Y'all are curious. 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 use in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seasonally farm. and keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solubles they've sworn. 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 us, defend the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, preserve our great Republic and eat God's given right, and pray to God as I awoke he'd vanished in the mist for which these words were true. We are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god-given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the first hour of the Intelligence Report timer, Korky. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, North, West, South, and East. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com LibertyTreeRadio.org. We're on satellite, thank you, to all of our listeners that also rebroadcast, analog and digital. We're a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. And, of course, it's Tuesday, Communications Tuesday. Some of the conversations I had today and last night were kind of interesting, so we're going to relate to those here a little later on about communications. It is the 11th of March. It is the 17th year of open, obvious and in your face, Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K. 5. Old Earth Calendar. Help me Spock. Help me... could. Now do Lincoln. And, 2025 Battle for the Republic Book 2, the Winter War. Moving out of the deep cold into the intermediate weather, which is more likely to get you killed than the deep cold was. So pay attention, because it can drop down real quick at night. The farther north you go here in Michigan, the higher up you are, and the colder you're going to be. So let's make sure we keep all our cold weather gear handy. Yeah, I was outside working shirt sleeves today or t-shirt, but that doesn't mean that it's going to be safe tonight. Okay, that's hypothermia, especially in this condition, is most likely to tag somebody totally off guard. It's not an if, just a when that can happen if you're not careful. Anyway, another thing, it's the 11th of March, which means that I've been married to Nancy for 48 years. This is our 48th wedding anniversary and again, we had a good day today actually. There's a couple good things happening. We've had some bad stuff going on here recently. We aren't talking about too much on the air that going on that you sometimes have to face with family and unfortunately, it's been a healing process. You can imagine what that means. So, right now, a good day because we're on the upswing with a certain individual. But again, 11th of March, 48th anniversary for Mark and Nancy. So, we're hopefully going to stick around a lot longer just to be obnoxious to the enemy and wouldn't have it any other way. Of course, she puts up with a lot with me. I cannot complain in any way, shape or form. Nor would I, anyway. I've been a wonderful woman and We've had some very, very interesting times. All of our children have seen things that most of you can't even imagine in terms of this battlefield and have actually experienced. So first person, not somebody said, somebody heard first person. The big thing is sticking through the fight no matter what and she has. So that's a big plus across the board. And I'm lucky. I'm actually blessed. So, stuff going on around the planet, well, the US is bad enough. We don't need to go beyond the borders really right now. Every day now we hear, it's worse than we thought. Okay, wait a minute. Over here, I'm erasing my hand. I'm in the little news pool here. Hi, I'm with the Patriot and the militia movement and there ain't nothing you've told me so far that we didn't know about. In fact, there are great men and women who took a whole lot of BS while they told everybody exactly what was going on and were ridiculed by not only the controlled press, but a whole lot of people who were sucking up that dog vomit, even people who were supposedly brackets conservative when in reality were just the other leftists. As I said before, the USAID money is the shallow end of the kiddie pool. But, all of it adds up and progressively it gets worse as you go. One of the things that, again, we've had quite a few conversations on is the whole thing about Social Security. And somebody I heard say the other day, Then another person chimed in maybe they heard what some this echoing through the machine maybe and people repeating it Well, you could just give me twenty thousand dollars and we can cash out of Social Security Well, first of all, you probably got more money than that in there. You just didn't realize that if you did the math Social Security is a an insurance program does everybody understand that but it was a locked-in insurance program where the money was supposed to be in a big steel box with absolutely no other entrance put the one up front and Of course, a lot of people warned that when they started this BS, immediately they would start altering it. And lo and behold, after a while, they did. Exactly the way older people, long beyond our time, warned that this would become a racket that they would steal from. And lo and behold, as you now know, and this is kind of separate from that USAID garbage, we're talking about the idea that you have people who are 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, 170, 180, 200, 210, 220 years old. Actually almost as old as the nation. But we didn't have Social Security back then. There would be very few people who could reach the 109 mark, although there are more than you'd imagine. But let alone, let's say 120. Hey Mark. Real quick on this, well hold on hold on Phyllis. I heard your voice. One of the things about this is that no matter what kind of a sickle fat shoe size IQ piece of trash, paper pushing bureaucrat you are, you would simply look at a survey of age and by the way, do you want to know how hard that survey is? Okay, take your index finger and if you're in front of your computer You punch in a code, it's usually an alpha code, in other words, an alpha alphabet letter in caps, then there's a dash, and then there's three numbers. What are those three numbers? Well, any one of those three numbers in proper combination will provide you with a particular data stream component of the material collected by the government. This is the same as the NCIC. This is the same as with regard to you being charged criminally in any court of the land. That code was standardized decades ago and was reformalized, in other words, reinforced about 35 years ago, but many decades ago, a standard. In other words, I'm just going to randomly say it. If an A601 was a car collision, you know, two-car collision in, say, 1962, the same code applies today. It hasn't changed. Accidents, assaults, malfeasance, theft, take or pick, whatever kind of malfeasance it is, there's a code for it. Well, the same is true with regard to the information, for instance, digitized on your social security information. That was done long ago, as a matter of fact, and there are only so many items in the primary form. So all I would have to do is punch in birth dates. I might have to use a few more fingers, not much. I could do one index finger. And I hit enter and all the stats that I need to see that show me in a compounded fashion who's out there, who's receiving Social Security. Now you would think, you would think, that if I saw somebody, even one or two people with a birth date that put the person's, well the birth date would say be 1861. I would have to say there would be something wrong. I mean, it would just be me. I might be stupid. I'm not educated in bureaucraties. Oh, wait a minute. Yes, I am. So no matter how you look at, doing a cursory survey of that part of the database would give you everything you needed to follow through and negate those accounts, to go aggressively after those accounts. It's not difficult to do. There are three different directions you could go to identify the malfeasance involved here with regard to the distribution of Social Security, insured Social Security funds that are being distributed to the, obviously, the wrong individual or they're going to some sewer pipe somewhere where they don't, doesn't need to be going and apparently it's been lost, but wait a minute, it's also been, this stuff has all been sent out as checks and then as digital money. And it keeps leaving the accounts. It's going, if it went up by check, they were cashed. If it's in the digital account, we have an absolute tracking system for following that money, people. So before I go any farther, why don't you fill us in there. Fill us, jump in there, please. Go ahead. Uh-oh. I got a talk while you're coming back. Here we go. We got you. My dad was born in 1919. He's passed. He passed in 2003. However, he could be voting as far as I know as well. and God rest his soul. He was born in 1919 for some reason and he tried to do this with Tom Ridge and with other people and they could not fix this with social security. But for some reason some of these people that were born around that time did not get their full social security check. I didn't understand the details but there was I guess a kind of a lapse here. They called that a notch. He was a notch baby. That's it. Yes. So he was a notch baby. So he did not receive and he tried to fight this. I mean, he didn't go to court, but he went through Tom Ridge and I don't know if he contacted anyone else or not, but they said they could not do anything about it. And who had served in the military. And I'm not just saying my dad, but I'm saying all these men and sometimes the women. that were around his age or real close were denied benefits because of that. We think that it's and everything is not what it's cracked up to. I'm done, thank you. Well, no, you're absolutely right. We know that it's not where it's where it needs to be. But the problem is, is that some of these malfeasant, this is a, this is an action that in and of itself, it can be demonstrated easily to be attached to some criminal form. There's a difference between And again, an illegitimate action of that type in which think about this, individuals who were born here, native here, were required to pay in, by the way. In fact, everybody was required to pay in at gunpoint. Franklin Delano Rosenfeld was a communist. And you were told you were going to be in this. You didn't get to choose whether or not to be in it. They threatened people's lives. to get in it, to be in it, no matter what. You're all going to pay. Okay, so that's fine. And what's fascinating about this is, if you think about it, that people that were native born and American to their respective states, because remember we're state first, you know, the federal is second. What's fascinating about this is that those individuals are pissed on left, right, up and down, as we've seen in many other instances. And illegal aliens came in and not only are they demonstrating that they received benefits, but they have received maximum benefit. They've received to the over the top, to the nth degree, the amount of money poured upon them and resources that by the way were never available in any way, shape or form to any native born American. everything from free phones to each one, by the way, each action, each activity, patting the pocket of one ring knocker or another who ran the accounts. You know, we talk about the free phones. Guys, you all think those free phones were free? We know they weren't. Somebody got paid, yes they did. And the ones that got paid, well, they were a special click in and of themselves. And I guarantee, did they get these phones at bargain basement? Nope, I guarantee that just like those rooms you were paying for in New York, that the phones were top dollar, top end of the market in terms of price, not the quality of the product, but in terms of price. And every aspect of what they've done here is an insult. We'll repeat, repeat, repeat against the population that virtually built any part of the system that you point at when we talk about these things. And one of the interesting things about where we are right now is, and this is why I bring this up, is the several overlapping things were popping up here before the election, way before the election. that we were being warned about by the system itself. Number one, that social security was almost bankrupt. Okay? And social security was, social security, we had to tax recipients of social security because, and they finally admitted this, remember November of last year, actually what, October? October to November. They said that if they could not tax Social Security, which they then turned around and put that money back into Social Security, that Social Security would have already run out of money. Now, not talking about perfection, but I see I've been around too long. There is no accident or boo-boo to this whole thing with the money situation that we're facing right now. The whole idea of all these parasite names being on the list The only question I have is whose names are where's the final point of departure for the currency? Where did it go? Where did it land because it had the land somewhere and the reason I bring it up is because I got this funny feeling that lands over in Haifa and Tel Aviv We already pay a god-awful amount of different dividends to Israel on a massive scale. And the idea that the kosher mafia, the Jewish mob, would be ripping us off blind in that way? Oh hell yes they would. And so I think what's happened, and part of this, by the way, I've mentioned this a million times on the air, let's tie this in with the Black Power Movement. Because everybody forgets the Black Power Movement was actually very sophisticated because the Jewish mob ran it. And it was organized crime. And the purpose behind it was to be able to move shekels, to be able to steal money from the system. Well, it used to be called bleeding the man. And bleeding the man is where back in the 70s when the Social Security had payout and welfare payouts were at their height and selected for race. White people need not apply. All others, buckets of money. maximum payout on everything. Well, the scam that was taught to the black population where they went through the communities and they went to particular activists was to acquire as many social security numbers as possible with fake names and totally fake accounts. and to pull because it was paid as check, not that it would make any difference with digital, because with the Jewish Communists running the banking system and with the Jewish Communists running your government, they would never look into a digital transfer of money to an illegitimate account because they're going to get the benefit of that. In fact, many of them in the later phase, the ones that were just opened up, I guarantee you go right to Heifer or Tel Aviv. The volume of digits just in one month If you do the math that was presented to you on national television and with all the internet feeds, if you look at all the brackets, because you notice they went with about 10-year increments, I think the last one it was 20, because 200 to 229 years old. Well, I don't know that we got any 229-year-old people, and if they were, government would go out and execute them because they would not want to pay out to them. You know what I mean? In other words, you'd probably be an easy target. 