people will be discriminated against by law. in certain countries, including in our own country, by the way, as long as affirmative action was on the books. It's not merely that white people will be discriminated against by the culture and encouraged to be discriminated against by the culture, as is the case in many countries, including our own. It's that a major country, South Africa is not just some far-flung, you know, backwater, South Africa is a major country, can call for the genocide of white people. And you won't really be able to say boo about it. You certainly won't get an audience. Now, speaking of killing, speaking of major threats, we have to protect innocent people, including the most innocent people. That's why you've got to check out Preborn. Right now, go to preborn.com slash NOLS. Every day, Preborn's network clinics rescue 200 unborn babies by introducing a mother to her child via ultrasound. 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Speaking of interracial dialogue, my favorite clip that has gone around since Iceiceice's new song, so I guess it's only been in the last 24 hours. My favorite clip in any case that has been going around the internet is care of a woman named Sukihana and another woman named Bobby Altoff who is a young podcaster, I take it, and they were really almost coming to blows over the host's suggestion that the musician is a good musician. What do you know? You're a musician. That's why I'm interviewing you today so I can get to know you. So I'm a musician. What the f*** that mean? Make magic or something? What is a musician? I think that's... I think you're confusing that. Yeah, I'm not no musician. I make music. I make music. And that's not all I do. I make music, I act. I'm a TV star too, a young woman. I'm just really quick. I think you're confusing. I'm not confusing nothing because you don't know. You thought that all I was was a magician or whatever the f*** you said. That's what I think you think I said. I said musician. I think. Not magician. I don't think. Baby, I don't think. What is that? That's ghetto. I don't think. I know. So you, too, you think. I didn't say magician. Sincey, I said musician. And I think you are a musician. No, baby, I do music. So you just really, just really quick for the record, could you say you don't think you're a musician? I'm not into that. But then after that, you just said I do music. Yeah, I do music. So in other words, you're a musician. No, I'm not. OK. Who's on first? Who's on second? No, who's on first? I don't know, third base. That's what this is. This is obviously a bit. Some people were sharing this as though this were a sincere miscommunication. It's obviously a bit. And it's a very funny bit. It's a version in a way of like an old Abbott and Costello routine. But it's also, and this is more to the cultural point here, the specific kind of bit this is, is a minstrel act. And we live at a time where we're erasing all sorts of characters and all sorts of shows and forms of art and jokes because they're supposedly racist. And they're supposedly racist because they come from minstrels. We got rid of Aunt Jemima from the pancake syrup bottle because it was supposedly so racist deriving from the minstrel tradition. And it does, the anchemina character does come from the minstrel tradition. The irony of it is that the anchemina character was created by a black writer named Billy Kirsands, who is one of the most famous minstrel performers in history, but we're not allowed to do that. Now, any time a woman puts a little too much concealer on for Halloween, we're all trying to figure out if she put on blackface and to see if we can cancel her. Because you've got to get rid of minstrels. But this is a minstrel act, and everyone's laughing at it right now. because they refused to acknowledge that. Just like the Tracy Morgan character in 30 Rock, it was a funny bit, but it was a minstrel bit. The joke of it was, he's a caricature of black culture, and he seems kind of dumb, and he seems silly and frivolous. It's kind of funny. It's funny to make fun of any kind of a culture. But we're told intellectually today, you're not in any way allowed to make fun of black people. Except we all we do it. It's not us. I did it a bunch of lives made 30 rock I am quite certain that Suki and this host Bobby Althoff are not right-wing conservatives. They're probably not Trump supporters, right? even the sitcoms of the 1970s great shows the Jeffersons good times all those Norman Lear ships They were they were kind of minstrel shows. So all of this to say that's not that I'm defending minstrel see or whatever I'm not defending Suki on or any of these people My point is, more a historical point, we look back and we throw stones at all of our forebears and all how racist our grandparents were and how evil and rotten and terrible everyone was who ever came before us. We are doing the exact same things. And in many cases what we are doing today is much worse. Take the theatrical tradition and comedy bits aside for a second. We like to look back on history and say, can you believe that for two or three hundred years in America we tolerated a particularly egregious form of slavery. Yeah man, that's terrible. You know we kill 800,000 babies a year now. You know that, right? No, no, no, that's good Michael. That's autonomy. That's freedom. That, yeah, I'm just saying in the future maybe people will look kind of negatively on that. Seems a little crazy to me. Everyone's going to be laughing at this bit. Everyone, but... When we look back in history, people do the same kind of things, these same themes that recur throughout history. It's bad when they do it. It's fine when we do it. It's very bad when they do it. Speaking of putting on an act, nearly half of... Speaking of... There's a Missouri Secretary of State candidate who is... She's got maybe the greatest campaign ad of the year. Her campaign ad consists in lighting... LGBT books that are put in front of little kids on fire. This is what I will do to the growing books when I become Secretary of State. This book will only be a proposed library. When I'm in office, they will burn. Now hold on, hold on a second. I have a question about this ad. And my question is... What is the maximum donation allowed by law that one can make to a Missouri Secretary of State candidate? That that's my only question actually. What an ad. What an ad. Valentina Gomez, a woman on a mission. When I'm in office, these books will burn. And now I know book bans and book burning. They get a bad rap these days, but Virtually every serious thinker for all of history has supported some degree of book banning or censorship and many of them supported book burning. Going back to, I don't know, like, Plato, the Apostles, the great geniuses of the Middle Ages, the Scholastics. Even people who are not exactly on my side of viewing things, you know, I think like Martin Luther, you know, not my main man, but that guy burned books. You know, you get, this recurs throughout history, okay? And we have plenty of book bands today. What's funny is that the Libs pretend they always have these lists of the most banned books and it's always like To Kill a Mockingbird or something, one of the best-selling novels ever that every school child reads by the time he's 12. That's not a banned book. There are legitimately banned books. Go like a... some like Holocaust denying historian. That's a banned... Go try to buy one of those books. You're not gonna find that anywhere. And I'm not arguing that certain books shouldn't be banned. It's the Libs who are saying that certain books shouldn't be banned. But they're the ones who ban all the books. Forget about books that most people would object to. Even just get down to the one book you're not allowed to teach in schools. The Bible. That's the book. The libs support that book ban. They would probably burn it if they had the chance. But they're going to get on this one and they'll say, she's a threat. She's an authoritarian. She wants to censor it. That woman compared to the liberal establishment, that woman is as open-minded as they come. Now, when you want to put out flyers, One great way to do it is with Woke Tears, which is why you gotta check out Woke Tears Water. Right now go to woketearswater.com. Seems like wokeism is everywhere. It's in the air we breathe, the news we watch, even in the water we drink. That is why... Woke Tears bottled water. 