Deep underground in a faraway place, the machines are running all night. Where the weavers and cutters test each stitch to see that they're woven in tight. Each strand and each thread is tested in true, while the knots are woven by hand. And on each rope, there will be a name of one who has betrayed his land. Our leaders have forgotten the oath that they took when they swore to protect and preserve. Our freedom and rights and religion too, in whatever church we serve. They lined all their pockets and deceived the people, and most went along with the flow. But tempers are short, and the memories are long. Each name the people will know. When each rope is finished, it's tested for strength, and packed in a bag with a hood. And upon the bag is the name of a traitor, who did his country no good. Someday we will hear that Nuremberg plea when the hour is drawing near. I was only doing what I was told, another lie, I fear. And for those of you who don't believe, be around when the party begins. What next will be stretched and cries will be heard and the traitors will sway in the wind. A figure walked in through the mist with a flintlock in his hand. His clothes were torn and dirty as he stood there by my bed. He took off his three cornered hat and speaking low to me, he said, we fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. The freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. But tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost. You're no more than a slave. In this, the land of the free and home of the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in saying how the money's spent, your children must attend a school that doesn't educate, and your Christian values can't be taught according to the state. You read about the current news in a regulated press, and you pay a tax you do not owe to please the IRS. Your money is no longer made of silver nor of gold. You trade your wealth for paper, so your life can be controlled. You pay for crimes that make our nation turn from God and shame. You've taken Satan's number. You've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm, so they could burn down churches and seasonally farm. And keep our country deep in debt. Put men of God in jail. Harash your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit so their children will be believed. Leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children? live in fear and be a slave. Both sons of the Republic arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke, he vanished in the mist for whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as pirates trampled each god-given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside in a dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? And good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... First hour of the Intelligence Report, Hammer Carkey. One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters, both on and behind the lines in occupied territories. West, East, Northeast, and Southeast. Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on... www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. We're also on the satellite, thank you, listening and rebroadcasting, analog and digital, many of our allies out there. We're a myriad of other communications technologies to include AM and FM microstations, AM and FM conventional stations, CB base stations, and UltraNet Hallmark N. Golden, despite technologies east and west of the Mississippi, along with Alaska. And it is Friday! No way, yes way. It's been a hot, scorching Friday. Old day today here in the bottom of the state of Michigan. Again, wryly clouds, but hot heat and focused with some humidity. We got humidity for lensing effect. So if you want something to dry out outside, don't worry, it only takes a few minutes. Get wet, step out, sun cooks you off in about two minutes. You're dryer and ready to roll once again. So it is Cinco di Amade and Quartermaster Friday. It is the 8th of August. It is the 17th year of open obvious and your face. Thevians Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K 2025 Old Earth Calendar 2025 Battle for the Republic book won the Dance of Swords and it has been a really interesting day today. Bunch of stuff sailing back and forth in the way of propaganda. Not boding well for the regime though. Nobody's believing their lies. I think the characters that run Trump, the Israelis, are getting very, very, very, very frustrated, especially some of the rhetoric they're throwing out there right now. I will say this. It's helping us. Because the more that they threaten people about talking, that's the one thing Americans like to do. And the more that you have people threatening you, the more you have people going, well, you're not going to tell me that if I like your religion, you're not going to tell me if I like you. In fact, why don't you just eat feces and die? And more and more people today, especially today, express that in so many different venues. It was really rather fascinating to see how things are popping out there. So that's a good thing. Don't forget though, we've got plenty of turds out there who got their heads so far up the Israel Hells ass that they couldn't be pulled out with a crowbar if their life depended on it. And they like being up there smelling the feces in the bum hole of the Israelis. I've got to remember some people are perverts. Most of them that we're dealing with are. Just that simple. They are. When you mention about the pedos in Israel, there's a whole bunch of people that get a real starry look in their eyes and like, yeah, they know. I'm serious. Around here, it's fascinating. But again, not distressing. It's just fascinating. We have a lot of work to do and a few things here real quick. I want to remind everybody again over there at aimsurplus.com. However they last, however long the sales last, and maybe it will be through the weekend, maybe it won't. They have SIG and Glock barrels for the best price we have seen in the country across the board. If you have a Glock, get a spare barrel. Ideally for this price, get two or three spare barrels. You're looking at $20 a piece for standard Glock 17 and 19 barrels. There's a number of different colors if you want fancier. Personally, just plain old black is fine and painted black is fine. But in this case, there are a number of options and it's over at AIMSurplus.com. It's right on the front page, easy to find. go through, it's more than a few pages of what's on sale. That's why I'm not going to tell you here on the air, you know, there's this, this, that, this, this, that, because I'd be here all day. But there are a wide range of barrel options. So for a lot of you, depending on what your preference is or what your personal guru says is, you know, the must-have, you might find it there. But even if it's not the must-have, these are can have because you can afford them. And again, for this price, buy two or three. And that way, you got plenty of spares. If you want to build another Glock, the barrel is the foundation. Slides, everything else. Yeah, barrels. The government knows barrels are the restriction item for production. So buy more barrels. When stuff gets this cheap for a little bit, a small window, we need to take advantage of it. So do what you can. Pass the word on to allies, to friends. Get everybody pumped up and motivated, get them in there, and then get on with other things. There's more and other stuff to keep us busy. And let's see what else we have. It is Cinco di Amo Day over at Atlantic Firearms. Atlantic Firearms, they had a couple of really nice package deals come in on ammunition. I don't know how much. I understand that some of the Zimbabwean Yeah, I know. Zimbabwe and 762 by 39 is floating around out there. I don't know. I don't even know. Did it really come from Zimbabwe? I don't know. Somebody asked me that. He said, well, you think it really did come from Zimbabwe? And I was like, oh, good. I mean, after all, they gotta be turning something around to make money, right? I mean, it takes a lot to print a trillion dollar and multi-trillion dollar notes. And they're up into the trillions now. And when you have no clue about money, America's in the same boat. We can't really laugh too much at Zimbabwe now because we're the same sewer with regard to the characters flushing America's toilet. So is it like a billion Zimbabwean bucks to get one round over there? Or what? That's a good question. If it costs you millions to buy a watery cup of warm tea, millions, literally millions of dollars, that's sort of a cup of tea, and they sometimes have coffee but mostly don't, then you just figure out what would it be for tangible goods? I mean, tea, you can take like the old Three Stooges, you can take the tea bag and run it through how many cups of water before you finally say, well, give up the ghost. Then you throw it in the trash and people are so poor, you throw it out behind the building, there's people waiting to pick up the tea bag you already used for 15 or 20 cups of tea. You know what I mean? That's how poor they are. So good question, what would it cost for a round? A little load of case. But Zimbabweans, 7.62x39. Don't know how much of it's floating around, but it is out there. So one of our people picked up some here just the other day, and I don't know if they've shot it yet. Who cares? It's Battlefield, you know, it's Battlefield, Battle Pack Demo, so get ready to stack and rack. Atlantic is always pretty good, though I don't know if they have it right now for the Yugoslavian 7.62x39 in the stripper clips in the, I think it's the 1400 round case. They seem to have a regular flow from the Yugo. You know, from the old Yu-Go states, all of them, they don't just get it from Serbia. And interestingly enough, there's more of it out there because yes, we have seen some of that recently too. If you've got an AK, keep stacking an arachnamel. It's one of those rifles that will last probably longer than the ammunition will. Before we have to, you're going to have to be producing ammo. We already do produce 7.62x39 inside the US. It's just we're not doing it. It's, you know, companies. Now, on another note, before I go too far and forget, Anderson, as we talked about on the air, has gone out of business, but Anderson has been picked up, and apparently that was part of the agreement for the cycle down. And so, Anderson, who's been around for about 70 years? This is the year 2025. Anderson started doing weapons back around 52, I want to say as early as maybe 1950, but I think it's 52, 53. They weren't doing AR-15s back then, but that just gives you an idea when I've said this before. Years ago, you couldn't get an AR-15 upper or lower receiver, and the company that stepped up and started doing it was Anderson. Cult receivers back when money was worth more, were up around $150,000, initially $150,000, up towards $175,000 for an upper or a lower. And Anderson stepped in and dropped the price down around $70,000 at top, $70,000 at bottom, and everybody was like, woohoo! And the rest is history, as they say, because Anderson, for the longest time, literally captured the market across the board. And the problem is always, it's not that Anderson's were bad receivers. It's somebody took over the company or started running the company and ran it into the ground. They've never claimed to have the top product, but they've always had a serviceable product. Always remember that. And Anderson, they were only, like I said, initially, only three aftermarket receiver groups. And Anderson stayed the course, and they've been around forever. Now, for people who think, well, example, Colt had a big problem. I know I always mention that because I've had firsthand experience. But Colt wasn't the only one. Everybody's had A downturn because of anti-American attitude is basically the best way to describe it. The companies are specifically targeted. They had all kinds of issues. Eventually it was corrected, but the death spin was in motion. And were it not for certain people stepping up years ago, some of the companies you still know would be gone. So just a heads up there. Let's see, and again, somebody's asking, Atlantic Firearms, Atlantic. They also have a bunch of PTRs and they also have a bunch of police trade-in PTR 91s. Why I'm bringing that up is for whatever reason, there is a big wave of the original, these are after market because they were made as contract guns in Portugal, but the Portuguese G3 rifles, which is the base of the PTR 91 rifle. Guys, remember, PTR exists because Portugal sold its tooling and a gentleman picked it up over on the east coast. If you recall, we did a little bit of history. It seems like it's not that long ago, but it actually is. And what he did is he bought the tooling and started up a G3 factory in the US of course call it the PTR 91 and He did a really good job right from the get-go went with a base rifle that gave him the money to be able to experiment and expand which he did Right now these rifles that are coming in these kits you can get them at Center fire systems comm Apex gun parts comm I think JG sales has some Center fires, you can get them with a barrel, you can get them unmatched. You get an unmatched set for about $117 or $114, the price is up and down. It might be even a little lighter than that right now. Now, again, these are PTR 91, but they're the mother. It's the mother rifle of the PTR 91 system. Which means you're getting if you're looking for spare parts you're getting exactly What goes on what should go on your weapon built by the people that everybody bought everything from so I'd say that's pretty cool So take the time go over and check them out If you do a search every time you go to any one of the different surplus arms companies go through and check out to see what they're offering because I think everybody right now that does Surplus Arms has the kits in stock. And I know somebody will have a better price than other people. You just want to shop and save. It's that simple. Take the time, go slow, find out what's out there, and then go to town and buy a bunch of them. Recently I saw the flats for the receivers for those. It might have been at robertrtg.com. I'm not brave enough to do something like that without having like my dad's shop that he used to have. I don't have the ability here to do something like that. But I think they were relatively inexpensive. Yes, they are. With the day I thought were, you know, some, I can't remember, but I just noticed I saw them and then I saw the kits and I'm like, wow, those kit prices are pretty low. The only thing I will say with regard to the new PTR 91s that Atlantic sells is they have a rail on top that is, I think it's a robot welded. I'm not sure the welds are perfect. But I know the old set meeting stuff that were issues with the sites not being square on the thing and they were welded on so When you get a site for that you get a chunk of the receiver with it And then you got to cut it off and do it you know that way but if you wanted to build with a kit or you know have the regular life of the PTR and only ones that are sold by by Atlantic Firearms, that's where I got mine, and I am just I am super impressed with the quality of the machining and the welding on it. Over. Again, you can buy a PTR receiver. You can buy the component that's been chopped up because that's what they do by law. And you could actually go with a factory PTR receiver with the parts kits that we're talking about here. So that would be an option. And I recommend it. PTR, the company is established. There's nothing strange that's going to happen with regard to, I think, the quality of the product ever. Not as long as a guy that's running it is running it, but you're also hitting this peak where all of the experience that they've built up is, you know, it's that perfect niche. And because of that, you're going to see for at least a few years, an optimal end result with regard to performance of the company. And that's what you're looking for right now. That's what you want. You want to hit them on the wave. So take the time to go check these kits out. At the very least, if you have any G3, but especially if you have a PTR 91, of any model, then these kits give you every spare part you could possibly need to be able to maintain your rifle. And that is a double plus good thing. So just that by itself, these are worth the money. You know, I don't dwell on certain things, but when I do, there's a reason. This is common sense. This is just simply a good deal for all of you out there if you're trying to maintain your weapon systems and I think all of you will be planning on staying in the fight. To do that, we're going to be ahead of the curve. I know there's a lot of do-paws out there, don't think that way. Not my problem, in other words, not my circus, you know, it's my monkeys. But for everybody else that's got a brain, this is an excellent way to ensure that your weapons are going to continue to be functioning. The other side, the government has the CIA and the Mossad, Both know about the base formula for attrition of weapons in wartime. The average marshal arm will survive for approximately two years in service at best. Now that's with what we call the Renter Revolution cycle, I do, I call it that. In that you gotta remember that typically the army that they create of gorillas or people that they wanna screw, countries are trying to burn down. They don't give them any support. Let me remind you what happened with the Contras. The Contras had all kinds of weapons that were given to them. They were actually some of the most expensive stinking arms on the planet. Problem, they had no spare parts inventory. And so when they handed over weapons, especially like the G-21, the Squad Automatic Gun, it was a parts eater when it was built. And so they gave them a pile of these guns. Within less than three months, every last one of them was stuck over in the corner of the grass hut, dysfunctional. And because the priority was to try and make sure that they couldn't get replacement parts, that's where they stayed. No spare parts were made available. The idea was to give them enough to get them killed, not enough to win. It's the oldest scam in the book with these spit-swappers and ring-knockers. It's what they think they're going to do with us. And they have the same mindset. Now, we have to be thinking deep larder. We need to be thinking tactical support at the closest point to the fight. And that's the individual. And the best way to be prepared for the problem is to actually have the inventory in hand where it will be used. And that's you. So, again, you don't have to buy everything, but if you have certain weapons that you're committed to, these are things that you definitely need to invest in. By the way, if you were going to sell the gun, having a complete spare parts kit in the future especially, because weapons, if the Communists have their way, will become tougher and tougher to get. Look at Australia. They just banned machetes if you didn't catch it. They're now putting out turn hand over bins in the shed. Forgive me, in Australia, and you're all supposed to walk up and put your garden tool in the box because they're going to ban it just like they did the firearms in Australia. Of course, they already did this where people who were trying to defend themselves with swords when they took the guns, you might remember this, I'm jogging your memory. They made it illegal for you to have swords, they made it illegal for you to defend yourself, the Commies will constantly do that, be a good victim. That way when there are thugs that they bring in, like the 30 million illegal alien army that the kosher mafia, the Jewish mob brought in, when they give them the wink and the nod and they start a slaughter, well, if you defend yourself, they won't be attacked, but you will. Oh, Mark. By the government, by the way. Go ahead, caller, jump in there, please. Yeah, I'd like to add to your G3 F&L set me conversation you just had a couple minutes ago. I ran across an interesting thing. It was a complete G3 build tutorial. And they're 3D printing the jigs for bending the flats for the set means. Yeah, and they're 3D printing it. I'm trying to think right now, I think I've saved all of that. If I can get it done, I may send you an email here in a few minutes and it will say G3 or something like that in it. But it should have links in it that you can go to and actually get the