After generations, your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave in disbelief of the free, 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 how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press. And you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've given government control. Those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and they farm and keep our country. deep in death. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit doctors, send artillery and guns to foreign shores, and send your sons to slaughter, fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedom for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear? Both sons of the Republic arise. Take a stand. Defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land. Preserve our great Republican each and given right. And pray to God as Iowoki vanished in the midst of whence he came. His words were true, not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample each god-given right, we only watch 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? Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the hour of the Intelligence Report. I'm Mark Kornke. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories west and north. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. And we're on satellite. We want to say hi to all of our operators. Very respectable in terms of their technical expertise. I want to say thank you. Appreciate the fact you guys are listening and then rebroadcasting and doing it in so many creative ways, analog and digital. We're also on a myriad of other communications technologies to include AM&FM microstations, AM&FM conventional stations, CB base stations, and UltraNet Hallmark and Golden Spike technologies both inside and outside these United States. And it is, well, it's Thursday. The other key day when elements of the Mossad and elements of the alphabet soup agencies and secret police, the U.S. government, commit acts of terrorism against the American people, known as government-sponsored terrorism, you know, Thursdays. They expect most of this to be at work on Tuesdays and Thursdays. And that's why they critically target those two days for attacks on the American population to manipulate the American population. It is the 20th 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, 2025, battle for the republic almost, but for the time being, book two, the winter war. Why? Well, it is the first day of spring technically, and we have snow going on outside, on and off. And everything from lake effects, no big flake the size of your thumb, all the way down to tiny little bead flake slash BB, which we've been getting here in random waves as the temperature shifts back and forth. None of it is sticking, but it is bringing up our water level, which is something that is really good. As I pointed out to somebody, I'd rather have the hard snow that then melts when it hits the ground than a downpour of rain, because even when it does come down, it takes longer for it to dissipate, so we don't get this massive few minutes or few hours worth of hyper flooding. Instead, it's kind of an oozy process, which is cool. So it's working out pretty well for us. But right now in our area here, all of the streams, but more important, all of the ponds, are up to normal or a little above where they should be with the flood in the spring. Now, we still haven't had our spring rains. This is just the end of winter here right now. So let's expect more and as I said, temperatures dropped, winter is not done, the training exercises, some of which are starting today, up north, over on the east, or forgive me, over on the west coast side. Guys, you know what to do. We're pretty well used to winter weather and now we're in cold wet. Break out the Gore-Tex, break out the ponchos, make sure you've got, again, if you've got the tactical colors that make sense, either way, keep yourself dry and therefore you will keep yourself warm. There are some really good buys on some Gore-Tex coming in right now. It's actually, what is it, the Syntex from Europe, German, I believe, and also some Austrian rain sets. The German are expensive, the Austrian is in that sage green, not quite the Air Force green we use, not quite OD green, but a good medium green and it works really well in Michigan here. It's their version of OD green. So if you run into them, I've got about 30, 40 sets from a source here. I bought out one that were a dollar a top and a dollar a bottom. They were in good sizes, but there are other little lumps of them out and about. KeepShooting.com, I think. KeepShooting.com, KeepShooting.com. They still have them in stock. I believe also, and I crossed my fingers on this, but I think, and I'm going to say Sportsman's Guide may have some of them, may not. Also, not just keep shooting, but also look at major surplus. Now there's a bunch of other surplus companies out there and certain ones have purchased from the same importer. I know who it is. And like I said, I cleaned out one that had a deal on what they considered their Blims, dollar, top, dollar, bottom. I can't find anything wrong with them. I'm serious. This is really great. We're getting some pretty decent surplus. that it's being rated lower because a lot of stuff they've been getting has been, I guess, pristine. So if it's got a little use, I don't care. Most of these look like if they were issued, they were issued, thrown some of these duffel bags and then they were handed back over to supply. So the Austrian equipment is always good quality. If you're asking about that, the Austrian field gear is exactly, mostly it's exact copies of the American counterparts for the era. All of their Alice era gear integrates with all of our equipment. Their pistol belts, their suspenders for Austrian, all their pouches. They even have a version of the butt pack, little bigger, square on the flap, on the back flap. They don't see them as often, but they have come out and I expect to see some with this latest batch. You might recall they also had their Alice packs, which had both the front pack or a backpack and what we call a front pack. I'm serious, it was a front pack. There was a period there about five years ago when the Austrian stuff came out. It was really cool. It had this small lower pack. Which is the butt pack it had the upper backpack which is basically like the Alice medium to large actually halfway in between and then it had a front pack Front packing sir have you ever done it? Well, I've done backpacking, but I've never done front packing well in Austria you'd be doing both This was a way to distribute the weight front and rear so you weren't being pulled back so much And the front pack is a dump pack we've talked about this before you go into an area and You establish an area of control. You have a point of control for your unit. You drop the front pack. You drop the other gear you've been carrying in. And that establishes your base of operations. And you work out of that. Plus, you drop your tent, whatever else, your pup tents, or whatever system of sleeping system you have. And that way, it's where it needs to be. So pay attention, there are several companies out there and the Austrian gear like I said, when we were committed to the Alice type gear, they did too and so it's very lightweight but it's very durable. Most of the Austrian stuff is, they haven't been in combat anywhere, just wearing from being in training operations. So the cool thing is, there's a lot of good gear there to be had. Next, yes, I will point this out again. I don't know why. But there seems to be, everybody's being cute to focus on this under-hill CIA, under-hill individual. And guys, I'm telling you that story is old. We've known about this guy, I would say since 1976. And I will point out again, I have a big portfolio. The Kennedy thing has been around almost as long as I've been alive. And back when it was first supposed to be, everything was going to be released. Everybody was ready for it in the 70s. Here we go. We're going to find out what really happened to Kennedy and nothing. They extended it out for decades. And then they did it again, by the way, as you recall. But in 1976, 75, 76, I've got posters. I saved everything. You know that, guys. When I talk about something, I'm not guessing at it. I actually have physical copies. There was a poster that was all over the Midwest at all the colleges and wherever anybody was meeting up with Patriot groups. It was from one of the study groups that had been doing research on the Kennedy assassination, counting the number of dead, all the witnesses that died. Everybody that was in Deli Plaza was killed off by the CIA, mostly the Mossad. They know the Jews did it. The Jewish mob did it. And back in the day they talked about that too, but of course I'm sure that the people who talked about it were also killed by the people who were trying to tell you that you can't talk about the Jews when you talk about the Jews killing other people. You can't talk about that when they're doing it by the way. So what's fascinating about this is that the image is the CIA seal. I brought this up yesterday. And imagine a jagged series of right angle cracks, you know, a lightning bolt right down through the middle and it splits so it looks like Pac-Man facing up. And then they took a James Bond image, you know, the James Bond from the beginning of the movie where you have the dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum d The whole thing was everybody was going to, you know, knew that the CIA was involved and the Mossad was involved and they knew the Jewish mob was involved and everybody was talking about it back then and then everything progressively got watered down to be politically correct. Which always happens. I mean, come on, that's what the Jewish mob's mission is, especially for the liars or the controlled media. So everybody, you know, it's like the old saying, the Cohen piece, everybody knows, the ship is sinking, everybody knows, Captain Lide. Everybody knows who these turds were that were doing this. Everybody did. And the Underhill case is an example where, no, they knew this guy because they had stories, they had this information from other obliques, there were so many people tied in that said, hey, you know, by the way, let me tell you this little story about this guy. And now everybody's making a big deal about it and it's like, well, okay, it is interesting, but it's not new, okay? If you wait long enough it will be because the enemy buries and stuff and then everybody rediscovers and this keeps everybody's wheels spinning. So enough on the Kennedy thing unless anybody has any other questions or comments because that's not a problem. But there's more than enough in the real world in the present day to keep us busy. Kennedy's dead and what's worse still pretty much every person involved with Kennedy assassination if they did survive, if they were whatever operatives, whatever middle management, whatever upper, they're all dead. There may be a handful of the youngest who would be the peons who might have done individual little tasks But all of the rats and rat bastards that should have been hung over the years They got plenty of opportunity to kill more Americans and they kept right on doing it too. So Again, what do we do? Well, get ready for the next wave because it's not over. Life continues. It'll be here after we're dead and gone. So let's be prepared to deal with what we got in front of us right now. Let's get ready to get rid of the problem. And that means we all need to organize our equipment, train as militia, establish a 510 program in your area of operations, logistics, the key to victory. You want to win? Know how to get the ammunition, the food, the medical support, where it needs to be, when it needs to be there. logistics, the key to victory. Nice knowing how to fight, but if you don't have the resources, it's a lot tougher and it's a big uphill battle if you're not really working properly. So we're going to make sure that we do make that happen. Next, let's see also, hey, what happened to the gold? Where did the gold start? Did we go over to Fort Knox yet? Did I miss something? Hey guys, did they distract everybody with yuckering? While they're talking about Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine, nobody's talking about Syria where the new Jewish head chopper who's a fake Muslim who is part of Israeli secret intelligence service, ISIS, they're busy killing Christians left right up and down and they don't need to talk too much about that. It's okay. In fact, even the characters who would normally tell you all about how they're for the war there in Ukraine, of course, they're all the crazy leftists that we warned everybody about for how many years, the Fruit Loops. Well, guess what? In the meantime, we don't need to talk about the mass executions by the Israeli-run ISIS as they kill off more of the Christian population in the Middle East, which is the real reason for the activity and the big plan. Yeah, this is supposed to be a happy occasion. By the way, everybody help me out with this. Go get a picture of Zelensky and get a picture of the new chief head chopper in Syria. Put them side by side. In fact, what I've done several times is I've taken the picture of the head chopper and I put Zelensky, look, Zelensky's trying to impersonate Castro. And do you know how many people have said, wow, I haven't seen this picture. They didn't say, wow, that's crazy. What are you talking about? That's a no, no, here's the problem. They look like two brothers of the same inbred Jewish kibbutz road crew from Deliverance to Operation. Seriously. Go look at the images, especially when they got the head shopper in Syria, where they're, you know, they're trying to make a silk purse out of a sousier. And then take a look at Zolinski because Zolinski is always trying to do the Castro thing, right, with the battle blouse, right, which is cool. Okay, that's fine. That's a motif. Remember, if you're a fake, if you're a If you're an actor or you know like with the Jewish mob especially you they know they got to play the rubes You got to have motifs Trump you got to have the orange hair The guy down in Argentina has to be like the fake knockoff of Trump with the funky hairstyle that looks really stupid But you're not supposed to say anything even though it looks really stupid Trump's hairstyle doesn't look stupid the guy down in Argentina. That's Jewish. Oh, he looks he looks honky stupid Okay But the one over in Syria, if you look, I'm serious, you take a look at the shnas, take a look at the eyes, take a look at the eyebrows, take a look at the blocky head. He's a typical Hugo of Warsaw Jewish operative and Zelensky is the same thing. But if you put him side by side, it's like I said, the red road crew from Kibbutz Blatsenstein. Genetic test, all around. Yeah. So anyway, just a heads up on that. Have some fun with that. See how many people... See, they don't know what to say. Well, even... And what I have done, I seriously... I put a picture of the head chopper because there's all kinds of different still images you can pull off of all the video. And a lot of people have already done a bunch of stills because they're trying to pump him up so he can be, on the one hand, he's Muslim, supposedly, but he's with ISIS, which is All Israeli Secret Intelligence Service, ISIS. And what's fascinating is he just keeps changing