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I knew Rana was going to get reelected, and she did, but it looks as though now she might not even finish out her term. Looks like she's fallen afoul of President Trump, or he just thinks that they need someone new. So, reportedly, Trump wants to promote the chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, Michael Wattley. as her replacement and Trump doesn't get to just pick the RNC chairman even though Trump is effectively the leader of the Republican Party right now. So there will be some kind of election but probably what Trump wants will go. A lot of people really they hate Ronna McDaniel, they blame her for Republican losses. A lot of people think this is a major embarrassment for Ronna McDaniel that she's being pushed out. My take on it is sort of just whatever. Whatever. I have an unpopular opinion here, I guess, which is I don't think the RNC actually matters all that much. I don't really think the DNC matters all that much. I don't think the party committees, I'm not saying they have no influence, but compared to candidates who are the real face of the party and who actually determine elections, much more than party chairmen, compared to the candidates, compared to the political action committees, compared to the super PACs, I just don't think the RNC carries all that much weight. Also, Ron McDaniel's been in that office now for what, six, seven years? That is two to almost four times longer than most people. A lot of RNC Chairmen historically serve for a couple years. Some serve for only one year. Some for a couple years. Maybe you get to like four years. But Ron McDaniel's been in it for a long time and some of the elections have been disappointing. No doubt about it. But I don't know. I just don't blame the party flax. I kind of think it's a matter of, well, in certain cases it might be a matter of rigging the election system and using COVID as the excuse. But in other cases, it's the candidates. And in other cases, it's the PACs and the super PACs, which actually fund the campaigns. And in other cases, it's just the political mood. So, Ronna, okay, she's out. I'm not saying she should stay in the office, but I don't think it's quite Such the big news that the beltway elites want to pretend that it is now certain leadership in the party really does matter Especially when we're talking about leadership in the US Senate the Senate Majority Leader wields insane amount of power not just in the Senate but also from the leadership acts that will fund other candidates pick other candidates around the country really affect the outcome of races and Senator Cruz is now calling for the ouster Senate Majority Leader cocaine Mitch everyone here also supported a leadership challenge to bitch mcconnell in november uh... i think republican leader should actually lead this conference and should advance the priorities of republicans and i set up and said look at any ordinary organization when you fit are faced with failure you're running a business and you lose fifty million dollars you don't just say hey everything's great let's keep doing it now you sit down and say what are we doing wrong and at that meeting i turned to that the call of that and i said look we spent the last two years with a group a handful of republicans joining with democrats to pass the democrat agenda mr make maybe that's a good idea i i don't think it is but someone could make the argument that's a good idea along the way he says that now that look at what i may be there is someone out there i wouldn't make that argument because i am intelligent and i have a vision for the party and senator cruz is obviously right As he is right about most things, by far the best Republican senator and one of the best Republicans that we've had in the country in my entire lifetime. I'm not a total Mitch Hader. You know that. I'm grateful to Senator McConnell for standing firm on the judges. He really held firm when Justice Scalia died during the 2016 election. He held firm. He did not allow Barack Obama to replace Scalia, which meant that we got a conservative judge in his place, and then we got more conservative judges, and then we overruled Ruby Wade. So I'm far from a cocaine Mitch Hader, but What this is about is this immigration bill that Mitch McConnell really tried to push which would have been a complete concession on the border would have opened the border even more it's completely unnecessary you don't need a legislative fix to the border crisis the border crisis is a result of the Biden administration refusing to enforce current federal law so just a complete a complete mess and It's probably time for cocaine Mitch to go. I think senator Cruz is probably right here probably need some new leadership. And part of the reason that the conservatives have been angry at Mitch McConnell for many years now, part of the reason I think this leadership challenge could get a little bit more oomph right now is one, because Mitch recently betrayed the conservatives on a major issue, like the defining issue of the last ten years, which is mass migration. The defining issue for conservatives not only in America, but in Britain, in Italy, in Hungary, in France, in Germany, in all over the West. And McConnell totally toned it, and he hung Senator Jim Lankford out to dry on it. He made him the face of it, but it was a deal obviously negotiated by McConnell and Schumer. And the other reason why the leadership challenge would get some oomph right now is because Matt Gaetz has largely been vindicated on Austin Kevin McCarthy. I wasn't a total McCarthy hater either. I felt Kevin McCarthy was probably the most conservative speaker of the House of my lifetime. And yet, that's damning with faint praise. The conservatives in the House felt that he had betrayed them. They pushed him out. They get this guy Mike Johnson instead, and Mike Johnson kills the stupid immigration bill. Great. Looks like a vindication for me. Not only can the replacement of an establishment guy in leadership with a conservative, can it be good? But we've got evidence that it has turned out to be pretty good. If I were cocaine Mitch, I would seriously be considering stepping down. Now, the guy that Mitch McConnell hung out to dry on this immigration bill, Jim Lankford from Oklahoma, I have a fair amount of pity for him. He's trying to push this bill that nobody wants. Well, Democrats and squishes want it, but the conservatives don't want it. He's getting absolutely eviscerated over it. I've always kind of liked Jim Langford. I don't have anything against him, but this was a huge, huge miscalculation, and now Senator Langford is playing victim. Some of them may have policy differences. Some of them have been very clear with me. They have political differences with the bill. They say it's the wrong time to solve the problem or let the presidential election solve this problem. In fact, I had a popular commentator Four weeks ago that I talked to you that told me flat out Before they knew any of the contents of the bill any of the content nothing was out at that point That told me flat out if you try to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year I will do whatever I can to destroy you Because I do not want you to solve this during the presidential election by the way they have been faithful to their promise and have done everything they can to destroy me in the past several weeks. I don't know who the commentator is. It wasn't me, actually. But the commentator was right. But the commentator was even more right than he lets on in the telling of Senator Lankford here. The issue is not simply that we don't want to solve this problem in an election year. We want to let the presidential election solve it. That's a great way for the squishes and the establishment to frame the issue. The issue is, we don't stand to benefit at all from this bill. There's no benefit. Forget the political benefits or harms during election year. We know for a fact that Democrats are not negotiating in good faith. We know for a fact they're not enforcing the current law and they're saying, hey, since we're not enforcing the current law, we're going to force you to the table to pass a new law that maybe will enforce. But there's no reason to believe they would enforce the new one either. And the new law they want to pass would not reduce illegal immigration. It would increase it, almost certainly. And it would not reduce migration broadly, which is what most Americans want. It would dramatically increase migration. And it would give Democrats new voters, and it's just a complete disaster. And so, as I said before, I generally like Jim Lankford, and I feel bad for him here. I'm feeling less bad for him, and I'm liking him less the more he whines and cries and plays the victim here. No, this isn't about those those self-interested conservatives trying to win an election This is about your failure your horrible political miscalculation to believe Mitch McConnell and the Democrats And and and to push a bill that would increase migration which we don't want we have too many people coming into the country Call me crazy. I think four million foreigners a year coming into the country is a little much in a country of 330 million people And I think that when you have the largest movement of people ever in recorded history over the last 60 years into this country, it's a little much. Maybe we can push the brakes a little bit. I'm losing a lot of my sympathy for Jim Lankford here. Just admit you screwed up. This is a stupid bill. And kill it. And try to do better next time. Well, I don't know why are people being so mean. Because you're pushing a horrible bill that none of us want. It would give Democrats probably a permanent electoral majority. And everyone makes mistakes and we're willing to forgive you, but stop whining and man up and kill the bill. Good grief. Speaking of Republicans failing in Congress, Alejandro Mayorkas, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, was about to be impeached by the Republicans until he wasn't. The vote failed. Final vote, 214 to impeach, 216, don't impeach. This was after the House GOP Vice Chairman Blake Moore from Utah flipped to a don't impeach vote, though we shouldn't really blame him for that. The only reason he did that... was to break a tie and then hope that they can bring this back up when another Republican is back, Steve Scalise, who was out for medical treatments. Had Steve Scalise been there, probably the impeachment would have just barely passed, although I don't know, maybe some squish would have flipped in that case