file to 3D print the jigs. Oh, that would be funny. It costs about $5, I guess, to print the jig. If you only make two, well, just 3D print another one. It costs nothing and you hardly make the jigs. Let me see if I can send it to you. I saved it in a file, but I can't remember if I saved it in a Word file or a PDF file. Go ahead. Well, I was going to say, go ahead. Finish your subject, but don't go anywhere. Okay, okay. Well what it is it's on it was on weapons guild. It's actually a tutorial that started like in 2011 and I couldn't download it for some reason for a long long time and I actually got lucky and downloaded it the other day and But like I said, they actually are making the jigs 3d printing the jigs and I can't remember if it's Odyssey or thing verse is where you go to get the files to 3D print the jigs because the Attorney General of New York, the witches up in New York are doing everything they can to get anything to do with guns off of Thingverse or Odyssey. So a lot of files, because you can't buy A jig, we'll put this way, a jig to finish an AR-15 low or it's like $500 to buy the better ones. Well, you can 3D print those jigs. And you can 3D print them for, I don't know, 10, 12 bucks. Right. Then use your own router. And the jigs are extremely high quality. They may not last as long, but for 10 bucks, who really cares if you get one. So you buy it, you print your own jig out. And the printer for that can be anywhere from $300 to $600. And the printer can be used for other things. But that's basically what I have. I'm going to have to go in and try to find that, because I think I saved it. I don't know why I saved it. I just got to figure out how I saved it and how I can get it to you. That's very good. Well, again, as soon as you can share it, then we will too. I'm sure Dar wants a copy. And others do too. So one thing about this is that the MBR's main battle rifles should be our priority for everybody who's achieved AR-15 them. First of all, everybody listening, no matter who you are, should have an AR-15. I have never had a great love for the AR-15. I have other weapons that I prefer. But common sense dictates that right now, number one, we need every American company going into production, staying in production. Anderson just went out, but Anderson didn't leave. Anderson was bought and sold sideways. However, the MBR's main battle rifles are going to be needed because we are going to be running into real mechanicals. Okay, we're going to be running into stuff already. It's there. The mid-grade drones are going to require heavier air defense weapons. The short or short range or smaller type or pattern of drones with a fixed wing, which they're, you know, really those are the oldest drones of the bunch, or the quad copters doesn't make any difference. Shotguns in whatever grade are the short air defense system, part of a series of air defense umbrellas. Contact on heaviers on heavies or intermediates really heavies are a difference for all together Our main battle rifles squad machine guns Automatic rifles all of that will be designed along with heavier shotgun pattern weapons to deal with the heavier Quad types that are most commonly out there I got a chance to look at one two days ago That was right down the road here with one of the farmers fields. It was a company that does spraying And I asked a number of questions because these guys are directly using them. It's not some salesman. And they told me the positives and the negatives. One thing they're not talking about is they have to get over the fact that when you're spraying with a drone, guys, that spray, well first of all, it's being sprayed from a what? A quadcopter. That's four blades, fans, stirring up the material. Well guess what it does? It doesn't just drop down onto the crop. It also coats everything. And one of the things it coats is the optics to be able to see. So you have to get used to really working a lot more instrument, even though mostly it stays decent. But it's very easy for the optics to be completely fogged or blocked because of the material that's being sprayed. Ooh, nobody talked about that, did they? So, the weight of the vehicle, weak points on the vehicle are just like any other aircraft or rotary wing type, so they are highly susceptible to air defense. The heavier the bullet you put on target, the more van damage you do. Our .308 rifles, .30-06, everything else we've got in an MBR, Main Battle Rifle Cartridge, is going to be more effectively applied to that problem, so we need more of them. The G3s in this case for the time being we have this pulse of the PTRs. So this particular solution for the .308 rifle is definitely a good one because this is like any of the other 80% projects. You can do it at home. You may have to practice and your first one may not look pretty. You know the first PTR that one of the guys did He wasn't as careful with the hammer when he was doing the mandrel work. It had dings and dunks all over it, but you know what? It worked anyway. It just didn't look pretty. It looked horrible as a matter of fact. It looked like it was in a battle like some broadsword engagement. So that we can live with. But we need the ARs and we need a quantitative. One thing that I was going to say is, you know, over there in Russia, they're making hundreds of, not thousands of drones a day. They're 3D printing those damn things. Yeah. Yeah, they're 3D printing drones. They're a throwaway item. They're no different from any throwaway item that's ever been on the battlefield that's like that. It's the RPG of the day, only because we already know the RPG. It's already been there. But the RPG-7 is the egalitarian shoulder anti-tank weapon of the planet. And everybody, even America, you do realize America makes an RPG-7. They make them in Texas. You ever seen that? Go look it up. They make a even higher quality. Well, it doesn't need to be a higher quality. It's nice that you can do it and we can because we aren't being shot at by anybody. And we usually have pretty good standards if we apply ourselves to building things. But what's interesting is that every era there's a different weapon. I'll point this out again. The SAGER. S-A-G-E-R. SAGER. The Russians came up with it. All it is is a drone, but it's a command drone. It's wire guided also. Now, the drones have gone full circle. Case in point, I told you guys this a couple years ago, that when the radio signal threat is jammed, when they finally do what they, you know, turn on the machines they've already had for as long as radio's been there, they've always had radio jamming. Well, once that happened, they had to go to what? Fiber optics. They had to go to wire guided drones. Which means that the whole system is susceptible to all kinds of other chicanery if you are paying attention and if you are prepared. So we've already stepped back, hold on, we've stepped backwards. Actually, understand something, the Sager came into service. It was the throwaway built to be really cheap, comes in a briefcase-type carrier, literally a small briefcase. And you could hand them out to everybody. And anybody, everybody could fire it, only it was a little more sophisticated than the RPG-7. It had the same basic warhead. But it could reach 1,000, 2,000, and then with a SAGR-3, 3,000 yards. And it was wire-guided. So all the features of the present family of drones were already in place 50 years ago. Actually, 50... Five years ago because the Sager came out in 1968 there was 6970 and was and it wasn't the 73 Arab-Israeli war Go ahead. I think I heard a temper there it is moved a little bit away from it, but It's not that it was ugly it was Let's see. Let's turn weatherize Yeah, you have that was getting look like that Star Wars look, you know and people get your money for that look And then they pay for its cards. We do cards that way now too. Yes. Yeah, it had that Star Wars lived in, dinged up, looks like you really beat the hell out of this look. Seriously. Now, our caller didn't go anywhere. I don't want you to get away for a minute. No, I don't go anywhere. You're good. Don't escape. Now, here's the thing. I got your package. OK. And it's excellent work to the point where somebody was asking, do you want to go into the business of making those? My problem is I can't make them fast enough. Oh, we can provide resources. We're talking to some people right now, but I do not have... Okay, here's the thing. If you have the time to commit, some time to commit to such a project, I recommend... Well, I guess it depends on what you... Are you wanting the cloth ones or what do you want? Are you with the whole you want the rate of chest rig or well the chest rig turned out very very well I think I'm going to show that to a few more people this weekend and I think everybody is going to very much like it and So one of the things to consider is is doing that well here's here's what I would say to do And I even have I have a couple of industrial machines That somebody could have I have one Unfortunately, I should have grabbed, I might be able to still get hold of a whole sweatshop. But I picked up one that I still haven't gone over, and it's a full industrial, but I've got a chance to pick up a couple of straight machines here that are industrial for $50 a piece table, work area, the whole nine yards. Oh, my. And I know. It's one of those things where I saw it, and it's like I just, I am buried. I am buried up to my eyeballs. I can't stress that enough. Now let me give you an example. Guys, I haven't been offering the manuals. Why do you think I haven't been mentioning the manuals on the air? You want to know why? We can't ship them out fast enough. We have so, we've gone through thousands of the training manuals for militia units. Thousands. And the problem is, is that our delivery and our packaging and everything else system, I haven't changed what we've been doing there. The good thing is, is that we actually added printers. The girls that we have, the two, now three different printers, are staying above water. But if it weren't for them boxing stuff up the way I ask, it would take me so much more time to deal with stuff. So what I'm looking at here, although we did copy the design, but if you want to, we could offer it on the air. You come up with a price and people, you know, what we can do is we'll just bring it up as a subject and everybody can make a decision, you know, if they want more. Know what I mean? You know how to build it. You've already figured it out. Now the thing is, if you need more machinery or if you need thread and or if you need cloth, we have even some material on hand right now. And I have a source that I'm going to look at here that is got the guy as I just mentioned before. There's a guy here going not out of business, but he wants to move and he's going to move a long ways from where he is. So he doesn't want to carry anything away if he can help it. So I might have access to a bunch of material. Okay, well the material if you're talking about the cloth bandoliers, The cloth bandolier, I use a broadcloth and I use that for a reason because it was polyester cotton. That's going to be less susceptible to rot. It's a hell of a lot stronger. It's relatively cheap. But I don't know because the truth is Mark, I have very poor health and I don't have much time. Everything I made there that you saw is made on a $25 Niki 522 sewing machine. And right now I'm working on a pile. I just started yesterday evening. I've got a pile of chest rigs that I started about three years ago. And I need to get off the couch because my wife would like to have her couch back. The same as all of us. Yeah, same as all of us. But I don't know. I'm going to have to think about that. If I had room, I had a little more health, I might try to do something. But I don't know. Well, what I want to know is that the stuff that I sent you dumb mean was it okay? I mean it just a math bit Yes, everything would work. I would one thing to remember about bandoliers is we don't want them to snug and so yeah again, that's because you got to be able to get you think about this guys when you're putting a Field usable piece of equipment together Guys are wearing gloves. They could be wearing mittens. They can be wearing, you know, any number of different hand covers. Their hands are cold. It's hard to grip stuff. So being able to reach in and properly snag that object and pull it out of the bandoliers is especially critical. That's why you need a little space. I know several people pointed something out when they saw it. It was like, well, with the M16 bandoliers, they're actually a little bulkier. And I will point out again, for those of you who don't know, the original M16 Bandolier was designed to be both an ammunition carrier outbound, but once you got it in the field, have you ever tried this? If you pay attention, you'll notice that there's a, why is it that the things are as big as they are? The Bandolier pockets. They were designed so that you could load up a bunch of 30 round magazines, And then what you did is you opened up the bandolier the rest of the way and you could carry the loaded magazines in the bandolier. So they weren't just 10 round stripper clip, two stripper clips per box bandoliers. They were designed to actually be magazine bandoliers. Nobody, I thought people were teaching people this until I found out the other day somebody said, what do you do with the bandolier you've done? It's useless. I said, what are you talking about? I said, well, weren't you in the military? He said, yeah, I was. I said, well, didn't they ever teach you to use the bandelier? And everybody went quiet. And I said, OK, let me show you something. So I actually had two of the older ones, whatever the last one was. And I laid them on the table. I said, watch this. You pull the ammo out. You crunk, crunk, crunk. There we go. We got three stripper clips in a mag. See that empty one? Take the cardboard out, put the magazine... Look at that! The magazine fits perfectly with a little floppy, so you got space to move it around. So heads up guys, see, you don't want it super snug. And this was thought through. It's bizarre. It used to be our country head brains. Used to be. I don't think that really applies anymore with engineering. Hey Mark, mostly, but it's one of those things where it was just such a simple process. You assume everybody knows, but you got to remember, you know, we're long the taillights for a lot of stuff and people have to relearn, you have to teach them. Just remember that too. Go ahead, call her, jump in there, please. This is John from Kentucky. Hey, my seven pockets, Vietnam, uh, bandeliers only hold a 20 round mag. Only a 20 round mag. over? Well, that depends on how they were cut. But I understand what you're saying. They did go with the 20. This is like everything else. If you have surplus, the earlier 20s, well, the earlier battle years, were accommodating and built for the mags that they respect for. And at the time, remember, the only thing out there were the colts and the not OKs. What was it? Oh, it wasn't okay. What was the other one? Colt? No, it was okay. I had okay mags. It was Colt 20 round and okay 20 round mags and What's interesting is yeah the battle ears for that period but that didn't look they didn't last too long and what happened is progressively as you know The 30 rounder was made available to the troops in late war post-war and the rest is history. So that's true. You may have the early, how much of the early ammunition is left laying around out there? Well, it probably is a lot, because like I said, I know warehouses of it are sitting in places right now. But even there, I've got as many 20 round Colt AR15M16 mags as I do 30 rounders. I've got thousands. I don't even know how many I have. I can't even count. And they were all throwouts from the military. They were stuff that they literally just took C ration boxes by the hundreds. They loaded them up with the mags, they took them out to the dumpsters, and they chucked them. And we saw the C ration boxes, and many of my friends did, and we said, hey, if those are C rations, those would be good to have. And if there's something else in there, it would be even better to have. Well, it turned out it was a whole big tons of 20 round mags. And so those are dispersed in tactical deployment all over the state of Michigan in caches that I have. And the ammunition probably will match because they've got a bunch of it that's that period. But that is a good point if you have the older U.S. issue and munition and it's in the bandoliers. If it's from the Vietnam era, from say, 64 to probably 72, it could be either. Well, no, 64 to 62 to 69 probably and then from then on, then you get a mix because it was a matter of which factory was doing what and whether or not they told them to change. So, good point. Thank you. However, you think about it, if you needed to, you could take those 30-round mags and stuff them into those little pockets and they'd hang there just fine. So it'd still be a way to carry if you have the older bandoliers. Or, a neat thing is, of course, if you're always pressing stuff into service, it's another way to restack more SKS ammo. Just writing those bandoliers just fine for bears. So that's another consideration. Now on that note, boy I'm going to be eclectic here and bounce around just for a minute. So hold on, we're going to go right back to the gear. Over at JGSales.com, I know that he just got a batch of SKS Tripper Clips in. Over at JGSales.com. You can buy them by the case. JGSales.com. You can buy them by the case. So go over there, check them out, you're going to have to find them in the scroll and take a look at the price here if it's something that makes sense for you. But if you've got SKS or AKs, all of our ammo, even though we have a ton of AKs, all the ammo goes into the SKS stripper clips. If you look around, you can find the stripper clip guides, the Chinese ones, that will slap right on the top of any of the AK mags. And you can cluck, cluck, and that last one's going to be cluck, cluck. There we go. It's a lot faster than one little bullet, one little bullet, one little bullet, one little bullet, one little bullet. Because trust me, I've done the one little bullet a lot. We haven't always had all these cool things. Well, I'll tell you now, on the gear, I want to go too far from that, suggestion at the very least, if we can set up some form of, if you can set up just a small air work area or a shop area, just take that into consideration for just that project. And we can offer it on the air that I would rather you receive the emoluments and the support. And that might even make your wife happy because you can actually recover some of your time and money. Well, that is true. Just something to think about. I'm working in an area about the size of a closet right now. How much space do you have on the property? How much space do you get on the property? Well, I'm on, what are you talking about? You mean like setting up a building or a shed or something? Do you have land? Yeah, I've got land. I'm in the rural area and I've got land. Oh, right. Is it dry? Yeah. Well, then would a standard shipping container being dropped work? make for possibly I've got I've got yeah, yeah, I know we thought about that You know what else it would do that would also take the stuff off the couch. Yeah, it would it would I'm just I'm just saying okay because I'll talk to somebody is it I'm gonna be talking to a bunch of people this weekend Okay, now another bandoliers and everything I made for you is for you know because that it was back in May 28 that we had a talk and And the reason, all my pocket sizes and everything is based on information that Darr was kind enough to provide. So I made me a couple of wooden, yeah, blame him I guess if it doesn't work. But anyhow, yeah I was blaming him. But no, I made me up a couple of wooden blocks to the basic dimensions that are just a little bit bigger. I needed to know, on the cloth bandoliers, I made them to hold each pocket, one, either a BAR or an M14 or an AR-10 magazine, 20 round. Did they actually hold that? Yes, they're worried. The only thing I want to do is beat them up a little bit this weekend. I'm giving them some people to take them in the field. We always do destruction tests. I will say this again. We always do destruction tests. So, I want them to beat them up. You know what I mean? We're going to put them out, they're going to be out in