his name and he keeps changing the fake organization he's running. That's classic Mossad people. They do it the same with the liberal operations here in the United States. Every so many years they just change all the names and everything and all the titles and you're supposed to be stupid if you don't know the new title. But, no, there's no change. It's the same peckerwoods, the same pieces of trash, the same perverts, the same queers. It's a different decade, that's all. But they've got that new name, not to be confused with the old name. Yeah, right, which means nothing. Okay? So again, take the time and do that. Have some fun. The Zolinski, it's the Castro Zolinski look. Look, it's the Castro Zolinski look. I guess he's trying for that thing. You know? He's trying for that thing, dude. Do you think it works? Does it work? Oh yeah, I see what you're talking about. Yeah, when did he grow the beard? Well, actually, it didn't take very long. He's had it for quite some time. And eventually somebody catches on. Usually it's probably one of the Jewish trolls out of high for a Tel Aviv that's scanning all the different things that are done on the internet. Oh, it's not Zelensky. You just don't know what you're talking about. What do you mean? Everybody thought he was Zelensky. Why did they think he was Zelensky? Because it looks like Zelensky. Just flat out. Looks like literally inbred road career. Probably married their moms, who knows what. in the process, it might even be kind of cousin brother sons, you never know. Especially with the Jewish body. All you gotta do is shave those side curls off and... Voila! Automatic Muslim. Right. Look at that. He must be a... He must be a Muslim. Don't you know? Go ahead. Go ahead. Hey, this is Carl in Virginia. Have you heard about this supposed new threat against hospitals in America? Oh, tell me about it. I must have missed it. I'm concerned already. I will stay away from hospitals. Go ahead. Yeah, so apparently there's this new threat that Hamas militants are going to do like truck bombs and then go in with shooters at hospitals all over America all on the same day and blah blah blah. So this is coming out of nowhere and I don't know how Incredible it is, but again, this looks like another Mossad operation because that's what they do. They do that, a false flag operation like that to get us to trick us into fighting Hamas and Iran for them. So just like they did with Iraq, the whole WNDs in Iraq. Everybody forgets about what was significant about the WNDs. The WNDs were supposedly being aimed at poor little Israel That's why we needed to go into Iraq to get rid of the WMDs that didn't actually exist, of course. So, yeah, just like the USS Liberty and everything else. So, here we go again. Well, real quick on this note, thank you for bringing it up, because you know what the solution is? Everybody start talking about how if we see somebody that looks like an Arab and they're acting shifty around the hospitals, we should have the police arrest them. Right? If they look like they're Muslim. Here's why. From the Middle East. Say from the Middle East. From the Middle East. If they're from the Middle East, you need to stop them. Why? Well, remember, how did all the Mossad agents get caught after the 9-11 situation? The Jewish mob and the controlled press got the whip up on going after the Arabs, or after Arab people. And in the process, because the average American can't tell the difference between an inbred Israeli from the Middle East and any of the Muslim populations, and so what happened is over 100 Israelis got popped. Remember the George Washington Bridge situation where originally he said they caught some Muslims with a van, with explosives, and then all of a sudden it was, well, they were Jewish, and then they were told to shut up. Oh, they're Jewish. Well, they weren't Muslim at all, and they had explosives in a van, and they were on the George Washington Bridge, which everybody said the Muslims were going to bomb, but it was the Israelis who had the bombs, and who were caught with the white van on the bridge. I remember when they were prosecuted, Mark, and they were all sentenced to crimes for having the explosives illegally on a bridge. They have to have a special permit. And I remember when they were all thrown in jail for that, don't you? No, they were all sent back over to Haifa. Yeah, they were all so they could go do some more terrorism on America. Because that is the plan. So I do not doubt it. So we need to be watching for let's see laundry supply trucks and vans and maybe larger vehicles of any kind that have what look to be Muslims behind the wheel and everybody needs to be watching for that and we'll catch more and more Israelis trying to commit acts of terrorism on American soil that way. Because I have full confidence that yeah, there's something going to have to fall here. They're going to have to drop the foot. Let me ask something real quick. How many American troops have we shipped in under Trump over to Syria? Anybody paying attention there? Has anybody looked at any of the US military press? US military news, that's one. And the other is also a foreign military press. It's an extension of what is it? Foreign military press. something or other. Forgive me, I saw it last night and I took it. They saw it right here in front of me with the notes, but in both cases they're talking about, well wait a minute, Trump shipped more troops into Syria. Well, wait a minute. Do you mean we have troops in Syria? Oh yeah, remember before the election and about the time of the election they admitted that, oh wow, we got about like 3,000 to 2,800 to 3,000 troops and the reason we didn't count them accurately is because they were rotating the troops in and out. No, that's BS. They were lying their ass off. They always lie. We understand how they lie. We expect when we see their face moving that they're lying. But they're liars and they're lying. So, what's happened is that apparently he's expanded on the number of personnel there. Now, where did he land him? Did he land him? Well, Cheney for all these years has been pumping the oil out of northern Syria, which is the only reason we put troops in that part of that neck of the woods there. No one was to help the counter-terrorism groups. You mean like ISIS that just been killing all these Christians? Is that the group we were supporting? Well, we claimed we were killing it, but meanwhile we were giving it weapons. And remember, ISIS personnel went over to Israel and were being treated at Israeli hospitals for combat injuries. Remember that? But they're a terrorist organization and we're supposed to get rid of them. So in reality, what I think part of what's going on is they're the Chinese who, of course, are terrible and don't crumbs totally against them, but we're dumping troops into the area where they're stealing the oil from Syria. Remember those long, remember when Trump was in the last time? Anybody, okay, let's jog everybody's memory. Remember that those like 80 mile long line of oil trucks, they don't have a pipeline, they just have trucks and they were nonstop shipping the oil out truck after truck after truck, literally bumper to bumper. And the line is so obvious it can be seen from space. And so they finally were telling everybody, well, they're financing the terrorists for that oil. So somebody said that. And so what they actually did was sent notices in advance warning the fuel tanker trucks, the truck drivers, to abandon their vehicles because they were going to be bombed. Just am I jogging everybody's memory? Well, wait a minute. What were they doing there? Well, they're stealing the oil from Syria and pumping it. Well, Truckee pumping it. Out of the country to be pocketed by all the pigs that we have in Israel and the pigs we have out there in, what is it, Wyoming? Isn't that where the Chinese are situated? Where they hide? Right? Where they have their fortresses, the Cheney's, and which was, you know, you got the Cheney lesbian daughter, the one who was supposedly working so well with the Democrats. Well, of course you were, because you just are thinking right-o-left is to begin with. Not that that's really anything new, because the whole batch you got in Trump's administration, half of them are all Democrats. So I don't see there's no difference between this it demonstrates that there's just as much of the unit party operating in Trump's operation Because they really don't care. Oh, I was a Democrat But do I need to be a Republican right now in order to gain some power? Yes, you do little lady Oh, I can be I could be a Republican now Says Tulsi Gabriel. I can be a I could be a Republican now says mr. Kennedy Yeah So the fakery continues from both directions. Meanwhile, Syria, needless to say, the Israelis want to steal a whole bunch of stuff and they need to have the knuckle monkey, the US knuckle monkey, and you got a whole bunch of idiot sticks who want to send somebody else's son or daughter there but won't send their son or daughter there to go die over in whatever it is they plan on doing. I say we get everybody in a room who's in favor of that, haven't raised their hand, and if they're young enough or old enough, They need to be the first in uniform. We need to put them up front, whatever they think they want to do over there in Syria. Same with if they have children. Your children need to sign. If your children haven't signed up yet so they can go die over there in Syria, they need to. If you're with the other side, not with us. You all know better than that, right? I hope so. Anyway, so... Hey Mark. Again, go ahead. Jump in there, Carl. Yes, Carl, again. Yeah, Syria is such a screwed up situation because... The faction that we're backing is the Sunni Muslim radicals, basically ISIS. And while they're, we're just standing by while they massacre as the Syrian Christians. We're completely neglecting our Kurdish allies. And meanwhile, our fellow NATO Who is supposed to be our allies turkey is fighting against the curtain and killing them so great We're not accomplishing anything at all right now. We should be in your wheels and Yeah, and honestly this is this is uh if there's ever gonna be a Kurdistan it needs to happen right now Because this is the opportunity The problem is, like you said, and I said this years ago, I'll jog everybody's memory on this, that, well, the problem is, is that if the Kurds were smart, they'd roll back into the country they control. But the Kurds have constantly argued that they need to get a chunk of Turkey, which is why the Kurds have always been a little bit of a resistance group in the northwest of what would be Kurdistan. Now if they were smart, and I guess I don't know who's goading them on, they would back up to just the edge of the Turkish border, establish their, you know, in northern Iraq and in far eastern Syria is where the Kurds basically on the edge of Iraq is where the Kurds have been operating for a very, very long time. Syria didn't bother them very much and Iraq actually went along with and worked with them quite closely. Remember they had two whole Kurdish divisions in the Iraqi army and they were armored, mechanized, heavily mechanized. When the whole split took place after they betrayed Saddam Hussein because Bush wanted to play the game that he played. Kurdistan had the opportunity and they had all the puff up on it and all the propaganda. Remember all the news pieces where they went out in the middle of nowhere and said, see this valley where the river is? Well, the Kurds are going to build right here. And if you look left, right, up, down, there wasn't anything there. So I figured that was a great scam. Somebody was raking in some money off us. And they probably did. And I'd like to go see the same location was anything built there. Because when we say barren, we're talking no plants. Nothing growing for as far as you could see. There definitely was a river down there in the bottom of the valley, but beyond that, and there was one road next to it, way up where the guy with the camera was, and this was going to be this new Kurdish, blah, blah, blah, blah, operation, and it's like, okay, well, where are the people? What would they be doing here? So, lots of propaganda like that was generated and the Kurds, for whatever reason, don't seem to have focus enough to secure what they have before they start becoming so ambitious that they want to take from, well, you know, one of the largest militaries in the Middle East, you know, the Turkish army, which actually is very, very well equipped and incompetent to say the least. So, don't poke that bear until you establish your foundation and then you continue if you think you want to go to war with Turkey. But not while you're still running the, no, no, no, no, no, pickup truck army, okay, with, you know, bear in real estate, no industrial base. So, anyway, real quick, let's do this, because we're at the bottom. We've got to try, we're a little past the bottom as always. Let's do this. Ed, if you could, bottom of the hour music break, Mike and the mechanics. Call to arms Mike and the mechanics call to arms. Let's pull that one up That'll be one of our music request touches and by the way, this is for Randy in Illinois and As he pointed out. Yeah, I've played this before So for Randy in Illinois, you're gonna take over the network for a minute here and again, that is Mike and the mechanics, you know You know remember assignment running only in this case. It's call to arms So for everybody out there be patient, and you are listening to Liberty Tree radio here. We go I'm pretty sure it faded off. We're should Mike in the mechanics call to arms and that gets one song out of I counted it today. We've got 94 I think or 95 music requests separately And on the list, but we have been ticking them down and if you would like to make a music request You can send it to and it will take over the network for a few minutes Send me an email at Liberty at Provide.net and then once you get there with that idea in the format Title should be music requesting capitals include if it all possible the artists of the band the album not critical, but it'd be nice and and it helps me too. And the title for the song, and if you could link, oh that's a lot of work, not really. And if you can at least get the author and the title, we'll probably be able to pick it up. I appreciate the fact that everybody's been kind of following the format we've requested, so thank you, I appreciate it. Also, there's a lot of songs you're requesting that we actually played, which is I think why everybody remembers a lot of them, and says why haven't we played in a while? Well, we've been busy as we know. So, one more piece, and N. Cummins, C-O-M-M Cummins, I-N-S, not gonna break me. Not gonna break me. Jamie N. Cummins. Not gonna, G-O-N-N-A, not gonna break me. That's another one. I have not heard this song until it was sent to me. You've got a chance to listen to it once and again this request is from Gerald in Delaware. As a matter of fact, we don't have how many listeners we have in Delaware. So here we go. Ed's got it. We are back. 15 minutes, a little less, 14 I'll say to the top of the hour for the first hour here. One thing I want to qualify real quick, I mentioned, I said, well, you know, if I was going to grab a weapon and go into the boondocks and I knew I wasn't coming back and it was going to be a bad, bad, bad situation, be the AK, I'd qualify and go one