too, and then they would have, maybe we would have just once again gotten pretty close and then it doesn't work. My question here is not Why didn't they schedule the vote for when Steve Scalise was in town so that we would have had the votes that we needed? That's not even my issue. My issue isn't, well, why don't they bring it up again next week? I don't know. Maybe they will bring it up again next week. My question is this. It goes back a little further. Why did Republicans kick out George Santos? Remember George Santos? He's the kind of wacky, crazy... Republican from Long Island who apparently lied about everything in his past and was a financial fraudster and was a drag queen I guess and did all he's like a weird guy, you know And maybe lied about even being a homosexual. I don't he's he's an odd duck. I'm not telling you he's not Why do we kick him out? We kicked him out because of how principled we are and we're so principled that now we only have a three-vote majority in the Congress and we can't even impeach the worst Homeland Security Secretary in history who's flagrantly violating the law Because it's about principles we are. And what's the principle exactly? George Santos lied about his ethnic heritage. Oh wow, we've never seen that in the US Congress, right? We don't have a woman who's nicknamed Senator Lya Watha. Focahontas up there in the Senate. Well, George Santos was financially quite dodgy and fraudulent. Oh, really? Okay, are we going to kick out half of Congress then? Well, Santos was sexually deviant. Uh-huh, okay, you going to kick out the other half of Congress then? Well, Senator... Congressman Santos was this, that, or the other thing. I'm not defending him. I wouldn't really like to vote for the guy. I don't like him at all. But why would you kick him out, you dummy Republicans? You just... You clutch defeat from the jaws of victory so often to impress liberals who hate you and who would never extend to you any such grace. For nothing. For no end. Not for the end of justice, not for the end of morality, certainly not for the end of political flourishing. My favorite comment yesterday is from Frank S. 111, who says, Joe Biden talking to Francois Mitterrand was just him talking to one of his millions of voters. That's a good point, actually. You're right. Francois Mitterrand was not able to vote for Democrats when he was the living president of France. But now that he's dead, you're right, actually. I think he's registered in Pennsylvania. Now, speaking of replacing people, Disney, they've heard you. Disney, they got a little blowback when they were caught on camera saying that they were pushing a not-so-secret gay agenda on your children. Disney got a little bit of pushback when they replaced Snow White with this woman in a new Snow White story who she emphatically isn't Snow White. We I called her sometimes like um sand beige or something like that But that that's not that's by far the least silly part of her casting the silliest part of her casting is she hates The story and she says we don't want love. We don't want a prince charming. We don't want this We don't want it is obviously so woke is obviously dei was obviously you know any kind of traditional Traditional is bad, white is bad, men are bad though in that case it's a female character being replaced by a female. But now we've got a better opportunity for Disney. They've heard you, so they're going to replace Johnny Depp with a black lady according to reports. The lady is Ayo Eddibiri. I'm not familiar with her work, she might be a fine actress. But one thing I can tell you is she's not the Johnny Depp character because she's not a dude. And this would be for Pirates of the Caribbean 6. Her character is named Anne. So it's not an exact one-to-one of Captain Jack Sparrow. It's this new character named Anne, and it might be based off a real-life pirate named Anne Bonny, who was Irish. So what Disney's pushing back and saying, look, we want to replace all the white guys with black ladies. in the name of DEI, even if it doesn't serve the story, even if it doesn't make sense. But you, you racists and you sexist, you don't even understand, this is based on a real character. And the real character is a woman. Well, that is true, but the woman's Irish. And I don't... I don't think this is what black Irish means. Have you ever heard that phrase black Irish? Black Irish is a term used among Irish Americans to explain why certain Irish people here have slightly darker features or dark hair or dark eyes. But it's totally made up. The myth around black Irish is that some Spaniards landed in Ireland some centuries ago and that's why some of them look a little bit more Mediterranean. But it doesn't appear to be... backed up by any genetic analyses, so it's just a fake American kind of story. And in any case, black Irish doesn't mean actual African people. Now you might say, well Michael, who cares? Any person of any race, or some would say of any sex, should be able to play any character. I don't think that's true. Some characters, I think the race doesn't really matter. All characters, the sex usually matters, but some the race doesn't really matter. That view was not the view of August Wilson, the leader of the modern American black theater. That wasn't the view of a whole lot of people in the history of theater. And it isn't the view of audiences. Like some sexes are different, cultures are different. And every time that Disney does this, the movies are flops. But they don't really care. They feel that they have hegemony. So they're gonna serve it up. And doesn't matter. Go see it, don't go see it. The DEI leftist agenda continues apace. Speaking of women potentially replacing men, the Nevada presidential primary took place. Most people didn't pay attention to it because the Republican primary is effectively over and Trump is the nominee. But what was weird about Nevada is that Nevada had both a primary and a caucus. So, in Nevada, it used to be that the nomination fight was settled in a caucus, and then in 2021, the legislature said, no, we're going to become a primary state, not a caucus state. But the GOP didn't like this, so the GOP has held firm to the caucus, at a separate caucus, and they said that if you participate in the primary, you don't get to participate in the caucus. So even before all the other candidates dropped out, most of them were going to participate in the caucus. Nikki Haley was not. Nikki Haley said, no, I'm going to be in the primary. And so as a result, Trump, who is the last remaining serious candidate in the primary, he was not in the Nevada Republican presidential primary. He won the Nevada caucus, which is actually what's going to count toward the nomination. And Nikki Haley won the primary. Well, no, she didn't. She beat Mike Pence, who was still on the ballot, even though he dropped out. She beat Tim Scott, who was still on the ballot, even though he dropped out. She beat John Castro, who I've never heard of. even though he was still on the ballot, but she lost to none of these candidates. Nikki got about 33% and none of these candidates got 60.4%. None of these candidates got almost twice as many votes as Nikki Haley. Not a good sign. Now, Nikki did not really campaign in Nevada. Obviously, she wasn't even taking the primary seriously. That's why she wasn't in the caucus. But it's embarrassing. It's not a good headline cycle. Now they're headed to South Carolina and the problem with South Carolina is Trump is currently leading Nikki by at least 20 points depends which poll you look at but maybe 30 points maybe more That's her home state. So as I've predicted for a while Nikki is gonna stay in this race and she said she said it She said I'm not going anywhere keep donating She's gonna stay in this race to be the number two candidate to be the clear number two once Trump gets a nomination and then in 2020 H I'll be able to claim look I was the last choice. If Trump loses, she can claim, hey, you're going with me, maybe you would have won. And even if Trump wins, he's going to be term limited out. So she can say, look, I was the number two choice then, and she can make a credible run in 2028. And she can claim to represent the lane that she's picked, which is the more establishment, more centrist kind of lane in the GOP, which still represents a lot of voters. And she can say, I've got appeal to independents, I've got appeal to suburban moms and all this kind of stuff. But one thing that is certain, is that she will not be the Republican nominee in 2024. Now, another reason that Nikki Haley is running here is because one, she's a talented politician and she's managed to beat out all the other candidates in the field other than Trump. And two, because Biden seems so beatable. I think it was Peter Ducey who just asked White House Press Secretary, Queen Jean-Pierre if she could maybe explain why Joe Biden thought that he had just met with the former president of France who died in 1996. Here is KJP's answer. Even though in Las Vegas he told the story about recently talking to a French president who died in 1996 I'm not even gonna go down that rabbit hole with you, sir You saw the president in Vegas in California, you've seen the president in South Carolina you saw him in mesh, Michigan I'll just leave it there What listen, I'm not even go. I'm not even gonna answer your question Which is the best answer she could give? There's no way in doing so. But the honest answer is because Joe Biden's obviously in decline and he's doing that thing that