the field, the guys are going out with equipment, use it the way it's supposed to be used, and it's the way we do function tests. I do this with equipment when I tell people about it on the air. When we brought the boots up, I don't talk about the boots typically until I've bought a pair and I've already been running them. And when I run them, I don't do anything kind to them. And the same is true with other equipment if it's stuff that is relevant to tactical support. What I'll do is I'll integrate it. We have enough people training constantly. Some people actually work as like, basically, they're our test group. And since they're very aggressive, in fact, some people complain about that when they train with them. But they're very aggressive and realistic in their operations. So what they do is how it would be done. And the reason for that is we know, again, we'll make an immediate, see the advantage of this is you're gonna get immediate feedback if we think, for instance, and this is something to take into consideration, even though you don't wanna spend any more money than you have to, you may have to, for instance, stitch the corners, like do a lateral stitch just crook and crook on each corner. to create a technical reinforcing because the corners are always the wear or break points for whatever stitch. And what we'll talk about is the base. If you think about the mag pouch or a bandolier like that as the base, what you would do is literally after you're done with all the other stitching, you stack them up and then you just sit there and run a stitch on a 45, maybe 3-8 of an inch in from the corner. And the purpose behind that is just to make it stronger. And remember, most of these, we are assuming, we're hoping that we'll be able to keep using them, but we're assuming that they will be thrown out. In other words, they're supposed to be disposable. But if they aren't disposed of, you know, can we make them so they'll be serviceable enough for an extended period of time? The material is fine. There's nothing wrong with the material stock that you use. So the big thing now is determining stretch issues. And let me give you an example of something. Most people don't realize this. Have any of you guys ever bought military web gear and seen red thread? Yes, I have seen it, yes. Now, do you know what that is? No, actually I don't. I've told everybody about this before as far as remember when the government does a project they usually do what are what are XM runs and the XM run they do this with trucks you have the first 500 Dodge 6x6s they were XM models why because they put them in the troops hands they run them down well they do this with everything and When they did this years ago with web gear what they would do they started doing is when they were doing a test batch, just like what we're talking about doing, they would red thread them so that they could identify them. And there was a reason because they would put these into a unit, like we're talking about, where they would be, they'd beat the shit out of them. They, you know, hey, they're constantly working, they're in the field, they're an airborne unit, they jump all the time, they're out in the swamps, they go out, there's a hard charger unit. Some units are like that, others are not. And what they would do is then at a certain point they will withdraw. They say, hey, pull all the red tags. And what they would do is pull the inventory and they would inspect the equipment. They'd give all new gear, but they would inspect the gear and see how it wore and where the damage was. And typically, they had to do this by regulation. So guys, it didn't make any difference. Well, it's a good design. They already were making it. Doesn't make any difference. The US Army, guys, everybody knows how the Army works, regulations. So they would actually do the safety production run. They would confirm it. And then they would crank them out like there's no tomorrow. And then you'd have a whole pile of them, more than they needed, obviously. Because we usually buy them at surplus, brand new in the box. But that was the purpose behind that. They also did this with material. And you can especially see this with, if you look at the Vietnam change outs, you can pick. I could show you. I did this when I was buying all the dollar item uniforms up at the one surplus company that went out of business in Lansing. It was like an archeological dig. Because a lot of what the guy, the guy that's been buying stuff for, you know, says Vietnam. The stuff in the attic was from Vietnam. Everything you had in the attic in crates and cases was Vietnam era and or just after Vietnam uniforms and gear, mostly uniforms. A lot of them, mostly what was left in that particular category were mediums and smalls. The equipment, I was able to actually, when I was talking to somebody else about this, I was actually, by chance, well, because there's so much of it, able to show somebody standing there that we wanted to collect uniforms, some of the things to look for. And lo and behold, the transition uniform configuration, the cloth, all of it was available right there. You just dug around long enough, you found one of everything that was made. Well, more than one, I remember the whole batch of them. So, again, we're doing the same thing. What we're going to do is take your prototype, not going to, we're going to abuse it, not because we want to destroy it, but we want to see what it takes to do damage. And it probably won't. By what I can see, the quality of the work, and I highly recommend, like I said, if you do this, I would recommend your work to anybody who has an interest and is looking to put, you know, Webgear on the shelf for themselves. But we are going to get some feedback from people who really like to do this. So that will be what you are going to hear about next. That will be good because you have got my prototypes for everything. I did write down what I had done so I guess I could duplicate it. Did you see my drop bag, drop pouch? Yes. There is a little bag on the side. You are supposed to be able to pull it down and then put your magazines in if you are on a range or something. Okay, so that's what prototype 2 is. It's not the best, but I just need to know if this stuff is going to work. Real quick, on that note, remember, guys, everybody calls those drop bags, but let's think about something else. If I was going to go into the field, and a dump pouch is standard now, most everybody cares, because, you know, again, what we used to do is, and I still do this, Nancy, of course, hasn't done any of these in a while for me, But what we used to do is put, we opened up the flaps on the popcorn pockets on the thighs. And what we used to do is cut the opening there so that it would just be like a, we wouldn't have the butterfly effect that it has. But we put elastic in the top of the pocket, of the bucket of the pocket, and that's what we used to use for a dump pouch. For dump pockets, both the front pockets. Now, here's the thing. If I was going out, I know I'm going to be using ammo and mags. And let's say I really knew that I was going into a dogfight. You know what's really cool is those dump pouches can handle weight. And so, like all the other junk I'm carrying, I need more mags because I'll use them so quickly I wish I had more. What's neat is those dump pouches can be used to carry stuff out. They aren't just for carrying stuff back. But what's the first thing that you use? Use those mags, even if you only put a couple mags in that dump pouch. The first mags that you use are from that before you start pulling off of your combat rig or off of your battle bags, your bandoliers. Remember that, about all the equipment we're carrying, if we've got to carry it, we've got to carry the weight, then let's have it do something for us. Think about it that way. That's the most common... Again, we think, well, I've got to have it empty because I'm going to be, well, initially in many cases, you're going to have time to think about. It doesn't mean you can't get spot ambushed or anything like that. Of course you can. But mostly when you're in a fight, it starts out with that if you're not the guy way up front, if you had a company or a platoon where even if you had a squad, the guy up front is the one who's going to make contact first probably, unless say you're in an ambush zone and you're all screwed. And he's going to start burning man munition out of policy. His job is select fire, spray prayer, take that shotgun and rake down the area to keep them busy while everybody else gets ready to do their job. So remember that you typically have more time to think about getting the job done, which means that loading up or being able to prioritize how you consume what you carry is a very real situation if you are thinking. Some people are taught to think and in many cases mindlessness seems to be the preference because everybody is worried about somebody telling you what to do. Well I know better, it's like telling people about cleaning your weapons guys. You know how many weapons I've gotten almost for free? Because, and of course you ask them because you don't want to rip somebody off. You sure you cleaned this thing? Oh, I know what I was doing. That weapon's no good. And you go home, like I said, you clean the Taffeta on that M1 curving, and it goes bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, just like a singer's. Anyway, we've got a project for you. Talk to the wife, but also take and think of how you might want to do this in a way that would be sensible for you. Okay. Okay, I will. I will. I'm going to send them files to you. All I ask is that you protect my email address. Absolutely. Well, or if you can put it on a disk, you can drop it on a CD, send it to me as a CD over at PBS. Okay, that's probably going to be the best thing to do because I just found everything and it's about eight or nine files. Here we go. Put it on the queue. Okay, I'll do that. Very good. Thank you, Mark. No, thank you. We're going to take a break, guys. God bless the Republic. Death to the new world order. We shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is not gone. We are on our charge today in nine minutes. And all of you are the solution. We're going to help to make it happen. We all have to work together people. The bad guys, they're in motion. They want to murder late us. Our job murder late them hard. In fact, murder late them all. Let's take a break. Run. Here's the back. Grab a cup of coffee. I don't have either. I just don't have a toilet here. Anyway, we'll be back with the next hour of the Intel report. It is Friday. Headed into the work weekend. Liberty Tree Radio. We're torn and dirty as you stood here. He took off his three cornered hat, and speaking low to me, he said, we've fought a revolution. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land of freedoms we secured for you, we hoped you'd always keep. The tyrants labored endlessly while your parents were asleep. 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We are on a myriad of other communications technologies inside and outside the United States and it is... It is Cinco de Amo de Señor y Señoritas deñora. Today is the day when you, myself, and many others are going to go out and we are going to buy a manisia for our pistola, for our rifle, and for our shotgun. For today... Yes, it is. It's St. Cote Amo Day. And by God, you better buy ammunition. You better be buying more weapons. Prices being where they are with certain things, you really can't beat it. It's just a matter of, well, you may not be able to eat for a day or two if you have to. I'd say that's actually a needful thing. If it's a choice between eating for a day and picking up that deal, I'd pick up the deal. That's just me. After all, you're single. Especially, what do you got to do? You might as well rather than mildew do something useful. Buy another weapon, pick up more ammo, and don't forget lots and lots and lots and lots of mags. Anyway, it is the 8th of August. 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, Book One, The Dance of Swords, The Day of Betrayal. And for everybody, Day is actually a betrayal. We've been betrayed for a very long time. This government has utterly betrayed us. It can't fix what it broke. Trump doesn't plan on fixing it. The fix is in to give the Israelis anything they want, which includes to help with the destruction of the freedom and liberty of the American people. They're just trying to figure out how many stupid people there are that will bobble head along with it before they kick off on their crazy town program. It's okay. We're not going to put up with it. So anyway, it has been a very fascinating week. The Russians did not approach us. The US approached the Russians. I don't believe Putin believes anything we say and wisely so only an idiot or fool would believe anything that Trump says. And if they do, tells me that the whole thing's a scam. And Trump and Netanyahu and Putin are all in on it together. They got a lot of, let's see, white heterosexual males killed who were Christian in the Ukrainian population and a bunch in the Russian population. Also, they could just kill off more white people. That was the whole plan and that's what they've been doing. So, you know, stupidity, but what can you say? What can you do? We're over here. And for that reason, we want to keep whatever is going on over there. So let's just make sure we prevent that from happening. Organize armed equipment, train as militia. Establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations. Logistics, the key to victory. We've been talking about logistics here today. to a degree and we will be continuing to do so for as long as we're on the air because if you understand logistics then you have the ability to win. The logistics formula is the one thing that they always exclude from bullshit movies and all of the other aspects of anything that's projected out there because they don't want you to think. In fact, they really, really, really don't want you to think. So, we're going to try to do just the reverse, hopefully, and get the brain juices flowing. First of all, let's see, before I forget, I've got to do this every hour. And I didn't. No, yes, I did. Beginning last hour, thank God. Over at AIM Surplus, they have Glock barrels. AIM Surplus, Glock barrels, and Sig barrels, cheaper than any you will find anywhere. Swoop in there, get what you need, get on to other things. But they have standard Glock 17 and 19 barrels for $20 a piece. And there's many others. I can't. I'm not going to talk any more about it because you've got to go look. There's so many items in terms of the barrels that are available. Now some are more. $30, $35. But you're talking barrels that have been going for a lot more money and are definitely a good investment. Having more barrels means your weapons will continue to function when others do not. You'll have the ability to change a barrel out. You may have had an accident with that barrel. The barrel may not be the best thing to have staying around. It had issues. So that barrel can go get buried somewhere. returned into a puddle of metal and you can use another barrel and that's kind of a good thing for all kinds of projects depending on what you're thinking about. Prior to proper planning prevents piss poor performance. So anyway, ideas. The other thing here with regard to ammunition, Atlantic firearms I mentioned, There's an interesting borp. Apparently we have a wave, and it's probably again to make money for the countries that we're trying to upgrade to the latest latest because they're getting ready for war. Everybody is against us and those that supposedly claim yup yup yup that they're for us are all arming up and tooling up if they can, not if they can't. But because of that there is going to be a wash of three different calibers coming in. Some of it's already showed up and some of it's in the some of our most favorite chamberings. So again, we'll let you know as soon as we see the first of the stuff break the beach and we'll take advantage of it. Also before we go too far with it, we'll test it because this is some stuff we haven't seen in a while. And we certainly want to make sure that it works just mighty fine. And to do that, you want to test fire stuff. You want to run a batch through, so to speak. We're going to do that. Oh my goodness, really? Oh, thank you. Well, yep, again, 8 millimeter is one of them. I see that. Now, some of this is not. OK, one of our listeners has shot me an image on the spike side. Okay, that is Turkish 8mm. It's been around for a very long time. The Turkish stuff in the bandoliers originally was $60 for the head of a 1600 and 1800 count blocks fabricated tins of ammo. I don't even remember this. The ammunition is Burdam Prime. It is corrosive. But it is reliable. The stuff has shot well. Now when it came in it was 1600 or whatever, however many hundred rounds in bandoliers, 70 rounds per bandolier. Now that's what the picture is, that blue-gray colored bandolier and the iron stripper clips, ammunition that the Turks brought in probably a century or somebody like them. whoever imported it was during that big import wave back in the 90s and The stuff is good or at least so far everybody's been shooting it has not had any problems with it And but now it's $70 a bandolier so in other words you went from so many like a hundred bandoliers of ammo for 50 or $60 to one bandolier for $70 a dollar a round Now it does come in bandoliers and it does come in stripper clips. That may be more of the ammunition that we're going to see, but I understand this is going to be different from the German pre-war and wartime stuff that was offered by the Turks a little bit ago. And it's supposed to be a little fresher across the board, so we'll find out. I don't know. The picture you just sent me might be actually the one. But as far as I know this is supposed to be a new wave of stuff So let's all keep an eye out for it whoever sees it first jump up on here. Let us know where it is They just were talking about it in a particular one of the Interviews it was done with a practice. I think it was Atlantic or it was classic firearms So they've already been they're already talking about this stuff coming in We will we will see what we will see next Let's see. I'll tell you what, let's do this. Ed, if you could, let's do the latest guns and gadgets and get that in the middle hour here. We'll do it that way. Guns and gadgets today. They're over on YouTube. If you get a chance, go over there. Pull up guns and gadgets. And take the time, give them a thumbs up for every video that they do. If you can, watch all of them. But watch as many as you can and share wherever you can. Take the time and make it available for other people. I do this all the time, as you know. So if you can. Here we go. I am here at Gulls, so if you're coming out to Knoxville, feel free to stop us and say hi. I'm actually with Johnny B. in the truth pimp right now. We're waiting on Guns N' Gear and Anthony to get here, and then we'll be rocking Knoxville. But I wanted to give you all an update of something that I've been just like beating the dead horse on and more information came out yesterday related to the, you guessed it, the Sig Sauer P320 pistol. I got a couple of calls yesterday when I was out of range today about some movements that were taking place on the federal level. and we'll jump right into it here. Before I do, check out blackoutcoffee.com slash gng for all your coffee needs. We do loose leaf teas as well and hot chocolate, so if you're into coffee that's roasted within three days of you ordering it and sent to you, then you'll probably like what we have to offer. I'll put it on the screen. I'll admit it is blurry because it is a picture of a computer screen, so it's not crisp, but I'll read it to you here. And this has to do with the United States Marshalls Service and their former duty pistol now, the SIG P320, says firearm safety, SIG Sauer P320 not authorized for official use or carried by United States Marshal Service personnel. The protection, safety, and wellness of the United States Marshal Service personnel remains the agency's highest priority. A critical component of fulfilling this responsibility is maintaining situational awareness of emerging officer safety issues and ensuring timely communication of potential risks. The United States Marshal Service Training Division has been