229, probably are bedridden. Probably. Although I think they're more likely coffin ridden, if they even existed at all. With the Black Power Movement, the idea is that not only did you use that Social Security number to make a claim in Detroit, but you made a claim in Cincinnati. You made a claim in Indianapolis. You made a claim in Chicago. You made it Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. However, afar you were willing to travel to collect at the end of the month. And if you had multiple Social Security numbers, 5, 10, 20, 25, 30, and they're going into the ghetto areas of each city, then no one's going in to check on that, and no one's going in to enforce it under the penalty of possible death. Okay? So, again, it's easier to go after the middle-class white bread people. They're fixed in a location. They can easily beat on them any time they want to, and they did. And they constantly put fear into you with the IRS to who? Attack the white bread, middle-class American. Why? Because that's where the money is that's actually being earned. Now, the interesting thing about this is you might recall Barry Satoro, slash Obama, back when he ran the very first time, before he ran. There was a little release talking about how Obama had over a hundred social security numbers. Well, let me ask you, what year was he going to college? Go look back when him and Mike, when the two of those Love Boys were going to college, what year was it? The Black Power Movement was at its height, you know, kill all the white people, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And the Bleed in the Man project was also at its height. So when you heard that little blorp about, well, Obama's got like 100 plus Social Security numbers. Now, were they in his name? Did they go to a certain address? Now, some of them were so bold that they just literally did use variations on names. In one or two of the few cases where they drew attention to this, about 1978, and this was during the Carter administration, just like you're seeing now, where they were showing malfeasance. And I will remind you the same time that this happened, it's the same time that they were pointing out about the mass welfare fraud in Puerto Rico. And I've told you before, what happened in Puerto Rico, Jimmy Carter found out about the mass fraud, which was double, triple the rest of the country. And also in term, and we talk about fraud, we're talking about either multiple accounts or just taking the money that was supposed to be because of what Powell for food and Powell for baby formula. Well, they were buying booze and pizza and they were having party hardy drug fests, et cetera. And Jimmy Carter was embarrassed by it. So Jimmy Carter's solution for Puerto Rico was to cancel the checks that were going in. because you have to cash them and then have to, you know, lie about, you know, when you cash them, you have to fabricate that. To eliminate the paper trail, Jimmy Carter ordered that Puerto Rico's welfare state was to be paid for in cash, in cash envelopes. Did we correct the welfare fraud? Oh, not at all. What we did is we wrote it off the books because you couldn't track it down. Because you gave them cash. And once you gave them cash, they spent it whenever they wanted to. Atari. Remember Atari was being built in Puerto Rico. There were more Atari games sold in Puerto Rico than any other state of the union. And of course, Puerto Rico is a territory. Why? They worked there. Well, when they felt like it so they could get enough time so they could get unemployment from the Atari factory that they worked at, because they wouldn't work in the fields anymore, any of the other farms or any of the other production facilities. Well, some, but only long enough to get well, you wouldn't get unemployment. So they knew how to milk the system 100%. That's Puerto Rico. Now, what do you think is going on everywhere else? The only difference is with the rest of the country, they didn't look. And so now here we are, it's the year 2025, and you have all of these individuals by the millions. No, that, guys, that's not a booby. It didn't slip through the cracks. It wasn't an accident. This is organized crime. In the numbers racket category, literally, the numbers racket, go look that up. You know what that's about, the gambling. Well, it would apply with these operations. And interestingly enough, you've got criminal fraud tied in with constructive fraud. And in addition to that, let's just talk about, well, you could almost consider it treason, but nobody wants to do that because you have to hang their ass. But you're talking not for a year, not for 10 years. You're talking for decades. And this is just one strand of the spaghetti pile of thievery. And I've said this for years. If you took all the bureaucracy's theft, out of the system. I said this from the very beginning and we talked about this on the year of the Intel report forever that if you took all the graft and corruption and destroyed, just got rid of it, then the system amazingly enough would run. You know, example, do the math on this. Well, let me qualify something else about this Social Security payout thing. Do you think they went with a minimal payout or a maximum payout? What do you think guys? Oh yeah, we got to play it safe. I'm only going to get four or five hundred dollars from the government. Well, we got a racket going here. We got to make every dollar we can. Oh, how about a four thousand dollar max payout? Now, you take any one of those ten year brackets, which averaged about a little under two million people. Each one was like 1.6, 1.8, 1.9. Well, let's just, we'll round it off to two million. If you got an average of $2,000, let's do it this way. Hold on here. I got to pull you off to the side. Sorry, guys. Let me do this. OK. Let's just do it this way. In fact, we'll say $2,500 per month, right? And our people who are 120 to 129 constitutes 1,000. 0.8 million. I got it back up here. I'm doing a math while I'm talking here, by the way. And so let's do this. There we go. Let's go back. If we actually do what they're talking about doing here, times 1,800,123, we'll score 1.8 million, right? Equals Wow, let's see every month's payout with just one element at 1.8 million and only at 2,500 is 4 billion $500,000 a month. There were five categories of non-existent party, you know, anniversary dates. In other words, supposedly you're 119, supposedly you're 129, supposedly you're 150, supposedly you're 180. Well, you do the math. Go find the numbers that Musk put out there. Multiply them by the medium payout. How many billions of dollars are you paying out just to these false accounts in one month? Now, understand something. The average white-bred American middle class person doesn't get $2,500 a month. They don't get $1,800 a month. Well, the numbers are out there statistically. I think the average is about $1,400 a month, plus or minus, and it's determined by partially what you paid in. Let's not forget this is an insurance policy you paid into. So these other people who didn't pay in anything and in fact do not exist or have not existed or have dusted a box somewhere underground or sitting in an urn in somebody's house for the last 60 years In reality, maybe 80 because they may have been a corpse 80, 90 years ago. And what they did is they went through the obituaries, picked that person out, and extended that person's personality and identification. And the rest is history. This is an industrial machine doing this. But if you talk 4.5 million, or forgive me, 4, I wish, 4.5 billion a month, guys, Social Security is by no means close to being bankrupt. Does everybody understand that? If you have five categories and these five categories receive the medium of about 2,500, well, we can drop it down. We'll say, like I said, 1,800 or 2,000. You're talking 4 billion times. Well, I'll round it out this way. There's five categories. We'll say, how about Five times four billion will knock off the 500 500 million. Well, wait a minute That's like 20 billion dollars a month now take 20 billion dollars a month and divide that up into the medium payout of $1,400 how many people can give checks to the deserve checks really deserve checks? Oh, don't forget Every month While you're paying out the $20 or $30 billion to the peckerwood ghosts that don't exist, black, white, pink, purple, doesn't make any difference, you do understand that they're also paying out the actual digits that are needed for those other people. So every month you will be quantifying the amount of service time available to the Social Security system, which by the way would also be a occurring interest on that. Do you realize what kind of math we're talking here? If the Social Security system were tightened up to where it's supposed to be and you go execute the Jewish B-witches that stole this stuff because you're going to find out where the money went. The money went, it didn't go all over the place. It didn't go to 100,000 locations. That's a lie. I will guarantee that if you were to track down these accounts, they go to a handful of locations, 10, maybe 12, perhaps they're so arrogant, maybe only two or three. And this is only one of the money scams that the small hat Yamakawares have been putting in place for decades, playing shenanigans with the money. Social Security, you don't have to cash out. These people that are younger, first of all, everybody is still paying in to some degree, but nobody's paying in. We're probably near what they could or should. And nobody's biting the bullet. Nobody's chewing their teeth, their toenails off over that, or did their fingernails. Nobody's screaming about that. And when you talk about this kind of theft, and you quantify this theft and fold it back into the machine that's supposed to operate like this, by the way, You also don't have to tax Social Security people because remember there's another scam going on here. They're taxing all of the money. Well, I doubt for the ones that they're stealing, these other ones, I guarantee they're not. I guarantee. I guarantee if you did an actual audit of the Social Security scam, All of the Israeli stolen accounts, which are in the, what, we're talking millions, that are where the fake names go to whatever Shysters here in New York, New Jersey, Atlanta, you know, take a pic, a handful of hubs, is then routed directly overseas because here's the other problem. All of the social security system is now digital, just like the FRNs. So the digital currency digits, the dollars supposedly put that in brackets, can be transferred in a matter of moments out of the country. We're not talking, it takes longer to fill out some of the paperwork than it does to, you know, for them, you know, and hit the enter, than it does to actually just go hint enter, you know, code 406C, Shister money going to TIFA, click, all done. account 602 42 billion Let's see Tel Aviv all done sent gone stolen Everybody understand that I mean nobody even went when musk has been flapping these numbers Nobody's wanting to sit down and really do the math on them. I'm just I'm rounding it out, and I'm even rounding down And I'd be willing to bet, like I said, that even when you and I could only probably qualify for a maximum of about $800 or $900 in payout to Social Security accounts, let's say 35 years ago, which I didn't qualify for then, let's say that the amount was less. I guarantee that the books were cooked in such a way that these accounts were receiving beyond what was considered the maximum payout. If they don't steal it, Someone else will. Well, no they won't because nobody else can access it. Well, that's true, but oi, Gevalt, you know, they should steal it first. Who are you to think you goyim that you deserve any of this stuff? We're gonna even cancel it out. We put a gun to your head, we stole the shekels, and we're still stealing more of the gold. Oi, the worthless gold, which we stole. Ollie Hoax. Ollie Hoax, blow it to us. Yeah, you owe it to us. Yeah, I know what they owe. We owe them. It's mostly small arms fire and indirect fire. Hey Mark. And it needs to be on target. Go ahead, callers, jump in there. And they disarm you so you can't hold us. Well, again, every place where they've done that, we've had some really shiny examples that they don't want to dwell on. So yeah, the purpose behind disarming And that's the reason they've been in crisis, crisis mowening, been kicking the can down the road. They don't want to change anything. They want it so whenever they can kick it off, the guns and the population being armed is the Lichman. Period. If at some point they had been able to stupefy enough people and everybody else just sits back and shuts up like with the Coronavirus face bra crap, right? Then they'd have kicked all this into gear as quickly as they possibly could because they've got to do the bum rush. You're seeing a bum rush variation in what Trump's doing. I've talked about this for years and I agree totally with what they're doing. It's what Trump is doing is throwing stuff out. He's not the the lethargic toady satanic pedo queer Biden He's actually way even if even if you don't like him, it doesn't make any difference. He is cognitive You know, he does understand his environment And so what you do is you punch in every direction and you keep punching no matter what and body blows count just as well as a face hit Because what you're doing is you're beating on the system and you got they've got to try to figure out what to block for next And that's why you need a whole line of players. Now, I don't trust Musk at all. Zero. If you think that I questioned Trump, I have no faith in Mr. Musk. Mr. Musk is feathering his nest for a future agenda, and the AI and the digital money scam is what they have their eye on. All the rest can be people candy, keep you busy. However... the useful person in this case because if we don't let them do to us what they're also doing to our enemy, look at that! Look at the shiny thing over there! Look at the shiny thing over there! Wait a minute! Oh, you're looking seriously at that one, aren't you? Oh, look at the shiny thing over to the right! Look at the right! Look over there! Oh, I ran! I ran! I ran! I ran over there! I ran over there! Oh shoot, they're talking about those series. Oh, we can't talk about series. Oh look, the gold in Fort Knox. The gold in Fort Knox. Oh, now they're saying we really need to be able to grab a tour of it. Oh, wait a minute. No, no. We're really having a bad time with Europe. We're going to go to war with Europe. We're Europe. Western Europe. Up to your left. That doesn't make... No, your other left. Yeah, exactly. Sharp, sharp. But you know, sharp, dangle the objects. Notice I said sharp. I always use that. Why? Cut it, cut. Because in reality it's not just a distraction trying to cut you trying to bleed you bright shiny objects bright sharp shiny objects You see how this works and when everybody started seriously talking see they want you to be pissed. Oh, you know Dar You know, could you hear that? They may have stolen the gold. Yeah. Look they stole the gold. That's why we need digital currency Well, wait a minute. Why don't we get our gold back? Or better still, let's get our gold back and let's go get some more gold. Why? Why? There's no sense in that. Well, wait a minute. Somebody stole the gold? Yeah. Well, then it's not worthless. Well, no, you're not supposed to think about that. Oh, look! We got to worry about Europe and the Ukraine again. Look at Europe and the Ukraine. Well, okay, the money's a problem. Yep. We're gonna edit the Federal Reserve. Yeah. Well, we can't the Federal Reserve says you can't do that. Yep We need to worry about China. Look at China way over there. Although otherwise we think China doing what they're doing inside the country Nobody's doing anything about it What everybody start talking about or at least I I'm hopefully echo chambered because it looks like it did I've seen a lot of comments just like let's get rid of the Federal Reserve Let's get rid of the Federal Reserve. Let's get rid of the Federal Reserve and by the way, let's talk about money now Well, we don't need to talk about money. Look at Europe. Oh, Europe over there. How about Greenland? Look at Greenland. No, let's talk about the money and stick to it. We're adults. We're actually not going to be distracted that easily. So, or at all, if at all possible. I'm very fixated on it because we know this. You kill the money supply and you lasso and slow down the money and none of the thievery works, people. Not the ones running behind Trump. Or the ones running behind the other faction of communists. That's why it's all pickle smoke and mirrors because otherwise it'd be yeah, yeah, you're right. In fact, Donald Trump has signed an executive order. It's a complete duplicate of John F. Kennedy's executive order to print United States notes. And since we're releasing all the information on the Kennedy assassination, which they haven't done. Oh, I'm sorry. Did I say that? But since they talk about the Kennedy assassination, Then we need to remember now that we have a Kennedy. See, I could, well, God, why aren't we doing this? Robert Kennedy's son is in this administration to commemorate and to show proper respect for John F. Kennedy. Donald Trump needs to sign an executive order to get rid of the Fed by progressively introducing United States notes. to honor John F Kennedy and to commemorate his nephew, who is now in my administration. Thumbs up, double plus good, who loves you, baby? You see anything like that? No, you don't. Wanna know why? Because you're attacking the core problem. Not all the pickle smoking mere scabby stuff. Because it's all shallow hell scabby stuff. Let's go print United States notes. And by the way, we're looking at getting the gold back. We're looking at re-establishing and readjusting the