your grandparents all did just before they died. Which is they confused people and they confused not not just weeks and years But they confused whole decades and epochs and they forgot who's alive and who's dead That's the honest answer. So she can't say that's because I'm not even gonna answer that question and he goes What are you talking about that your job is to answer the questions give it and or the best you can muster is look you've seen the president, California, Alaska Brazil China I had eggs for breakfast this morning. Look at my hand. Is that a butterfly? Give it a gobbledygook. Okay next question That's the best thing. She's just gonna say words so that maybe if you put the TV on mute, it looks like she's answering the question, but her firm answer is, yeah, man, we got nothing. We've got nothing as it pertains to a rational debate over Joe Biden's case for reelection. We got nothing there. The best they're going to hope for is that they can keep rigging the elections with losing voter ID, with promoting widespread mail-in ballots, and with encouraging ballot harvesting. That's their only chance. And maybe they think it's a good chance, and they don't think they have to answer to the people. Okay, Theology Thursday, baby. And Professor Jacob, I don't know why I keep giving him more and more rights and freedoms on this show. He has insisted that we play a new game. It's gonna be a Bible verse game. No, I don't know. Listen, Professor Jacob, he was schooled by those hibodniks over there. So I don't know. I was schooled. I had a semi-weak catechesis. And then, so I don't know, maybe he's gonna get me. We'll find out. You can help me. The rest of the show continues. Now, you don't want to miss it. Become a member. Use code NOLS Canada to be released. Check out for two months free on all annual plans. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me he said, We fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations this legacy we gave. In this the lackin' 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 us and you've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seize 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 will be. Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God-given right. And pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled each God-given rite, 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? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the evening intelligence report I mark corny. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west, south, east, and north. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com LibertyTreeRadio.org and we're on satellite. I'd like to say hi to all our merchant marine operators out there. No matter what body of water you're on, we know you're all over the planet. We virtually touch every body of water at some point or another with this program through your satellite rebroadcasts or listening, analog and digital. We're on a myriad of other communications technologies, both the inside and outside these United States. It is Friday, it's Cinco de Amo Day and Quartermaster Friday. It is the 23rd of February, 16th year of open obvious and in your face Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K 2023. Oh, forgive me, that would be a that'd be nice. I'd like to get these two months back 2024 old earth calendar I'm a doctor, not a brick basin. and beyond actually. More on that in a minute. It is of course, well going into the weekend we'll see how to camp Emory Camp, Emerson New Camp, Stossel Camp, Wayland North, the Ogham Aranges, Niagara Jim Fox, Wolf and the Rustics along with new Fort Benning here in Michigan. In fact we're looking at, I think they dumped Fort Hood, we know that. Did they dump Fort Bragg and come up and pull some other BS name out of their arse? I think they did. We're going to end up with a pretty cool stellar configuration of facilities once this war kicks in and we're done with the socialists in Michigan. We're going to be looking pretty cool. We're going to have some history to work with, and that's how it should be. The rest of the country, that's going to lose its heritage. A lot of them already have. They've allowed it to happen. They're stupid. What can I say? It's stupid. But don't worry, we'll take care of that. We've got a lot of good people that are working in our camp and we'll advance the agenda as we choose. We'll make sure that happens. So, anyway, Ken, Ed's probably going to want to step away and take a bit of a break. I know they've been kind of busy, you know, of course, for the last hour. I hope- Hey, Mark. I know we have. We've got Tom there. Tom, jump in there, please. Go ahead. Well, Brad, you've now called Fort Liberty. There we go. Good, thank goodness. Well, you know, I had this conversation with the NBF War College Airborne School and if they lost it, we gained it. It would be kind of cool, wouldn't it? Yeah, the militia and the Patriot effort are going to keep alive American heritage while the buffoons, idiots, fools, bottom-feeding incompetence, you know, satanic pedo queers are just going to keep, well, cutting off their nose despite their face. So they can do what they're doing, we'll take care of doing what we're doing. This is great. And by the way, we're here to protect and defend the Constitution, Bill of Rights of the United States, and respectively the sovereignty of the American people. We are part of the checks and balance system. Be proud, be militia. Because militia were there first, before the Army, before the Navy, before the Air Force, before the Marine Corps. The militia was ready to fight, and we're first to fight. Across all of what were the colonies and became America, became the United States, these United States. So militia, that's what I want to be and you better be thinking about that idea too because we've got to organize armed equipment, train as militias, establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations, logistics, the key to victory, do what you can as quick as you can and make sure that you doubt all the I's and cross all the T's. Nothing to report, by the way. I'm sure there are a few people that were wondering, oh, Mark mentioned the NBA War College with the Airborne School. There are no changes so far. Sorry, guys. We did have about, what, a month and a half ago. We had one person who was fortunate to look forward, let us know what was going on. So there was a shift and everybody indexed up. But there are no changes to the roster the way it is. The pecking order stays the same. If anybody else has to drop out, I will remind you again, the airborne school is very limited, but we do consistently graduate a number of people and it's to the standards of the traditional airborne elements of the military. With a few advantages because we actually integrate helicopter operations directly with the airborne element because we're airborne, we have airborne Air Mobile and it's not going to be dominant, but it's there. And we have people who now have the experience necessary to step into certain positions as expansion of those companies or battalions take place. So again, good work, but not yet. Nothing has changed yet. So everybody's where they have been. Let's see, over at, oh, oh, shoot, I didn't get the answer to that. As I got the email about 40 minutes ago, there was a request. Let me point this out. I did send out a notice about body armor being available. I did not get the answer back. The inventory is quite extensive. This is going to be a one-time deal. We'll also let people on the air know about this that are here in Michigan or Indiana or Ohio. but we have access to a wide spectrum of sizes in standard full wraparound body armor and it is surplus. Now, I won't know till Monday, probably midday, since I did not hear today. I will know by Monday, midday, what the situation is and what the numbers are, but we're going to probably buy everything they've got. It will be policy. I talked to a couple of the people. I got some meetings this weekend and what we will do is buy the entire batch and then people can pick out from there. But this means everybody needs to step up quickly because a few people are going to be footing the cost for a couple of thousand pieces of equipment. So, and again, this is size small, size extra large and possibly some extra, extra large is in a full wraparound conventional vest, not a tactical vest, but again, an undercover type. But I highly recommend you take advantage of this. There are very few items like this out there for the price that we're looking at. And if I can hornswoggle them down a little lower on the price I'm going to on Monday. First, I'm going to get a quote and confirm, and this will be at the jobber slash wholesale price end. So it's not going to be outrageous. So, yes, it would also behoove you to get more than one, which is the other consideration. So that's the best I can do for a warning order. This is Friday. It is 15 minutes after 8. Oh, and by the way, forgive me. Guys, you're also listening to us on WBCQ, the planet. We are on 6.160, regular shortwave, and that's from Monday through Friday. And again, break out your AM-FM shortwave radio receivers. and tune in to 6.160, regular shortwave, and that's Monday through Friday, 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Another thing I got into a couple days ago when I was saying, does everybody, not everybody, I think understood what a bump helmet was. A lot of times we use terms and we can't assume everybody knows. A bump