made aware of multiple incidents involving uncommanded discharges of the SIG Sauer P329 mm pistol, both agency-issued and personally owned across various federal, state, and local law enforcement levels, including the Department of Defense. An uncommanded discharge refers to a firearm discharging around without the trigger being intentionally engaged by the user. It's really blurry, so I'm doing my best with y'all. These incidents have occurred under various circumstances, including firearms being dropped onto hard surfaces, minor impacts or shifts while holstered, situations where no external contact with the firearm or holster was reported at the time of discharge. As a result of these incidents, multiple organizations have removed the SIGSauer P320 from service and transitioned to alternate firearm platforms. Effective immediately, all variants of the SIGSauer P320, M17, and M18 pistols, 9mm, are no longer authorized for use or carry by U.S. Marshal service personnel in any official capacity. This includes while on duty performing Marshall Service missions or off duty under the authority of Marshall Service issued credentials. The 6-hour P320 handgun should not be transported in U.S. Marshall Service government-owned vehicles, nor permitted in U.S. Marshall Service protected spaces. The training division will continue to monitor developments, including additional testing and guidance from partner agencies. However, until further notice, this restriction will remain in effect as a protective measure to safeguard personnel from known and potential risks associated with this weapon system. The US Marshal Service personnel currently using the Sig Sauer P320 pistol are expected to transition to an approved alternative. I'll cut the last person's name and email out just in case they didn't intend for this to get out. But I was told last night on one call that they're transitioning back to Glock. I don't have verification of that, but you can see right there in black and white the US Marshal Service is the latest agency to transition away from the 320 because of the potential risk involved. So like I said before because every time somebody watches a video where I'm talking about this firearm there are people who are over the top saying I'm a Sigbasher and I'm trying to destroy a company. I'm trying to put news out there. There's a risk that's associated with this gun. If it's true then the truth needs to come out and if you're one of the people who say I've had one of these for nine years and put 50,000 rounds through it and it's never had an issue. Again, I'll say that none of the people who have had an issue with their 320 had an issue until they had an issue. So just be cautious. That's all I would hate to hear. Some of my viewers had an issue with the 320. But yeah, it's the latest agency that was issued the 320 is now transitioning away from the end. I had another call with somebody a couple days ago. There was a shooting at a military Air Force installation in Arizona a couple days ago, last Friday actually, and the weapon system they had to deploy was because they're no longer allowed to carry their M17s and M18s either. So Air Force is still doing their thing, their investigation, and it transitioned to to service-wide for the Air Force. It's no longer just that base. So they're digging into this now. The investigation has grown a little bit bigger. So I appreciate y'all. If there's anything else that comes out, I'll bring it to you. If you have any comments or questions, hit them down below. Check out blackofdepcoffee.com slash G&G. Use my code GNG10 to save 10% on your order. And hope to see you out here at goals in beautiful Knoxville, Tennessee. I'll see you on the next one. Take care. Not too long, not too hard. Go ahead, please. If it was my government and my personnel had been given, you know, we had purchased firearms from a certain company and they malfunctioned, guess what that firearm company would be doing? They would be giving us all new weapons that have been proven not to fire on their own or when you move the slide or anything of that nature and they would be doing it for free. Over. Yeah, this is the strangest. This is like a slow motion tooth extraction. And with no Novocaine, no Lidocaine, nothing. You're screwed. It's like, yeah, we're doing this because either proposed or real or maybe just implied threat, we're going to be, well, we're taking it out of service for us. We're just shelving them for the time being. That means that I'd like to know what they're doing with them. We have had limbo weapons in the past where the government was supposed to extract them from service, but in the middle of the process, they just kind of went into brain fart. That happened when the M60 was being retired from its utility job as the squad gun. There were a ton of M60s that ended up stuck in arms rooms. Years before that, it was the 106 recoilless rifle. You know, that sounds weird, doesn't it? You know how big a 106 Recoilist Rifle is? Well, I used to inspect three different facilities and the 106s were supposed to have been picked up by ordnance and they weren't. But because the paperwork all came from the government end, you know, it doesn't come from the unit, the weapons were on the books to be secured, but they couldn't be in the armory. So you know what we did with them? The units took big-ass log chains ran them through the barrel of this 106 recoilless rifle from one end to the other, and then chained them to the water heaters, to the water heater radiators in the break room for the facility. Now how stupid that looks. But they couldn't have them in the arsenal, and they were technically off the books, But they were obviously somebody would want them, so you can't just carry them away. Which eventually probably, I don't know, maybe that did happen. But as it is, the same is true. I mean, they're pulling all these guns. What are they doing with them? Is Sig taking them back? They should. But the problem with Sig acting, okay, this is why this is a slow motion tooth extraction. There's nothing Sig can do that will be right. SIG should have the moment they had the first problem, very, very, very, very, very, very first problem with their gun. They should have just called for a stay in production. They should have looked at that issue. They should have immediately done a recall and then immediately fixed it because it looks like what I suspected. We were talking about this and actually one of the callers brought up that it's an Indian contract. They know right where the problem is. There is a write-up on and circling the flaw area with the slide and why it's doing what it's doing. whether they could fix the slide or fix the frame, whichever they would do that would be the solution they weren't willing to do. And because of that, now we're how much farther down the road, now you had a bunch of people who have been injured for whatever reason and whatever the argument is, and now they can't get off the train. If they admit to anything, all of the case upon case upon cases and government cases and private lawsuits all rain down on them. That's why people are saying, well, this will destroy Sig. Well, the Jew who's running Sig, the penny pincher who is, you know, he's making kappa waya with pennies. You ever see him do that? You take a penny and throw it between two rabbis? Both of them grab the penny and they'll start fighting over it. What you do is you're ready with a snipper and when you get to the gauge of wire you want for the copper you cut it. Now the two rabbis fall over, but you get the wire. Okay, you get a nice single piece of, you know, guide wire. All for the price of a penny. So that's the problem with these turds is that they ran this out in such a way, the fools, intentional I think, because they know they won't be hurt. I think the biggest problem with this is that the asshat who caused all of the problems for Sig, he won't be touched. He'll get away with literally murder by the time they're done with this. And everybody will point at everybody else. They'll be, oh, what's that term? We usually, it's a lot of confusion. This is a really foggy situation. We're not really sure what happened. We're going to have to do more studying. In next year, next two years, five years down the road, 10 years down the road, well, you know, we never really got around to it. You all forgot about it, right? See how that works? We have seen this before. And in this case, this is a situation where, well, now we've had people die. If the problem had been dealt with right away, that airman who died wouldn't have died, right? See the problem with this thing the way it's mapped out now? If they had done what they were supposed to do there would have been how many fewer injuries or how many fewer let's just say shakeable incidents that cause problems of people's confidence with regard to a product and maybe even a whole product line. That's always been the problem with as I've told you many times on the air about what the sphere of Ooh, arms aficionados. All it takes is a handful of people to start repeating an attitude about something and it doesn't stop. And it gets exacerbated. And eventually, it can literally just put the company that they're doing it to right out of business. Some companies wouldn't care. I don't think they could hurt High Point. How could you hurt? You couldn't do this with High Point because it'd be like, well, High Point's a junk anyway, man. Oh, High Point, I think you had a problem. Really? I didn't hear about that. Yeah, well, they're high points. Who cares? You see how that works? High point could get away with almost anything, but here's what's scary. High point pistols have never had a problem. Does everybody understand that? You know, I don't talk about we don't talk about high points They sell themselves, but I will remind everybody if you're really limited in money But you wanted to make sure you had a survival kit that will you know in terms of an arsenal personal personal collection Whatever your primary pistol you can buy say Glock Cole, whatever Smith, whatever you think is great, but you still want to have examples of Every other caliber in service, okay Now, right now there are some deals that allow you to buy something else, but still you can buy a high point 40 cal, 40 cal, hold on, 45, 380, 10 millimeter, 40 caliber, and they're all as low as $119 a piece. Now, the 10 mils are running a little bit more because they're popular right now and they actually really took off, I would understand. But the average high point, there's a desert camo high point. I think it's over at JG Sales for $129 for a 40 Smith. And it's got all the bells and whistles on it. There's a little fancier to be painted. But it would be a nice gun to have on the rack if you're going to cover all the other chamberings out there. That's how you do it. You buy that high end pistol that you think you need to carry all the time. But then you still need a 45mm, a 9mm, say a 10mm. You go to High Point, you buy one of each. Now you got every caliber covered and you can still afford to buy ammo for everything. Go ahead, call her, jump in there. Mark, High Point is apparently making ARs now. Over. Yes, they are. That's one thing that somebody did kind of... Go ahead. If you have problems with your High Point, you can send it back and they'll... And they'll send you a new one, free of charge. Yeah, Sig, maybe you should have done that. You think? I think you've got a problem with this pistol. Eh, send it in, we'll give you another one. Because I was a high .380, and the only problem I had with it was the magazine kept jamming me, um, because of bullets, and I just had to do a little filing. on the magazine and it stopped the feed from jamming. That's all the problem I had with mine. For that shot, a few more rounds to it. But I've had no problems with it. Well, again, with the high point, with any stamped sheet metal magazines, you've got to be careful. We're not going to file, we're going to lap. We're going to very carefully lap. That's the term. But what you want to do is carefully take off any sharp edges, because when people stamp things in most factory environments, they don't really make the effort to, let's just say, smooth out all the rough edges all the time. And if you do that, amazingly enough, everything works better, just how it is. So consideration there. Oh somebody else just got another yes, they do make it. Oh somebody said they make a 380 auto in high point Well, Tom you have one, right? And Tom has one, okay, so yes, we know they exist it's not we're not joking about that So yes, if you wanted a 380 auto pistol and you wanted something that can eat any ammunition that exists You want a high point that's the only thing about high points that we everybody forgets the movie the video is old and now really It's man versus high point pistol. They tried to blow up a high point. They were this one Channel on YouTube the guys have been around for quite some time They were blowing up pistols intentionally. I wanted to show you what does it take to destroy this gun? So they were laughing, they were going to destroy this high point and they were going to do it with a couple mags of ammo. And by the time they were done, they tried everything that you would not do to a gun to try and get the high point to fail and they couldn't. They tried, they even beat a bolt down the barrel. They made two more videos with the gun that they beat a bolt down the barrel and shot. And it survived and operated afterwards. And another good thing about High Point, if you do run on ammo, you can always bust someone in the head with them, cave the head, because they are pretty bulky and pretty heavy. It's called Girthy. I think we heard another voice though. I don't want to be heard before we further. Anybody else? Step in there. We never leave people off. I don't know if we can help it. Okay. Oh, darn. That was a bad move. Hey Mark. Go ahead, caller. Hey, yeah, thanks. Isn't a 380 a 38? No, no, 380 auto. It's a 380 automatic Colt pistol. A 380 C.P. Okay. It's a small, it's a 9mm, in Europe it's called 9mm Kurz. It's been around since about 1900. Colt originally, remember the Colt had 25 ACP, 32 ACP, and 380. Most of the middle pocket pistols were chambered in either 32 ACP or 380 ACP. And it's a good round. So is that high point, is that small enough to put in your pocket? Yeah, it's actually not a very big even and now remember this about high points. They're a blowback System so there that's why Tom was saying that the slide is heavy For that reason they're a little bulkier, but not that bulky That's why they made it to try and offer high point at least try to offer something. It was more of a Concealment gun it's not Is that a good concealed carry pistol? Well, it's bulkier than most of the thin line pistols that are out there right now. For instance, you can carry it as a concealed carry gun. But right now, there's a bunch of weapons for about 200 apiece. The Ruger, for instance, that's right, over at Palmetto State Armory and also at AIM Surplus. They have a Ruger. 6 shot 380 for about 170 right now. Oh, whoa. That's Palmetto. That's Palmetto, but it's a Ruger pistol. I know a few people who have them, they like them, they work. In fact, we carry them every day. We actually have found a lot of magazines for them at estate sales. They've got more mags than they ever expected to own. But the high point pistol itself in 380, 9mm, 40 caliber, 10mm, 45 ACP, all of them work. They work well. But the 380 is the bitty boy of the bunch. And as Darcy pointed out... So you told the oldie it was a 9mm? 380 is a 9mm, yes. It's not a 9mm Parabellum round. It's another chambering. It's another... cartridge. Typically, again, it was a lighter bullet. The pistols that... Sorry, it's not some background noise. You got the streamers here. We're up in Harbor Springs, so I got the grandkids here. The lights upstairs getting ready. We're... Getting ready to taste some wine here. We're at a bed and breakfast. Sorry about that. Oh my. Put your little finger up. Have some of the brie with some rye cracker. You know, nibble of the rye cracker. Then of course use the water to clear the palate. And then a little sip of the wine. And then a gulp of the wine. And then a whole glass of wine. Oh god, I guess we're not testing after all, are we? But it still tastes good. A moment. The high points come in a standard size and they also have a C version which is a compact version Obviously that would be more hideable. I've got a couple of 40 cals and they're in no way you're hiding this thing in your pants. If you're really baggy, but if you're fat like me, man, it's gonna print. Right. Now you hide them in your legs. It's like a leg thing. You do it on your pocket. They definitely be like, uh, no. Well, okay. Well, we're losing people. Go ahead. I lost everybody. I finished what I was saying. Okay. Uh, the big thing here again is take a look at High Point. They're, by the way, a couple things. High Point's completely made in the U.S. They're made in Ohio. I think all of their factories are still in Ohio, as far as I know. They have three plants. They are going nonstop. And as Dar pointed out, they are also now doing AR-15s. So while we lost Anderson, who had been around for 70 years, it looks like we are going to see some significant increase in offerings from High Point for a baseline AR-15 rifle or for receivers. And most important is if they offer Bear naked receivers a lot of people are you know interested in that for obvious reasons? It is so cheap to do a build on an air 15 right now like I told you guys This is the period of time take advantage of it. It's as cheap as it's going to get Personally I would focus if you have a bunch of munchkins if you go over to CDM and sports they still have some of those ultra lightweight pencil barrel Bushmaster uppers. They're a 16 inch, they're the pencil barrel, they're built in the Kar-15 configuration. They are light. You put that on a Polymer lower with a nice take your pick of whatever dozen different models of butt stocks are out there that are lightweight and you're looking at a five pound rifle. And if you've got people that are younger or if you're older and you're looking at weight issues because you can only carry so much, you can either go high point carbine, we were just talking about high point, they also make carbines, or you can go with, oh, a five pound AR-15. Go ahead, call or drift in there, who do we have? This time again, high point is spelled H-I-P-O-I-N-T-N-K, see anyone wants to look it up. Here we go. I get that. H-I-P-O-I-N-T. Again, that's H-I-P-O-I-N-T. If anyone wants to look it up. And again, they are a very user-friendly company. They were wise. How is it they've survived so long? Well, they did what SIG didn't. See, SIG, like I said, the moment they had a problem, hey, send it back in. Let's look at it right now. I'm going to give you a new one. Now again, had they known what the problem was, you do realize that they would have killed the issue right there. Think about how, if they were crafty, Sig had been smart. They would have done just exactly what I just described, and you would have never known they had a problem. Does everybody understand that? See, High Point had, I'm sure, a couple of weapons that came out of the line that were not as nice as others. But they took the Ruger, Ruger did this years ago, I used to be a Ruger distributor. When you had a problem with a Ruger, they called back immediately if they didn't take care of you the moment you called. I mean, when I'm talking immediate, we talk about Mini-14s, and that's still the classic. I had a guy, bought a Mini-14, disassembled a rifle. He took it home, cleaned it, he did what he, he was the military. He goes, first thing I did, I cleaned the rifle, took it all apart. Clean everything up, looped everything, took the range, pulled the trigger, and you fired and it wouldn't extract. What? It's a brand new rifle. Yeah, I know. So I reloaded it and I fired again and I've got a single shot, some automatic rifle. So I said, well, what did you do? He goes, well, I cleaned it. I took it right down to every nut and bolt and I cleaned the thing, which is what I was taught to do, I used to do when I was in the Army. He was from the 50s, 60s. And he goes, it's a nice rifle. There's nothing wrong with it. Well, what he'd done, the Mark 1s, the first models, the Dash, what is it, Dash 1, Dash 