currency. We're going to print 100% of the currency. And here's the importance of that. And what I said earlier, I want to keep emphasizing, we need to slow the economy down in terms of the bucket whirlwind typhoon bullshit going on right now, which is basically just a kinetic energy machine that's self-destructive. by printing, even if we did Federal Reserve notes, which is bad, okay? But if we did that, the banks would scream. And who would scream loudest would tell us who's moving all the U.S. AID money, right? And or the darker money, because those are the people I want to find, if I'm serious. Unless I'm just trying to baffle everybody with bullshit that's out there It's a common peasant because they figure us plebes are easily easily entertained The key issue is the money the key important thing is that we would actually if we produce paper Here's ears not help. Let me help you understand what I'm trying to explain here this way 8% is printed 92% is not the 92% has been debauched and in fact we are in Vymar Republic devaluation of the currency right now. The first thing that you do is you print an order, you strike an order, you generate an order to print 100% of the digits. This immediately slows down the system to a mechanical transfer process. Now you're going from moments to days, weeks, and I guarantee they would make it months. The good thing about this is now we have a printed physical example of the currency to track. Now it's not your purse best choice because we shouldn't be printing all that we're should be making all that we are. We're way beyond and in fact deep into Weimar Republic evaluation of the currency. But step one is that any attempt to steal requires a physical bank heist to do so. Does everybody understand? You create a human trail, not just the administrative paper trail. You create a physical human trail. And the more physical humans that you have in the criminal combine, the easier it is to catch who's in charge. Oh, that's right, because somebody's got to move it. Now, your mission is to, first of all, reduce the national debt. So, instead of traumatizing the system, because I guarantee you that's what they would say, oh, the system would just go into a frenzy, only because they'd be stirred into a frenzy by the Jewish bankers who are ripping you off right now. So, Kennedy, understanding the progressive system as he could establish it, ordered about the equivalent to between a quarter and one third of the currency be printed as United States notes instead of Federal Reserve notes. Right off the bat, remember, if you printed all the currency and ordered that all the digits, all the dollars that are in the digital arm of the fake economy, mechanically print them, you also pull them out of the Federal Reserve System because you only print with regard to that, let's say 92%, you print 92% United States notes and you only print 8% Federal Reserve notes. What just happened? You're eradicated most of the core national debt, 11 cents on the dollar with immediate compounded interest. You see how much money you saved there just off the bat? No, you still have the money in circulation. But the money is slowed down so that for legitimate account activities, somebody wants to build a road, you're going to have to prove to me you're building a road. Somebody has to have money to feed somebody? Well, somebody's going to have to buy some food. And if they do buy the food, minimize bureaucracy, maximize output. One of the things that's going to happen here is we already know that our food supply is short. It's been intentionally shortened in preparation to create the international and national crisis combined with a conflict slash what was going to be a nuclear exchange, World War III. Just World War III without nukes would be enough. And so in the process, the devaluation of your currency would be exacerbated by the lack of resources available. The cost of living would go up automatically. War time, it always does. And everything would become scarce. But it didn't become scarce because we couldn't produce it. It would become scarce because it was planned to be scarce. They created the condition. Now in the process, they create undue stress on the market and the system. Individuals, smaller businesses collapse, which we already saw with the coronavirus scams. We've already seen this before. Small manufacturing, small businesses, anybody and everybody that is Americana slash American. that is not on the dole, which most of the foreign imports that already have businesses here already get seven years tax-free, they're untouched by and get special grants or loans that you and I can never have in our life, never be qualified for. So all of us who have to tread water day by day, they'd be underwater. And the plan is the transfer takes place either through Trump or the game that they continue to play with the international bankers, Or that would be continued with whoever it is that replaces Barry Satoro and the rest of the communists in the official Communist Party. These are the Fabians with some of their conversos, the fakes that, you know, were Democrats last year, all of a sudden are Republicans this year, and are now the fake Democrats. We literally hired a bunch of rhinos. That's what we did. Republicans in name only, including Kennedy. Kennedy is no way, shape, or form conservative. He's a one-subject individual, but every other aspect of what he would prefer to do, he's right in line with the rest of those communists that everybody said we needed to kick out. Tulsi Gabbard? She's from Stinkin' Hawaii. Come on, people. Or, again, don't forget, Israel can do no wrong and if you say anything bad about Israel, we're going to play Commie on you in America. What's the difference between the communists who want to kill you outright and the other ones who say they don't, but they're going to turn around and threaten you with a gun because you aren't going to toe the line with their personal agenda with regard to overseas politics. Israel can go to hell in a handcart. He can stuff it up there out sideways. Period. You don't want to know why I said that? Because of what they're doing. Because it's obvious that you're going to tell me, my own country, how I can talk about some other belligerent somewhere else. Well Israel is not the United States, they ain't going to stop it. Go to hell with a handcart. Just that simple. So again, the economy could be fixed. It's still, okay, everybody's talked about this kick the can down the road. And every time they talked about kick the can down the road without dealing with this, the situation has gotten worse. But understand, it was far worse than everybody wanted to admit, even though many people told everybody about the bond market and the hockey puck situation there. Everybody has talked about the artificial real estate market and the problem they have there. You compound all of these and it's part of what is supposed to be a cascading failure, an attack against the American people. Now the only thing you can do to cushion it is to cut out everything you possibly can, literally, Knock down all of your accounts to absolute minimal, take whatever you do earn, and focus towards cash capital products of some type, mechanical products. Land still is the best. Doesn't have to be the prettiest piece of real estate, but you need a piece of real estate you own outright. Now yes, your property taxes, they're still going to scurry on until we end up in an American war for independence and we shoot their ass out for that problem. Because at some point something is going to kick this off the rest of the way and no matter what you can blow that that Golden age pickle smoke up somebody else's ours, but it's not going to work with me What it comes down to is they're hoping that everybody would be in smiley face mode when the board comes around Smacks them in the side of the head the other board comes around smacks them square in the face and they're stunned and while everybody is stunned because they didn't expect to be betrayed or They didn't expect to get this bed Or they told me I didn't need to fill in the blank because everything was going to be right as rain. Whereas instead, historically, throughout the history of man, not just the history of this country, notoriously, the carpetbaggers in whatever form have always been carpetbaggers. Speculator was the term. I've brought this up millions of times. Daniel Boone. Let me give you an example if you think this is new. Daniel Boone went down into Kentucky, forged that hole, oh they chopped the trees down, they made forts, they made cabins, they staked out their land and some jackasses, half a country away stole the property right off from underneath them, the speculators. They didn't find out that the property was stole from them until they went finally they realized some of the people were showing up to run people off their land. And lo and behold, the speculators have sent some mercenaries out there, and Mr. Boone wanted to find out what was going on. By the time he got back, they had his property, and they had Boonesboro. That's why he went across the Ohio to the north and established another settlement there. And when things started, they started coming down the river towards him there, he ran all the way across the other side of the Mississippi. There's a Boonesboro on the far side of the Mississippi. Did you know that? But this is all new. No, this is not new. And it's always the same little click of shysters that if you just put a bullet in her ass, we'd be done with this problem. It's just that simple. In fact, it happened here a little while back, which is, like I said, why they made such a publicity out of it. Somebody walked up, walked right after that guy working for the insurance companies who probably got some of your family killed at one point or another, and the guy went bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Well, they had to make a big show of that and desperately get hold of him because that's what I've been talking about is if this goes to a dagger war, an open conflict, they have nowhere to hide and they're outnumbered. There's not enough, you couldn't hire enough of an army to protect yourself because it would be 24-7. Well, we get into a conflict here. It would be 24-7. It will not be. There's no checking out. I've tried to emphasize this a million times over. You'd better be ready for the real world that if this got into a conflict where they decide to come after your property, they come after your land, they come after the guns, guys, it's tit for tat, equal opportunity, dying time. Because I'm not going to go to work. I'm not going to be doing anything to any schedule other than mine. And a whole lot of the people already made that decision too. Others would discover it. And when that happens, it's a 24-hour nonstop opportunity to die moment for the other side. They can't protect themselves from that and they know it. They've got to continue to terrorize you with a big police state. Support the blue. You know, the blue that for the last four years followed every order the Communists gave them. You mean the blue like in Los Angeles? Blue like in Minneapolis, St. Paul? Blue like in New York? That blue. who escorted, let's see, and Homeland Security did too, escorted the obviously USAID-paid BLM and Antifa to go around the country and burn your ass down. You mean those cops? Tell me about that. I'd like to hear more. Wait a minute, we all know this, just nobody wants to face it. We gotta call her, jump in there, who do we have? We gotta get a minute or two, go ahead. He probably muted himself again. Which is okay. Oh there I thought it unmuted now you mentioned something about a name called a place called Boonesboro didn't you? Amen it again. Right, Burnsboro, Kentucky. Oh yeah, you knew that place doesn't yet. Well of course it does yes. It's like Daniel Boones. Yeah well the thing about it is it was very nothing you've ever seen on movie or television does it justice? If you ever get a chance to read a real history of the Ohio Valley, and forgive me, I'd have to pull the book out, and I don't have the title right off the top of my head, it's a long title. It's, I think, one of the most comprehensive Bible thickness histories of the Midwest, and it includes the settlement of the rich, you know, Kentucky, Tennessee, the Ohio River, and the Ohio Valley in general, along with Bob and the Michigan. And it's interesting how deep and how rich that history is. It's missing from all of our teachings. But there's a reason for that because the scallywags slash the speculators and then later the carpetbaggers after the Civil War, both in the north and the south by the way, stripped everybody of their property after they worked their ass off to do everything to develop it. And it's been this way over and over and over again and it's happening right now but just with a different... touch with regard to who they're addressing and how they're doing it, but it's still the same scam. We worked our ass off while other people sat dead on their dead ads for four and five generations on welfare, and then after four or five generations of welfare, then they plant this idea, oh, they deserve your stuff. They already got a whole bunch of our stuff. They sat on their dead ads for now three generations, four or five, depending on how you want to overlap and count on generations, it shouldn't be 20 years. So we've got three generations of the welfare state, look what we've got out of that. Them demanding more when they already literally have a free ride. Plus all the other skullduggers just told you about the social security. So you're eating a man. Anyway, we've got to take a break. God bless our republic. We're torn and dirty as you stood there by my bed. He took off his three-cornered hat. We fought a revolution, Liberty. We wrote the Constitution as from tyranny. For future generations, this is like the leg of freedom. The freedoms we secured for you, we hope you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave of three. At home on 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 use in a regulated press and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shit. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and see... farm and keep our country put men of God in jail harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn and your daughters send artillery and guns before insures 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 what you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear? Be a steady host unto the Republic. Arise. Take a stand. Defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of Plan. Preserve our great Republic and each God is given right. We pray to God for freedom, for even Christ. As Iowoki vanished in the midst of once he came. His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make them all yourself. You certainly won't survive, half of them. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the second hour of the Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Corkey. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters. Both on and behind the lines in occupied territories. South, north, southeast, and east. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. We're also on satellite, and again, thank you to those who are listening and then rebroadcasting. Too numerous to figure out exactly who is where, and as a matter of fact, we're virtually and everybody water on the planet right now at this moment. With a little bit of an echo and delay of anywhere from six to eight minutes, I would say. And that's both analog and digital. We're on a myriad of other communications technologies, both inside and outside these United States. And it is Tuesday, communications Tuesday, but a beautiful bright sunny day. Solar at night is beaming and runs all through the night with all of my equipment right now. Even the little dollar store solar lights properly tended to, they work flawlessly. and some of them three and four years in service now. It is the 11th of March. It is the 17th year of Open Obvious. And in your face, Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist, Occupation of America with a K 2025 Old Earth Calendar. Given her old she has got cropped in. 125%. Oh, but she might still blow up. And 2025 Battle for the Republic book. to the Winter War, but we're running to the end of winter. It's not done yet, and this is the dangerous time. Seems nice during the day. You could die of hypothermia tonight if you're not careful. Make sure you have the proper tools in the toolbox and don't set them aside. We still got a ways to go to finish off winter rather than get you finished off because of being awarded the movie prize. You know, for not properly acting when you do you should. Anyway, let's see. Oh, real quick, one more time. It's the 11th of March. This is our 48th wedding anniversary with Nancy and myself. It's 48 years that she put up with me and stayed the course and I couldn't ask for a better person to share my time with. So again, 48 years. And as of the 11th of March, yeah, 48 years. No way. Yeah, it doesn't take long. Not long at all, really. So, but again, It's quite a ride, quite a time, but again, it's just like yesterday too. So, communications Tuesday. Real quick, I do want to bring this up also. This was another subject. I know talking about money last hour. But, communications. Guys, go ahead, we've got to call her. Who do we have? Mark, real quick before I get it back to service. When somebody has to be, how long we've been married? I see. Well, 38. But it feels like 48 with the wind show. You know, that's still a little bit easier than my first one. A little bit of humor, very little. Hey Dad, Mark, I don't know if you can hear me, but you were breaking up really bad. Right when the collar broke in, you started making a lot of static. And it's coming off of you. It's just like a lot of noise. I don't know where it's coming from. I'll tell you what, here's what. You're also getting lighter and lighter in my ear. Hold on here right this No, I'm not hearing a difference. There we go. How about that better? One two three one two. Oh, there we go much better right there much better. That's weird. Okay, that's bizarre Well still working and we're still hooked up, okay Well again one two three one two three KWA three five niner echo echo Foxtrot We should be up and running now. I don't know what we did. We didn't cut neither one of us It didn't touch anything I didn't but It's also a perfectly clear day out there, so signals should be strong no matter what, and instead the meter reader is telling me it ain't. So that's rather fascinating to me. If need be, we'll switch over to Total Satellite, because I could do that in a few minutes if we had to. We'll see how this continues. If it does become an issue, we'll switch systems. And I'll switch workstations too, so that'll change the world. But real quick, I wanted to touch on this. about communications is, guys, before we had the internet and before we had cell phones, cell phones were already in service per se with two meter radio. And you know I've talked about this for as long as I've been on the air so you know it's not a new subject, but let me reinforce this for everybody who's listening that might be new. The only reason you're on 800 Meg with cell phones is because it was the alternate solution. What? No, it was the big plan. No, it wasn't the big plan. The big plan is that in the late 70s to the early 80s, two meter radio had interlocked the whole country toll free. Everybody remember what toll, telephone calls, a toll, what the toll was? The toll were the different fees that were paid to go through all the different phone systems. And it was still economical. When you consider how many different phone elements were tied in, some cases you were locked into 20, 30, or 40 different phone grids to get across the country, depending on what corner of the country you're trying to talk to. That's why it was a telephone toll call. Two meter with repeater systems It gave us the ability, we built it from scratch, I learned to work with electronics while helping with the Grand 2-meter project here in Southeastern Michigan. More on that in a second. With a 2-meter system, I could dial up to my repeater. If I have it handshake with another repeater somewhere across the country, or maybe far enough over that it could reach to another one and another one until I reach, say, Seattle, Washington. And then once it got into the Seattle, Washington area, that system would dial down to a phone and whatever the phone number was that I coded in, and I could talk toll-free, unlimited call anywhere in the country on 2-meter. Did you ever do that? You ever hear of it? Well, that was why 2 meter was developed so we could hop, skip, and jump across the country and in the process walk right back down into the phone system to the mechanical copper wire end and talk directly to somebody. You didn't have to have your radio to do it. You literally at this end I could call on a regular telephone, dial up the repeater, dial in the code, okay, Then it would jump because I also had to give it my repeater codes for the other stations. And I could jump out of the state of Michigan to any other state of the union that had a repeater. When we built this up to the point that it was second nature, that the whole system ran on its own, literally we could either use a two meter handheld radio and then call out through the repeaters down to a phone. and or to another 2 meter radio at the other end. So you had two options. You can either call in a ground line, oh does this sound like your cell phone? Well that's right because that's where your cell phone came from. 2 meter radio. Okay. When we built this up from scratch and everybody else got into the business including industrial companies like Motorola, The Fed, and I think when Motorola got in this, they already had a plan what they were going to do. The plan was that the Fed was going to come in and take over all of our equipment and they tried to do it. Now the Fed wasn't going to run it. They were going to hand it over to one of the little ring-knock and buddy operations and that would have been the cell phone net that the country would have inherited. That was the original plan, not from us, from the other side. Now, what happened is we fought them in court and we kept two meter. They didn't confiscate two meter the way they had planned. And literally, we were not at war. This was in the 70s to the early 80s. Okay? So, we weren't at war. We weren't even in the Vietnam War. This was just that commie crap with, I should say, the neocon crap with George, Herbert, Walker, Bush. and the rest of the turds that were waiting in the shadows always. So somebody else did all the work, somebody else perfected, not the military, not the government. This was all private done. All ham type operators or independent radio operators. Well, they didn't get it. So they had to, they figured they saw what was done, so they had to build their own. And it's a startup cost that really bit them in the ass, because they also had to go to another frequency. They only went to 800 meg. And, in fact, another shadow of that is, remember that once they had you all helped to make the 800-meg system work way back in the old 90s, as a matter of fact, this is the year 2025, I'll remind you that they started putting emergency services on the 800-meg cell phone systems, which was stupid. We had VHF UHF, which was superior communications to the 800-meg system. And the VHF and UHF government type, military frequency type systems were actually superior to most of the military equipment that was being used at the time for police and for fire. But they got everybody to go to 800 meg and everybody warned that had any brains. It's like you're putting all this stuff in one basket. If there's a crisis, everybody's going to get on their cell phone and you will not be able to talk to each other. And you know what happened? We had a crisis, the Oklahoma City bombing. And it wasn't the only one like this, but Oklahoma City, they had to beg people to get off because, oh, gee, the fire department, the police department that had bought the 800 meg systems couldn't talk to anybody. Because everybody was calling up to find out if Bob or Mary or Jerry or Fred were alive. And were you near the Murrah Building or were you downtown and are you okay and what happened and where are you? And so what they wanted to do, and this is just like what they originally tried to do with 2 meter, they wanted to kick all of you off 800 meg off the present cell phone system. They were going to take your cell phones away. What happened? Oh, it was an outcry over that. They got everybody on that on that pacifier. Nobody wanted to let go of it because it was still pretty new but still a lot of things you could do with it. So they had to create a replacement again, which is the 900 meg. Now 900 meg is less efficient and to be quite honest, I'd be willing to bet that they were planning on putting the cell phone systems, sliding them over to the 900 meg, which is a crappier frequency, you know, bandwidth. and take over the 800 meg after you all paid for it to be integrated across the whole of the country. There is all the indicators are there that that was the plan. Now it's interesting that they committed to 900 meg here in Michigan for instance, the Michigan State Police established it and that one tower I was telling you about every once in a while I talk about it because it's on the highest ground on the Northern rail and from that location you can look down and see the top of Detroit. from all the way in the middle of the state. Well that particular location was a state police 900 meg tower that they put up. We've got one just outside of Dexter, Michigan on the south side of I-94 and Baker Road. Now I don't know if that's still in service because there was discussion that they had been walking away from it because they were dissatisfied with it. Now, why? Well, because they had to pay for all of it. If the cops were on 800 meg, you guys all paid for it. But if they were on 900 meg, they had to pay 100% for a cop shop only radio system. And again, that means they had to put all the bill. They had to be part of, they had to take the federal money they were given and actually spend it on what they were supposed to in the way of federal expenditures tied into the state expenditures. So, 2 meter is still as viable then as it was, well, hell, now 40 years ago. Almost 45, well, 45 go to 50 years ago. This is year 2025. So, we'll say, yeah, damn, time flies. Of course, I've been married 48 years, yeah, time flies. But the thing is that, Just as a qualifier here, how did we build the repeaters, the two-meter system? We built them from scratch. We basically used a utility military rack frame that they built, not for the standard racks like you see today, a little bigger, almost like the size of a phone booth. Sometimes a little bigger, a little smaller, whatever we could scavenge. And what I did is we got the best components you could find in electronics for military surplus, preferably aviation. Well, we did one step better. Here in Michigan, we had a glut of everything laying around. And so we were able to scavenge three-dimensional circuit boards from what were World War III-ready air defense computer systems. And you've probably never seen them, but they actually have a little stirrup on them. And each module was about 2 and 1 by 2 inches wide, 2 and 1 by 2 inches long, in other words, 2 and 1 by 2 inches square. And it literally was a three-dimensional circuit board. So the entire area had track and pin systems, actually what they were, tape, metal tape, made out of copper, solid copper. and all of your capacitors, all of your diodes, everything was integrated into this cube like a Borg cube. And what we did is we disassembled. I have my job. Desolder all of those joints. Take apart each fixture. Categorize all the little components. And then find another one. Do it again. After we collected and disassembled a bunch of the components, we then went over to the schematics for the 2-meter repeater station. and built from the parts that we scavenged from the very high quality Department of Defense parts, which were all surplus, of course. The Advantage, we're near the University of Michigan, and also at that time, we had a number of other aerospace research companies that had access to vast amounts of surplus like that. They would grab all of it that they wanted, they would, whatever they didn't want, they would cast out the back door for, you know, a dollar for a ton. You know, it's basically how much can you fill into a two-ton truck? You can have a couple of, give a couple of dollars that will cover it because they were getting it for free. So we would disassemble all of that and the first repeater here in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which was located where Domino's Farms is today. In fact, that repeater was still there until a short time ago. was installed on the north side of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and was the interlink all the way to Lansing, Michigan in one direction, Detroit, Michigan to Windsor, right to the Detroit River, and then could also pulse all the way out to Jackson, Michigan from Ann Arbor over the rail. There's a topographic feature there that's kind of critical. So, we built one, then we built two, then we built ten, and we distributed them all over the state. Now, what did I do? I didn't design them. All I did was burn my little fingertips with a soldering pencil as day after day, whenever we had time, we assembled subsystems. And since we were making the same repeater all over again, repeat, repeat, repeat, it was very easy to set up a little production line. Plywood sheets, four by eight, put some legs on them, make a two by four frame. And we made a workstation. It was like an island. And one of the things that I was working on was the synthesizer circuit for the primary transmitter. But I could go to another table and we had everything laid out there just like a little factory So I could pull the parts right out of little tubs that we had there We had little little thumb trays and we also kept those little bridges because we couldn't build those damn things They were stupid price but for any of the bridging points or anything we had the best quality product And that's why to this day and this is your 2020. Well, I know in 2022 The repeater that I helped build was taken to another location and is on standby. We have actually bought most of the surplus repeaters that came out of the system. Two of them, if you may recall, I brought this up on the air a while back. I got two of the Motorola repeaters that were commercial and the original one that I helped build, which was one of the first in the state of Michigan, if not the first in the country because Michigan was the center point for the two-meter project. It blossomed from Michigan and went out in all directions. And the counterpart to that was there was an island of repeaters that were built in the Phoenix area, Phoenix, Arizona, and another island that were built in South Carolina. So it was kind of like that old railroad track thing. Everybody was working towards each other, and eventually we linked the whole of the country with personal two-meter repeaters. And again, they were small. And there was no government money. We didn't wait for somebody else to do it. And so I'm listening to all three. Why am I bringing this up? It's communications Tuesday. I'm getting tired of all these weenie bee witches that are now yapping. Oh my God with AI, we're doomed. And we couldn't do this. We couldn't do that. So only because you won't get up off your dead ass and learn. There's nothing that they're building now. In fact, it's just like the whole idea of what is called AI. The AI idea has been in everybody's head. From the moment computers were actually in service. And if you go back to science fiction, it represents the angsting and concern for the obvious problem of creating an artificial intelligence mechanism that literally would have no human component, have no soul, and it never will have a soul. So it literally is the most demonesque element of what we could produce. Ergo, anybody promoting it needs to have their ass shot. Anybody promoting AI needs to be gone. Now, they may call it AI when in reality it's basically cooperative, gang, computer processing because the more you can stack it, the faster you can go and the more you can actually demonstrate all the different results that may be possible based upon overlapping mathematical formulas to look at a problem and apply many, many, many different solutions. And then by percentage, estimate which might be the best choices. However, where you're trying to claim to me that we need AI or that we need, for instance, a computer chip run washer, we don't, that we need a computer chip run refrigerator, we don't, What? Other than for some, I got my little finger in the air because my ass is more special than yours is because I got the $3,000 refrigerator that can barely refrigerate