step farther. I'd say I'd prefer an AK from the early 90s, a Bulgarian AK. Now, why? Well, I was thinking about that last night, even today I had a conversation with another, well I was talking to somebody else, and it just came to mind. Everybody, Bulgaria has disappeared off the map, have you noticed that? You know, there's certain places you don't talk about when they don't want you to think about it until they want to get you to die over there. It's like going to Syria. You don't need to think about Syria. Look at Ukraine. Ukraine, Ukraine. Great distraction. Ukraine. Protests about Ukraine. We've got to go kill more people in Ukraine. No, we want to have peace in Ukraine. Meanwhile, they don't talk about Syria because they're busy killing Christians in Syria, which is what the Jewish mob here wants, and the Israelis over there want. They want to kill off the Christians. That's the mission. Okay? Well, what about Bulgaria? What was the last time you saw anything about Bulgaria on the, you know, like just popping up, a periscope popping up somewhere? I mean, you heard about Romania recently with the election. But let me jog everybody's memory. It's kind of weird what happened. Bulgaria, each of the old Warsaw Pact countries had its niche. The Czechs have always been phenomenal for mechanical engineering, the Czechs and the Slovaks, which were old Czechoslovakia, which really was a made-up country. But they became the premier experts on nuclear, biological, and chemical defense. Now, Poland, heavy machinery, Hungary, real heavy machinery. In fact, most people, most Americans don't realize how many mid-size bearing and race races bearing units and races were brought in even before the end of the Cold War for use in extreme heavy machinery replacement in the United States, which is something we used to joke about. You used to be able to pick between Polish, Bulgarian, and Hungarian bearings if you were doing anything with heavy vehicles or heavy machinery. Seriously, it's stamped right on the side of the equipment, the tool, you know, I should say the parts that are being made. And one time I said, open up that box. And he opened it. One of our guys was behind the counter, opened the box. I said, look at the side of that. Look at the side of that race. What does it say? Oh my god, it's just Poland. I said, yeah, we'll see that blue box. Pull that blue box down. Take a look at that again. You should know. You've been selling them. Oh, that one's from Hungary. What about the red and white box over there with the lightning trim on it? Yeah, that one. Bring it home. Oh, Bulgaria. And it's like, yeah, isn't that cool? Isn't that interesting? You've got three different races. They're all the same size. They all are bearing-fitted, the whole nine yards. Quality of the finish and the fit was fantastic. The metallurgy was great. Hell, they used more raw material in the Bulgarian steel than they do scrap. We use more scrap than we do actual virgin steel in the US, which is why the quality of our metal went down. But it's rather interesting. Bulgaria. Well, why did I say Bulgarian, AK? Well, back in the late 80s and early 90s, Bulgaria, before the fall of the Warsaw Pact and then afterwards, they had been working on new mechanical processes for manufacturing, and they came up with a barrel that was indestructible. The quality of the barrel was so great. The Bulgarian military, the Bulgarian 7-60x39 AKs, guys, if you have any of those guns that came in, you might recall after the fall of the wall, anybody remember the Bulgarian all-black AKs that came in? Well, they stopped them after a while. Why? In fact, they didn't want anymore to come in. Because the barrels, well, it was like the old FN49, oh, forgive me, FNFALs that were made by Belgium and some that were made by England. The quality of the barrels exceeded military spec. And in this case, these barrels were so accurate and were so, let's just say, unwearable that the Russians bought them and started putting them on their AKs. Does anybody remember this? Am I jogging anybody's memory? But the Bulgarian barrels, the facility was a restricted, classified plant where they made the barrels. They wouldn't let any visitors in. They restricted contact with the few employees involved with the barrel manufacturing process years ago, and there was a big to-do about it. When the fall of the wall took place, needless to say, a lot of companies were trying to push bringing AK kits in, remember, for cheap. and what the government realized as a passing mistake, which they corrected by then destroying barrels on any kit. You know, you could take and disassemble an AK, even if it was brand new, and you could sell it for more money than if you just sold the AK on the rental revolution market, even for parts in America. And the Bulgarian barrel rifles were coming in to the US, Bulgarian manufactured AKs, and these barrels are good for 100,000 rounds. It's not really known if you could shoot out these barrels. That's how good they are. It was a cold drop process, a zero point process that they came up with is what everybody suspected. I'm sure that there was some follow-up story on it eventually. The Russians did a contract Run with the Bulgarians to buy their barrels to put on the Russian AKs and then later on if you recall the Bulgarian AK-74s came in and All of a sudden they were gone both the AK-70s. No, it was a it was a look like a chrome lining, but we I've never got a confirmation as to whether or not it was a like a a Stellite wash like you have on the 50 caliber BMG barrels It has what's called a stellite sleeve on a regular M2 and even the M350-50 caliber barrels. It's designed to stretch out the length of the life of the barrel because the stellite, what is that, a molybdenum high chrome sleeve, like a chrome barrel. It takes up and allows for the heat to dissipate more efficiently. The metal is tougher in general, so it can handle kind of like a turbo, it's like a titanium turbofan, a blade inside an aircraft motor. A lot of the other parts are titanium, but the turbines are. And it was suspected that first they did what was basically a cold to zero, below zero of the barrels and they're bringing them right down to zero thud. In other words, they have no resonance per se. It's flat and level and stabilized as steel could be made. And then if you look, if you had any of the original guns when they came in, which a lot of our guys have, and some of you if you still do, they're worth a fortune now, I hope you realize. If you have any of these guns and you're listening and you haven't been paying attention, these things are commanding top, top, top dollar in AK circles for the people that are in the know. They won't talk about it as much because they'd like to get a gun for on the cheap. Go with some old AK. If it's a Bulgarian AK from that window of time, they are worth a lot of money. And even if you just had the barrels, they're worth a lot of money. Well, that's the AK I'd carry. I want to try to explain because there was never any real validation on the pedigree of the barrel. We don't know what they were doing. Now I'm sure that the spies and government intrigue and industrial espionage, somebody had had an idea, but on the general market back in the day it wasn't offered. So, just a heads up. And again, if you look at the end of the barrel, they do look the same if you look at the compare of the original SKS's that were chrome lined. You'll notice you get that patima crown like a halo around the end of the muzzle. They look like that, but the metal didn't look the same. The material itself was distinctively different in shading and patima. So, is there any number of optional processes that could have been done? But they are valuable. It's just like, well, if you got a Chinese to drink, oh still in the box and I know a ton of people do because a lot of guys bought them and stacked them and racked them and our militia units here in Michigan. Just like we've said before, you could take one of those AKs now and dump it on the market. Do you know what a Chinese polytech AK or a Norinko AK is going for right now in excellent condition? Go take a look. Go price them right now. My God, I just priced the, in fact, no. Go over to the CenterfireSystems.com, CenterfireSystems.com, and go look at the magazines that they have listed there and take a look at some of the stuff that popped up. Phenolic AK-47 mags made in East Germany. And guys, I told you before, 25 cents, 35 cents, and then 75 cents a piece is what I was paying. And then they went up to $1.25. Ooh, wow. Well, that 25 or 35 or 75 or $1.25 magazine is now a $230 magazine. Now, they weren't uncommon. I'm gonna tell you, I went to the warehouse where they stored those. Guys, they were stacked from the floor to the ceiling in a warehouse that was three and a half stories tall. From the floor to the ceiling rack after rack after rack after rack side by side by side So they wouldn't just conveniently fall over if they're isolated well two and a half stories, maybe you almost say full three to four But because you got to have some airspace up above still circulation But they was the company that was bringing them in I was just like the HKG3 magazines They had about a third of the warehouse full of those mags And it was nonstop from one end of that building to the other, no space in between the racks just because they had to get them in and they had so many come in all at once. And that's why they were so incredibly cheap for so long because they were piled up like, well, literally like wood. So, again, Bulgarian AK47 or the 74, but I take the 47. I still, the 30 caliber round is still, I think, a better choice. We do have lots of 545s, and yes, Mark even told you for a while there to buy those. They had the 545 AKs. Why? Because when all that ammunition prices, when they first started to go through the roof, you know, several years ago, Remember, you can buy an AK-74 round, a 5.45 for the price, you can buy three of those for the price of one AK round. And the rifles were for a little while, the 74s were cheaper than a regular AK-47 out of the box, literally do, okay. You couldn't beat it. But that window of time didn't last very long. Why? Well, because a 5.45x39 is the present issue. And as you know, there have been war after war after war, either let's see Pakistan, Afghanistan, let's not forget Georgia, the Chechen conflict, that was in there twice, and then now the Ukrainian conflict. Well those countries that we just talked about all have the 545 as one of the standard rounds in their inventory. So they didn't need to ship stuff over to the American collector and entrepreneur when they got a whole bunch of entrepreneur combat military units. How about as entrepreneurs you're going to get? I'm really fussy about my ammo, get anything you got, whatever's cheap. So they bought up the industry. They bought up the surplus. And that's why now we're facing new production, which is good because we're getting fresh production, which means we've got the longest clock on a lot of the ammunition we're buying. You've got to think about that, too. You're paying for longevity and storage. The other inventory had been on the shelf for a while, not that long, but it definitely was surplus. And surplus means clock's already been running on it for a while. If you're buying PPU, preview partisan ammo, you're buying zero point. In other words, it's going to be as long as you need to keep it on the shelf, it'll be there safely. And you're going to be the primary holder and you're the one to hit the button on the stopwatch for the durability of the round-in storage. How well you store it determines again how much longer it will survive intact. We're at the top to talk about attack. 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So it is, again, the 20th of March, 17th year of Open Obvious and In Your Face Fabian Socialist, oh, those Fabians, and Soviet Socialist, occupation of America with a K, 2025 older calendar, damage him. I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer. And 2025, Battle for the Republic, oh, almost to the end. Book 2, the Winter War, but today, first day of spring, in theory. Outside, we've had blustery winds out of the north, we've had snow, we had lake effect snow earlier in the day, or end of the morning. And then more and more of high elevation snow, a little beadier, tinier fleck. Yeah, but a lot of it. Not enough to make anything snow covered, but enough to drop more moisture where we need it. So, the ponds and the lakes and everything are up a little above norm, which is where we need them to be when we have the spring thaw, and that's what we got. So, all the turtles will be happy, all the other amphibians, especially the frogs, which have already been making noise yesterday and the day before. We had some warm weather. They'll hunker back down a little bit, but spring is winning, so winter's going to be progressively fading away. The cold weather is not gone, so make sure you wear your cold weather gear, take it with you, because if you get stuck outside somewhere, it can be lethal if you are not paying attention. I don't want to see you as a casualty. I don't care about the other side. I hope they're stupid. Run around in shorts and a t-shirt until they die. Drop dead, preferably. But for all of our friends, let's make sure that doesn't happen. So prior to proper planning prevents piss poor performance. We're going to make sure that is the case. So, we were talking about foreign activities, but we need to stay focused inside the U.S. So, did they go check on the gold yet? Did Donald Trump maybe make a special trip to Fort Knox and have them open up the vault and say, hey, I'm going to check out our gold. I am the president. Wouldn't that be kind of fun? Everybody would like to go with him. Camera crews can be right over his shoulder. Don't we want that? I think we do. I don't need to have Elon Musk do anything there. I need the... We need Don to Don Don. We need the... After all, Don loves gold. I mean, it's very appropriate. He's got like golden rooms in his mansion. So he's got golden rooms in like Trump Towers. That's okay. You know, you do with your money what you want. But he can also, as the president, go check out our money. Right? So Don, Donald Trump, please. So, you know, pack everybody up, make it a little bit of like a maybe a multi-stop tour, take the gun boat, Air Force One, laser mounted, cannon mounted, Air Force One, it's as protected as it could possibly be. It's got a laser out its ass, it's got lasers above and below. It's kind of like, now it's like a very sophisticated 21st century B-17 bomber. Well, or B-29 or B-36 or K-36. But in this case it's got jets. It's really cool. And it could fly over there. And if Donald Trump walks up to Fort Knox, are they going to tell him they aren't going to follow his orders? Don! Donald Trump, we need your help. Go and check out the gold for us. It's a great opportunity. Take the cameras along. Let's all dust off the gold. Unless it got moldier. Maybe it's tarnished or something. Is it tarnished? Well, if it's tarnished, it's not gold then, is it? Oh, that's right. So, Donald Trump, let's go visit the gold vault. Plan that. Schedule it sooner rather than later. And let's have a couple of young burly boys come in there with you and pick out a football team. There's a cool promotional team. Whoever the winner of whatever football shenanigans are the