1A, whatever. The gas diverter, what they had was a clamshell fixture that goes around where the port is drilled into the barrel. And what they did is they created an O-ring that was a polymer, so it created a more efficient seal. So it rested in what looked like a little donut circle around the port director that went to the rest of the gas system when it came out of the barrel. When he disassembled it, it was this tiny freaking stupid part you would not miss. And he put it all back together minus that little donut ring. Now you would think, if it was me, I would kind of probably even add a bunch of little parts to the inventory. But the logic is, you know most people, like I told you a million times on the air, don't hardly clean their weapons. Not completely, not thoroughly. Well this guy was in the other direction. He cleaned the weapon completely. He lost that tiny, tiny, tiny little O-ring. So I called Ruger up. Ruger said, let me get back to you. It'll be a few minutes. And so I hung the phone up and in about 10-11 minutes I get a call back, it's Ruger. Hi, did he clean the rifle? And I looked at the guy who was across the counter front, and he said, you cleaned the rifle, right? That's what I told you. He goes, yes. Did he put the O-ring back into the seat of the gas system? And we both looked at each other at O-ring. What O-ring? Okay, now walk over to your manuals over there on the counter by the ones that I had a complete set of Ruger manuals. I opened it up to the new Ruger. You look at the gas system. You will notice there is a no ring part. It is identified by number. Do you see it? Oh, yes we do. You have lost it. It is not in the weapon. And here's where he goes, not a problem. We're going to expedite this and send this first class parcel. We'll send you replacement parts right away. They shot an envelope in the mail. It got there the next day. Amazingly enough, this is back in the late 70s, early 80s. Well, late 70s. And it shows up. And they didn't send one O-ring. They put a whole dozen of them. They filled up a little sleeve. and sealed it and put it in the envelope and shot it to us right away. And of course, thank you for your feedback. And here's what's interesting. If you have a bunch of Rugers and you have the first generation, first model Ruger, it has that gas, that little gas donut and you better be looking to buy more. Not because you'll probably lose that one though you could, But the problem is that my attitude is that I've got to wear out eventually, so you better have another one. Just a heads up. Now after that, they changed the design so that the retainer was metal instead, the guide, the wraparound for the plug, and it was milled right into the blocks, a clamshell for the diverter to go into the gas, you know, go into the gas system and operate everything. So that's how it should be done. And then Ruger, for you know, I don't like, there's a lot of reasons I didn't like Ruger. Ruger, because of the guy who owned it. Ruger hated Americans. He hated America. He was he, the Jewish mob could do no wrong. He was basically a Trumpite type. The Jewish mob could do no wrong, pissing all of you, sell to any dictator like the Jewish mob does. They'll sell to any murderer or mass murderer. But America, you need to be disarmed. You need to be limited. And that's exactly the attitude that Ruger himself had. So, heads up. But, the Mini-14? Fantastic firearms. You got it. Don't you dare sell it. You need to buy more. But if you do have a Mini-14 firing pin extractor, ejector, any secondary small parts, you should be buying and putting a Mini-14 kit together so that you can keep that gun running because it's made out of steel. And I really love the Mini-14s made out of stainless steel because those guns could be put in places other guns cannot. Just something to think about there. So that's what kosher Ron Sig could have done, but Sig had its head up its ass and now Sig is out there on the limb and, well, they were busy sawing the limb while they were out on the end of it. I guess they're trying to see how long it could last if they go slow. Eventually, the limb will go and it looks like it's already headed there, so... Nothing they can do now. Like I said, there's no saving it. At least not saving that weapon system. Although, I will say again, we talked about this. If the SIG 320s become dogs to the point of bargain, ultra bargain basement, yeah, buy all of them. Buy a whole bunch of them. And just remember, you're going to carry them empty chambers. They don't go off when you load them. They go off when certain pressure is applied if they're not in use at given points. with some kind of aggressive contact. It's not so much a bumpage, although they're argument of some of the situations you can see, and there's nothing that indicates that. It's that carrying the weapon live is not an option. But once you know you're going to be shooting at somebody, in other words, you immediately pull the weapon, operate the system, and bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, for auxiliary weapons for people who don't have anything, I'm going to give you a sig. Most people won't have a clue down the road whether or not the SIG had any problems, so it really won't make any difference. The important thing is to explain it. And they feel that steering pain in their leg. Yeah, but that's only if you don't teach them. Remember, if you're a good instructor, you're going to teach them how to properly use what is technically a malfeasant weapon. But you could do it. I mean, guys, it's a matter of discipline and training. And, Mario, what I said, I saw a video of this situation. The guy just grabbed around the end of the slide and just gave towards the ejection and just gave a little squeeze and it went right off. And he goes, let's see if it does it again. And he reloaded another round in and gave a squeeze at the end and bang, and it went off again. And I mean, I that's that's you you're gonna be in a situation where you're gonna draw you usually put a little bit of pressure on that slide unless you're you know, a Western quick draw kind of guy doesn't put any weight on this on the thing, but I Would not carry that it would not carry that at all Like it's like the one I have the the Kel-Tec. I don't carry one in the cylinder just for that reason right now. Man, you know, things were hot I carry one, but right now just for normal everyday carry, I'm keeping one out of there. Not because it's going to go off, but because there's no manual safety and the grip safety... is not as vigorous as the one on the 1911. So the fact that that could be depressed and something could snag the trigger, just I'm not going to take a chance on it. I like my legs the way they are. They've already lost enough body parts. Over. Right. Again, you wouldn't be carrying, couldn't carry the weapon loaded. You'd have to be carrying the weapon. And for a cash cut, or if I could get, if they dropped down to $100 or less apiece, and that sounds weird, But the P18s were being given away before they disappeared. And the P18 was everything that you see with the SIG, just the opposite. They just couldn't get it to work. Out of the factory, the fit and finish was eh, at best. But in this case, we know it works. Hell, we know it'll shoot somebody. It's just at this point in time with the level of operation and how it's being utilized, the people that usually get shot are the people that weren't planning on getting shot because you're supposed to be using it to shoot somebody else, which we all know. Oh, that's so embarrassing. So it's like I said, SIG could have fixed this all right in the beginning. And I can't emphasize enough when you're talking about business like this. This is where you have people with an attitude that have crappy business practice, you know, Jewish mafia. They felt that their feces didn't stink because they could do no wrong because the government was going to cover their ass, which by the way, so far they have because they haven't dragged SIG down the road, have they? See this is the thing people go you're crazy, but really if it was anybody else and the guy was in the company wasn't owned by somebody who's Jewish I Guarantee the person with the people own the company would have been castrated and lobotomized already Does everybody understand that and that's why this whole thing would say it's Jewish SIG That's what it is and because of that like I said their feces doesn't stink yours does listen goyim They can't touch me and so far they haven't And yet, it is so stinking apparent. OK. Well, you can argue, like I said, it's apparent if the argument is that you don't like what's you don't you think that it does have a problem and you don't like what's happening. There are other people who I've never had a problem with mine. Now, what do you want to bet? See, let's go to another part of the math formula we've talked about several times here. I don't want to beat this source too long. Sig did come out with its original product made with all Sig parts without subcontractors. But where the problem has come in is where they decided to go third rate. Izzy Blatzenstein, his third cousin, he's got a factory of an India. We can make these things but no one will know. They don't know. No one will know what we're doing. I'm telling you. And that's exactly what they did. Is he Glatzenstein? He had that deal and they went with that deal and the deal wasn't really a deal because look what it did to the business. So now they got to string everybody along until they can fade this off somehow, maybe. And it's, they are fading it, okay? Otherwise this would be cut and dry. Everybody, think about how many other businesses for so many lesser things. It's like, it's like the COVID crap. Okay, with the shots. Everybody, if a few people died from the shots with the swine flu, they cut everything off and all of a sudden, you know, we weren't doing swine flu shots. Why? Because it was killing people. But when the Jewish mob is pushing us to kill off the American population, we have hundreds, then thousands, then tens of thousands that died from these shots. And you know what? Hear about anybody being dragged off to prison? Did you hear about the shots being stopped when it was going on? No, you didn't. Why? Because the Jewish mob was doing it. That's why. So there's the problem with what's transpired here and why it's just not good in general. But like I said, if Izzy Blatz and Steve put a hell of a deal out there, Yeah, we could suffer with making it work as an auxiliary weapon there. There has been worse out there, okay? I don't know explain it, but in the meantime We'll see what happens with a sig with sig oi oi oi and the rest But high point is waiting for you and high points. They pretty they're the Chevrolet Or actually the Pontiac. Because remember Pontiac was a step below Chevy depending on what year you were way back in the 60s especially. But Pontiacs take you to work every day and they don't shoot you. They didn't run over you accidentally with your own car, okay? Anyway, we're at the top. A militia town hall is coming up next. God bless our Republic. We shall prevail ladies and gentlemen. The Empire is on the run. And for everybody out there, don't go anywhere. Militia Town Hall is coming up next. Ed is in charge. And then we'll be back at 8 o'clock. We'll be meeting until report. I'll be here. Everybody, pay attention. Get some to drink. Go use the bathroom. And stay tuned. More LTR coming up right now. Bye-bye. where the weavers and cutters test each stitch to see that they're woven in tight. Each strand and each thread is tested in true, while the knots are woven by hand. And on each rope, there will be an aim of one who has betrayed his land. Our leaders have forgotten the oath that they took when they swore to protect and preserve. Our freedom and rights and religion too, in whatever church we serve. They lined all their pockets and deceived the people, and most went along with the flow. But tempers are short. and the memories are long. Each name the people will know. When each rope is finished, it's tested for strength and packed in a bag with a hood. And upon the bag is the name of a trader who did his country no good. Someday we will hear that Nuremberg plea when the hour is drawing near. I was only doing what I was told, another lie. I fear. And for those of you who don't believe, be around when the party begins. What next will be stretched and cries will be heard and the traitors will sway in the wind. Congress, July 4th, 1776, the unanimous declaration of the 13 United States of America. When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another. and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them. A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such forms, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness. Prudence indeed will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes. And accordingly all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security. Such has been the patient's sufferance of these colonies. And such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world. He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. He has forbidden his governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance unless suspended in their operation till his assent should be obtained. And when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them. He has refused to pass on the laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable to tyrants only. 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For suspending our own legislatures and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever He has abdicated government here by declaring us out of his protection and waging war against us He has plundered our seas ravaged our coasts burnt our towns and destroyed the lives of our people He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign mercenaries to complete the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of cruelty and perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. He has constrained our fellow citizens taking captive on the high seas to bear arms against their country, to become the executioners of their friends and brethren, or to fall themselves by their hands. 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They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must therefore acquiesce in the necessity which denounces our separation and hold them as we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, friends. We therefore the representatives of the United States of America in general Congress assembled appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies, solemnly publish and declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states, that they are absorbed from all allegiance to the British crown, and that all political connection between them and the state of Great Britain is and ought to be totally dissolved and that as free and independent states they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do. And for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. And we got some stuff right off the bat. While we were doing the intelligence report, apparently there was an active shooter event going on in Atlanta at the Emory University. Reports are saying that the shooter is dead. I don't know much about what's going on there, guys. I'm sorry. I didn't look at my emails until I was just coming up for the program here. so here we go uh... we got three he'd dropped him into the gilded other life covering that we're gonna go probably live yeah you know will start with that uh... it's not over it's not but it's a new time this is from writers this is right is it That's live from Reuters. So we do have video from the press conference. Okay, so we have helicopter and we have The overhead so let me just get that all on the screen for you. All right, hold on a second So that is the helicopter shot from AP and then I'm also gonna put on the screen the press conference Okay, let me get that on the screen for you So we have press conference and helicopter Okay, he's setting stuff up on his feed. It doesn't look like he's really set up to go on that channel, so we will go over to... And around and gives us some perspective of this scene and then what's going on inside that CVS after the line of officers entered there Also other businesses in that area surrounding that CVS so no telling what efforts police may have had to make to try to clear that out and ensure that no one is in harm's way as they try to deal with whatever situation and also looking here at the academic calendar for Emory it looks like most students have not started classes yet. It looks like that starts mostly later this month. So perhaps one good thing is that it's not as crowded as it would be if school was in session right now. So, and this CVS location, which is again, if you're looking on the right-hand side of your screen, that is the CDC campus. Again, heavily guarded, very fenced in, surveillance cameras everywhere. And then across the street, across Clifton Road, is the CVS kind of there in the corner. And then on top are residential apartments where folks from, you know, Emory University and the surrounding area live as well as retail shops don't know about the residents in their apartment units there, whether they were able to evacuate or they were also given a shelter in place order while police try to resolve the situation that we presume is happening. based on what we've seen in these live pictures inside that drugstore. As we continue to look live here from Sky Fox 5, the DeKalb County police officers staging there on Clifton Road, which is kind of a steep uphill as you approach the CVS. Russ, I'm wondering if you can glean any kind of... information, if you will, on what's happening down there on the roadway. You said they have that whole section of Clifton shut down as they try to get to the bottom. Okay, yeah, this was live about two hours ago and that was the start of the news broadcast, their feed that they posted. I'm going to skip ahead here because we don't have time to put a whole two hours worth of them. Looking at what's going on, I'm going to see if we can find the most current update on the situation and I think probably going back to about. Here looks like they have some sort of connection to what happened. Maybe they were there They've been talking with law enforcement officers. They haven't gotten close enough so I can ask any of my questions But of course the first concern is for law enforcement looks like they're taking statements with investigators and that's what we have seen now so it has gone from that more active and running situation with law enforcement to now they're scouring the scene I've seen them looking over in the bushes to make sure that they are combing through any type of evidence or any type of thing that might be happening in talking with a lot of the people who might have been in the area when all of this unfolded Tom Courtney Yeah, it has to be such a relief to parents like the gentlemen you spoke with to know that their kids are okay Just knowing that this was a shooting where there were bullet holes that hit windows as far as we can see and that we have confirmed that one of them hit a window that is located in the building directly behind within view of the daycare center. Did this man tell you if he's been told if there is a staging area or were there directions given for parents to get their kids who are still sheltering in the daycare center? He has not he said that I saw him talking to an officer and the officer told him to stay right here in the area That's why he really didn't want to move but I still you can still hear some sirens coming in as people are coming getting out But he really told he was told to stay here in this area I'm assuming there are probably other parents who are nearby or close or maybe on the other side of where this scene is trying to get to their child as well Courtney So Eric people really aren't being allowed through that scene yet I mean they still have a blocked off whether you have a kid that might be in the daycare center or not We can presume that the parents have been communicated with that their kids are okay But you can imagine that you know the frayed nerves out there is They just want to give their child a big hug and and thank thank the Lord that they weren't involved somehow in this melee, this fatal melee that happened earlier