anything, but by God it can report to the government on what you got in the refrigerator. Did you really need to have the government know what's in your refrigerator? Did you need to have some artificial intelligence mechanism do that? No. Is it grossly overcomplicating something? It should be a very simple process, a very simple machine that should be both affordable, durable, and reliable in terms of service. AI doesn't do that. All it is is part of this idea that somehow you want to get a pat on the head and a squeeze on the ass with regard to feeling good because some other stranger is able to spy on your ass. I don't understand where that came from. other than the fact we got stupid people that were lettin' get into places they shouldn't, just like we let wicked stupid or wicked horrible demonic people get into government and get into our accounts. So it's not that we can't stay in touch, it's not that we can't. In fact, the mechanicals can be defeated. But the fact that if we allow that to go that far, then we are gonna, you're gonna have to fight no matter what. You better lay down and die. And there are a bunch of asshats who will lay down and die, and that will always be the case. The important thing is not to lay down and die with the SOBs, not to lay down and die with the fools, the idiots. Oh, by the way, we're the first ones to blurt out the, oh, we need this AI. Oh, I need the talking refrigerator to make me feel good because nobody else wants to talk to me today. Oh, I just got to have it. Oh, again, these are all things you'd be throwing out the window. The interesting thing is that the products are not that difficult to build and with all the raw materials, do you realize how we could retrograde easily side swipe, side step, whatever they're doing, carve out? Because if you just have the basic mechanicals, you have everything that you need to make a physical system work. It's a matter of are you willing to apply yourself to do it? And again, not even the plumbing is that complicated. Most of this, again, traditionally we used to teach, I mean, I helped to build a refrigeration unit when I was in junior high school from scratch as part of our mechanical engineering course. And it was just one of many things that we did. And I'm amazed that today everybody, oh, that would be fuddly. Now, I'm cantankerous and tired and old by comparison to all these other young farts, but these other young farts are absolute naysayers when it comes to pretty much everything. It's not because it didn't have the capacity. It's because the public fool system created the lack of capacity that has caused our problems. The can't-do attitude. And everybody, like I said, where the hell did the sergeants go? The can't-do attitude better, if you want to stay alive, you better have the can-do attitude. We'll get this done. Get rid of AI and get rid of the asshats that are trying to push this crap. We're going to have to get rid of them. This is going to have to be done. The ones overseas should be treated even more harshly because they're a blatant enemy. just as the ones we have here that are trying to pull this crap in our country. Because it's always tied into also demanding that they manipulate your resources, specifically what your income is, quote unquote, and how somebody else should have another party tied into your resources, the assets that you've collected, which is a translation of your time on this planet. I don't need any more middlemen than I've already got. I've got too many as it is and an example of that is how many billions were just demonstrated to have been stolen by a whole bunch of pricks and strangers and had no business touching our money in the first place. See, that's the problem with all the stuff that they're showing you right now. It demonstrates why, no, we don't need those middlemen in our lives. They are part of the big problem we have right now and they need to be gone from our lives. They don't serve any other purpose other than just to be a self-serving parasite who's bent on the destruction of the host in every aspect of what they do. So we have to say no to that. In the process, we can't be lazy. I've got 100 works in the fire every day. There's always something I could turn to. I've got stuff here that is in motion and it has to stop. That's just my stuff. There's a whole bunch of other stuff that with regard to our interaction to the Patriot movement from the militia to manufacturing to others that so many other people are tied into but more people need to be working in that direction. We're not going to save the money with big, forgive me, the country with big. The only thing that's going to save this country is a myriad of a lot of small, and I don't care what it is, so that it's diversified, so that it's spread out, so that one bomb can't take out everything. Because everybody yaps about the Terminator war or we're going to fight the mechanicals this or whatever that, well then by God you better be spread out. We centralize, we'll get you killed. We need to diversify. We need to spread out more. We need to be thinking ahead of the threat. And we need to be building more. We don't need asshats coming in from outside this country because we don't, apparently we just don't know how to do anything anymore. So we got to have people coming in from outside. We're going to call them entrepreneurs. Well in reality, they're just characters from outside that will work for, yeah, they work cheaper. Won't necessarily produce a better product in any way, shape, or form. But we're going to give them special dispensation and all kinds of other nonsense where we have Americans readily available, more than competent enough to get the job done, given the wherewithal, if you're going to give anybody a leg up, it should be an American that's here. After all, I work my ass off to get to where I am, and anybody else, if I am going to support somebody, it's going to be somebody of like mine and somebody from my country. Not moving some other jackass in so that they can parasite off whatever we're doing here. That's crazy. That's insane But that's exactly what Trump is proposing. Well Trump isn't proposing. It's the characters behind him and that's not the solution We have to build we have to we have to process materials here We have to develop the basic refined materials from raw materials here on the continent More than one location one is not going to do it And we also need small manufacturing dispersed over the whole of the countryside, American owned, American operated, American manned, so that we actually will be able to maintain the system. Of course, if you do that, and that kind of redundancy exists, and the pricks that think they're going to play the New World Order ticket on us, and there are a bunch of them, and they're all sitting there waiting right now, trying to figure out how they're going to kill America. You give them the opportunity to proceed the way Trump's proposing and guess what? You're screwed. All he's doing is completing NAFTA and GATT. And the globalization. Now we've always had a global economy, but America could be strong because America is supposed to be independent, is not interlocked with other economies in such a way that it is hamstrung, you know, with regard to the ability to be independent. That is what we have to pay attention to. Right now, the shysters are right in the middle of trying to do everything they can to undermine our independence. That we have to maintain. Trump is not talking about independence. All he's doing is moving the rest of NAFTA and GATT exactly where we warned everybody it would go and it's going there. Now, it's not sitting stone. But all the tells are already in place. Everything is there that can be easily identified, and all you have to do is a little bit of reading. And go back to 1994, 1995, 1996. It's all written out in black and white, very dull reading. Well, interesting reading, if you realize what the plan is. But very dull, otherwise. It's like, yeah, this is really dry. Yeah, it really is dry and dangerous. So we got work to do and again signal communications. It has to be at the personal level Two meter radio CV radio Marine radio in addition to that Any of the other FRS we've talked about that before they're pretty straightforward There's been bungle deals. I got a friend of mine. He just showed me the the kit this last weekend He picked up one of these 60 count bundle deals from Teemu They have 60 or 70, but anyway, he bought a large block and nothing to write home about, but everything, the only thing he's doing now is testing everything, charging everything to make sure that that 10% glitch factor isn't in the mix. But as far as the radios go, the idea is to have those on hand for the infantry units that they've organized, and that is one of many alternate solutions for communications. Now, they key that up in a battlefield situation, you're a target waiting to be hit. However, in a crisis or disaster situation, having immediate communications to be able to respond as needed to the situation, they're priceless. And they also have to be simple. So he went with the earlier model in quantity, so, you know, Prayer proper planning prevents piss poor performance. They don't need to be programmed that work just fine out of the box. Everybody understands what they do. Everybody can plug in get the job done. And that's how we get how we need to be thinking about all of these systems for working with. Now before we're very far there we're at the bottom of the hour and a little past I always catch it about now actually I saw that I was at the bottom. I talked a little bit longer. You're listening to Liberty Tree Radio dot 4mg dot com Liberty Tree Radio dot org And we are at 8 o'clock, which is an hour and a half out, little less, but an hour and a half out, on WBCQ, the planet, 6.160, regular shortwave. That's WBCQ, the planet. And that is 6.160, regular shortwave, Monday through Friday, 8 to 9 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. Okay? Now, also, if you'd like to write us, PBN. P.O. Box 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130, that's PBN. P.O. Box 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130. And if you'd like to send in a music request, music request, send me an email at liberty at Provide.net. That's liberty at symbol Provide.net. 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And I'll make sure that one way or another we work it into the mix. May take time, but you know a couple of the requests that just went out yesterday or the day before, well forgive me last week, and to last week, were fairly new, actually, although there were multiple too. Quite a few have asked for similar music, which I think is interesting. So anyway, we're going to do a little ear candy before we go any farther. Number one, Ed, if you could, Riding a Raid. That's for Uncle Mark. That's for me. And again, a reminder, guys, if you're with the Raiders, oh, by the... I don't have it right here in front of me. We have new, in addition to the CMM blade issue, that's already been taken care of. Everybody responded very quickly, thank you. The new Raider patches are in Raider tabs. The Raider, not Ranger, Raider. And for a second Raider, All of the orders were filled. The guy who's doing the stitch work is up towards Lansing, his machine. He's got also another thing to remember. This is low reflection anti-infrared. The tabs were done with low reflection thread. God, Mark, slap me in the microphone. And that was one of the first things we do is we test the thread. You can also order non-reflective. Which, by the way, most people don't realize there's a difference in threads and how they respond to infrared lighting. Most people don't test that with the patch. That's why mostly we strip the patches off the Velcro stations whenever we're doing anything as a precaution because when you're in training you'll learn this real quick that, hey, my night vision, if I turn on the IR light, things reflect out there. Wait a minute, what are those things that are bobbling around and they look like they're like an orb and a small rectangle? Well, that's the flag and that unit patch that are shining like it's daylight and almost are a shoot-me spot. In fact, they really are a shoot-me spot. So the radar tabs are in place. Anyway, Ed, if you could, Riding a Raid. Let's see if we got that up there. Riding a Raid. Uh oh. Am I actually even still alive? You know, this has been a problem. Nope, nope. This looks like I'm still in theory good. We'll see what happens there. And I can't... Here we go. Ed's got it. Good night, come tighten your girth and slacken your reign Come buckle your blanket and holster again Try the click of your trigger and balance your blade For he must ride sure that goes right into reign While still watchin' prize, blow to the Lord Goodbye, dear old Rambovers, not wives and Maryland Come tighten your girth and slacken your reign Come buckle your blanket and holster again Try the click of your trigger and balance your blade For he must ride sure that goes right in the rage There's a man in a thousand slavers and not a full blade Come tighten your girth and slacken your reign Come buckle your blanket and... Try the click of your trigger and balance, ride sure that goes riding. There was a concern for replacement and also for new members. So we got that taken care of. The tabs are done. We just need to get them to where they belong and you know where they belong and who they belong to. There we go. That'll work it out. Next and again, oh, we have a lot. Okay, we might be able to fit it in. Ed, let's do this also if you could please. Latest guns and gadgets. And again, Guns N Gadgets is on YouTube. We haven't gotten fit one in so far this week. And we need at least one, if we can. We will. And again, there's been a bunch of other postings that you did over the last couple of days, over the weekend too. You definitely want to go back through to Guns N Gadgets on YouTube and check out the latest postings. We'll probably, I'm gonna just double check the title for it and I'll pass it on to Edward, but there's one for the weekend we're probably gonna play two, not right now. We'll just take whatever rolls off the deck there. Here we go. The fight for the Second Amendment just took another major legal smack, another big roadblock. But it's one that I think ultimately will be rectified. A federal appeals court just ruled against a challenge to the National Firearms Act. They rule to uphold restrictions on short-barreled rifles. What does that mean for gun owners? What does it mean for the ATF? For the future for gun control in America? Well, stick by because I'm going to break it down for you right now. Before I get into it, if you're passionate about protecting the Second Amendment and staying informed on the latest gun right news and whatever else comes out, then make sure to subscribe to Guns N' Gadgets. I'll bring you all the stories that the mainstream media will not cover, and we need patriots like you in this fight. But first, a huge shout out to today's sponsor, Attorneys on Retainer. If you're serious about self-defense, then get serious about defending yourself with Attorneys on Retainer. 