helmet is like a safety helmet. In fact, it is a safety helmet. But it's not necessarily a ballistic, it doesn't necessarily have any ballistic defense potential. All helmets basically are pump helmets, but the plastic mountain climbing, safety service, emergency service helmets that are out there are actually pretty decent pieces of equipment. And by the way, a percentage actually are Kevlar. They're just not rated as Kevlar ballistic protection helmets. but they are Kevlar molded helmets in some cases. Those work, but they offer protection because your little beaner can only handle so much bumping and you're out like, you know, you're out like a light. So in the future environment or even present environment, I highly recommend a helmet. And this is why I also said there are no such thing as older, like say military obsolete helmets. All of them do as well as any bump helmet will and better. There are many of the steel pots that are out there of different nations that were have pistol and even rifle ballistic defense ratings Not all helmets steel helmets are alike There are a wide range that have been available over the last century remember that only puts you back to 2024 But there's a whole bunch of commercial stuff That is designed for logging, mining, and the equipment is actually very robust and very well built. And works just signed fine for tactical purposes. I will remind you that years ago, in fact, everybody usually remembers the movie Black Hawk Down. Well, remember the big deal was with the Delta Force deployed that at that time, the big deal was that they were using hockey helmets. What? Yeah, they said well, they've got these really weird helmets that they wear and of course as people we realized some of them were in the know It's like oh, those are hockey helmets It's a good choice. Yeah, you have good you have good impact protection after all It's one of the few sports where you carry a club a club that's pretty much unbreakable Okay made out of oak and ash or whatever or laminate and fiberglass So if it hits you kind of hurts It used to be that yeah, getting knocked out or getting teeth knocked out wasn't an uncommon thing. Hockey players could be identified by the number of broken windows they had when they smiled. Okay. But the hockey helmet was a good choice. It afforded good ear audio collection because the ears were exposed. It was just generally a good choice. But before then and since then, there were a lot of other helmets out there on the market that were made for very dangerous environments but weren't really as commonly seen. That's why they were out of sight, out of mind. Like I said, mining technology, etc. too. All those helmets would work, but the old Swiss M70 series of helmets are great. They're ballistic and are supposed to be rated up to rifle. The German copy of the US M1 helmet, which by the way is other than the looks, it is a totally different helmet. The German M1 type helmet has a, does not have a second shell. It is a very heavy affair. It has the rubber baby buggy bumper insert head protection instead of a basket liner. because again it's supposed to be a ballistic helmet and it will handle at the very least most pistol ammunition in theory was supposed to handle light rifle. There was a flush of those that came out in a couple decades, not a couple decades, about 16 years ago, almost two decades. And when they came out it was the big push where the Germans were going over to Kevlar. However, the helmets that they had were actually quite effective. Hungarian and also the Romanian Warsaw Pact helmets, depending on what model, also are ballistic rated for small arms ammunition. But this varies depending on which country and what year it was made. The heavier helmets typically, again, yes, have a better rating. So, yes, those are working and all of those helmets, those steel helmets would work as a bump helmet also. No matter what steel helmet it is. The US M1 pattern standard helmet is not outdated or obsolete per se. In fact, it was the first of the new multi-layer or dual layer ballistic helmets that came out into service. And of course we developed it at the very, very beginning of the war. We had the Doughboy helmet when we started out World War II. The replacement, there had been a lot of thought going into changing out the helmet in the first place. The project actually dates back to the early 30s, but because of the depression and also, oh, that's right, the War Powers Act with all the scams, garbage was going on with our economy. They held off on introducing the program or completing it. They did and the rest is history. That helmet of course served in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and post-Vietnam. The path-get system was to replace it. That included both physical body armor for the person, but helmet, a significant helmet change too, going over to Lamin-it Kevlar. None of these helmets are obsolete. None. There is no such thing. It's a matter of how much protection they offer. And remember, don't let anybody tell you something is bullet proof. There is no such thing. There is bullet resistant, but not bullet proof. Most common mistake made. I got a bullet proof my vest I can go out there and oh, I guess he's not going any farther. Because it's a matter of what's down range coming at you. Something's going to get through to the soft, chewy Oreo center, okay, if you're not careful. So again, I highly recommend any of the helmets, whatever you want to pick as far as if you're going with a bump helmet, but there are some really well-built lumber helmets that actually are about the same basic spec as the hockey helmets that we were just talking about. But it does afford connections for earmuffs, which of course could be adapted over for, oh, that's right, for radio tech. And since typically a lot of the units actually have radio tech on board, might even be set up and ready to roll, depending on what you purchase and how much money you spend, to adapt the more recent standard US military patterns of communication sets that are out there. So, might even find that they're actually just using the same thing. So that's another venue. And again, I will point out Grainger, not the only place to go. There's lots of other industrial supply companies. But Grainger has a wide range of pretty much everybody's stuff in the inventory. So at the very least, it's a good place to go to shop by item and then search the system to see if there's a better price. Just something to think about. Anyway, other things, with most of the other vests that are out there, guys, there's a dozen companies, well, no, I'll take that back. There's probably 40 or 50 companies out there presently offering body armor. They will offer plates separate from being in a vest and or carrier system. One of the ways to deal with having older body armor in place is to go with the newer, more sophisticated insert armor panels and installing them in an existing vest that you already have, especially if you have any of the tactical British, Belgian, French, Italian, let's see, Polish, Hungarian, and or American vests that have been put out over the last 20 to 30 years. The armor that is presently there works, but adding the plates means it works that much better. And since the newer plate systems have shaved off some weight, and of course part of this is by doing a better job with compression of the laminate layers that make up the plate, and adding other materials, by the way too, You can buy almost any size that you need and adapt it to existing pockets or armor retention pockets that are already on your vest. Let's remember center of mass, your chicken plates as they used to be called, chicken plate, was designed to cover, you know, as a shock trauma plate over the heart. It's basically what all of your plate armor is doing right now anyway. So, if you have one of those, for instance, the Italian units with the ceramic armor, you could dramatically upgrade your vest with a couple of add-on panels, bow-tash, freedom armor, I think there's AR400, You just do a search on the web, you'll find, like I said, 50 to 60 different companies offering material. And the most important thing is not everybody offers the same product. So if you need a certain size to fit a certain pocket or sleeve on existing armor, then by shopping around, you'll probably find what you need that will fit that pocket. Now, somebody's asking here, what about the Osprey rigs? The Osprey armor is fantastic. The problem is getting all the do-dead pieces that make up the Osprey, like the gorges, the throat side panels, the shoulder panels, the sub-shoulder and collar panels. If you look at it, there's a map out that shows you how many different pieces there are. Even the companies that sell the panel bags, the vest without the armor. They have usually a pretty good layout to show you what we're talking about. Now, can you cut Kevlar to make that fit that? Yeah, you can actually. I've done it several times before. Years ago, I bought tonnage of decommissioned Pascat or threat level two, threat level three vests. Used to get them by the tons and of course demilitarized. And using a heated wire, a thermal wire, you can cut the panels as needed, especially since it's something that's already been abused by demilitarizing it to a limited degree. That means it's perfect for doing those small panel ideas that we were just talking about. You can of course also if you look around example is sportsman's guide has a gorges panel I think for one of the Italian