this afternoon. Yeah, I mean he was just really grateful to get that message She said that his child was going to be okay our Kim Loeffler who is at the hospital She sent in an email of a screenshot because where that CVS is which is on the other side that there are different studios There's an orange theory there. There are eateries there. There's a ballet a studio there They've been canceling classes because as you can see no one's able to come in and I haven't seen a lot of people leaving this area as well So if you have any type of business that's up there, you can expect those canceled classes, those canceled reservations, they're not letting anyone near that scene, Tom. This is as close as we've been able to get and those on the other side of the tape, they're not going to be able to get any closer to that CBS or really this area. It's been a literal blockade, if you will, Eric, as we can see from the perspective of your camera there and being one of the first reporters there on the scene in the early going, you just fired up your cell phone and you showed us what was going on in the early I have a question and well maybe it's just me but if the shooter's dead and you know the area where the shooter died and why have you got such a big area blocked off and they're not letting the kids be evacuated what's going on? But that would be one of my questions, but that's just me. feet away from the CDC just across the street. We know that that suspect is dead. We saw from our helicopter earlier the body being brought out of the drug store underneath a white sheet. We know that at least one civilian victim and one police officer have been transported to Emory University Hospital, which you could walk to from the CVS drug store there on Clifton Road. to be treated. We heard something about surgery involving the officer. We're working to learn more information about that. We are expecting a news conference from officials from the Kroger parking lot, which if you've driven Clifton Road, you know that there's an uphill to the CBS from Briarcliff. Well, Kroger's just downhill from that area and very close in proximity to where all of this unfolded. Yeah, this is all happening, of course, in an area that is just highly populated, densely populated with, as Eric mentioned, dance studios, restaurants. There are apartments on the upper levels in that same Emory Point Center where the CVS is located. And so now we're understanding that that shelter in place order has been lifted. and that the threat has been neutralized, good to report that the children who were in the daycare center that's on the CDC campus are okay. Eric Perry is there and talked with a father who's still waiting to pick up his child, but sure to be a relief for him and many other parents who are still waiting to pick up their kids. Shooters taken care of, they're still holding people in lockdown. Well, were, but not anymore. I think that's extremely stupid. You got people that are in an area. If you're concerned about somebody being shot or injured inside of one of those homes, yes, they're stressing on what a populated area this was. Mentioning everything, even the... Even the article headlines before we pick this up, I didn't know it was a CBS because it says the University. Let's see what University was at again. Emory University in Atlanta. Emory University in Atlanta. Apparently right across the street from the CDC too, they made a point of mentioning that. Mentioned the campus, mentioned the daycare, mentioning dance class, but they're not talking about the CBS. That to me seems like, okay, so the shooting happened at the CVS, or the CVS employees okay, or the people there. Doesn't seem to be any interest in that from any of the news agencies here. But I think that's all we're going to put up because that event is over. If you guys want to watch the live feeds for that, they're not live anymore, but you can watch them on... Three video links that we post and I'm sure there are others out there that you can find probably that start sooner These are just the ones that I was able to grab before as we were starting the program They're up at the gilded under the general chat right now So you guys can go check that out if you want. You've got a couple other things. It's interesting. We always have the BS like this happen And then the inflating, oh, what about the children, what about this, what about that? When we have things like this going on, you know, the NSA is pretty taxed, has pretty much been dismantled recently. It's also been kind of locked at $200 and they haven't been able to increase it well. Apparently, there's an anti-gun senator right now pushing to increase the NFA tax to 5K since now that they can. They couldn't touch it before, but now they can, so they're trying to... This is from Gun Owners of America. We're going to play this real quick. Anti-gun Senator want a 5K tax stamp, will it pass? Senator Chris Murphy, yes the same anti-gun author of the Corn and Murphy Compromise, otherwise known as the Bipartisan State Fair Communities Act, introduced his latest attack against your Second Amendment rights. He wants to undo the win gun owners got in the reconciliation bill by raising the NFA tax stamp price to nearly $5,000. But not to worry, GOA and our Senate allies are already fighting to make sure that this doesn't pass. Now I know a lot of you are upset about Republicans in Congress not fully repealing the NFA, but the surest way to let Senator Murphy win is by giving up the fight entirely and checking out of politics in the next election. Stick around as I break down why Senator Murphy is pushing for this amendment now, and what you can do about it. Hi, I'm Ben Sanderson and you're watching the Minuteman Moment. But before we get into the video, I wanted to take a second to let you know about GOA's annual convention goals. The Gun Owners Advocacy and Leadership Summit is set to be held August 9th and 10th of this year in Knoxville, Tennessee. Come out and visit with some of your favorite manufacturers, participate in activism training, and hear from the top voices in the Second Amendment community. The best part? It's free for GOA members, so sign up today using the link in the description below. Okay, now back to the video. Following the reduction of the NFA tax stamp down to zero dollars for suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and any other weapon as part of the big beautiful bill, anti-gun lobbies and their puppets in Congress have been seething at the mouth over the fact that we were able to take a historic chunk out of a nearly hundred years of gun control that the courts were unable to defeat. So of course, they go to their old sneaky ways of trying to insert gun control into bills and legislation that are totally unrelated to the subject matter itself. In fact, this amendment on raising the NFA tax tax is on a funding bill for military construction and veteran affairs. It's clear that this amendment violates the Senate's rule on Germaneness, so it shouldn't even get a vote. You see, senators are not allowed to legislate on appropriation bills, which is exactly what Senator Murphy is doing here by editing the NFA statutes with his amendment. Even still, GOA is rallying our Senate allies to ensure that this gets nowhere if Senator Chris Murphy even decides to bring it up for a vote. But here's the thing. This tactic from anti-gun Democrats is nothing new. Anti-gunners have tried for literal decades to price civilians out of firearms, ammunition, and equipment protected under the Second Amendment. Here are just a few examples of the fights that GOA has defeated in our time on Capitol Hill fighting for your rights. Way back in 1993, New York Democrat Senator Moynihan proposed an outrageous 10,000% tax on hollow points. He thought that if a magazine of self-defense ammo cost thousands of dollars, then criminals would be less likely to spray and pray. Absurd, right? Then, in 2018, Representative Danny Davis of Illinois proposed a 20% excise tax on guns and a 50% tax on ammo to fund gun control bribes for big cities that have a criminal issue. He also said the quiet part out loud, happy to only let the rich have the tools to defend themselves. In 2019, Senator Warren proposed a 30% excise tax on guns and a 50% tax on ammo, again, for gun control bribes and to bankrupt the gun industry until they were out of business. And on the campaign trail in 2020, President Biden proposed adding assault weapons to the NFA. Whatever those are. And do you remember, Mr. What if Guam tips over? Representative Hank Johnson, right? Yeah, my fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and catch size. Well, back in 2021, he proposed a 20% excise tax on firearms and 50% on ammunition. And even more recently, in 2022, Representative Don Beyer proposed an outrageous 1,000% excise tax on semi-automatic firearms and magazines. The reality is, the threat of the financial ability for the right to keep and bear arms has always been present. Our fights removed suppressors and short-lived firearms from the NFA while falling short was still tremendous progress towards the final dream of repealing the NFA completely. This is in no way a new precedent for allowing anti-gun Democrats to raise taxes on fires. It's always been a clear and present danger. Now that we've planted our flag in this fight, you can bet they'll send more bills like this in the future. The reality is, even if we had won the full tax repeal and deregistration, the anti-gunners would have filed the same, if not worse, bills and amendments to attempt to undo that victory. In fact, Jill Biden literally proposed banning all semi-automatics under the NFA, so you don't even have to wonder. Another example of this would be when the Supreme Court ruled that bump stocks were not machine guns. immediately following that victory. Anti-gun members of Congress introduced a flood of bills to ban bump stocks separate from the ATS rule. The Supreme Court got it wrong. Plain and simple. So we have to be worried about the Supreme Court, but we can pass new laws today and they will pass constitutional muster, so there's no reason for us to wait to pass an assault weapons ban or universal background check. A bunch of states have banned bump stocks and machine gun conversion devices in recent years too in response to Cargill v Garland. It's the nature of anti-gunners to push back against our pro-gun progress like a tug of war over the culture. The preservation of our rights doesn't end once we've restored them, but instead requires constant vigilance. While it's easy to lose rights doing nothing, it's even harder to restore them. That's why it's so important that we keep the pressure up and don't give in to apathy. The way to ensure that the Antiguiders win and undo the $0 NFA taxes would be to sit on your hands and do nothing for the rest of this Congress and Administration. We've got a foothold against the NFA. Not only do we need to secure it, but we need to break through. And we won't do that with people complaining about not winning it all the first time around and then refusing to continue the fight. So don't listen to the black-filled people out there who think it's too dangerous to fight because then the anti-gun left might introduce something bad in retaliation. The anti-gun side has never adopted that mentality. They've been chipping away at our Second Amendment rights for decades. And that's typically how change works in small to medium-sized increments. The perfect example of this would be the progress and wins we've made on constitutional carry in the states. It took almost since the turn of the 20th century till 2023 for more than 50% of the states not to require a permit to carry a firearm. Shifting the Overton window, or what society and culture sees as acceptable, takes time, but it also takes continuous effort. We're not going to reclaim our freedoms in one big battle. It's just foolish to think otherwise. That's why GOA is going to continue fighting, to continue making progress and winning victories. That's why we need you to join us. It's imperative that we keep the pressure on Congress, on the administration, and especially in the upcoming midterm elections around the country. We're not stopping the fight to fully deregulate suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, or AOWs either. That's why we filed a lawsuit on July 4th challenging the National Firearms Act registration requirements. Now that there is a $0 tax, the oil Supreme Court precedent, which had been used to block all former challenges to the law, is no longer relevant. Our legal team has been working side by side with the Federal Affairs team to finish this fight against the infringement on your rights. No one is more upset about not getting the full language than the GOA staff who worked late, sacrificed weekends and nights, and ignored other personal responsibilities for the past year to develop and execute our plan to gut the NFA. But we wouldn't have it any other way. Our main motivation was the fact that we're gun owners first and lobbyists second. That's the reason we're so passionate and effective at our mission. Is because we're not fighting for some abstract concept that we have no personal interest in. We're fighting for the rights we want restored. So no more black pills or giving in to the apathy of politics. We've made monumental strides in the past few years from having over 60 senators vote for gun control to now having 50 plus senators vote for bills that defunded the ATF, ended three decades of a veteran gun ban, and even undoing the taxes on scary NFA firearms. So please, stay in the fight for our rights with us. Now thanks for watching. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe to stay up to date with GOA's latest fight for your rights. Fort Stewart shooting. I was put out a couple of days ago. I didn't see this but we left this in playout. Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and thank you for joining us. This morning shortly before 11 o'clock an active duty soldier assigned to Fort Stewart, Georgia shot and wounded five of his fellow soldiers here on Fort Stewart. Thankfully all are in stable condition and all are expected to recover. The alleged shooter is in custody. We have reestablished security. I have lifted all lockdown measures on Fort Stewart and there is currently no threat to the local community. I'd like to recognize and thank our Army law enforcement and medical personnel and our partners from local, state, and federal law enforcement and emergency services for their quick response and support. I would also like to thank the brave soldiers who immediately intervened and subdued the shooter. These soldiers without a doubt prevented further casualties. Our wounded soldiers were initially evacuated to Wynn Army Community Hospital right here on Fort Stewart. All arrived in stable condition and three of the five required surgical intervention. Two have been transported to Memorial Hospital in Savannah, Georgia for additional care. We have identified the alleged shooter as Sergeant Cornelius Radford. an automated logistics sergeant assigned to 2nd Brigade Combat Team. Sergeant Radford has not previously deployed to combat. Sergeant Radford has been interviewed by the Army Criminal Investigation Division and is currently in pretrial confinement awaiting a charging decision by the Office of the Special Trial Council. Right now, our primary focus is first on caring for injured soldiers and their families and also supporting the soldiers of the Spartan Brigade. All of the families of the victims have been notified and we're wrapping our arms around them and ensuring we provide them all the support that we can. Before I take questions, I want to remind you that this is an ongoing investigation and we're still gathering questions. And ladies and gentlemen, I'll now take your questions. Can you give us what you and his team is assigned to and how long he was assigned to? He is assigned to one of our sustainment units here in 2nd Brigade Combat Team at Fort Stewart. And I will have to confirm how long he served with us. Yes, sir. And the shooting and were the victims subordinate to the sergeants or were they lead people over in the race? Yeah, right now it's premature and we're gathering a lot of the information. What we know is the shooting occurred at the soldier's place of work. It did involve his coworkers. We're still not certain about the motivations, but again, he's been interviewed by Army investigators and we believe we'll gain more information here shortly. Yes, ma'am. No ma'am, we don't have any reason to believe it had anything to do with a training event. Other than that, I can't state the motivations for the soldier. Yeah, at this point I can't confirm where he's from we can follow up on that I do believe he was arrested locally for a DUI that was unknown to his chain of command until the event occurred and we and we started looking into the law enforcement databases Yes, ma'am I can't I can confirm it was not a military weapon And we believe it was a personal handgun. Yes, sir. Yeah, I'm very confident. In the security of this installation, we've got a great partnership with local law enforcement. As you can see here at our gates, we have armed guards and protective equipment. This one's a bit difficult, and we're going to have to determine how he was able to get a handgun to this place of duty. Police say what you need to project has an effect on your victim's scenario or behavioral issues on days? tackled the soldiers to dune him that allowed law enforcement to then take him into custody. And we've had time for one more question. I know that you can't speak to the motivation, but you know, it just turns out to be some situation where somebody had a serious belief, maybe a cross-cross terrorist attack. I mean, how does that change the basis of response and the basis of investigation? Yeah, currently we have no reason to believe any of that is the case. However, we continuously assess the threat environment, both in the immediate area and across our Army and DOD installations, and we will address the threat level accordingly. Yes, sir. He was a sergeant. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your questions. And again, thanks to the local responders and the local community for their help. Thanks and have a great afternoon. Thank you. I thought I'd mute myself before the song there. But apparently I didn't. So yeah, real quick here. Physical media is making a comeback. A lot of places are covering it more and more. Physical media is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, records, Blu-rays, VHS, cassette tapes. All these things are making a bit of a comeback. And why? Because people want to own things. People are realizing the problem with streaming media. The promise that streaming media is going to be just as good as having your own DHS or movie collection or music collection is proving to be false. What a surprise. You have streaming agencies are cutting things. They're not renewing their licenses for certain products to have them up. where you can watch them in your area. Some people have found ways around this using virtual private networks, but even there, some places, you're just not gonna be able to find anything that you want to anymore. An example, one of the most recent ones is the Doctor Who series, which Disney and the BBC put out. Disney is not renewing their contract. They're pulling Doctor Who. Doctor who has not been like renewed anywhere in the world it seems The BBC is not letting people renew it I guess they burned that bridge with the woke woke messes and they did so much They can't find anybody who wants to buy the product either So, if you like that woke craps for the Disney area, don't worry. The Disney era stuff is going to stay on Disney. But anything before that, any of the classic Doctor Who, any of the more modern stuff with studs and woke stuff in it, but wasn't nearly as bad as what they did with the last couple of doctors. That's gonna be gone, but that's just one example, okay? You won't be able to find it on any streaming service period unless you pay to buy it, buy a license to be able to download it repeatedly from like Amazon or some place like that where you're paying for the digital storage of it. Getting myself, I think it'd be better if you got a physical copy. And apparently a lot of other people are doing this too. Ownership control is one of the big pushes behind it. Resistance to streaming fatigue. Ooh wow, yeah, because something doesn't get enough hits and the streaming companies don't want to pay for it either and it gets pulled down. And if it's something you like to watch, it won't be there anymore. Also with older streaming, also with not streaming, with older physical media you had extras and bonuses that you just don't get on a lot of these streaming services. Yeah, people are learning. It's not good to trust the mainstream media outlets to control what you can and cannot access. They can literally shape a mold that they want you to watch. and edit things almost in real time in some cases with Disney about what they want censored and what they don't want censored. So another attack on your basically your first amendment right for freedom of speech and freedom to see the information that you want to see. That's another part of that free speech thing is the information itself is not supposed to be censored. But here we go. We're in 2025 and boy, we're still pushing, rather than pushing from the woke side of things, where we got to get things censored, now we see the push from the fake right, which is pushing the fake mediums. The sale push is the same thing. It's still the fake media push to get people banned off of YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, and all this other stuff, but it's being pushed from the other side now. They're trying to pass bills and stuff for this. It's the same crap they were trying to push during the Biden administration. Now we see it being pushed by the Trump administration with a different spin, different name put on it, but it's still the exact same net neutrality bills that we've seen before in the past that they've been pushed forward. Trying to push forward for a long time. One of the people who stood up against this during my generation was, well, he's not my generation, but for my generation when we were coming up was Ron Paul. Ron Paul was the guy who was pushing stuff, keeping the Internet free rather than trying to let government control and dictate what can and cannot be on the Internet, which we're right back to. that whole thing again like where does your first amendment and and state propaganda begin anyway we are about at the top of the hour we got a couple of minutes effect for five minutes from the intelligence report right now I just wanted to put that out there I know we've been tough I know other people have been talking about you know what good is a VHS player what good is Blu-ray DVD and all this stuff. There are some very, very unique reasons why those devices are worth hanging on to and keeping a hold of, maybe even learning how to keep it maintained. But if you are looking for a cassette player or a CD player, I know for a fact they've got little boom boxes right now at your local Walmart, the big box store Walmart's that have the grocery store and the other goods to go back to the electronic department For 30, I think it's $35 last time we were there. They have a little blue box That's a CD player and a tank cassette and AMF and radio sitting on the shelf They're not the highest quality, but it's something if you want to be able to listen to your cassette tapes, if you want to be able to listen to CDs, if you're going around to garage sales or to estate sales and you're picking up old media that way you have something that you don't have to constantly pay for again through the streaming media services or the other thing, you can pick up music. You can pick up books on CD or cassette and play and listen to them at your leisure without ads, without any of the other BS. Other than with the cassette tapes, if you don't just flip it over and listen to the other side completely again, you may have to rewind it, which that's not that big a deal. So again, something to look at there if you're interested in the physical media and gaining more independence from the streaming companies that are putting a leash on what you can and cannot hear. That's one way to go about it. I don't have a source other than some websites for VHS players and Blu-Ray players and that kind of stuff right now. Although I did see DVD players Nothing that was a terrible deal or in big quantity. The boom boxes that they have there, the little ones. There may be a foot across stand about five to six inches tall with the CD player and a cassette tape deck on it. It does have an auxiliary port in, but I did not see an auxiliary port out. So unfortunately, those units would not work for like playing media over the mixing board here at Liberty Tree Radio, which it did. I still may end up getting one and seeing if I can create an output from the speaker line. old-school, you know, do some soldering, add some extra wires, put a little port in and congratulations, we'll have an output. But I have seen that there are some better models that are out there that you can get a hold of that do have an auxiliary out and an auxiliary in, so. Oh yeah, that was something else. These stupid little boomboxes actually are Bluetooth compatible, so if you have your cell phone and you want to listen to streaming media or something over these boombox, use them as a speaker, you can. You just got to pair them with your smart device or the device you want to use it as a speaker. Anyway, we're at the top of the hour. The intelligence report is coming up next. I just wanted to throw that in there before we got to The intel report, we're going to step back and we'll bring up Mark here in just a second. We'll be on WBCQ. 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It is, well, it's Cinco di Amo Day. It's Friday! Aye, signore signore, signore. Today is the day that we purchased the ammunition for our seconds, for our rifles, and for our pistols. For today is Cinco di Amo Day! And it is a day where we celebrate. Viva la liberte! Viva la revoluciem! Yes, the second American war for independence when we get rid of the globalists, drive them out of our country, and kill them dead or in a doornail. Anyway, it is the 8th of August. 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. Give it all, she's got cupped in. And 2025 Battle for the Republic Book 1, not Book 3. I was going to say Book 3 because, yeah, part of Dark Anniversary is happening now with some stuff going on around the country. But no, Book 1, The Dance of Swords and The Betrayal. So that's the core of what's happening now. Betrayal in the District of Criminals in Washington, D.C. So... things going on heading into the weekend. Number one, it is going to be a hot and probably we're going to get some rain in the middle of the weekend. We can pretty well account on that. It's been holding off and it's been wryly down here in the bottom of the state of Michigan. It looked like it wanted to rain today, but it did not. And Ed, it just stares at you and does nothing. So we'll expect more of the same. We've got Ed there. Go ahead, jump in, please. While we were doing the two hours of the intelligence report earlier, there was an active shooter event in Atlanta, across from the CDC at a C.V. pharmacy. If you look for that, you may not find it because all the articles have it listed as shooting at the Emory University campus in Atlanta. But the shooting was actually at a CBS pharmacy, a kitty corner from the CDC and the campus. The shooter is dead. I don't have information about how he took his own life or the car, to trick him out. They put a shelter in place. He keeps hearing about kids in the daycare center, but the daycare center is not where the shooting was taking place. It was the CBS I don't have any information on the employees of the CVS, if they were injured or whatnot, or a lot on the shooter right now. But the event ended before we came up on the town hall. We did play some of the news clips that had come out during that. We also had a, what else? There was another one I don't remember hearing about, but we pulled it off of Anthony Bryan Logan's YouTube channel. Apparently there was a base shooting as well, but that's not from today. That was from like four days ago. A couple days ago. Yeah. Yeah, the, uh, there's, you don't know who got a gun off to the military base and got it, had a firearm at his duty state. I thought it was kids like, so wait. You're on a military base, which in theory you would think your troops are supposed to be armed. And again, we know that they're more in prison than some prisoners are. Right. Not only that, but you know, that's absolutely goofy or stupid to begin with. What do you think? Every time you come on post, they're going to search every car, top to bottom, rip out the seats? How would you get a gun on base? I don't know. I can think of a half a million ways. You know not the least of which is walk over the fence throw the son of a bugger off and you know in an area That's remote, but you know still might be monitored, but you could toss something over the fans You can actually only go over to where you toss her over the fence. I mean come on That's if you're really having to spend a lot of wasted time doing something But dumbass statements that you know especially the kind that they're making now just you want to slap them But they're they're so stinkin stupid it wouldn't be any good Seriously. And it's not going to, that situation, in other words, bad puppy, is not going to change. There's nothing we're going to do to fix stupid. But the comments, and of course the reason that the events are getting more coverage is because they need to create some kind of distracted crisis. and build up the crisis cycle for whatever it is that they have planned that they're gonna try to get away with. Oh, well, we've already, they're pushing a bill through right now. It's the, it's a funding bill for veterans and the VA and other veteran benefits, and they've got attached to it. Now, we just, with the big beautiful bill supposedly, we cut a lot of stuff out of the NFA, right? Well, they're trying to increase what's still left on the NFA to a $5,000 tax on the firearms that are still on the NFA if they can get this Veterans Bill passed. They cacked it onto the end of it. The Gun Owners of America has a piece on it on their YouTube page if people want to go check that out. We played it during the town hall meeting. So yeah. As far as I know, they haven't been able to do that. They really wanted to change that, but they haven't been able to because of the way the law was written up. They haven't been able to increase the N.I.V.A. They haven't been able to do that. Well, no, again, it's... That's what you're trying to do. What they're doing is what I've said before is that what they'll argue, and if you knew what was going on behind the scenes, they're trying to properly adjust for devalued dollars. Instead of the idea that we're going to take all the NFA fees away, which by the way, they're not getting rid of the license. So at any given time, the bullshitters can add whatever they want to it, which really is the plan. I think that's what Trump's plan is to go along with the anti-gunners. The Israelis already have a plan. The Israelis have told him what the marching order plan is, and he's moving with it. But the actual the final end result of this is that everything is being set up for the big final wave when the kosher mafia gets the rest of the Communist Party back in. All the lead behinds are still in the system. They're doing exactly what was expected. Trump is being run around like I said before. He got a big brass ring through his dinkus and they just drag him around where they want to order him whatever they want to have done. He does it for obvious reasons. And the rest is history, as they say. So they're setting up for the big wave. We need to be prepared for that. I cannot stress enough. Guys, invest in ammunition, arms, and continue to do a better job of putting on the shelf what you are going to need to save the country. We are going to have to save the country. It's that simple. So to do that, we're going to fight. We need to make sure that we're properly squared away for it. Trump is not running the system, somebody else is running the system, and in the process, running Trump. We all know who that is. They've been very blatant about it. They don't even hesitate now, so writing's on the wall. Very quickly, first of all, real quick, Ed, how many people are supposed to have been shot at this event? Uh-oh, we lost Ed. Before you go too far, At least one police officer and one other individual at the CBS that I can confirm. I don't have a full body count on this yet, dad. Well, my point, okay, if that's the best that they could do, because normally they'll blurt out more than were hit and then work their way up. So if that's the best they could do, this wasn't even worth reporting. It was reported for the sake of having a gun story. Well, if you watch any of the videos, okay, the focus are on the kids in the daycare center, which was nearby but not in the building where the shooting was taking place at. It's down around the street, but they cordoned off the whole big area and did a shelter in place order for people that way they're fishing a bill, you know. And they are focused on, oh, the poor kids, poor kids could have been shot, poor kids could have been shot. Oh, by the way, the CDC is right across the street. Oh, by the way, it's not at the campus. It's actually at the CEDS kiddie corner from the campus. And no kids were in school yet at the campus. Which, by the way, yeah, well. Depending on where again, it's in the Atlanta area. So who knows? Whatever happened happened at the CBS whatever it was over and it really didn't involve the campus or the CDC or the Or the come on daycare center, which they keep bringing up It was all focused at that CBS the CBS parking lot and into the CBS building the shootout that he had with the officer and Again, the details have been pretty vague. Even watching the live stuff, they were all focused on the daycare center, the daycare center, the daycare center, even though all the articles were that it was happening at the campus. And of course, they had to throw in that it was across the street from the CPC. No place that I would really be concerned much about. Oops, did I say that? Yeah, seriously. And again, the idea is that the whole thing was a propaganda construct. That's what its purest purpose was. So a non-entity event being driven to the national level. I mean, let's think about something. Don't you think there probably been a couple robberies in Texas today? You think there were some robberies, maybe somebody shot. How about in Michigan here? Michigan's pretty big. You think somebody got shot today or stabbed? and or robbed or carjacked today because that's really what this is the equivalent to. Well, a police officer got shot. Well, the cop is supposed to be doing his job. That's part of the risk of doing the job. Congratulations. It sounds like he probably made it. Your point? Well, yeah, but it's also it's Atlanta. Atlanta is a toilet right now. Atlanta is literally where everybody in Detroit that was a criminal went. Does everybody understand that about Atlanta? Atlanta, it's got so much bigger. Yeah, it's a toilet. Okay, let's understand that right now. It is nothing but, you know, Detroit reset. Because everybody who was up here went down there. And that's why the population, well, it's still the population had unique issues several years ago. You know, 20 years ago. This is the year What do you think Atlanta was like 30 years ago? Well, it wasn't as bad. No, it wasn't probably as bad, but it was bad. See how that works? Atlanta, okay, everybody, you know what, let's do this. Before we go any farther, I'm going to ask you all to do something tonight. Atlanta is one of those places I have pointed out time and again that it's just off the map. You know, you don't hear about it unless they want to tell you something, point your brain towards something. Otherwise, you just don't hear about it. Now here's why. Atlanta proper is a very small area by comparison to the vast perimeter suburbs that make up the rest of Atlanta. Hold on. There is something in Atlanta. Go ahead. I'm going to say there is something big in Atlanta for the propaganda arm. Not many people know it, but CNN's main offices are there in the headquarter. Right, the headquarters is right there. But that, again, the problem we have here is that there are at least seven different major suburbs that have developed as extensively as Atlanta proper. And this is because of the transmigration down the 75 corridor. That's the part everybody you go take I'd go get first of all get a national map Take a look at where I 75 goes start start from the top of the country Now if you pay attention, you'll notice something you've got let's see Saginaw Bay City Flint, Michigan Pontiacs off to the side Then Detroit. Well, wait a minute as we go south tutelty do As we go farther south, you know, you've got Columbus. How many different cities? Oh, by the way, 75 rolls right through Cincinnati on its way over the Ohio. And literally, what's happened is there's been this toilet flush as the crack war happened. People transmigrated, but also to get away from the fact that they had records. They were in trouble here. In fact, let me point something out. Whenever somebody busts bail here in Michigan, typically from Detroit, do you know the very first place they look? Everybody, do you know what the cops do first thing? They literally put an APB out in Florida. Why? It's the other end of the I-75 corridor. It's like it's now this natural invasion route. for the criminal combines. Of course it works both ways. If you're moving dope into the country you can run right up to 75 also. But the big thing is this is why Atlanta has become such a massive block separate from all the activity you see with the move-ins in Florida. However, as I said, a percentage of what's up here move down to Florida. Quite a few as a matter of fact. So quite a few people. So anyway, the fact is that Atlanta has basically taken on all of the trappings, all the problems, and should carry the moniker of, you know, probably murder, you know, the murder capital of the country. I don't know if they're there yet. I think Chicago still beats everybody out, which is why they don't use it in the news anymore the way they used to. They'd pick a city and it's the murder capital. Well, when was the last time you heard him reference a murder capital? You think about that. I mean after all, they used to be pretty popular. Everybody, of course, everybody's vying to be the murder capital, don't you know? How many can we kill so we can get on the list? I don't know. I'll have to check the numbers, but don't worry. You're probably close. All right. I've always wanted to be on some list. Okay, so as it is, what's interesting about this is that Atlanta, that's nothing. I mean for the Atlanta, if you were to look at Atlanta criminal statistics, Then you step back and look at what they just made as a national report. It's like that doesn't make any sense. In fact, I'd be willing to guarantee that there's probably one, two, three, four, five, or ten other incidents right there in Atlanta that are worse. But they don't fit what is the propaganda narrative that they're running. In other words, they're running a scam, which is to create crisis. And that's why, again, Ed, you were able to pull it out pretty quick. It's one of those things where the entire operation is centered around stirring the pot, grating the tempest in a teapot. And they're doing just exactly that. But it is good to see the, to point it out, okay, to be able to express it because this is part of the indication that they are trying desperately to bring up the temperature, the water, you know, bring up the rise in temperature and bring up the water level. And it's, you know, it's one of those things where lots of crisis but no substance. Lots of noise, you know, but no, no, no, no, uh, uh, you know, the, the shooter thought this out so well that they were within walking distance of the hospital where they just walked the shot cop and the other shot person. Just a little bit over to the hospital literally the hospital is right there. Well that was so nice of him. I mean after all it makes it for you know convenient medical support virtually at your walking distance fingertips. Who could ask for more? Now what a decent shooter. Well number one we don't have five, ten, twenty, thirty people hit, right? One person shot and a police officer shot. Hmm. No, we don't have that many people. Whatever happened, it happened at the CVS. I don't know if it started out in the parking lot or it started in the building, but I do know from the report that something happened in the parking lot and something happened in the building. Something, right. Well, again, that's their words, Dad. OK, something happened in the parking lot, something happened in the building. They know that the cops were shot, at least one other person was shot. I don't have any confirmation on any other victims other than that the shooter himself is dead. Which usually happens when the cops are filling full of lead. You know, after he's not really thought the process through and somehow thought he had the magic teflon uniform on. I should say, you know, magic teflon t-shirt. So, again, well, pay attention because the fact that they're taking such an inane the event and trying to whip it up is a good indication that they're on a cycle. And so we're going to see a series of other actions that they're going to bring to everybody's attention purely for the purpose of creating angst. Now that's, that is again something that needs to be paid attention to. The issue is where would a primary event be taking place? Because they're gonna keep pointing to one event then the other event in the next year and oh my god in this Culmination in this thing happening. What thing well this thing right here? Well, yeah, you know the first thing I thought of when they said it was a CVS and something happened outside and something happened inside I Can imagine somebody going through the drive-thru trying to get their pros act or their ritalin or whatever healthy on product? They were going for And then being denied for whatever reason or being told that it wasn't ready and the person needed it. And it's really hot outside. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever happened in the parking lot probably happened, I will say, if it was something to do with the pharmacy and not the other part of the store. Probably started at the drive-through where they have those drive-through setups now, escalated to where they came into the store and That's where stuff happened. I'm sorry sir, but your prescription has been denied. What do you mean my prescription denied? I always have my prescription here. Well, there's a problem that people have been having with CBS down here in this area. They either overfill the prescription where you can't afford to pick it up and they will not, they won't split it without a pharmacy technician being there. And the pharmacy technician isn't there all the time. Usually it's just a grunt to take the prescription that's prepackaged and then handed out the window to the person who comes to pick it up. They're not allowed to mess with the pills or anything. They have to wait for the actual pharmacist to come in and do that to fix the problem which they caused in the first place by overloading the prescription. I can see that frustrating some people. It didn't have to be pros that either. It could have been somebody's heart medication. It could have been somebody's insulin for their grandmother. Who knows what happened, but it wasn't that easy. Well, not only that, it's hot outside. It's hot down south right now. It's summertime, boys. Popsicles. And nobody had anything to cool off with. So somebody decided they were going to make somebody room temperature. Pop, pop, pop. Now, it could also have been a robbery. We don't know. There are so many options on something like this when you have such a horrible way of trying to generate the crisis key that they throw something like this out there and then everybody is supposed to get into semi-panic mode for whatever reason. And there really isn't a good reason. It's like well, but in fact at this time of year you're in between with a lot of colleges you're in between Any kind of active school time to on top everything else you have short semesters. I don't know which colleges You in a mandatory gun-free zone that was right across from the school so I guarantee you it's Atlanta they probably have some Thousand-foot rule which that would have fallen in place of so they probably told me door personnel that they can't have personal firearms for their protection and don't worry the campus cops are there they'll protect you blah blah blah blah blah and none of that happened. Now if the government was there they'll take care of it exactly. Well I'll tell you what we're gonna do we're at the bottom of the hour hold on here we have to do a few more I have a whole book here of music requests you do realize that guys with everybody that has called and forgive me has emailed in We are filling a small log book. I just went to a log book because it's a lot easier. Ah, now I remember this song by the way, but somebody thought it'd be kind of cool. So Ed, if you could Adele, A-D-E-L-E, Skyfall, the Bond theme, the Bond movie theme, Skyfall. Adele, that's the first one, Skyfall. And so again, by the way, it was not Adele, but Bob, literally Bob, okay, well, maybe it's Robert, but you sent me the email as Bob. So Bob requested Adele-Skyfall. And hold on here, I've got the other one lined up. Joe Walsh, the confessor. So, these are two unique requests, and from two unique parts of the country, we'll let you know more about that in a minute, Bob requested Adele slash Skyfall, and the second song, Joe Walsh, The Confessor. Joe Walsh, The Confessor. And so, those are our two requests for the bottom of the arc. If you'd like to make a music request, you can send me an email at liberty at provide.net, liberty at provide.net. The movie song was requested by, and that was Skyfall, and for Bob, over in Connecticut. Oh God, you're behind enemy lines. And then also the second song, well from the opposite end of the country, way out in Oregon, eastern Oregon as a matter of fact, down River Junction. But would I understand? And I want to say thank you, we appreciate that. Again, if you'd like to make a music request, I'm An email at liberty at ProVide.net. And of course if you have the other contacts, you know how to do that, if you're doing something through the UltraNet side, just do a regular spike. I'll see it. And again, still put a title, music request. And then needless to say band or artist. And then album if you can, that's nice. proper name for the song if not get some words and we'll try to figure it out how do you like that even if you Just mark. I remember this song. We'll see if we can track it down. I'll bet you I can find it I'm pretty good at usually interpreting things like that so it'll work out anyway. That's over at Liberty at provide net music request also if you can put a link in there That's what a lot of you have been doing and that helps a great deal so we'll make sure that we do the best we can provide you with a Well, control of the network for a couple of minutes each. Now, heading into the end of the hour, we're going into the work weekend, by the way, too. Don't forget that. This is going to be a very hot weekend, classic August here in Michigan. Be prepared and watch for thermal casualties because this time of year, the heat will take a person down quicker than you can pay attention. So, you've got to constantly be monitoring your people in the field. Do not forget this. We've got all the usual smattering of training exercise sites all active. There's nothing that's changed there. In addition to that, of course, we do have the one rustic site we may be shutting down completely for a bit before we lose the overhead cover because of what's being proposed for construction. As long as we have overhead tree cover, etc., and everybody has good discipline on the road, it's difficult to figure out who's doing what where. We like to keep it that way. So just a heads up, if you get to the Rustic 2, which should have a name by now, guys, duh, I've asked about this more than a few times. But if you're going to be participating again, get in conversation, let's see what we can do to expedite that construction. I know they're going to be in conversation over that this weekend. Anyway, enough on that now. Last but not least, how many people have died in the Ukraine-Russia war that was fabricated by the Israelis? The Jewish mob created this conflict. The Jewish mob manipulates Ukraine and has for a very long time. Obviously it's part of the old Khazarian garbage. We know how a lot of people know about that. Some of you don't. If you don't know anything about the Khazar history, etc., which they'll try to lie about and claim, whoa, it's just crazy conspiracy theory. Well, before we go any farther, I'm going to remind you to do some homework. Go to the Encyclopedia Judaica. If you've never heard of it, I understand why. It's called the Encyclopedia Judaicae. I've read it. I've read it all the way through twice. And most important is to understand that you get to read the words of the people who hate you. Once you understand and get a chance to read the words of the people who hate you, you will understand why they're being so blatant and out in the open and wagging their weenie in your face right now. But, one of the areas that has been in contest, and they're trying everything they can to not talk about certain things, the Jewish Communists took over Eastern Europe across the board all the way to the Baltic states. When the Jewish Communists did, they bragged before they took over that they were going to murder every Christian they possibly could. And the moment that they were able to move the secret police into place and create the Czechs, they did. They started killing everybody they possibly could. Ukraine's Christian Orthodox, not of Rome, the Christian, that's really of Constantinople for all practical purposes because remember that's Eastern Empire as opposed to Western Empire of Rome. The Orthodox Ukrainians were highly independent under the Czar. They felt that with the change in supposed politics that things were going to free up a bit. Well, they found out wrong. Immediately, the Jewish mob had a plan to take and control the food base of Eastern Europe, which was Ukraine, the equivalent to the breadbasket of America, the plain states back in the day. And so what happened is they started killing off the Ukrainian population of Orthodox Christians. The Jewish mob had an overlapping series of mass attacks on the population. They starved the population. It is known as the holodrama. It is what you will never hear about. Oh, the Jews and the six million stuff it. Okay, way before the fake lie number that six million Jews died in World War II, which by the way they also claimed that six million Jews died before World War I, which is a complete lie also. In all of Europe, by the way. All was a plan thing. Yeah, that six million magic number seems to be the bullshit number they come up with constantly throughout history. And it's always the same lie, and it's always the same liars committing the same lies. But... The holodrama in which the Jewish communists impaled people on stakes, stole all of the crops and all of the food from the population of the Ukrainian Christian Orthodox population, when they were at the later stage of murdering as many Christians as the Jews through the Jewish communist, Czechest secret police, started a death march and they rounded up most every Christian that they could and those that were out far enough in the boondocks, maybe they weren't tagged, but everybody they could was put on the road and marched all halfway to Siberia. And then halfway there they stopped everybody, no food for the most part, whatever was whatever scraps were thrown at them. They turned the population around and walked them back. This killed millions. They killed millions in the Ukraine. This was done by the Jewish communists, the same Jewish trash that... You see that? This was by Bush, the woman in the Ukraine. She is Jewish. You need to send her money. Send her money. In other words, send money to the Israelis so that they can laugh their ass off with the little drama skit that they've done and there's a bunch of schmucks that are stupid enough to do that. So, what basically happened is, before World War II, is that the Ukrainian people had been attacked, starved, murdered, tortured, etc., etc. Here's the part of the story they don't talk about, and even when the people are supposedly up to speed on what happened in the Ukraine. When Germany finally started to come east with the Barbarossa Campaign, The Germans faced off against what was the planned invading army for Western Europe. All of Stalin's armor was forward. All or most of Stalin's artillery was forward. All of the infantry and critical points were ready for invasion. This is the part nobody wants to talk about. You have to always do it from the... Well, the Germans could see the writing on the wall. Poland is the natural invasion corridor. Poland drank the Kool-Aid, helped to create, sorry guys, our Polish listeners know this is true. The Poles agreed with the rest of Western Europe to create an incident against Germany so they could then attack Germany from three sides. There was a double, double cross here. Poland was not supported, so Poland was on its own. Now meanwhile, they always tell you about the Germans coming in from the West and the East, but they always downplay. Stalin invaded from the East and took as much of Poland as he could. Why could he do that? Because his invading army force was ready to jump off against Europe. The Jewish bankers of France, America, and the Jewish bankers running England froze and allowed Stalin to advance into Poland by not supporting Poland with material aid, weapons, ammunition, and they did not start a second front. So, in reverse order, now Barbarossa takes place to jump off and Germany's forces go east. Here's this part that nobody talks about. Ukraine, during this period, rose up against the Jewish communists. Does everybody understand that? You want to avoid this, or if they do, they only mention names, but they don't explain what's happening. Ukraine has had half of its population, unlike the Jewish lie about 6 million Jews, a complete lie. In reverse order, as many or more Ukrainian Christians have already been impaled on stakes, raped to death, starved to death, marched to death, banded to death, shot to death, and everybody's had enough. So when Germany started going east, the Ukrainian people rose up and attacked the communists in Ukraine. Do you know about this? They were so successful in their total revolt against the Jewish communists, that they wiped out the commissars, they wiped out the secret police because they knew who they were. That was who was in the Ukraine. That's the Russians that were in the Ukraine. Jewish, communist commissars. So they wiped their ass out and they literally killed every last one of the bastards. But here's what they don't tell you. They were so effective that they had captured vast amounts of material equipment and included two, the equivalent or nothing material to create two armored divisions. And so two units, they were called the Rona. You ever reference to any of this? You don't hear any of it. The Rona divisions. The Rona divisions actually were armed, equipped, killed off the Communists, and then turned and attacked the back of the Communists while the Germans were fighting to the east. See any stories about that? Get any information on that? The only ones that were available to kill off the Ukrainians were the Jewish secret police Czechoslovaks and NSKVD. And because of that, they weren't good fighters, they were just horrible, terrible, wicked, satanic, pedo-queer secret police. Oh, with all kinds of weapons. So the Ukrainians beat the Jesus out of the Communists and took Ukraine back. You ever hear anything about this? Oh, they keep mentioning these guys. This guy's terrible. That guy's terrible because he was... Well, he worked with the Germans if you had been in Ukraine. And your people were being murdered mercilessly, starved to death, executed daily, whole families dead in their homes at the hands of the Jewish communists. What would you do? Now understand that if you aren't serious about what's going on, they're planning on doing the same thing to the American people right now. They hate you. They hate Christianity. Of course, there are a whole lot of Americans that are Satanic pedo-queers now, too. You can see that by just the activities that are around the country. We understand that. So, yeah, we got plenty of Twilight Zone fruit loops all on our own here, but they're going to side with who? Why, the Jewish Communists, of course. So understand that when the Ukrainians did this, they were completely successful in driving out the Jewish Communist control. They were so effective that they literally were able to arm up and fight effectively. Now, eventually these forces, yes, they did link up with the Germans. Why? Well, they weren't going to side with the stinking communists. Duh. So, but when your propaganda, I said they made the Nazis, they made the Nazis. Well, they'd already had the communists, the communists, the communists. I am really fascinated right now by how people are playing down the Communists that are in the supposed Patriot sphere. I was watching something today and I just wanted to reach you to the screen and B-slap the fool. But you got to understand, all of this is part of the kosher mafia propaganda BS that they've generated for decades. Whereby it was like, well, it could propose the fake communist threat. Do you know anything about 1917 to 1941 and from 1941 through to Stalin's final last gas breath of 1955? Do the math on that. 1917 to 1955 and even then they didn't de-Stalinize completely. Just the reverse. They had to be more couth because they were trying to get productivity out of the population. Now, they did get productivity out with the slave whip. They got people to make things, but everybody learned to back off making things, because if you were too obviously skilled, you'd be expected to do more, but you didn't get any benefits. The high nail also would be attacked. You know, that's a term they love to use. Well, guess what? You're a thinking person. The Jewish mob doesn't like them. Remember, in the Talmud, the best of the goyim should have their heads crushed like snakes. Who are they talking about? Well, if you're a thinking person you duh hello McFly So anyway How many died how many died before? 1931 Reason I bring this up is now here. We are it is 2025 1.8 million white Christian men have died because the Jewish mob running the Ukraine now pushed the Ukraine into a conflict so that white Christian males on the Russian side were dying by the droves. And everybody is, oh, that's great. They're not communists anymore. I'd be the first to tell you about, they're still globalists, let's make no mistake, I've already explained this over and over again on this program for decades. Every one of these countries will be globalists the moment they're told to be if the spit, swap and ring knockers tell them to flip. Now don't make any mistake about that. And that's the management, that includes Putin. Putin is playing his part for the time being. Okay. But the fact of the matter is that 1.8 million white Christians have been killed because the Jewish mob wants to clear out the countryside just like they did with the holodrama. They just use the other tool that's always available in the toolbox. You know, mass warfare. They're planning on doing the same thing here with mass murder against the American people. You're all supposed to be caught flat-footed. We're not. I'm fascinated the responses of people here just in the last couple of weeks because of all the fumblings that the fools have made in Washington and the fact that people are, well, they're doing more than waking up. So all of you are part of that. Remember, look up the Ukraine, the Rona division. Rona division. They were the anti-communists who rose up, killed off the communists who were slaughtering their people. and then rose up the rest of the way to build an army and drive the communists out of the Ukraine. That's what they did. Before the Germans got their people. Before. Anyway, we're at the top. God bless our republic. Yep, with the new world order, we shall prevail, ladies and gentlemen. The empire is on the run. And we're on the mark. We're going to get out of here for now. 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