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They're truly truly good people who believe in defending those that defend themselves or others Alright, let's dive into this A man named Jamond Rush was charged with possessing an unregistered short-barreled rifle, which was an AR-15, I believe it was an Anderson, and it was a 7.5-inch barrel on that bad Larry. Now, if you know your gun laws, then you know the National Firearms Act of 1934 requires that certain firearms, including short-barreled rifles, must be registered in tax. It's unconstitutional. It doesn't pass the muster if you ask me, but if you were asking Jared, things would be a lot different anyway. Well, Rush challenged this in court, arguing that these restrictions violate the Second Amendment, especially after the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Bruin. His argument, the NFA's registration and tax requirements create an unconstitutional burden on law-abiding gun owners, restricting their right to keep and bear arms. But here's where it gets interesting. The court wasn't buying it. They ruled that the Second Amendment does not protect unregistered short-barreled rifles. And they leaned on some old Supreme Court precedent to make their case. Now this isn't the first time the NFA has been challenged. Back in 1939, the Supreme Court ruled in U.S. v. Miller that short-barreled shotguns weren't protected under the Second Amendment. The government used that decision here arguing that Miller is still good law and still applies today. Well, the court said, if Miller ruled against short-barreled shotguns, then the same logic applies to short-barreled rifles. But hold on, doesn't Bruin change everything? Did they even hear about the Bruin decision? Well, ever since the Bruin decision, courts are supposed to analyze gun laws based on historical tradition, meaning the government has to prove that a modern-day gun regulation is consistent with how firearms were regulated back in the founding era. Remember that in Bruin, the Supreme Court established a two-step test for evaluating Second Amendment challenges. First, courts must determine if the conduct the government seeks to regulate is protected by the plain text of the Second Amendment. And second, if it is, then the government must demonstrate that it is a regulation that's consistent with this nation's historical tradition of firearm regulation. Well, the problem here is that the court said the short-barreled rifles failed at first step. And according to the judges, the short-barreled rifles are not in common use for self-defense. That doesn't matter. And even if they were, they said that history is full of gun restrictions that regulated concealable and dangerous weapons. Now they pointed to laws from the 1600s that regulated musket barrel lengths, laws in the 1800s that taxed and registered firearms, and even surety laws that required people to prove that they were responsible before carrying weapons. And then one of the judges even said the NFA is just a modern version of these historical regulations, which I think is extremely inaccurate. So according to the court, the NFA's registration and taxation requirements are nothing new and they rule that Bruin doesn't change that. Now this is a big deal. It means that for now, the courts are standing by the NFA keeping short barreled rifles under strict regulations of registration and taxation. And if you want to own a short barreled rifle, then this ruling reinforces that the ATF demands that we pleads follow the rules. or risk ending up like Jimon Rush. Remember the penalty for an unregistered short-barreled rifle is up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. Now this also shows that Bruin isn't a free pass to overturn every single gun law. Lower courts, like this one, are still using old Supreme Court cases like Miller to justify gun restrictions. But here's where the real question is. Will the Supreme Court step in? Will this be appealed to the Supreme Court first? And finally, will the Supreme Court rule on the NFA once and for all? If they do, it will change everything. That could change everything. It will change everything. And you better believe that we'll be watching. Now, the fight for our gun rights isn't over, guys and gals. It doesn't matter who the president is. It's not over by a long shot. We need strong legal challenges to push back against these unconstitutional laws. And that's why I want to give a huge shout out to you, America. You all are the ones who are keeping the pressure on your legislators. You're doing the work and believe me when I tell you when I speak to people on Capitol Hill, it's making a difference. So please don't stop. Patriots, the Second Amendment needs you. Help us get the truth out by hitting the like button subscribe and stay updated and share this video so that more people know what's going on What do you guys and gals think about the NFA's registration rules? I know what I think I want to hear your comments though drop it down below. I can't wait to read them This should be this should be great stay armed stay informed. I'll see you on the next one. God bless America Just a bump in the road, but it's a big bump. Take care y'all We got it in there. It fit in just fine and we still have a little bit of time before the top. Number one, which US versus Miller decision? Now let me give you a little history of that bull shit session. That's the only way to describe it. Does everybody understand that the US versus Miller, the original decision sided with the individual being charged? What's interesting is the guy didn't show up for the court case and even though he didn't show up, what is fascinating is that lo and behold the judge sided with the argument that it was covered under the militia clause, Article 2 of the Bill of Rights, because it was a gun. It makes no difference what length, what size, what dimension. Every kind of conceivable weapon from clubs to spears to pikes to even crossbows were pressed into service not as much as they should have been but they were in addition to every size and type of martial arm that could be purchased to include match lock firearms not just flip lock firearms. all lengths to include horse pistols. And horse pistols are about as close as you're going to get back if you ever saw how horse pistols were typically made. In many cases horse pistols were built off of existing generation pass, one generation back muskets that were kind of tired. So what they did is they shortened the barrel and in many cases also cut off and pistol gripped the stock. so that they were basically a cross between a carbine and a big single shot pistol. These horse pistols were very commonly used in braces, sometimes two, sometimes four, sometimes five, depending on the cavalry or the Dragoon unit that might be using them. And this varied, and especially with the American forces, horses and cavalry were kind of expensive, especially to feed the horses. It wasn't the horse in the unit that was a problem. It was keeping them in fodder. But the units that were cavalry or Dragoon that were militia used any and every kind of firearm available. So when the judge looked at the case of U.S. vs. Miller, he sided with Miller because it made no difference what the length or size of the weapon was. It was under the militia clause. It was a weapon of the people. Well, guess what? That went out of the court went down the street and the White House came back down the street, you know, Franklin Delano Rosenfeldt, oi, and they demanded that the justices overturn the decision. So the decision that you do see, whereas the other was unpublished. Now remember I've told you about unpublished. Here's the problem. It was completely on the record, so it went out through the Federal Register that the first ruling was acknowledged. But then, approximately one week later, Franklin Delano Rosenfeld, FDR demanded, because he was anti-gun and they wanted that Gun Control Act in place so that they could disarm America because he just stole the gold. And they just declared war on the American people through the War Powers Act of 1933. Well, what the justices did is to cooperate with protecting the racket. They reversed their decision after the fact. So the original, U.S. vs. Miller, was unpublished but still on the books. And U.S. vs. Miller, addented, is what everybody keeps repeating as an illegitimate parent. Everybody understand that? No, this is common knowledge, if you're willing to look for it. And interestingly enough, back in the decade, the pro firearms groups all knew very much about this. Lost in the tail lights, so to speak. The longer you get from the event when there are so many other ways that your enemy is punching at you, people have a tendency to forget. Or you get traitors in your midst who like the idea that they want gun control. It's profitable for those who are able to ride with the restrictions because if you ride ahead of the restrictions, then you're the one making the money hand over fist because everybody's got to jump through the hoops at gunpoint from government. Oh, nobody thought about that one, did they? So anyway, again, that's Guns and Gadgets that we were just listening to. You can go over there to Guns and Gadgets over on YouTube. Please take the time. Thumbs up that video. And also, again, subscribe if you've got a YouTube account. That Make One Up is no big deal. Well, I don't know. Maybe it is a big deal now, with all the gobbledygook they attach to most of the others. But take the time and slide over there and give the other videos a thumbs up, too. We're probably going to pay a particular attention to one, I believe it was on Saturday, but I'll double check. I'll have it ready for Ed. And we'll have it ready for the 8 o'clock hour. One more time, the radar tabs are done. I should have mentioned this in the first hour also because some people don't listen to the second hour. They've got work to do or they're eating. So again, the radar tabs are in. You will have to go to the Quartermaster site on UltraNet and if you do that, use pin 60-108. Use that pin that will get you right to the information. Everything is bundled up. All you have to do is talk to the BBMFIC and that's the supervisor and the BBMFIC will get the job done. So we will take care of business. Also, again, if you'd like to write us, this is a header request, I've got to put this out more often. PBN PO Box 194 Dexter, Michigan 48130. That's PBN PO Box 194 Dexter, Michigan 48130. And we're at the top. We should be hearing the music here in a moment. And oh, I do have, oh, I think we're too late. Not going to open up another subject because we are at the top of the hour. God bless our Republic. Death to the New World Order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. And we're on the march, both day and night. And I have a mic even for the fun of it. Just switch over to satellite for the 8 o'clock hour. We'll see what happens. And if I can set up the other studio, I've got to put a different mic in place there. But one way or another we will be back at 8 o'clock. Meanwhile Ed taking over or LTR coming up and it is Tuesday on Liberty Tree Radio. God bless. Bye bye. 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 the land that you believe you own you pay a yearly rent Although you have no voice in saying how the money spent your children must attend a school that doesn't educate And your Christian values can't be taught According to this you read about the current news and 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 given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and seemingly farm and keep our country deep. Put men of God in jail, harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit so their children can 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? Most sons of the Republic arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the plan, preserve our great Republic and eat God given right. And pray to God as I awoke he vanished in the mist from when his words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god-given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he fought to keep, what would be your answer? He called out from the grave. Because I had no shoes, and then I met a man who had no feet. Good dang ladies and gentlemen, this is the Third hour of the Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Kornke. I'm Larry Lawson. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, east, southeast, west, and northeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we're on satellite. I want to say hi to all our merchant marine operators out there. No matter what body of water you're resting on right now. And again, the fact that you're listening and then rebroadcasting. to a vast array and we're using the yeah the musk satellites billiard bounce points which is kind of cool we were doing that just last weekend again I haven't done that in nyan almost 50 years ago 50 years yes it's been 50 years 1974 1975 what am I talking about yeah 50 years I got back into old habits it's kind of cool we'll talk about that more in a bit Anyway, we're also on a myriad of other communications technologies across the United States, both inside and outside the U.S., and we're on WBCQ, the planet, 6.160 regular shortwave, that's WBCQ, the planet, and 6.160 regular shortwave, Monday through Friday, 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Yes, even with the fallback Stumble sideways or spring forward. Take your pick. Still, same time throughout the year, no matter what they do with the clock. So anyway, Larry, it's been a really pretty day here today. Got a lot more work done outside, but also a lot of specialized work done. What's it like in your neck of the woods? Well, let's jump off the wall down there in the old west, which we now call the Midwest. Chemtrails and more chemtrails today here in Indiana the Department of Government efficiency can't seem to come find a program that costs multiple billions of dollars or They're all okay with what's being done, which I believe is the latter Yeah, we got a little RFK jr. Putting out mRNA vaccines for the measles epidemic that's going on down in Texas This is the guy that people thought was going to stop the the COVID poison, etc. And every person Trump's brought in has been pro-COVID, pro-MRNA vaccine, pro-Peter Thiel, Palantir CIA surveillance freaks. And he's expressed fully being on board with the satanic Jewish Israel's genocide of the remaining, you know, original inhabitants there, the Palestinians. The piece of shite has arrested his first Palestinian at a college that they want to call a Hamas terrorist even though Israel has been terrorist beginnings there in Israel and they funded Hamas. They are Hamas funding terrorists. They are ISIS terrorists. Hold on, let's remind everybody before we're any farther, Larry, who did they replace? Does anybody remember why it is the Israelis push for Hamas? Who was it that was there before? The Palestinian Liberation Organization, PLO. Yasser Arafat. Yasser Arafat was a checkered top. Yes. Yes. Had the tablecloth, you know, traditional. And what's interesting is they did all the propaganda telling you, now who did this? The controlled press in the US and the Israelis told you that they had to get rid of PLO and they had to throw down Yasser air fat and Hamas was the solution. Hamas was the next best thing to slice white bread and you know who pushed it? The Israelis pushed it and the Jewish press in New York pushed it. Just for a heads up in case anybody forgets. There's a complete demolition going on of US businesses and restaurants and just about anything else you can imagine. I mean any favorite restaurants you got, most of them are all going out of business. Yeah, it's getting sad. They're putting mRNA poison into pigs, into cows, into chickens now. Chickens people are purchasing may have been altered like the chickens that were put in Africa by Bill Gates, which all of a sudden saw a bird flu shooting all around all over the country. over the place, they were genetically engineered to do these things. And your president has sat down with this piece of trash and Albert Borla, who designed the COVID poison shots, he sat down with a murder of almost a billion people worldwide, 11 million in this country, and you put the same piece of garbage back in charge again and he's doing it on steroids this time. Yeah, this literally changes your DNA your bodily structure your avatar your temple it alters it It's what mRNA means it's altering your physical being your avatar here and It's not a good thing there are reports the same that they've actually engineered a way to Get people not to believe in God through genetics and that could be part of this Whatever it is. It's not being done with your consent or knowledge Yeah, this is this is a plan by these people. This is a Captain brain chip and you know, mr. Warp speed murdering Epstein guilty Trump The reason you won't see all these Epstein documents is because Israel ran this pedophile snuff ration It was a massage operation. He who brought can be seen peeking out of Jeffrey Epstein's apartment got his glasses on his little mask on you know, like he thinks it's a joke and Knit would Yahoo has been using it since and Trump's There's tons of pictures out there of Trump and Jeffy and Gley Maxwell and oh my gosh they had a Tiff and Mar-a-Lago and he wasn't friends with him anymore so we got to trust him now. You get that the enemy is inside the gates and running your country over the edge of a cliff because that's exactly what's happening. Well real quick here before I want to go too far from the comment about the chickens again let's remember something. Try to go local population. If at all possible, it's not hard to do. Example in the area here, we have a gentleman who raises sho pheasants. But he also is a pheasant aficionado, so at any given time he has anywhere from 2,000 to 3,000 birds of mixed breeds, different types of