Vests, it's the ceramic throat front plate You might want to go take a look at this. It's not an unreasonably priced It's rifle rated or supposed to be it's a rifle rated panel Now, it's going to be kind of very specific. There's two places you can probably use it. A, in its original intended area to protect the neck and throat in the front, or you could use it for groin armor. Another area you would like to protect. So, just take that into consideration. If you want to reinforce certain spots, that's an option. One of the things about building up the osprey armor is you actually would probably build if you were if you're able to match up most of the panels, which by the way you can if you're careful, you would end up with a better rating than the original osprey armor that the Brits were issuing. You can even double up panel plates like forward breastplate or gut plate areas. Why not? You know nothing that says it has to be whatever their standard rating was you can double up panels Oh now by the way, you're gonna carry weight But if your big concern is I gotta stop whatever is coming in well consider that you can double up critical components You know critical points and actually well at a pretty reasonable price right now And the other consideration is building your own. So when we say building your own, if you go over to YouTube and punch in building homemade body armor, there are far more videos that I could possibly mention in an hour available on YouTube. I want you to go look at those anyway. Why? Well, we talked about armoring up your house, but how about armoring up your car? How about critically armoring parts of your car and doing it surreptitiously so it doesn't jump out at anybody. An example, as I've said many times, around the back seats, back of your driver and rider seats, the whole back panel behind your back seat of your vehicle, along your trunk wall. In fact, I've also argued you can do it more than one panel. Do it also, do a series of panels inside, right behind the tail light panel, right behind the back of the car. Then have another set of panels right behind the rider's seat. Now, one might not stop it, but progressive resistance points that are almost at rifle range or whatever, you know, ballistic pistol range. would be very beneficial. And then still wearing body armor yourself while armoring the seats and even armoring other parts of the vehicle, especially where there's going to be a probable threat. That can be side flanks, it can also be the radiator area while still not completely, you can't cover the radiator up. The car's got to breathe, nor for it to cool, okay? So you have to balance that out and make the thing, make the technology work for you, you gotta be creative. So, body armor is not out of budget. In fact, if you look, guys, any body armor, it's like helmets. Any helmet is a good helmet. Any body armor is good body armor. Better body armor increases your chances of survival. But I will say again, full wraparound armor is critical. If you look at what's happening, we're back to Dark Side of the Moon combat over in Yuck Rain. and anywhere else and as has always been the case it's not so much rifle rounds it's going to be fragmentation that you have to worry about. So let's make sure that we deal with that accordingly. Let's be prepared to handle it and act as quickly as we can to get it done. For you guys who have a home workshop building homemade body armor is nothing. You could have it as a side project, let everything dry, compress everything and do it off to the side while you're busy doing a dozen other things in the shop. Once it's assembled, it's just a matter of time and waiting for it to cure. Let's see, we're at the bottom. I got to make sure we do this at least in a timely fashion. You are listening to us on Liberty Tree Radio dot 4mg dot com Liberty Tree Radio dot org. And we're on 6.160 regular shortwave WBCQ the planet. That's WBCQ the planet. Right here on 6.160 Monday through Friday 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Now if you'd like to write us you can write us at PBN PO box 194 Dexter, Michigan 48130 PBN PO box 194 Dexter, Michigan 48130 and also email liberty at provide.net. If you'd like to drop an email with a music request, for instance, you can send a music request to liberty at provide.net. And if you do, make sure you put music request in capital letters. That way I'll see it in the jimble and jumble of 1,000 emails we'll get today. Makes it easier for me to sub categorize and put it over where we need it. Oh Let's see And of course going into the weekend also pay attention the most these the gun spots have some pretty interesting deals and it is Cico de Amo de over at Bear Creek Arsenal, they do have a number of uppers for about 169 to 179 apiece and You may want to take a look at those and Palmetto State Armory for the week has had the dagger earth brown pistol frames complete everything on board. It's an FFL item for $49.95 tax license and due to preparations still have to apply. But we're talking $49.95 or $49.96 whatever it is. And you can't really beat that. This is a Glock pattern pistol. It's the dagger. They do this every once in a while where they have blims. And in this case, the pistol, the frame is assembled. Everything's on board. All you need is a slide barrel and magazine. And congratulations, you're ready to go. So $49 to get you the bottom end of the pistol is pretty decent with all parts and pieces and everything on board. Doesn't come with a mag though. But there's plenty of Glock factory and oh and aftermarket mags available for a very reasonable price so makes that a very desirable pistol especially if you've got Glocks and you're standardized on them and you're looking for a way to get some of your people are a little tight on budget to be able to square themselves away and get up to speed get up to snuff real quick. Also, I don't want to touch on a certain subject because I have to wait for permission for some things when we want to talk about them somebody did not get back with me so we could Broke a certain subject until we know for sure that it's being it's it's acceptable And oh yes as was pointed out the second trailer for the Civil War the movie that's coming out at the middle of April Is out it's a little longer sound bite in image pieces, but not much But you can get a little better feel. The guy with the red glasses is either a Pufka or the argument's gonna be the reason he's got fingernail polish on his fingers is maybe it was his daughter and she was killed in the conflict. So it's either gonna be that routine where, oh, my daughter was killed in that fill in the blank. And I'm wearing the fingernail polish she put on me before she died. Or it's, I'm wearing the thing on that polish of the girl, my inner girl that I feel I need to be, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, take a pic. Either way, like I said, everybody's saying, it's probably going to be a piece of junk, but there'll be some interesting points and there's going to be some sound bites we might be able to use and certainly some imagery we can steal when the time comes. And yeah, I won't hesitate. After all, it's an enemy production anyway. Why, who cares? Who cares? There are no rules anymore, right? There aren't rules for anything. On that note, no rules for anything. Also, let's do this before we go any farther. Yes, we do have a balloon wandering around over Colorado again. A, don't worry about it. This government is a sellout. We'll prostitute the communist China right from the get-go. The government, Washington DC, the globalist horror slash traitor. The Department of Defense, hey, they're working for the Chinese, mostly not. So I said, do not join the military. Do not join the military. Do not join the military. Join the militia. The militia are the check imbalance that has been in place before this country was ever formed. We are the people that were there and fought the American war for independence, brought it into play and all the rest. Well, if it weren't for that, none of this would be here. So join, organize, arm, equip and train as militia for mutual defense. Also, hold on here, let me double check to make sure. Oh, oh, that's right. Yes, over at CenterfireSystems.com, CenterfireSystems.com. They do have a couple of surplus ammunitions. I mentioned these a couple times at Cinco de Amo Day, and now that it's right there in front of me jumping out in the middle of my note page, which is why I couldn't see it because it was so obvious, they have some 303 British that is supposed to be in excellent shooting form, and also some 8mm Mauser that's come out. It's Greek. I've mentioned it a couple times this week. It is available in more than one location. But it is Greek. It is boxer-primed, reloadable brass case military ammunition. It is the heavier ball, World War II ball. It is, again, 20 rounds per box, and it is, I guarantee, corrosive. So, treat it that way. But for any of you out there, if you've got a K98 Mauser, it's not very hard to clean a bolt-action rifle, so there's no excuse. However, this will work in the Hakim rifle, and yes, this would work in the G43, K43 rifles, the German World War II guns, any of the variants that take the 8x57s, 7.92x57 round. And again, it is brass case, that's a plus thing. But most important is it states that it is boxer primed. Now that's in their information, three locations I found and each one said the same thing. So I'm believing them, but it would be nice if anybody gets some of this ammo, we need to shoot it and we need to deep prime it. We need to see if it can be deep primed, it should be, it's boxer primed. To be safe, we need to, again, shoot some of this, confirm it's got a boxer primer, and then de-prime it. And we need to find out for sure which way up or down we need to go with the primer pocket. Now remember, they make primer pocket reamers for a reason. Because you may have, because again, the reamers that are presently made cover small rifle and large rifle, okay, and then small pistol and large pistol. for the primers. So the purpose behind this is that you're not trying to jam a slightly off spec primer and compressing it and distorting it when you try to insert it into the primer channel. Doesn't happen all the time, but this is a precautionary because this is mil-spec ammunition and it was made, you know, back in World War II, or supposed to be around World War II, says 1940 possibly, But it's supposed to be very shooter reliable and the idea that is boxer-primed if I would use it for training I would let the individuals shoot and when they're done they collect the brass for the rifle that it was shot from and The next thing that he was going to the reloading bench and we have them reload what they fired if they want to shoot some more They got to reload another 40 rounds So that's just how it works. 