latest BS at the national level for high school kids, Take the top two teams, fly them over to Fort Knox. They can come in, being the burly guys that they are, like they used to hire the locals. And Don can have them move the gold around so that he can make sure there's gold behind the other gold bars that are stacked in such funky and weird ways that doesn't make any sense unless you're trying to hide how little is there. Please Donald Trump, go visit Fort Knox. We don't want that to be taken out of the news by distracting everybody overseas because people were talking about the money, the money supply, and the gold. And as soon as that happened, especially with the Jewish bankers not wanting you to think, Then all of a sudden they had to distract everybody. And you'll notice they even pulled Ron Paul out there for a little bit. But then if you start studying what Ron Paul was talking about, Ron Paul was talking about such cool things as, oh wait a minute, what was that? Oh, and the Fed. And the Federal Reserve. Get rid of the Federal Reserve. We need to get rid of the Federal Reserve. Don't we need to get rid of the Federal Reserve? Yes, we do. And by the way, let's print American money that we control, not the globalist bankers for the sake of trying to steal all the wealth off from underneath our feet. In fact, anybody who wants to try and do that, you can drag your ass out and hang them. I'm just being polite. That's the best I can say. Most of you would probably want to do a lot worse to them once you find out how much they're stealing from you, which we already have a little bit of an idea with the USAID kiddie pool garbage. But there's a lot more going on and all of us can help to find out what that is. I think it'd be pretty exciting. I'd be entertained. I would like to see that, wouldn't you? So Donald Trump needs to visit the gold vault, unless he's been told, lay off the gold, you schmuck. You're not supposed to bring that stuff up. Just stop thinking about stuff. You know it's fun. Because of what they've done, where they've talked about, I've been doing everywhere I stop with a cash register, I talk to people. And just real quick, give them a little class on what to look for. If you make people curious, example is red seal and blue seal currency. Remember, red seal is United States notes. Blue seal and or the gold seal are the notes and certificates in gold or silver, et cetera. So all of those are worth money. As collectors items, they're worth a hell of a lot more than the face value of the currency. So you can explain to people that, hey, watch for this. And here's what you want to look at the top there where it says Federal Reserve Note. You want to look for United States Notes. If you see any of these, they're worth a hell of a lot more than just a $1 or $2 or $5 or $10 or $20 that's on them, a lot more. And the higher the denomination, and for all of you listening, you've got to remember this. If you run into a red seal bill, and it's a 50 or 100, they're outrageously valuable. Okay, first of all, they claimed that they never released them, but where I'm sitting, I know where there's one of them, right now, hanging on a wall, about three, no four, closer to five miles from where I'm sitting to my southwest. I know right where it is, it's on the wall, saw it, and it's like, hmm, that's a hundred dollar United States note. And he goes, why, yes, it is. He said, do you have any idea what that's worth now? He goes, no, I just had this as some of the money I collected at the cash register here with the restaurant over the years. So guess what? Again, they're out there. But remember also they claimed that they weren't released so there is a even back years ago. They were trying to cover their ass on Deflecting everybody about just how successful and how dangerous to the globalists and the ring knockers United States notes were And still are because if we started printing them we would destroy the national debt step by step in a matter of Well couple of years we could knock down that 32 trillion dollar debt significantly by destroying all of its foundational interest-bearing activity. That's what's killing you. It's not the principle, it's the interest that's killing this country. So how about we get rid of the devices that actually cause that problem? Now remember, before they at least had to print something as paper to represent it, they don't anymore. That 92% of the digital, we're paying 11% interest on absolute fiction. Now Elon Musk had this little interview thing where he was talking about yeah They've got these computers and they're just cranking out these digits and you've been throwing them all over the place Well sure there that's digital currency But he doesn't want to say it that way because you see he's promoting AI and digital currency So supposedly his digital currency or the ring knockers digital currency would be far better than the other Oh, wait a minute the other ring knockers digital currency that's already operating So we don't need that We need to, A, slow the whole system down. The economy would still run just fine, but the carpetbaggers couldn't steal the digits slash the interest because we would pair that off. And they also couldn't steal the country off from underneath you by taking worthless air money to take property that's physical and tangible away from you, which is the manipulation they use to take the gold out of Fort Knox. Now that they've stolen the gold out of Fort Knox, They need to steal the property off and underneath your feet by claiming that you owe them 32 trillion air digits. But those 32 trillion air digits are this, that, just exactly that. They're nothing. So they deserve nothing in exchange for those air digits that everybody has been worshipping in whatever fictional process. Now, by the way, that's just the 32 trillion on the books for our debt. We're not talking about the trillions and trillions that they already stole. which you're not supposed to talk about. And I'm not just talking USID, AID, I'm talking about the general scam where they've been operating the Federal Reserve for how many years now? More than a hundred. Oh, that's right. So anyway, the money, all this, the money, it comes back to the money I'm telling you. And that's why we need to worry about Ukraine. Go over to Ukraine over there. Look way over there. Why? Well, we were all looking at the gold over here. And we were all looking at the money over here. And right now, people are interested in the money because there's been enough of a saturation of conversation about it that it's created a bad situation for the spit swappers who thought that the population would stay enamored with the video games and you know the the sex capades and the porn and everything else but now all of a sudden there's a subject that everybody kind of likes and this has to do with also accumulating wealth and money is the representation of that so people are always interested because they'd like to have more to spend or more to keep so they can spend. Uh oh, gotta look at that Ukraine thing maybe we get some more China war going way over there way over there look way over there don't look over here. So, again, the fiction continues. Now, let's see, back and forth. One of the things here, and again, okay, I already mentioned the, no, I didn't. Oh, forgive me. Rainier Arms, Rainier, resident Mount Rainier, AR-15 parts, they certainly have. But right now, and it should still be today, supposed to be for a couple of days, but it started the middle of the week, They have 10 mag bundles over at Rainier, not like, spelled like Mount Rainier. AR-15 mags, 30 rounders. They have Harrahs for $52 and I think it's, I want to say, 10 cents a 10-pack. It could be a little more, it could be $52.70. Maybe I didn't see that one as opposed to being a seven. However we look at it, we'll just round it up to $53 for 10 mags. So that's $5 and, well, no, correction, correction. Yeah, $5 and so many pennies of mag. Yes, I'm right. So, for ten magazines, guys you can't beat that for what it is, but they do have other mags. If you want PMAGs, they've got a deal on PMAGs there right now too. Not much more, but a few dollars more. And let's see, Amendment to Gen 2 mags. And then with or without windows, but they're all listed right there on the deal, the sales deal. I think it's on the front of the page right now, over at Reneer Arms. and Renier and take the time check it out if you do not have very many magazines for Air 15 you've got whichever selection fits your wallet right now and I will remind you again well I buy P-Mags why would I want that $5 mags so that you don't wear out your P-Mags you buy 10 of those other mags and when you're going to take you know Billy to the gun range Billy can use those $5 mags until they break and burn out And you still got all those T-Mags you spent 12, 14, or more dollars on, and they're brand new out of the box when you go to war. Gee, I didn't wear out my really nice racing tires for my street rod stuff, right? I didn't wear out my tires when I'm just bebopping around with the vehicle, but I do use it for special activities. In this case, it's the magazines. It ain't the razor, it's the blades. And the mags wear out while they don't wear out the weapon per se. That's why they again anything that's inserted in the system is designed to be more malleable, more pliable and wearable than the item that operates the perishable components. Always remember that magazines are considered perishables. So Renier is one. Also there are a few other steel deals out there right now if you look at Delta Team tactical and also I think 80% arms, 80%. They had a couple of steel deals. Steel mag, S-T-E-E-L, not S-T-A-L, steel as in S-T-E-E-L steel magazines. And also Polymer, but the steel mags were under $10, which is pretty good. So if you've got an AR, you need to take advantage of that solution. Also, again, on body armor, there's not much of anything in Surplus. And as you saw about a month ago, when the stuff did hit the market here for a short window, it was like spit on a griddle. As soon as everybody realized it was there, everybody hawked it and it was gone. Now, there is some German, I know because I checked with the wholesaler, but there's some German body armor that hit the shore here and is coming out of the cans over the next week. And if I can identify the first source, it's probably going to be Sportsman's Guide. That'll be one of the gets it. This includes women's body armor, which they still have for a pretty reasonable price, so it's not going to be crazy when it gets to the retail side. But women's armor, mixed type of undercover, threat level two and three. Most of it looks like it's going to be threat level 2A. And if you don't understand, if you're going to be using heavier plates, you want that armor underneath whatever it is you're going to be wearing in the way of plates. Because that's wrap-around armor. And a lot of your scud shots or splay off of that plate are going to go into soft tissue, but if you've got Kevlar underneath that plate, guess what? Not going to happen. Not very easily anyway. And remember, a lot of times if you're in a shooting situation in a modern environment, you've seen it, high explosive slash fragmentation is more likely to be the issue than rifle fire, which means you need to be protected from all directions, especially in your vital core area. Now as far as helmets go, there are a few deals over at, including some Kevlar helmets, over at the Sportsman's Guide right now. It's not in the surplus section though. And there are a couple of mish helmets and a couple of the newer brain buckets that really I don't think are as effective at protecting because they don't have any side panels. Personally, the PAS-GAT helmets make more sense for militia. Sorry guys, just simply because you're offering more protection. We are at a higher threat risk they claim. Everybody's coming after us, which means we need more protection around all of the body. The old PASGAT helmet was designed to come down over to create overlap between the high collar body armor so that that way the throat and the back of your head wasn't exposed. So, this is why if you can see these past gas floating around, there, by the way, there's a bunch of them in Facebook Marketplace, too numerous to mention. I picked up one the other day for $15 again. Well, I moved one out to an ally for $15. I took that $15, and lo and behold, this last couple of days, there was one that popped up. We got it. Now, sometimes there's more than one, and there are quite a few out there like that. So, shop around and see what you can find. Don't just take the first thing that pops up there because you should find the same product if you look for a pretty reasonable price in other locations. Works out just fine for everybody. I have my four-pod keyboard operator here patiently watching everything I'm doing at this workstation. She's become a very good assistant. Okay, next. Markers. Okay, something else real quick here. Sharpies. grease markers for clear plastic coverings for, you know, like map, you know, for instance, map carriers. You need to put a few marker devices together. Don't forget conventional pencils. And if you're going to put pencils with any of your kits, guys, go to the dollar store and get a bunch of those little pencil sharpeners that are so cheap, it's ridiculous. These are packs of six or eight or 10. Get the most for the least. Think ahead. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. If you're going to make up a map kit, the Sharpies, remember, don't use that on your map face because the stuff won't come off. Remember, it's indelible. That's what the grease pencil is for. But the marker, the indelible marker, the Sharpies, you save those for anything else that you're going to be putting marker or ID points on or number points on where it's a piece of equipment or something that you're passing on to somebody else, especially in this wet environment that we're working on right now. Pens, they work, but only to a degree. And remember, most of the paper you got is China Sport crap. And the moment it gets wet, it is absolutely destroyed. So if you're going to be using, for instance, any kind of transfer of communication in terms of instruction, laminated paper, just white plain 8 1 by 11 paper, and grease pencil so that you can use it and wipe it down and use it again. You can use watermark type markers too because watermarks can be wiped off just as easily like eraser board type markers. Actually those do show up at Dollar Tree also. Think ahead because the paper everything we got the quality is really much in a planet crappoo because it is from China It's not accidental to disintegrate on you. It's like the cardboard boxes you can tell if it's the absolute minimal because you've got it you spit on it and The veneer starts to roll apart and the corrugated component just turns to mush Paper is no different So you have to be thinking ahead because you are going to need to have mechanical technology in the field to be able to operate Okay, talking about mechanical, we are going to be on time here. You're almost to the bottom of the hour. You're listening to LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, LibertyTreeRadio.org. If you'd like to write us, you can write us at PBN PO Box 194, Dexter, Michigan 48130. Somebody's asking about a mapping board. No, no, map bags. Right now there's a ton of them coming out. It's a portfolio, you lift up the flap and there's a clear panel, you slide the map to the area, part of the map you're using, and the grease pencil is for that plastic surface area. So you can mark things and show people or demonstrate when you have information that's coming, you can actually mark it on the map. orient the map so the people that are looking at it or yourself can observe appropriately and interpret what you're looking at and then you can instruct others or use the information you have to the best of your ability to operate your unit to small level in the squad, the platoon, the company, etc. And so again heads up on that. just to help explain what I was talking about, but laminated paper, you can go over to any of the office supplies and have laminate, 8.5 by 11 sheets of paper, you want to do 6, 7, 8 of them, put those in the map case, put the markers and everything in the map case, put the pencil sharpener and the pencils in the map case, and some extra paper and notepad, so you've got stuff to write on in pretty much any variation you can imagine. Anyway, bottom of the hour break. And, uh, High King. Fields of Glory, Ed High King, the High King, H-I-G-H. High King, the High, the High King. Fields of Glory, if you could pull that up, that's our first request for the bottom of the hour. And you are listening to LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com, the song High King-Fields of Glory. Ed's got it, here we go. Appreciate that. And again, pretty cool piece again for one of our friends in Southern Arizona. Hold on here, let me make sure I line the name up right. Guys, I write real fine and small here. So that's Julia. For Julia in Tucson, Arizona. Tuxon! Tuxon, now it's Tucson. Well, don't see how you get that. T-U-C-S-O-N. That looks like Tuxon to me. So anyway, for Julia, you took control of the network there. Thank you for your request. And next is Dido White Flag. And if you could, Dido White Flag. And again, this is for one of our other friends. And it's for Wilson in... R, Kansas, Wilson in Arkansas. R, Kansas. There we go. No, it's Arkansas. How do you get that? The other state's Kansas. No, no, no. Makes you wonder, doesn't it? Words mean something. But they don't. Here we go. DYTO, white flag for Wilson. Appreciate that. And again, DYTO, white flag. I will go down with this ship. I'm not going to raise any white flag. I want to be remembered not that I was one of the last to abandon the Republic, but rather that I never abandoned the Republic. That's hopefully how you're thinking right now, how you should be thinking. We aren't giving up our freedom. We're not giving up the Bill of Rights. And for that reason, we have to act accordingly. So, organize armed equipment, train as militia, establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations, logistics, the key to victory. Understand that if we can get the material where it needs to be, when it needs to be there, that's half the battle, people. Now, expertise finishes it, but if you have to have the material, be able to continue to put rounds down range, maintain your survivability, and sure, the recuperation first, the repair and recuperation of your personnel and that's why medical support is especially so critical. We take care of our own. And all of you can pitch in. You don't have to be infantry fighters. You don't have to expect to be fighters. You are going to have to be prepared to fight to defend yourself. The immoral and especially the decivilized groups that you have out there now are the people that are going to be in front of you when the time comes. Go ahead, call or jump in there. Yes, touch mix yeah, I wanted to go back to when you're talking about the AK I just happened to have a a kit gun Bulgarian AK 74 that was built When they were just coming in there. I think it's a 90s or something like that and Yeah, I got exactly I guess Excuse me. Yeah. No. Yeah, that's one where yeah that that's the rifle you want right there. Yes Yeah, uh yeah, it's five four five by thirty nine and I think I'm the third owner of it because the guy that I got it from He bought it from a gunsmith who did put it together He kept he kept bugging the guy, you know the gunsmith hey if you ever want to sell if you ever want to sell it and I finally sold it I guess and he told me him and he had it for years and years and years and I bought it and And this thing was really well built. And I mean, this thing, it goes so back, so far back that I looked up some of the numbers on the receiver and stuff like this. And it goes back to one of the first original American-made receivers made for the AK when they were starting to put them together. And they had a really weird meticulous trigger in it that had a lot of set screws and stuff like that in it It was a good trigger and everything, but I wanted a little something different. I like the I like the ALG so I had a gunsmith a friend of mine put one in for me But you could tell it's really well built the thing when you shoot it I mean I I've shot it at a cup. I mean not it and it cut some competitions but they're not, it wasn't like, you know, like a real long range, which I have shot at that long range, but you know, you're just moving around and shooting cardboard. But, I mean, the thing doesn't move. You know, you go two, three rounds and it's just right there. I mean, your group is really just tight. But it's a really good rifle and like I said, the receiver is so old that, Heat when they were making those they didn't heat treat the whole receiver They just heat treated the you can see where they did it too But this you know even over the the finish you can see where they where they they they just hardened the spots where it needed to be like around The trigger pins and stuff like that right the interesting thing about the rifle if you got one of the kit guns is that Most of the ones that they were tearing down, they were purely doing it to make money. They were not used weapons in many cases. They were virtually brand new rifles. And what they do for everybody who doesn't realize when we talk about kits, those guns come into the country intact. Now, there used to be a mix. They'd sometimes send them to some subcontractor, like when they were first coming out of Europe after the fall of the wall. They had some places overseas, which made sense to me. I thought that's how you'd always do it. But we have what are called international zones on most of our airports. And you guys don't realize this, but there are pods of weapons all over the country. Everybody says, well, how would they get weapons for the UN? into the US. Well this is how they do it. Most all of these sites which are located all over the country at Battle Creek Kellogg Airfield on the south side. There's a whole series of buildings you can look at it. Look up Fort Custer Military Reservation on Google or you can do Battle Creek Then go to the far west of Battle Creek or just to the east edge of Fort Custer and there's Kellogg Airfield. If you look physically from the aerial, you'll see on the north side is where the Air National Guard section is. On the east side, there's a couple of large aircraft, a bunch of smaller aircraft and helicopters. That's both a museum and an educational facility that's developed on the old base. On the south side, those buildings are international zones. Those are technically foreign countries on American soil. And what they do is they bring the weapons in complete. So it's like you see all these MG34 kids coming out right now. Or not 34, 42, MG42 kids. Guys, those all came into the country and were on American soil, stacked and racked, ready to fight. almost all the Russian guns you're seeing, they aren't cut up overseas, they're cut up here. Now, when they do, of course they do the barrels now too, but in the past, these were some of the first weapons that were actually disassembled on these international zone locations that were agreed to under NAFTA and GAT. And the Bulgarians, they just needed money. I don't think they, what it was is, well we can sacrifice some of these, because we'll probably, you know, we need capital. And they still got a better price doing it this way than if they sold them to like Century Arms International or somebody else and not the arms part that sells to us because they don't sell machine guns to us. But everywhere else in the world, if you can own a gun, you typically can own a machine gun. So what was amazing is that these things didn't end up like in the Middle East, like in Saudi Arabia or, you know, Egypt or whatever, or for that matter anywhere across the top end of North Africa. But instead they dropped them off here, they made a little more money on them in general, but they did tens of thousands, if not a couple hundred thousand of those rifles. And because of that first, these were the ones that were the auto rifles. Because of the popularity of the Bulgarians and the Bulgarian rifle, they then brought in complete semi-auto Bulgarian rifles to a limited degree and then cut them off almost as quick as they started coming in. So you got a mix out there. And the good thing is this was before they started chopping barrels, which is why the one you've got, Tex-Mex, is probably as close to the actual weapon that they were issuing as you can get. The receiver is going to be different guys for obvious reasons because that's the part they went and cut into five pieces But everything else is top end for the era and to be quite honest Like I said Bulgaria is off the map. I don't know what's going on I know if the Israelis took them over the rest away and they're not a bunch of you know Israeli slash new kosher slaves like Ukraine Or whatever but in the in their day Bulgaria for whatever reason they hit that perfect edge and combination of quality of manufacturing quality materials sit and finish And out of the box, you know, in Texas, it's a really tight-fitting rifle, isn't it? It's a real snow weapon. It feels firm. Yes, yes it really is. The guy did a really good job on it, but the parts, you know, I mean, I know something a little bit about 8Ks, because I mean, I also have a Romanian, what they call the Warcer, W-A-R. The Warcer, yeah. Yeah, Warcer, yeah. And I mean, I think it's pretty rough. You know, it's rough as a corn cow, but when you look at the Bulgarian, the fit and finish of the parts, the way it's made, it's just night and day. You don't have a problem with the wasser or the Chinese, but that's what happens. If you lay that rifle up next to you and you handle both of them, the Chinese export Narenkos especially were tin boxes. The wasser is a Romanian tin box. It's the same thing. When you operate it, you just feel it's like it feels a little sloppier and just lighter, just in overall operation. Then you pick up the bulk area and it's like, shonk, shonk. It's night and day. It's the only way to describe it. Now, would I bother, would I not carry the washer? Oh, guys, we bought so many of those washer rifles. They'll be around haunting the bad guys for the next hundred years. And that includes the ones that had just a straight stack. Remember 10-shot mags? Remember those? When they were down to the price of less than an SKS? Well, less than an SKS when they were $150. I tried to get everybody to buy those that you could because, hell, again, use that rifle to train. That way, when you go over to your really nice AK, you haven't worn it out in the process, and it'll be ready to fight for however long you need to in the next war. But the other thing about the Bulgarian's finish was consistent. It's a dulled matte for the original, all black. They did come out with a collapsing stock model. I don't know if yours does, but the one that they put on the Bulgarian, the folding stock model that was available, mimicked the Velma stock, which was a really good idea because I've talked about this many times. It's just like the AK Magazine release. It's two wedges opposing each other. It can never wear out and it can never get sloppy because the two wedges naturally continue to wear. Even if the thing were a lot older, it will still be a snug, tight fit. You'll never get that stock to rattle or mimic on you. It will never be flexible, which is really good. Again, not as many of those came in, but they were out there. Anything else? Please, go ahead. Oh yeah, I was just going to say that it's the triangle folder. You know it. Oh, yes, people excellent. Yeah, people say they're like oh boy. You know it draws a lot of attention Well, and you know this is the interest. We've seen a bunch of guns resurrected you know Day was gonna be is coming in they was already we've seen him at the shot show everybody's seen them at the last Expo the last series of gun shows you know a Trade shows and I'm waiting to see if Valme is gonna come back. Oh, that would be fun Because if you want, of all the rifles that came in during that period, and this is what's interesting, is it used to be that everybody go, well, Velma is the gold standard. And then those Bulgarian rifles came out and everybody said, well, I don't know, it looks like maybe all the engineers from Finland rolled on down to Bulgaria and did some work. Because again, they took the trade in terms of the quality of the product. The other thing is you couldn't get Velmais. Velmais are just like the day Velmais started coming in. We had in the 7.62x39 rifles I think we had about a dozen. And then in the squad guns which they built in .308 which they use are the SVD sniper rifle receiver, because that's a 7.62x54R, they built and imported 1,500 of these and we ended up with a handful of them. They're the long receiver. They used a modified HK91G3 mag because they didn't have a magazine of their own and they didn't buy the UGO mag for the M77, which was available back in that time. And so the rifle itself, it's a long stroke, you have very little felt recoil for being a non-buffered rifle. And you can put a scope on that thing even though it was a squad gun. And it was the equivalent to the AKs of BAR. And all of the Velmae guns were of comparable ultra-high quality. They were firm in action, just like that Bulgarian. It's like you picked it up. You knew it had girth to it. It had good weight, but not overly heavy. Fit and finish was at the top end. And that's like I said, Bulgaria is the one who came closest to matching Velmae performance and Velmae precision and construction. So, don't get rid of that rifle. Unless somebody really wants to offer you something that's really worth a lot more, because they have a heartache for it, which then it's like, well, you've got to make a choice and flip a coin there. But, Velma would be the fun one. That would be the next one to see. Although, I don't know, the way things are going, we're going to be up in the air here for a while. We'll see what happens. Anyway, we're almost to the top. One more time. Anything else? Because go ahead. You might be thinking about something I'm not. I want to go back to economics. I saw a really interesting video. The channel is called Business Basics. It's the name of the channel, Business Basics. And the title of the video is Argentina Pulls the Impossible in One Year. economy booming. It's about 40 minutes long and they go over the history of, I mean Argentina was, at one time in the 1800s was a very prosperous country and then the socialists took over and for almost a hundred years these people had been going up and down, up and down from, you