breeds. He'll give us, as many eggs as we're willing to hatch, willing to brood. It's amazing, the two breeds that you want to try and promote in your area. This way you don't have to feed them yourself. Number one is the rii, or ria, actually is the best way to put up ria. Now the rias are white. You think you're looking at a cockatiel, but you're not. It's a very chunky pheasant that likes to tree roost. The great thing about this, it can handle extreme cold weather. They were designed as an all temperate bird, so they will survive nicely in the northern parts of the United States, like in Indiana or Ohio. They would kick off like there's no tomorrow. Michigan, they would still be stable. Now, the one important thing about this is that these birds are comparable in size to the average chicken that you would raise. They're aggressive, the only thing I gotta warn you about, rios are aggressive and are territorial and they actually go after you. When they're in an area, if they see something that they feel is threatening the environment, they actually, they're not hawks, but they move around on you. The other one is the szechuan and the szechuan, you can't tell the difference between a ring neck pheasant and a szechuan except, well, you will when you cook them. Why? Because the szechuan is almost twice the girth of a regular ringneck pheasant. But here's the thing. The ringneck pheasant, which they tried over and over again to plant here in Michigan, and they did. They spent millions, hundreds of millions of dollars on this ringneck pheasant project. Well, the thing is that the ringneck pheasant is from middle part of China, middle lower end of China, where the weather's actually pretty decent most of the time. And what's interesting about this is that the Sichuan is a meteor bird Hardier and will survive in the northern climes. So in other words, that's the bird they should have been promoting. By the way, it's still just as aggressive, just as flighty. One of the things they wanted was a game bird that you could hunt. So the thing is that these both of these birds, they're pheasants, one is the rhea or ree, but rhea is the best way to remember it. And the other is the szechuan. And I know this from personal experience because we raised them. Okay, we got a hundred And out of that we got mixed breeds in several, and one that was a Tyrannosaurus pheasant, the likes of which we'd never seen before because of whatever two breeds it mixed with. I mean it was three times the size of a regular pheasant. It was headed up towards turkey size. It was definitely one of those interesting mutations you'd like to see more of. But they're a very clean breed. They're local. You can usually find people that are breeding them locally. And what you want to do is introduce them into your area naturally. You want to drop them into an area. The good thing about these two birds is that they roost in the trees like turkeys. The reese stay in the trees typically, though they are. They will operate on the ground, but they are a high ground territorial bird. So that's one solution. And let's not forget the other, which are guinea hems. In guinea hens we want for the exact same reason because you can leave them, they can literally breed and live in the back 40. They're highly aggressive, they've got a really interesting call, they look different, if you've never seen them go look them up guinea hens. They're really kind of cool. But the big thing is that these three breeds of bird produce the same amount of meat, they produce a comparable or a larger number of eggs which is another thing, everybody wants the eggs. And again, with the guinea hens, you get both the eggs. Of course, you do have to find out where they're nesting. If you're going to leave them in the wild, let them range. In all cases, if you give them a place to roost, treat them like chickens. They'll operate the same way. So if you wanted to keep them as close-fowl, you can. But the big advantage is that, why feed your next meal if you can let it forage off the land? Something to think about. Another thing we haven't talked enough about is throwing rabbits. Not domestic rabbits, but catching and planting and developing a rabbit population. Now you need to set up areas where you have brush and cover and what this is is produce a, again, they breed like rabbits. The important thing here is it's another meat source, but you know, rabbits are unique meat. You have to have other fats. in order for you to properly digest it. So you'd be using pork fat or beef fat to cook with a rabbit if you're going to use it as a standard dietary fare. And what this will do is help to break down the meat because of the nature of the proteins and the fats of the rabbit. Most people don't know, but people don't eat rabbit all the time. They don't really like to do chicken and or beef and or pork. But if you introduce rabbit into the menu you want to make sure that you take it, you know Do a little research or understand what I'm talking about once you read up on it Larry I want to do this before we go any farther. This is for one of our friends Way over on the other side of the water. It's a music request Edward if you could and again By the way, this individual has a we're trying to we got to get it boxed up But we have a special prize that we've got a ship that it takes a lot of garbage to ship stuff overseas nowadays That's not holding us up. I wanted to get one other item I want to try to send things to our friends overseas that they just can't get there Preferably American so again, we didn't forget you and as a matter of fact for Penny Bob Seger and the silver bullet band Like a rock Edward if you could like a rock Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Man, like a rock. And that's our request from across the water. I figured I saw that because I was busy trying to take care of some other issues we've got with all the stuff that is going on. We'll talk more about that in a minute. And you are listening to LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, LibertyTreeRadio.org and WBCQ 6.160, regular shortwave. And we again that is Monday through Friday 8 to 9 p.m. I hear him Friends across the Atlantic We appreciate the request and we got it out today as a matter of fact, how do you like that? We jumped you to the head of the list. Also because we like Bob Seger, which is pretty cool. Bob Seger, Bob Seger's brother, the three Miller brothers who eventually, those Miller brothers created the Steve Miller band and my brother, John, who's gone now, he passed away here a little over a year and a half ago, too almost now. It all used to have a boy band in the garage at 801 Redeemer in Ann Arbor, Michigan. And by dad, it just finished the garage up, insulated it, and it's a one-car garage. Guys, just barely enough room for one car. Classic 1950s to 60s housing. It was a fairly new house, but it was not very big. But because he lined it with the gypsum board, which is the precursor to what you all call drywall now, it had that classic like you were singing in the shower effect in the whole garage. You sounded good no matter how bad you were, except all these guys were master musicians. At that age, they were master musicians, I'm telling you. And Bob Seger. I remember this, I wasn't very old guys, I was sitting on the, I was not sitting, I was standing, I came out of the kitchen into the sunroom area, which was just a covered area with mug screens, and the door to the garage opens up on the side, and out comes Bob Seger looking back at the rest of the guys, he goes, I've had it with this music BS, there isn't any money in it! Says the guy who's worth like, what, about $280 or $300 million. I think it's worth more than that now. But I'm serious. Now back in the day when he was doing that, it was the early 60s, and folk rock was the big, big thing at the time. And that's what they were doing, was folk rock and regular rock and roll. And they were playing a little bit of everything, but there was this one song, let's see, five to watch the British ranks and five to watch the crown of gold. and one to let Bill Danyard out. I remember that part of the song because they had a problem with the pickup on it and they would just repeat and repeat and repeat and repeat. But the middle Miller brother was a little unique and he had to go away for a while. He had to go visit a facility in Jackson, Michigan. as in locked away because he was a little pretty was a little five fingered in a lot of unique ways as they all were but most didn't get caught back in the day but Mopar motorcycles and music and Again, Bob Seger. So again, I like some stuff Bob Seger does is unique to say the least and some of the songs As we know, they're probably going to live on into another generation when they resurrect all the rock and roll after. They wait for all the rock and roll players to die. Then they'll quote-unquote brackets discover and do a bunch of new covers for all these songs. But Bob Seger, unique voice. And another interesting thing is in the 80s, they came up with like a, well you know like a cheap copy of Bob Seger. I don't know if anybody remembers this guy. He popped in on MTV. Larry, it's been a long time, but he had the exact same look and he even looked like Bob Seger and he had basically the sound of Bob Seger. It was like you were getting the B-movie Bob Seger version. And they pushed him out there and gave him a couple of music videos that they played. Oh, I mean they played him to death on MTV, even though Bob Seger was up there too. But if you were to compare notes, it was like, well, wait a minute, the original's still out there and alive, and it's hairy. He hadn't cut his hair yet, so he even looked just like him. The two of them looked like they would have been brothers, or maybe what, cousins. So again, they've tried to replace him, but it just didn't work very well. Couldn't quite market the product. So Bob Seger is Bob Seger. Another thing here real quick, we're at the bottom. So let's do a quick identifier. We're at libertytreeradio.4mg.com, libertytreeradio.org. And we're on WBCQ, the Planet 6.160, regular shortwave. If you'd like to write us, you can write us at PBN PO Box 194, Dexter, Michigan. 48130. That's PBN PO Box 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130. And if you'd like to make a music request like the one that was just done, you can send me an email. Well, liberty at provide.net. That's liberty at symbol provide.net. and put music requests in all caps. And if you could, the artist, like we just heard here, Bob Seger, the Silver Bullet Band, then the name of the album if you can, but it's not necessary if you know what the title of the song is. But I just like to have the album because I might look it up or I might even have it on the shelf, but you jock my memory. So that's another reason I like to have you give me more information. I have a lot of this. I have virtually tens of thousands of CDs. As you recall, the last couple years here especially, I've gotten some treasure troves of music collections that were one of a kind. And if you include also a link to a version, which by the way, Astra did, so I won't say thank you. That helped too, but it also was one I hadn't seen before, strange enough. And I know it was probably one of the official videos for the song. I've seen several of the live video pieces that were done for Like a Rock, but I hadn't seen that one. And I've seen a lot of music. Well, I've seen a lot of music videos and such. So thank you. I appreciate that. And again, we'll get to it as quick as we can. We're going to do one more piece, Larry. What if we can? And because I played it the other day, and this will probably remind a few people of some classic music, Johnny Horton and Sink the Bismarck. After we played it, We had a couple of requests. They're about a page back into the request. So we should be doing a few of these more often. But Johnny Horton and Sink the Bismarck. When I was little, this was on the radio, the morning AM radio wake up. When you got to turn down the radio in the morning, this was some of the music you hear. Johnny Horton was big and he had music all over the place. And if you look him up, he did albums. especially during the Americana 100th anniversary of the Civil War and then also into the Bicentennial. So, sink the bismar. Ed's looking for it. Takes a second. And also, a reminder that we've got the new infantry. Hold on here, I got it in my hand. I just got it from the printer. The new P.C. Rifle Company. The Rifle Company. This is for all of you. People that have been organizing a lot of other people. This is in the same format as our anti-armor manuals So it's pocket almost here we go. Let's go sink a ship Three requests And again, with still probably about 105 to go sink the Bismarck, Johnny Horton. And like I said, when I was growing up, that used to be the song. My dad was in World War II in the Pacific. He was in the island hopping campaign. They escort mostly. They do escort duty. He was on a destroyer escort, James E. Craig. And he told me, you know, until you see it, he'll see him shoot battle wagons, battleships. He goes, the way they do when they come in on an island, guys, is the destroyers would be closest, the cruisers would be the next out, and the battleships would be the farthest out, and they'd shoot over each other. And my dad said there was nothing like watching a battleship cut loose with all guns, and you'd watch what looked like 55-gallon drums of shells. But you could literally see them flying through the air as they move into a target. And when they hit Peleliu, they started out with HE, and the idea is to, because they were guessing where the developed positions were, and he says, the HE, it just brushed the garbage, the camouflage away, it took out the dirt, knock away extraneous materials. Then once they had an idea, and he hit it with HE another time, and the battleships were out, what, about eight miles? The cruisers were at about 6, the destroyers were at point blank range almost because it was a volcanic atoll. So the destroyers were at relatively close range. He goes, but all those shells would come over them and they'd be horizontally moving across. It would be a bit of an arc, but they'd pass right over the ship and of course hit the target. After the HE, they'd use AP, crack the nut, and then they'd take it out one more time with another cell of HE and move on to another target. But they were doing cowboys and Indians. They were constantly circling when they were doing this. She said, real quick, hold on, if you recall, when Palalu, when they came in on Palalu, it looked like a classic paradise island like you see in an advertisement. He goes, in seven days, they turned it brown. With the shelling from the destroyers the cruisers and of course here for us and the Navy was dumping everything they could into and you know What when they landed they still ended up fighting all the Japanese Anyway, I heard a caller jump in there. What do you got sir? Oh, yeah, I know a good song I know this is this is going to be a good song the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald But I want to ask a question first would that be alright? No, go ahead. Please jump in there You were talking about rabbits and stuff like that. Would it be possible that it would agree with someone's stomach if they had to eat a rabbit in an emergency? You know, they were starving and hungry. Oh, no, no. Would it be... Yes, no, no, there's no problem eating a rabbit. Okay, we're not... Okay, I'm going to be qualified to that. Thank you. What I'm talking about is if you're going to be eating a steady diet, let's say that you were dropped on a desert island or you're in an area and the game is thinned out. Rabbits are not thinned out very easily because they breed like rabbits. But the thing is that it has to do with the amino acids and the fats that make up the constitution of the rabbit, that if you were to eat it as a regular diet and it's pretty much all you had, you would actually lose weight. You would starve to a degree. But eating it otherwise, yes, there's always nutritional value from the rabbit. But if it was a steady daily diet, you have to enhance the meat because you need to break it down. Now you can do that with vegetables. There's different vegetable combinations. I think one of them was rutabaga. It sounds weird, but rutabaga is a good one with rabbit. And the other one is any of the gourd or squash products. You know like any squash, pumpkin, anything like that. That's another one that's good as a combination. And since that's