40 rounds shot for familiarization, 40 rounds shot for qualification, and if they want to do any supplemental shooting, got to go back in there and reload it again. And we tagged the brass for the chamber it was shot out of. So we collect the brass for the rifle that it was fired from, and that's the rifle that's going to be shot in the next time around because it's already fire formed to the chamber. Okay? Best way to operate. Now I know there's military, and we're damn prime, damn on all that out there, but guys, boxer prime means that we can reload and reload and reload the brass however many times with a medium standard charge. That way we don't stretch and have to recompress and stretch and recompress and stretch it with firing and then recompress. That puts wear and tear on the brass. So we're going to go with a medium standard load. We're not trying to play dirty hairy here. We don't need it overly, we don't need it magnified. Magnum-fied, okay? But if you do this, this gives you the ammunition for training and especially for familiarization. Step one, no matter what it is, night vision, gas mask even, you can also use other training devices there, for weapons training. Start out with simulators for physical familiarization, but with incredible safety built in. Step two is limited live fire or limited active systems without wearing out the best equipment you've got. And then graduating, phase three, to the standard equipment that the unit will be using, be it whatever type of device we're talking about. There are progressive stages to helping individuals to develop and appreciate skill with each of the specialized elements of your activities in military science. In this case, again, the Marshall application of force. So, let's see, one, two, three. Hold on, I'm doing three things at once and yes, I see that, what just came in, oh, I'm sorry. For Brenda, for Brenda, hold on here, let me double check the notes on this. The radio that was being mentioned by Shelby in the last, the two hour block was a ZigU G90 radio rig slash, some people call them kits, some people call them rigs, okay, just a heads up. And in this case, cost is about $425 for that unit. And Radio Audity is the name of the company that has it available. So that's the ZhiQ G90 rig. It can be opened up, but it's $425 approximately, and that was Radio Audity. That's probably what you're looking for, Radio Audity. Hopefully that helps Brenda out there. The other thing here going into the weekend, I'm gonna remind you about our orienteering and mapping operations. The keyword is mapping. Guys, we don't use GPS. GPS is icing on the cake slash something will get you shot later. But because whatever you're tracking or you're identifying where you are, trust me, it's a sonar ping technology like your cell phone. And that GPS will be the thing that rains small arms fire or artillery or whatever they choose to direct at you when the time comes. So mapping is the most important thing that you need to be focusing on with regard to land navigation and a compass. I've got a bunch of really nice lens addicts that I keep watching the yard sales the Salvation Army for etc. Last really nice find I had best one so far as British former military compasses picked up about three of them there lens attic. They were standard issue here about six to eight years ago. Somebody probably spent some time overseas orienteering or maybe you know run around the backcountry. But they were all from the same location the compasses were a Lensatic compass Whatever you can get and as many little coin compasses as possible you want also Spread out through your equipment Any compass is better than no compass despite what people would say now a good compass would be your better choice and there are all kinds of companies you can go to and Any number of backpack companies, you can go to any number of services. And again, military, lin-satic, gun layers, compasses. There's a bunch of stuff that has come in from Russia, but there's also the China Sport Tech. Not as good, but obviously it still works. The big thing here is get a compass for everybody. You can upgrade progressively and then the ones that you take out that are lesser pieces of equipment, they go into a cache or they go into a pile and they get issued to the guy that has nothing when the time comes. But let me point something out the other day here. I have in my hand, this is a GUSHA, G-O-U-S-H-A, GUSHA fast map. Now, these are great because all the maps of the tactical areas where we operate, I already have them laminated, but I had to do it, you can do it yourself. Most of the office supply companies have the ability to laminate items. You can do it in different ways. You can just do the whole laminate as one big piece. What's neat about these maps, they're called a fast map, is that they cover a specific part of the country. And in the quad fold, typically in this case, yeah, quad fold, what's interesting is you have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven lesser metropolitan cities inside the area, which is not the whole of the state, but part of the state in this case. All of them on the backside are pretty accurate. They're road maps. They do offer a little bit of topographic feature information, rivers, sometimes railroads. Certainly big bodies of water. But these are very useful. And if you can find any variant on the same idea, but with topographic features, then fantastic. It's G-O-U-S-H-A fast map, Guxia, fast map. They do a number of different, actually they do all of the country, I know that, forgive me. Not a number, they do all of the country. But You can take this idea and if you're willing to do some color photocopying or whatever, take a pic, you can print it out on your computer, but I'm not so sure that'd be as stable. I know we've done it before. I have too. If you do, you better make sure the laminate is a better quality. But you can make a quad fold map like this, portfolio map. with any of the other topo maps that are out there too. And I recommend that if you haven't thought about doing it, you can, but mimic what they're doing. You can probably find these on the internet. GUSHA, G-O-U-S-H-A. That is a basic pattern that you want for, or this is a basic model for what it is that you can develop in your own right with existing one to 50,000 topographic military maps. Now, and I want to say thank you, one of our friends from way up north. dropped off a bunch of items here a while back. And one of the things is an example of stuff that you can find in your local area. Motor vehicle use map, you're on Manistee National Forest, which by the way is a pretty stinking big forest, you'd be going on this, Manistee area front, Cadillac area back. But does this offer everything you need to know about an area? Not everything, but they are good detailed maps. And these, in most cases, are free. You usually can pick them up from the United States Department of Agriculture, usually from the areas where the forestry service is located. You have each of your state's forestry services, and they actually do cover areas much in the same way. If you can get something for free or if you can get their outdated, say last year's map or two years old map, grab all of them that you can. If it's your area of operation, this is additional mapping, somebody else did all the work, you don't have to pay anything. I would also recommend that you watch the same usual suspect outlets like the Red Shield stores or whatever, and even if you've got a smaller store, tell them, hey, do you get any mapping in? Let me put a box over here. Anything you probably get usually throw that kind of stuff away or you're not excited about it. Tell you what, if you put it over in the box here, I'll come and pick it up once a week or every couple weeks. How's that sound? And I'll donate to your cause. The mapping that might show up is way beyond what you may even imagine. There's a lot of stuff that people have in their private property collections that was probably part of maybe some nefarious or scurrilous or government. Oh, I already covered that, nefarious and scurrilous government activities. And amazingly enough, some really good