know, from, they never got really, really up. in their economy, but man, they would dive down. When they started to dive down, they went down for almost a hundred years, these people. Well, Milley, I think is the name of this president now. Well, he's completely turning around the country and they're talking about what he's done. But one of the things he wants to get rid of, but he hasn't done it yet, he wants to get rid of the central bank. My only question is, how long is he going to be around once he touches the... Are we expecting him to catch a bullet any time now, right? That's the thing about this is if you're going to do it either A, you're going to have to do it, well if you try to do it peaceably, which again remember that's really what Kennedy was doing. My argument from the very first time I looked at the United States notes is that what if you didn't want to create any heartburn and you gave your enemy even a chance to get out of the disaster they're in. And then when you're done, you're free of them. Well, they're not going to let that happen, they're demons. And so that's why Kennedy was killed. He started printing United States notes. We hadn't gotten rid of the silver. Let's understand something. Silver, while Kennedy was in the presidency, we had not eradicated silver and we had not reduced production. It's after they killed Kennedy that the bankers decided they had to make their move on the silver and they did. Does everybody understand that? If you take a look at the date, time, and place of the crime scene, and before Kennedy's assassination, silver, currency, copper, silver, and gold were all still in service to whatever degree, but silver specifically as a circulation for all of our coinage, except for nickels, and we know they're nickels, but they were a higher grade of nickel too. So once Kennedy's assassinated, United States notes are canceled by Johnson for the kosher bankers. And then they also start to hit us on the silver coin. They start debauching the currency the rest of the way. And that's what Kennedy was trying to stop. He saw the writing on the wall. I'm sure he was approached. I would point that out. And the big thing here again is without having to crash the economy or for that matter cut the private parts off the enemy because they would have been able to back out or move, at least move into whatever venue they chose. They just had to move out of ours. Well, they wouldn't allow that. So this is why we're on the edge of so many different elements of what is an open conflict because the enemy can only bleed so much and they don't like bleeding. They figure it's always going to be us taking the hit. And they're on the edge of you. We're on the edge in so many different elements of the battlefield. And it's been this way for more than just this year. In the last five, six, seven years where they were in the coup de gras phase leading up to where we are right now. We're at the almost the top. One of the things, I'm gonna re-emphasize this. Guys, if you look historically at the economic attacks on you, the American people, They've also coincided with an attempt to destroy the sovereignty of the United States. The 100th anniversary window is when they tried to push the Federal Reserve through the first time. We have a whole bunch of conflict that took place in the 1872-1873 forward window. Everybody knows about the straw man and all the other stuff that was being developed to try and usurp the wealth of the country. We then get into the 150th anniversary, they try again. We get into the 200th anniversary and remember, all of the economy was in turmoil leading up to what would have been the anniversary, the 200th anniversary, 1975, 1976, and that's when they go after Nixon. Why did they go after Nixon? I think they went after Nixon the exact same for the same reason that they killed Kennedy. They wanted to debauch the currency. They were going to complete it. Everybody goes, yeah, well, Nixon took us off the gold and silver. No, Nixon didn't completely take us off the gold and silver. But the gold and silver under the rest of the Federal Reserve Note scam was being stolen. And the idea was to put us into a recession and collapse the country on the 200th anniversary of the nation to surrender it back to the international bankers and to England. Nixon created another currency structure that overlapped and didn't bring us to a complete collapse. Now, it's still all kinds of skullduggery took place with the oil industry, so let's make the mistake. These people are not very much our friends. But what happened is the country wasn't destroyed, and that really, I believe, was the plan. The idea was to completely convert us over to the royalty system again. They were already close enough. And so when that didn't work, okay, they've been taunting at us for decades. Now here we are, the 250th anniversary, and we're in the same pot, and they're talking about changing the money yet again. It's always symbolic they do it in these high anniversary dates because the ring knockers love this kind of motion It's part of the way that you show their minions what kind of power they have and do it in such a way That it's the death knell of the country if they if they succeed We're gonna make sure that is a master to their religion We are the, but we are the masters of our freedom, our liberty, our faith, and because we are, of course, beholden only to one person, no king but King Jesus. Guess what? 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 if you want to curdle their toes more than anything, guys, just repeat it everywhere you can. Jesus is King. No King but King Jesus. The battle cries of the American war for independence. People, one of many, but one of the most significant. No King but King Jesus. Your enemy was involved in nothing else. They were comfortable with everything but the fact that they have this Jesus. That ultimate power. Always remember that anyway, we got way at taking over more else you're coming up. I'm gonna take a break for an hour We'll be back at 8 o'clock with evening in total for God bless you generations Your freedom is gone your courage lost. You're no more than a slave brave you buy permits and permits to own a gun Permits to start a business or to build a place for one on land that you believe you won't you pay a yearly rent? Although you have no voice money Your children must attend a school that doesn't educate. And your Christian values can't be taught. According to the state... You read about the current news in a regulated press. And you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and sheep. You've given government control. you harm so they could burn down churches a 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 to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars can you regain the freedom for which we fought and died Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you will fight to save? Or do you wish your children fear to be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republican, each God-given right, and pray to God as Iowaki vanished in the midst for once he came. His words were true, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now his parents trampled each god-given right. We only watched 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? If I had three more hours in the day, I'd still be at a dead run. There is so much to do. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... Third Hour, the evening, Intelligence Report time, our corny. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories, North and West. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. LibertyTreeRadio.org. We're on the satellite. I want to say hi to all our merchant rate operators out there and many other individuals listening and then rebroadcasting on analog and digital. We're in a myriad of other communications technologies inside and outside the United States to include WBCQ, the planet, 6.160 regular shortwave, WBCQ, the planet, And that's 6.160, regular shortwave, Monday through Friday, 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. And it is Thursday. No way. Yes way. It's Thursday. Been all Thursday all day. It is the 20th of March, 17th year of Open Obvious and a year-faced Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a K. 2025, old Earth calendar, 2025, battle for the Republic, book one. The dance of swords, but we're at the end of winter. Today is the first day of spring. Congratulations. We made it this far anyway. And it's been snowing here. On and off. Now we just got wind. The snow stopped a while back. Nothing stuck on the bottom of the state here. Nothing was sticking at all. But what it did do is add more slow moisture to the ground and, of course, to our ponds and All the aquifer here, anything above or below, and that's a good thing. We'll take all of that we can get because we're going to have a long spring and summer. Still got spring rains coming by the way too, so be ready for that. I don't know about being spring because I still got snow on the ground here. Yeah, we want you to keep it. Well, I thought I'd stand on you since you like it so much. Well, we got it. So if that was a Tom delivery, then we got it, Tom. It got here just as expected. So the big thing is, again, it's just not wanting to stick. So it's not going to. It just can't. It's stuck up in there. It's stuck up here. Up in the heights. Remember, you're up in the high ground of Michigan. You're in the Alps, the equivalent to the great Alps of Michigan. There we go. Although it looks like roly-poly ground, guys, you gotta remember, anything when you go from the bottom of Michigan and head north, you're going uphill. North of Lansing, nonstop. So that's where that's where... Well, at least we didn't get as much as the UP got. Okay, well, I didn't hear about the UP situation, but I wouldn't be surprised if they got hammered. Did they? Well some places got up to 14 inches of snow so yeah. Yep, that's their end of the year gas. That's where you still have to break out the buckets and you know the dump buckets and the trucks to get out of your driveway and out even of the front of your house depending on how much snow they already accumulated. So the UP, the Upper Peninsula is yet farther still into that great white north category and it will never change. The other thing is when we have this cold front come in straight down out of Hudson Bay, it may angle a little bit, but this all came out of Hudson Bay if you look at the weather pattern. Lake Superior picks up all that moisture and the first place it gets dumped on is the Upper Peninsula. So I'd say 14 inches is a good example right there. Though they've had worse on a single day, but they're right. They can't avoid it. Lake Superior, you know, the lake just said never gives up its dead. Yeah, Gordon Lightfoot, wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. So the Great White North is still the Great White North, at least for the time being. So we appreciate that. Now, again, we are headed towards the weekend, but not yet. This is still a work week day. And also, as I've said a million times, but I always, you know, I'm going to keep poking at you, make sure you got your cold weather gear in the vehicle just because it's prettier outside, like yesterday. You could run around in a short sleeve shirt and pants, you know, with shorts if you wanted to. Of course, with pants, we don't want to see your whatever else you got there. But what's interesting is we went right back to winter doesn't want to give up the ghost and it's not, it's clawing to stick around. So, beware and be prepared. Just that simple. Another thing here, let's see, over at Sportsman's Guide dot com they got a couple of other decent deals on cold weather gear as a matter of fact because we are headed out of the season. So, there have been some little discounts that definitely aren't so little. You might want to take a look at some of the coat options especially since they've been offering some camouflage items at a pretty good price. And if you are trying to outfit, remember you grab your winter gear when they are offering it for a discount price. You buy your summer gear the same way. In the middle of winter, nobody is thinking about summer. In the middle of summer, nobody wants to think about winter in Michigan or anywhere else for that matter. So that's when you take advantage of attitude. And again, we benefit in the extreme. Check out SportsBudsGuide.com, go into their clearance section. They still have a really good buy on the trigger finger mittens, a couple different countries. The German ones, I think, are the best deal. There's also American. All those are good pieces of equipment. If you're already committed to a certain pattern, you want to buy more, I recommend going over there and checking out, see what they have left in stock and taking advantage of it, putting it in the cart this time around because, again, Winter will come back. It's not a matter if it's just a matter of when we all know this So again, oops and somebody else is passing on. Oh over at Major surplus also, there's a couple of deals over there same category. They've got some winter coat deals last year I bought out one of their winter coat deals in fact we issued out a bunch from there in the So, blue-gray smoke pattern makes a great snow camouflage pattern, especially where you've got a little bit of gray and brown and green on the ground there, so it worked out pretty well. They had them down to the unit. They had them by the coat down to $5 a unit. They couldn't pass it up, so we picked up everything that they had and whatever size they had left. So, pay attention. If you see something unique like that, you like it, especially if you've got a bunch of people, you might want to put all your money together and jump on it while you can. Also, while we were talking about 545 by 39, I had a bunch of requests that popped in here on both sides, the alternate side and also with a couple of emails. 