the relatively simple food stuff to produce and like for instance parsnips and rutabagas are a very robust plant. They're easy to produce so you've got them when you need them. If you use rabbit, if you had to just eat rabbit, they teach you this in survival, escape and evasion by the way. When I did the first course I did, back when I first came into service and I was out west, it was one of the things they emphasized because jackrabbits are everywhere. Out west, you got jackrabbits that easily, they're big ass, they're big animals. Don't think bunny rabbits like we have in the western part, eastern part of the country. Jackrabbits are pretty big. But no matter which of the rabbit population you choose, if you were having to constantly eat off that and you had no other food source, then you'd have to take that into consideration. You've got to mix it up. You've got to add more to the diet than just the rabbit. You're going to get nutrition out of the rabbit no matter what. It's got protein. But it's just an issue with your gut. and metabolizing whatever it is you consume. And then certain combinations will compensate for that because it will add the other materials to the system, the digestive system that allows for processing. If you do any courses, I think you can still find stuff on, I don't know about YouTube, but if you do a little research, some of the old stuff is still out there. It's not really outdated in any way, shape, or form. It's just a physical fact. But yeah, killing the money you need, heartbeat's gonna do fine. Keep you alive. Now again, I'm out there. I'd be looking for for instance Jerusalem artichokes. Let's see Queen Anne's lace Nettles Nettles are another good one fantastic for Gen. What was the vitamin C? vitamin B It tastes a little bitter, but if you cook it or boil it you can eat it raw I don't have to cook it in fact eating raw would be your best choice because you won't lose any of the nutrients, but you want to eat fresh sprung nettles, in other words young nettle. If it's older you can turn it to a T, you drive the leaf and turn it into a T if you need to. That's with spines. But you don't eat it then, it's got the prickly spine on it and we're not talking burning nettles, unless you're stinging nettle. Stinging nettle you can use for medicinal but you can't eat it. In fact many people are allergic. That's why it has such a There's such a response with the body. But all of these things can be naturally found to enhance what you're doing. And if you go through what it is that's available in your area in terms of naturally occurring plants and weeds, which really aren't weeds, example is like we talked about chicory and all the other things you can do with that, then it'll help to enhance your diet and it'll be less of an issue. But, bunny rabbit is not going to kill you if you eat it. If it's all you had, then it's not going to have the benefit you would think. If you know, I'm going to eat rabbit all day and nothing but rabbit. Well, that would not be good for your health. I say, if you clean it, depending on what the rabbit has eaten, bear in mind their blood can be toxic at certain points. Well, again, this comes down to an understanding of processing of each of the animals you might run into in the field. Remember with possum, it's no big deal. They don't really have a stink gland. But you've got like muskrat, which again, they're usually not a problem. But you might have, you've got those little mud vein issues around the inside of the legs. I call it mud vein like a fish. But it's basically the same idea. It's what you're looking for. And what was it? Groundhog. They're notorious for that too. But all of them had, well, I'll tell you what, let me put it this way, in Russia, they all got it. And in the US during the depression, they all got it. Everything got it. There wasn't anything, that's why in Russia with the Communists in charge, the place was called the Land of Silence. And what they meant by that is that when you went out into the woods, there weren't any birds to hear. There weren't any critters making any noises because they were all long gone and digested by the population that was starving. And the deer were the same way. Other than very remote locations. In fact, let me point something out. Everybody talks about, this again, we talk about bad situations. Beluga caviar. Russian caviar. Most of it is not Russian, except for the fact that it was grown in Russia, but the sturgeon, the beluga, died off or were over eaten because of people starving, especially through the middle years of the communist state. and overfishing of the animals themselves. And so they had to repopulate. So you know what they did? They imported American sturgeon for that purpose. So most of the black caviar that you see and red caviar, which is still both Russian, man, they make it other countries too. I mean, most everybody up and down from the Caucasus off on an angle all through Eastern Europe will produce caviar. Russia is most famous for it. But most of Russia's fish are American fish. They completely killed off the population by starving the population. Everybody was looking for a cheap food and something they could catch or something they could eat. And they pretty well ground down every population in Russia. If it was in the most extreme locations, it survived. But anywhere near a population for miles and then tens of miles, everything was eaten. sparrows, pigeons, pheasant, possum, the equivalent to raccoons, you name it, it was all gone. Deer, they went fast. The same thing happened during the Depression here. Or, let's go back farther, during the American Civil War, it was bad enough during the war, but after the war the population starved. So if you look at the cuisine for the South, it's all weeds. or it's all bulk production fodder that traditionally would typically not be on the menu, but they adjusted accordingly and they made it work. When you're starving, you don't want to eat people, so you better figure out what else is laying around. And that's why you notice I put in the menu there a possum. It goes, oh, the possum is like, oh, I've had possum. I wouldn't think twice about it. In fact, actually, again, a fatty animal, it's like, raccoon is basically baby bear. It's like a bear. Bear is an incredibly fatty meat. In that respect, especially in a temperate environment like we are here, it is a choice meat. It's a preferred meat. Ain't that many bears around, though. And it wouldn't take long if everybody was looking for something to eat. Bears would be thinned out, too, whatever is out there. So, just something to think about. This is why planting your own population. We were talking about earlier, this is why take a live trap, bunny rabbits. Ideally, what's really great, we've got a couple areas here that are like this where they're fenced in on all sides, the fencing has been overgrown, so you've got natural terrain all around the outer perimeter of what is usually a hay field. And the fence was a really good quality fence and it wasn't pulled out by the farmers. Usually those are the sanctuaries for rabbits and also fowl. And an example, we get a spot north of us by about five miles from where I'm sitting that if you go by like clockwork, the area is fenced in on five sides. It's kind of a weird shaped plot of land, probably about a total of 10 acres, maybe 12. And you will see the pheasant. right next to the turkey population, right next to the deer population. And then, the deer can hop the area through a couple of passes without any difficulty. But the canines, as in the coyotes, can't get through the perimeter. So you have this really nice sanctuary area where the bunny population is jumped up. And the problem is that they will overpopulate. Now, that's another issue. That's why you want to thin them out, too. So if you do plant these animals, you want to have a plan for harvesting. Since you've got bunny guns or if you're going to do trapping, that will take care of part of it. Remember that good old Ithaca single shot 20 gauge? Do just fine harvesting bunny rabbits and all of whatever else you want to. A friend of ours, like I said, does rabbit every year and during the season there's a couple of plots like that that are just north of Ann Arbor where we've got 20, 30 acres tied in like that with no predators and the bunny population, he does 10, 12, 15 bunnies when he goes out to hunt every time. And he doesn't even put a dent in the population. So that's the idea here is to develop berries. The other thing is all the other stuff we talked about building up in your area promotes the animals because it gives them food stuffs. The other thing it does is it changes the meat. If the animals flavor range with regard to the meat will be determined by what it consumes. If you have more sweet or sugar producing products in the area, which can don't necessarily be something that men can eat, men can eat, but the critters will, it improves the flavor of the meat that you're going to harvest, which is another thing you need to think about. Example used to be we go up north in northern Michigan to hunt deer. Well, up north it's deep woods, the deep dark woods, and a lot of it's pine. So you get a much gamier flavor, or you're used to, with a good portion of the deer that you harvest in the north. Now in the bottom of the state of Michigan, Bambi walks through every farm field that you get your food from, and they eat the best. because they're nibblers. They're cautious nibblers. They'll eat on something and then they look at something else and go, that must taste better than this. So they get the best of the wheat, they get the best of whatever other toppings and any other crop is out there. This is why they want to thin them out because the farmers don't need to be feeding the deer, they think. But the fact is that deer in most of the populated areas like that have been better fed and are cleaner than typically the cattle production. that's out there. So in other words, cows get fed whatever the farmer throws at them. But Vandy gets to go through all the crops that everybody grows and picks the best of what's out there. Plus they also berry, they forage for berry, they do any kind of tree fruits, like where all the cherry trees are, and you get a very different flavor. You get virtually a livestock flavor like you're butchering cattle down here. I can't really tell the difference if you don't tell people. I've had people tell me I would never eat deer. I would never eat deer. And the guys at Makeup, we had like a chili cook up with one of the militia meetings and they made about 15 different chilies. Well, half of them were deer. And the one guy who said, I've never eaten your eye, could tell the difference, was busy with a big bowl. He had a second bowl, and he had a third bowl. And finally the guy came around and looked and realized, he goes, you almost finished my chili off. He goes, wow, this is really great. He goes, yeah, it's venison. And there was that Kodak moment. What do I say now? But yeah, you had three bowls of venison chili. It seemed to taste just fine. Why? Because it tasted like cow, that's why. So, promoting this in our own areas, this is something I've been doing for a long time. Right now, I'm trying to promote walnut too. Walnuts will come up. As long as you get that walnut in the ground, it will come up typically. You've got to make sure it's deep enough that, you know, Chippy the chipmunk doesn't think it should be his next meal. And walnut, again, is another food stuff. Nuts and berries. Always joke about that. But nuts, The nutrients, the minerals, and again, the quality of the product is very high. And if you're looking at food storage, nuts are a very efficient storage system. Just keep the critters out of them. That's all. So we got meat. We got a certain amount of carbs. And we've got other food stuffs that we can move in together. And between all of them, I think we can make it work. So again, oh, let's see. I'll remind everybody what I said earlier. In the pheasants, the rhea and the Sichuan. Sichuan, yes, as in China. Sichuan! And the Sichuan look just like a ring-neck pheasant. In the rabbits, if you're going to raise them, lops are fantastic. Of course, if you're patient with big animals, Newfoundland Lops are the biggest of the breed. There's one larger. But guys, the Newfoundland Lop, brought to full maturity, can weigh up to 65 pounds. You ever seen a rabbit that's 65 pounds? I have. I've seen smaller. I've seen 35-pound rabbits that literally attack dogs. And the dogs are on rabbits now. So, again, there's all kinds of other solutions beyond what they're pointing at. Needles that say do have to work on independent cattle production. It's obvious that they're trying to target beef, and beef is the most efficient of all of the meats that we could actually consume. I'm not telling you not to eat a bunny rabbit, but as far as core proteins, The beef is the best choice and actually is again one of the hardiest, depending on the breeds that you choose, for the northern climes. We're in the northern part of the country so we have to take winter into consideration. One of the things we're seeing here, in fact we've got a new herd down the road is, Larry, we've got buffalo, more buffalo. We've got a lot of buffalo in Michigan. Bison. Yeah, bison. And in the upper part of Michigan, if you guys, if you travel, don't be surprised. You're not going to see a lot of regular cattle in the upper peninsula. They are up there. But what you're going to see more of is Buffalo. And one of the reasons is, remember, that's way up north, OK, over the bridge. It's uphill to get to the upper part of the state of Michigan. It's uphill to get across that bridge and get to the UP. And in the UP, the bison for, oh hell, probably the last 40 years, the herd has continued to grow and double. It's domestic. It's been domestically produced, but they market bison all over the United States and all over the world. And down here, the buffalo herds are continuing to increase. I just noticed it looks like they've got about, just down the road here, they've got about 12 new calves. with the latest batch dropped in the last couple of weeks. Because we were just looking at them, just driving by, and it's like, wow, look at the number of babies in there. So that's another good thing. The breeds that especially can handle this environment. Remember, Bakers Green Acres. Bakers Green Acres. Bakers, Larry, if you get a chance, go visit Bakers Green Acres on YouTube. Bakers Green Acres on YouTube. Mark Baker, former service, I remember he had the big pissing match with the state of Michigan over his European pigs, the furry pigs. And he has done some fantastic videos that I highly recommend. All of you watch. I am serious. Baker's Green Acres. Why should I repeat what somebody else has already done in a masterful form? So Baker's Green Acres is another choice. I wanted to touch on one more thing, Larry. And everybody I want to get your brain juices flowing here. How many times did we land on the moon before the Apollo missions? When I say we, I'm talking about the United States. How many times did we land on the moon before the Apollo missions? Anybody remember? Pick a stab. Again, do you remember the names of the Landers? Well, some of them weren't Landers. I've told you about this before. When we first started proposing to go to the moon, we started with what basically were bullet probes. I think I heard a voice or some noise. Anybody? I'm on a call. Sorry about that. That's okay, Larry. No, no, that's not a problem. Anyway, from 61 to 65 out there, 65, 66, it was the Ranger program. And you saw these, if you watch television, there's a couple of companies that used some time encapsulated images from that mission where they went they literally had a camera fixture on a impact rocket and what it did it was a probe it had all kinds of other sensors but it was a bullet probe they fired it and you saw the moon get closer closer closer closer here's the last thing you see is almost dirt the dust of a crater and then she's dead taking us out with the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Okay, God bless our republic. Death eternal to the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the run. We are the march for the United States. Larry, thank you for being there, sir. Thank you, Mark. Guys, appreciate your listening and we're going to let Ed take us out with the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Thank you to WBCQ. We'll be back tomorrow, same time. 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