detailed other scale maps or one to 50,000 scale maps are actually sitting in a lot of different places all over the countryside. If you can get those last sued in, you're saving yourself a lot of time and money and nobody really knows how you got them. So nobody knows what you're collecting, which is kind of a good thing. So just heads up, be creative. Mapping is a high priority. And having backups to backups and overlapping maps, remember one map might have a detail simply because it's part of the criteria for the activity like snowmobiling or cross-country skiing or back road four-wheeling, you know, trails, you know, two tracks and technical seasonal roads not always covered properly on more sophisticated public maps. So you really want to know about those and understand that you may not be able to drive very many tracks, tanks or trucks down those roads, but it is awfully nice to be able to infiltrate in and exfiltrate out because you are fully cognizant of what is an alternate road network, especially in time of conflict or in the early stages when sortaying in to get rid of the bumps behind the curtain. something to think about there. So anyway, we are 10 minutes to the top of the hour. And tell you what, we can do this real quick. Any questions, if there's anybody out there that has something they might have been wondering about because heading into the weekend, we got gun shows coming up, we've got training all over the state. We still got Illinois waiting in the wings with the gun grab. You never know what's gonna happen there. And they haven't backed down on any of that. In fact, there's now a great limitation because something that we kinda suspected, in some of the counties in Illinois, no one, zero, zit, nada, no one registered anything with the state. Now you do the math on that one. In fact, there is a what basically is a county by county percentage map and a significant number of counties had zero compliance with the law. The illegitimate act by the communists in Chicago. So pay attention because that demonstrates where and how this conflict is moving. I would also point out, if you can, Dan Bongino Show. If you give a chance, this week, I would have to say that the Dan Bongino Show for the last five days progressively has had an excellent series of step-by-step documented reports on the debacle of the January 6th lie and all of the parties involved in the lie. And most important is some of the stuff that they absolutely don't want anybody to talk about. Because it was obviously set up slash a plant slash an inside job across the board. We knew this. I argued this from before it happened, but that's what we'd be seeing. Interestingly enough, it's as bad as we expected and worse in some ways because They were so damn sloppy in their assumption that somehow I guess they were gonna plug in police state final chapter and it hasn't happened and now they got their ass hanging out in the breeze and everybody can see their butt cheeks right where they need to put a crosshair on them. And a lot of people are ready to do that. So again, pay attention. Dan Mongean over on Rumble. I recommend get into Rumble. Actually, they've asked if we want to do a program or at least do it again. We probably do it as a co-program of what we're doing right now. We'll just set the mics and the cameras up the rest of the way. We have everything here to do it. If we do, we'd be just running through Liberty Tree Radio where we could do a dual feed. And we might be just doing a Rumble video. on the spot. We got several different studio points, which is kind of fun. You don't want to just do it from the same one over and over again. Mess with your heads. Use different locations, which is not hard to do for us because we're used to traveling and operating on the fly. So I'm going to give them a response tomorrow, probably, not tonight. And we'll see what we can do. You know, again, it would be another venue. And it'd still be this program, the way we're doing this program. So the only difference is there would actually be some imagery. And Liberty Tree Radio will be operating in every way that it is right now. So heads up on that one, we'll see what happens there. And last but not least, because I just had another pop up here, the good thing is I have all my notes in this, or not all, but I have a lot of the notes from some of the questions that were asked off the air last time. Oh, okay, oh, thank you. Very good, yes. Over at, oh, I better do this, good thing I did, over at ShopMedVet.com, ShopMedVet.com, www.shopmedvet.com. They have a 50% off sale on specific items. You want to go look at the list. There are a number of surgical tools everything from sponge clamps to scalp oils to whatever sponge holders and Also a number of items now. I will point out again one of the things that they did have was a phenomenal deal on bandages and rolled gauze At 50% off the prices were ridiculous, okay, I mean really ridiculous And there are some items that are 90% off. There's still that particular bundle also available to go through. If you are putting together support for doc, for your medic, and your medical detachment, or to make a place in your retreat, I highly recommend you go to ShopMedVet.com. ShopMedVet.com and ShopMedVet.com. Now Michigan will not let you purchase via mail needles, hypodermic needles. So what's your needles? Not a problem. You can get stitchery all day. So that's the one thing you want to leave off your order if you're here in Michigan. Now other states have the same problem, but not all of them. Most of them don't. So again, there are certain things that would be great if you could get them because the prices just give away. If you have a source or somebody who is a doctor or has a medical like veterinary practice that's already in your group. That person could take advantage of what we're talking about here. Because they already have the paperwork that they need. Now Michigan is one of the few goofy states, not everybody does this. And I would remind you that if you want to buy needles over the counter as needed, go over to tractor supply. Everything's on the shelf there, both syringes and needles at every tractor supply in Michigan. So, this is a goofy, stupid arrangement they got going on. But, everything else is available. And I would recommend that the, especially the 50% off, there are suture, pre-threaded suture needles in foil packs, in bulk, in multiple quantities, varying quantities. You can pick which one you want to go with. And again, I highly recommend you take advantage of this while you can. Going into the weekend. If you haven't talked to your people about medical support, you need to sit down and make some decisions on that. It's especially a high priority. You're not going to be going to the hospital. Look how unreliable the hospitals have become. It makes no sense to assume that somehow you're going to get anything other than a bullet to the back of your head from Homeland Succia Righty and the regime when the time comes. So we're going to have to take care of our own. It's not that we don't have the skilled labor, we do. We've got doctors, we've got nurses, trauma surgeons. In fact, virtually every category and aspect of the medical profession is available to us. What we need to do is make sure that wherever that man is, the tools are in the toolbox so that man or that woman can do the job that they need to do to keep you alive. And that's why we need to build up, again, a deep tactical larder. We need a vast quantity, but it needs to be spread out across the whole of the countryside. We are going to war in 24 this year. And so we need to be prepared for that. We're not gonna get caught flat-footed. The Red Army is not going to surprise us. And in fact, if they keep doing the Fruit Loop stuff they're doing, well, you know, much of a surprise there. Not at all. Let's see, last but not least. Oh, I want to say thank you again for the support up at the facilities. We've got guys up there tonight. They did some actually all the from the middle of week on. We've had people installing culvert and other piping. With the facilities we in fact it looks like we might even get more work done than expected they decide to over the over schedule And for anybody who's going up there Stop in over at the radio station There's a few things that I left at one of the sites for you guys and that way you can go out Maybe have some pizzas or something But hopefully everything will go well Everybody pay attention to safety. We have the highest safety standard of any Marshall force, I think, in North America. Our militia units are better equipped, better trained. We have a better attitude across the board. We want to be there. And that makes all the difference in the world. But watch out. Remember to use the buddy system. Know where everybody is. Know what your areas of activity are. Communicate when operating. We'll get this job done and out of the way. We'll have a couple of miles worth of underground tunnel culvert in place at a few of the facilities by Sunday afternoon. It'll look pretty good, I think. and the weather is holding out even if it's a little rainy you guys all know we're going to proceed so we in fact inclement weather is our friend everybody understands that inclement weather is our friend we're at the top we're going to hear the music it's the end of the week oh how did this happen it's real easy day after day remember guys save all of your old cans a vegetable soup can, staples off Just enough so that they're not gonna rust.