545 by 39, I know that it consistently, still a pretty good price, is Preview Partisan, Boxer Prime, non-corrosive, heat and yield. I believe they have at least two different loads. It's over at AIMSurplus.com. AIMSurplus.com, AIMSurplus.com. Now, there is some other surplus coming in. I think it's a Palamo again. I think there's a little bit of Palamo, you know, Tula ammo. It's over at Classic Firearms, I believe. They have a good deal. There might be some over at amoman.com. 545x39. Of course, somebody's asking, well, what would you prefer? Cheapest for the mostest. I don't care what bullet it is. When you're talking light rifles, more importantly, you have a lot of it. Pretty much all of your AK-74s will handle all of the standard loads that are out there. It ain't a nickel around like it used to be years ago, but what is? Nothing. So congratulations. You're looking at 20 some, 29 cents to 34 cents a round, I think, is going to be about the average. You might find a better deal if you do. Grab it. Definitely worth the time to look at in the Boxer Prime non-corrosive. Yes, you can get projectiles. That's the first thing everybody asks. Everybody has five, four, five projectiles in the system. Hornady, everybody has bullets. Now, is it going to be as cheap as quote unquote surplus? Well, it ain't surplus. Number one, it's brand new manufactured, so you're going to have to pay accordingly. But, no different from if you went out to buy brand new 556 projectiles for doing any of the work you're going to do with that kind of reloading. So you've got to kind of bite the bullet part of the bug and live with it and work with it. But it's not that difficult to find what you need. And again, I've not seen anything that's crazy. The 545 projectiles are no more or less expensive than 223. It's a matter of basic small rifle primer, standard light rifle powder. There's nothing else to write home about the design and pretty straightforward. The big thing is, again, if you're going to do it, get serious into reloading for it because like all of the different rounds that we carry, at some point we're going to be short and everything can be reloaded. Everything. If there's anything, we can reload Berdan, we can reload Boxer. I don't know if anything else out there is any weirder, okay, but there's nothing else out there that's really on the list. So as long as we master those two, we're in pretty good shape, I think. And the big thing here with the projectiles, I would still go with a mid-weight bullet. I know a heavier bullet is acceptable. Price-wise, as you know, the bigger, the heavier, the more expensive when it comes to repurchasing and repurchasing for reloading. Again, the mid-weight bullet is going to cost you a little less. It will still get the job done just fine and you're not out that much. The other thing is, again, DIES. Now, there's a bunch of other companies out there doing DIES right now. RCBS has been out there for a very long time. And I would remind you, if you have something really weird, we haven't talked about that in a while and I think I'd better put it out there now. RCBS, there are a few other companies that will do the same, will build you any set of dies that you need for whatever it is that you are trying to find a die for. Not very often you're going to run into something that's so strange that you can't find it on the shelf, but there are, as I pointed out, a bunch of Winchester custom chambers out there. The Winchester Custom House used to build everything from 1730, imagine your 3030 case but in 17 caliber, 18 caliber, 19 caliber, 20 caliber, 21 caliber, 22, are you serious Mark? Yeah. They would make a 3030 type cartridge, base case would be 30, you know the 30, but it would be like you know 3017 instead of 3030, it would be 3018, it could be 3027. I don't know why you'd think you needed that, but Winchester was more than willing to build it. Of course, the point is that the only person to have ammo would be you, and you'd had to buy it from Winchester. Now, you could, once you had a set of dies, you could build it just like anybody else reloading. And yes, people did reload back in the 1800s, contrary to what you might think. And we're pretty good at it because home build was the norm, not the exception. And stores were far and few and between way out west. But in this case, if you were doing that, you'd also have needed, for instance, a bullet mold for the particular projectile. So there are guns out there. Remington made a few unique cases that aren't around anymore and were custom cut. So what they do, RCBS recommends that you make a cast. It used to be they send a cast kit to you. I don't know if they still do this anymore. And you would insert the goop into the chamber area, you would extract it back out, it wasn't fragile, and send that to RCBS. I think herders used to do this also. I don't know if they do it anymore and I don't know how they do it. But what they would do is then based upon that information, they'd spec it out and find the dimensions for that particular brass and build a set of dies for your rifle, your pistol, whatever it was. Example is 35 Remington pistol. 35 Savage, that's another one that's like, that's 100 years old. I don't think anybody's got anything comparable. I think maybe closest thing you could have come to was 38 Smith & Wesson short. And just because it says 35 doesn't mean it isn't .357 diameter. I've never really looked at .35 Savage, but probably was. So, or .356 or .357, take your pick. So, that's why, again, if you do have something that's really odd man out, but a very fine rifle or pistol, and you're not sure, A, if you can't get a gunsmith to figure it out, or somebody who's got maybe a little more historical experience with the weapons, then you can probably still talk to the reloading companies and they might be able to give you particulars, especially if you know what the manufacturer of the weapon is. But there's no reason for it not to be fed with something. And usually you'll find that there's some cross case that at the very least you can read dimension. I think one of the things that I've never had a chance to test I was looking at an article last night on French between war, some automatic pistols that came out with the 30 caliber French pistol round. Well, it's the Peterson device round that was made for the Springfield Peterson device system in 30 caliber. And they built a couple of fantastic pistols. In fact, it always bothered me. You could go to the gun show. I think it's the model M1927 or M35, no 35-39, 27-35-39. It's the earlier two pistols are in the 32 French Long and it very much is an air-economically designed gun, the first model, and the guy who built that is actually the guy who went and worked with SIG with the Swiss to build their first some automatic combat pistols that they issued out and you can see that the lines are pretty much the same. If you've ever handled those little French pistols, they are incredibly comfortable. They are right where they need to be. Problem, there's no ammunition for them. Now there are some tricks, I'm not going to try to talk with you on the air here, I have talked about it in the past, but the thing is that there's an example where, yes, you could have a set of dies made for that, Now they wouldn't even have to guess on that one. If you told them what you had, yes, RCBS could build you a set of dies. You pay the price and they ship you the dies and then you come up with some brass that might work. And you know what might work? Is the 5.56 standard rifle brass. It's pretty stinking close. And we've made 32 ACP with a Rock Chucker press and a set of carbide dies. It'll stretch it out where you need to, you do a case trim, and you got yourself some, you know, ammunition for pistol you might not have otherwise been able to shoot. So that might be the best base case to use for the 30 caliber French. But there's other guns too numerous to mention and some are there are things I'm sure I've never seen Because there are a lot of companies that used to exist that made a lot of firearms that aren't with us and haven't been with us from since before I was born So if you got something like that, don't be discouraged. Just do a little research Now immediately somebody's asked me right here. What about 8 by 50? well 8 by 50 is the 8 by 50 8 millimeter by 50 is the Stire straight pull round and you probably have a stire M95 Stire straight pull in the 8 by 50 round Which was the first cartridge that they went to with the stire with the stire straight pull design They went to the longer 8 by 56 are By the time they were done 52 or 56 that was 52 then the 56 is there's three cartridges 8 by 50 kind of Kynock Ammunition. Now even that's collectible now, but apparently as a company that's picked up a lot of the manufacturing tooling that Kynock was running and they're actually building cases, you might be able to actually buy 8x50 rimmed commercially right now out of Europe because there are so many of those Stires out there. And the Stires is a nice rifle, it's a smooth butter action for being a straight pole. A lighter rifle that most all the other straight pulls that are out there like the Schmidt Reuben, which is very dominant right now, the K31, etc., all of its variants, going back for what, a century and more. But the Stires definitely are something that need to be fed and at least a third of them that you see out there that are circulating are in the 8x50 cartridge, which is the odd man out. So, could you build it from something else? I haven't looked at the specs. I had one. I had one for a very, very, very long time. And somebody begged me to be part of their collection, and so it was logical because I did have maybe 100 rounds of ammo I'd collected tediously from multiple gun shows. So, I slid that rifle sideways and I know right where it is. It's safe and secure and it's very happily in its niche as an example of an Austrian M95 cavalry carbine or artillery carbine. And the person will take care of it. So, it's found its resting place but is honored by the individuals that observe it. And that's cool. I don't have a problem with that. Now, another thing here real quick is stripper clips. I had a bunch of questions on that right now. And thank you, one of our other callers did bring this up, I think more than one of you. There are 3D printable copies of all of the basic stripper clips that are, they're man-lincher clips. You can make a Carcano clip now. They have the M95 Stire Straight Pull clips. There are labelle clips and there are even copies out there, programs out there to make the Dutch man-litcher stripper clips. Now another one which is an odd man out are the Gewehr 1888 Mauser stripper clips. Now you need to go to one of these circle groups that is covering this, but if you go to YouTube and put as a search on YouTube, 3D printable stripper clips. You'll have a number of videos pop up, and the one that's most common, because everybody's buying these Carcanos, is one for the 6.5 and 7.35 Carcano rifle. So check them out. Definitely if you are into 3D printing or if you've got an ally in your group that does that, and you have any of these types of rifles, anything that takes a manlage or stripper clip, it has to be in the weapon in order for the magazine to work. Okay, I can't stress that enough. So you want to go to the 3D solution and see what they've done and crank out a number of them. I would at least do 10, 20 of them. Now they may not be good for more than a few uses, but I will point out that originally they were disposable. The ammunition came in those stripper clips in those manlature clips and when you fired it the old the old component drops out the bottom of the weapon the bar the the clip itself and Or if it doesn't drop out all the way when you insert the new six rounds or five rounds or three rounds depending on the rifle Then it pushes the old clip out the bottom and it drops to the ground and you keep moving But the logic was you'd always have more coming down the road. Well, these three guns aren't out there anymore like that. The ammunition isn't, so that's why you need a 3D print, as many as you possibly can, if you're going to maintain any of those weapons. Number one, they might have breakage. Number two is you also are going to drop them and lose them. Not being that loaded, but more likely unloaded. So the 6.5 car counter is nothing wrong with it. It's a stiff action when it's young. It's a much smoother action once it's broken in. But either way, it's not the weapon I doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald was using that for that purpose for the Kennedy assassination. So I'm just telling you flat out. With all the other weapons available from the Runner Revolution company that he bought from, the Carcano would not be your first choice of arms for the purpose. especially when you look at the other guns on the same page, there were only what, $2 more? Okay, Lee Harvey Oswald, I don't care how rich or poor you are, if you're thinking of picking up a weapon, and good old Lee Harvey was thinking about picking up a weapon, then the Carcano would not be on the top of the list in any way, shape, or form. Certainly cheap enough, and there are a lot of guys who bought them, but supposedly Lee Harvey Oswald had a plan, and his plan was to supposedly assassinate Kennedy, blah blah blah. Well, if that's the case, I can see at least a half a dozen other weapons on the same advertisement for interarms that he looked at. And each of those weapons is superior across the board, faster for recovery, more hitting power, and still very comfortable to shoot. So everybody argues that the image, you notice that none of the photographs from the Kennedy assassination have been released, nothing that I've seen. And maybe they are mixed in amongst the 80,000 or 90,000 pages, but if they are, you let me know. I'd like to hear about that. The same is true with videos. Well, again, the image of Lee Harvey Oswald holding the newspaper and he's got the gun in his hand, that's argued to have been a complete construction by the Spook and Coop group in Langley. The whole thing was a fabrication. It was a cobble together. And again, let me ask you something. Why would Behar Vialis will take a picture with that rifle and a newspaper to confirm a date? Think about it. Does that make any sense? Now granted, he's crazy, so it wouldn't make any sense. No, that's not how it works. Even crazy people are usually, strangely enough, are on mission when they're programmed a certain way or they've trained a certain way. Anyway, that's 60,000 plus years in the past and John F. Kennedy is dead. I can say that beyond the shadow of a doubt. Well, maybe his brain's stored somewhere. What's left of it? Maybe. So anyway, we're at the bottom of the hour. Guess what? And we have, we're going to stick to our mission here. Right now you're listening to LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com. And Edward, if you could, the High Kings dash red is the rose. The High Kings dash red is the rose. And for our friends out there, of course we're passing Potties Day, don't you know? But again, we have a request list. You guys are systematically taking over the network as we go to each song. And so the High Kings dash red is the rose. This is LibertyTreeRadio.4mg.com LibertyTreeRadio.org And we're WBCQ the Planet 6.160 Regular shortwave WBCQ the Planet 6.160 Regular shortwave. Take the time, plug in. Ed's digging out the music for us. And also if you'd like to make a music request, Liberty at Provide.net, put music requests on capital letters for the title for the email. Here we go. And I'll be your true love for an avoid But my twist down these green woods that we stray When the moon and the stars, they were shy The moon is on her loss of golden head And she swore she'd be mine It's not for the parting that my sister pains It's not for the grief of my mother It's all for the lust of my body I wish it's that my heart is breaking forever But my life But my the rose. or Terry? Terry T. It's a T mark. You wrote a T there. In Arkansas. And again, Peter Schilling, dash, Major Tom. And for our friend Terry in Arkansas. And Terry, if you're a guy, because that's one of those names, it could be the one I'm going to say, well, young lady, just in case. I'll figure most likely a girl. We appreciate you making the request, and you're taking over the network. Here we go. Terry. Arkansas. There's a lot of inane, uh, tidbit paperwork that's thrown in there. Again, it's entertainment. That's all this is right now is entertainment. There's nothing that can be done to any of the people that did the Dirty Deed against John F. Kennedy because they're pretty much dead. They waited long enough that they're way back in the taillights and now everybody's looking at us and going, oh, well, at least we're getting information so we've got an idea of what really happened. And then the fact is that the farther you get away from an event, unless you preserve the actual database yourself or independence to No, you're not. You're not really going to get a very good picture at all because you've had plenty of time to alter the images, plenty of time to fabricate the aged documents to match up with whatever it is they're trying to lie about. So it is interesting, but it is not very reliable or factual in fact. Just to reverse, you would assume that the bad guys are doing everything they can to create as many distractions or to create fear. Because after all, they didn't really write the Israelis out, and right now Donald Trump is run by the Israelis. So what's the purpose behind leaving that in there? Why fear, young soldier? Fear to make you be scared. You're supposed to be scared because after all, people resist. You'll be absorbed. They would kill you. Well, they probably plan on doing that anyway, so I probably should be, by what I can see, be even better prepared to deal with them when they come and try to do something bad to me. or the rest of you for that matter. Everybody should be thinking the same way right now. Let's be ready for the problem at hand. It's very obviously, you know, it's in front of us and in your face and it seems to be coming out of the Middle East and it's saying Middle Eastern terrorists over and over again. Huh, who'd have thunk that? Well, actually all of us did. So pay attention. There are some cute little pieces in there. I would remind everybody that this is not the other half of this. is that this is nothing new. Now, most of you might remember if you're my age and you were in school at the time or in college or high school even, when the Pentagon Papers came out, everything was a roar about the Pentagon Papers. Now, remember that the people who brought you the Pentagon Papers are the ones who were pretty well fabricating everything that they could at that time to undermine Richard Nixon. So it was purely a political hack document to begin with. And that, of course, when you know the people who are behind it, makes a great deal of sense. But here's one that you probably don't recognize, because after the Pentagon Papers, there was another white paper that came out. It's the CIA Papers. Does anybody remember this? Now, most of the CIA Papers, when they came out, which again, we're done as what is called a white paper. That's what you just got. Used to be called This type of device, this type of reporting that would take place, it would be released, was a white paper. And the Pentagon Papers were a white paper. The same is true with regard to the CIA Papers. What is interesting is of what little could actually be read of the CIA Papers, most of it looked like a zebra. Lots of white sheets of paper with lots of black lines as in redacted repeat ad nauseam repeat ad nauseam repeat ad nauseam. But the parts that did were legible, that could be read, that did survive, painted a very interesting picture about certain elements of the Central Intelligence Agency and its activities. And, if you go find a copy of the CIA papers, which is again the document produced after the Pentagon papers, and look at some of what they just threw at you in the myriad of sheets of little quotes and bits and bits and whatever, well you'll find a lot of cross-referenced information there. As I said before, for instance, one of the things in the last two days, Mr. Underhill, that keeps popping up, during the break here I was looking at a couple of other pieces that were posted out there, just real quick blurps. We'll see into some of it. The most important thing is this very important issue with Mr. Underhill. Mr. Underhill was completely known to everybody and anybody who was in the Kennedy assassination track, anybody who was studying it for as long as we've been waiting for all of this stuff to come out. And they're making it sound like, wait, it's new for somebody if you didn't really have, I mean, because after all, you got 60 years worth of waiting, so you have 60 years worth of people who have done research, personal research, or followed up on other people's work, and all of them, this all piles up so that they had a tremendous database to work with. And over and over again, certain stories, which some people didn't bother to follow through on, they were told maybe not to follow through on it. We don't know what the criteria was for any of this activity, per se. But it is interesting that some of these stories popped out repeatedly and were actually very early on part of the regimen of working knowledge that everybody had available at their fingertips. Certain pieces, like this one with Underhill, disappeared. They were just kind of flopped off to the side. And it's interesting that it's popped up and is also being driven very succinctly by the alternate media. Now remember, I will say this again, a lot of the alternate media isn't alternate anymore. It's been bought and paid for by the people who have a lot of money. There are the people who were running the ABC, NBC and CBS operations now own just as much and just as significant a component of the social media mechanism that really is not independent in any way, shape or form. That's totally changed, especially in the last year and a half, two years, but most importantly in the last six months. So we have whole cheering sections for the agenda and they literally are, if you pay attention, go back through the history of each of these different social media platforms, listen to their verbiage, say one year ago or two years ago, listen to the construction and verbiage that is now being put forward. There isn't much difference between what you saw with the Revlon commercial where everybody is on the same page repeating the same words and using the same verbiage. and what you're seeing would be bought and paid for social media platforms. That's why they're easily identified if you don't turn your brain off. If you turn your brain off and just wall through it because you feel good, that's one thing. But if you pay attention to the environment, very different story. You have a, you have actually, well, have to ask a few questions. So, we're still being led around to a degree. The interesting thing is that there is a lot of stuff to go through. Many, many different people are doing it. Immediately everybody said, we can't do this. We need AI. No, you don't. No, you need American brain power. Everybody needs to, especially when you're reviewing data like this. Why are you going to get so stinking lazy, number one? But how can you trust AI? Because AI, it's garbage in, garbage out. No, it's smarter at no, it's only as smart as people that are actually programming it Yes, it has the ability and it's really it's not a big deal AI is nothing more. We've got a new name for something It's called a computer Computer cross-referencing is as old as computers themselves. It's why we created computers in the first place Certainly for high mathematical calculations to you know produce specific result in resultant information bases for any number of different sciences, but the other part is to do exactly what we're talking about. Just, you know, collate. No, it's AI. It's doing something totally different. No, it's not. And in fact, to be quite honest, you will, this is the one thing, don't trust the machine to do better than you. Even though they're bullshitting everybody and trying to tell you that that's the case, by going through and reading and using the most sophisticated battlefield computer on the planet, that brain between your ears, If you open up and use that thing and actually make the effort to do so, we beat out AI every time, which they don't want you to think about. We've got to be ahead with AI. We've got to connect to AI. No, we do not. What we need to do is improve the potential of a human being. And in reality, it's more likely that if you pay attention, it's amazing how you will start to, if you embrace the idea of study, It's amazing how you can personally identify patterns. The artificial intelligence, which keyword here is artificial, is trying to mimic what you already have in the way of potential. It's a neat little toy, but if you understand how they're making it, you should never trust it. I've brought this up before. You can Google AI jobs. They want people to come in to teach AI what's right and wrong to create, to generate the multitude of answers for the AI to go through. And it's, you know, you take a look at their job requirements at what they want. And it's, They're looking for LGBTQ, left as possible. It's like you always say, dad, you have to be the quadriplegic Eskimo living in... The quadriplegic homosexual Eskimo with pedophilic tendencies. Yeah. Yeah. That's what they want. Otherwise, you're not qualified. And they ask you questions before you go for the job, and if you answer the questions wrong, you're not getting the job, which is why you ended up with Google's AI showing a Black George Washington and all the goofy military paraphernalia that they put on period pieces instead of it being accurate. It's because the people that they're hiring don't have a effing clue. So you can't trust AI to have an effing clue. Right. It's as dimwit as the dimwit that's operating the technology. It's comparably dimwit it and rightly so, which is another reason that to a degree, one of the things as I pointed out, I don't care if my enemy sinks themselves. I just don't want to be around when they try to grab for something to stop from drowning. Because you'll be it you'll be what they'll try to grab to prevent themselves from drowning You want to get on your lifeboat? They'll want to try to Scrabble to your we know what you have because you've maintained it that happens constantly with socialists It's one of the most common It's the one thing that I learned a long time ago shut up and when they when they demand to have control Then they better also know how to do the job and ninety nine point nine nine nine percent of the time They have no clue how to do the job And their logic is that if they have it, it's power! The emperor in Star Wars, he does the blue lightning thing. What's fascinating about this is again, the database will be useful, would be useful, but humans need to sort this out. Don't go lazy brain. Think about it that way. Don't go lazy brain. We have the potential, we got the wherewithal to actually accomplish the task, sit down, go through what it is that's before you and think things through. You know, evaluate, use your mind. It's not hard to identify key phrases and constructive verbiage as it's applied over and over again or as it's directed. specific word usage is one of the many things that you're watching for because it can help you to identify the fabricator if there's been re-engineering to something in the way of a document or instrument because people consistently have colloquial vocabularies, both mental, you know, they're subconscious and conscious, but also in constant use and construction. And so if you pay attention, you can literally track that person down, that personality down quite efficiently. And in the process, really mess with their heads, which is something that they're terrified everybody would actually do. Again, use your brain. One of the most fascinating things about this is that again, they've also been pretty eclectic. This is something that's notorious for the feds. If the feds are forced to surrender documents, they make them intentionally confusing or inaccessible anyway. They used to do this and have done this for many years with audio recordings from surreptitious wire carriers when they're doing spying on individuals and they've got a wired individual who heard about these wired man. Well guys, they can do what is basically a copy on multi-track and unless you have a lab, which there used to be a handful of them across the country that could break this type of recording tech down publicly, Then guess what, if you didn't use that source, whatever they were, they surrendered the information to you, but it was a garble. For the average person, they'd put it in a cassette, you know, you can give me a cassette, then they gave them to you in CD form. It doesn't make any difference either way. It's a multi-track scan system. Most people don't deal with communications, so they don't really understand what they're looking at, and they're frustrated when this doesn't work. If with little effort you think it through though, amazingly enough, it can be the, it's not defeated, but you can actually utilize the recordings. Their logic is they give it to you, but they don't have to tell you how it works, how or how to make it work. This is just one of the many ways that the turds will deflect or do everything that they can to hamper increase in the knowledge base or to drive, you know, for instance when you're in a defense of yourself in the court, they do this to hamper what is an information base that needs to be accessed in a timely fashion. Now in many cases, it may also be post court cases, you may have won. Well now they're pissed because, oh my god, you actually won. And so they're angsting about the idea that you succeeded, so what they do is they will come up with every and any way that they can to hinder your use of the information base that they had to provide. And this is consistently repeated over and over again. It's part of basic spy work 101. It's something that you need to be prepared for. Again, don't get frustrated. Develop your own background and working knowledge and educate yourself to the process and then correct the path. Fix the problem, as we say. This is especially true when you've got like 80,000 pages. A lot of people are saying, well, there's just so much there. Guys, here's one thing to remember. They used to actually offer classes on speed reading. Have you ever seen any of those recently or at any time? No, you don't. You want to know why? Because that evaluative process actually works with the kind of document, the scan that we're looking at here. You're looking for key phrases, you eradicate all the extraneous words that are part of the sentence, and you compress each sentence kind of like shorthand. That's how the technique operates and what happens is you're actually multiplying your ability to read 10, 15 or even 20-fold. In fact, as you develop that skill, you accelerate in the process of understanding and development of the word. Anyway, ideas, right up to the top. If this already didn't take long. For everybody out there, thank you for your input. appreciate the music request we'll keep walking away at that lift god bless republic we shall prevail ladies and gentlemen the empire is on the rock we were on the mark both day and night and other than ich, yeah, what ich belecad, the oasis, right? ich belecad, any, any, uh, remember, uh, yeah, very poppin Well, and I just established winterianism. I know the word. And I just established winterianism used to be considered the longest word until the Mary Poppins musical. Just think about that. Just think about that. Anti-disestablished contrarianism. Look it up. Anti-disestablished contrarianism. Oh god, that's a long word. It's supposed to be one. It's the longest word in the English language at one time. Anyway, we're gonna get out of here for now, guys. God bless you all. And it's taking over more wheelchair coming up. We'll be back tomorrow, Friday, on Liberty Tree Radio and WBCQ, the planet. Bye-bye.