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 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. I dreamed the other night that, well, I didn't understand. 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've fought a revolution to secure our liberty. We wrote the Constitution as a shield from tyranny. For future generations, this legacy we gave. In this, the land 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 is 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 and you've traded in your name. You've given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and 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 doctors so their children will be... Your leaders send artillery and guns to foreign shores and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? Both sons of the Republic arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and eat God given right. Pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As I awoke he vanished in the midst of whence he came. His words were true, we are not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trampled, each God given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside 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? The good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... 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It's been beautiful, super bright after we got a whole bunch of, not a whole bunch, yet snow. temperatures rollercoastering today with the sun out it's cooking but the cold wind is coming out of the north on the 10th of November and of course it is the 17th year of open obvious and in your face Fabian socialist and Soviet socialist occupation of America with a gay 2025 older calendar I'll give it all she's got captain 125 percent and 2025 Battle for the Republic book to the winter war. The first part of the winter war is now here because the snow is hit. So we use that as a demarcation point. But at the beginning of the day... It's also the 60th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Yep. Actually, who knows? There probably wasn't even any time for him to hit the siren or the whistle. You never know. The Clackston, depending on what they had on board the ship, or if nothing else, the Steam Whistle. There was probably enough time to go, oh shoot, and the team never got out. Anyway, yes, 10th of November. Bright today, but little clouds coming in still from the northwest, although the storm front is supposed to be coming at us from the southeast. or for it to be southwest, correction, get that right. Instead, our winds have steadily been coming in from the northwest and constant. And I'll tell you what, it's pushing the big flag straight out, so that should tell you something about wind velocity and the amount of energy we got there because they're holding all day. So here's the battle. We've got clear blue sky and we've got cold air from Valhalla. And this is creating a conflict for the moment, but that's not going to last Supposedly by the end of the week here by Thursday. We're going to jump back up to 70 degrees Wow what a surprise no not for me and Then the 65 then progressively rain and then we're right back to where we typically see November, but this is a November in its classic sense Actually, I would have expected this sooner with October, but you know it is the 10th guys were past the first week of November heads up That's because he needs a fall warning. He says, hey, where's Common? Be warned. We are here. Yeah. Cold winds are howling. Well, it's bitter. The air is cold. Got a bite. So what have I said before? Cold weather gear in your vehicle. The other thing here, again, With the weather shift, also color pattern shift, something we've talked about last week with snow camo, or at least again combining, we could use snow camouflage. You could use some white grays or the classic Urban would work exceptionally well outside right now. In fact, there is a variation, and I wish I could still find it, and actually MilTech made it, which was a green range, white-gray, but with a green in it. And it's not any of the greens we see. It wasn't the sage green. Halfway between the sage green and the OD green and by God this time of year that type of pattern of woodland camo, it was made by Miltech. They didn't make it but in some small batches but it worked exceptionally well. Right now it would be the camo to have. There's enough white because we do have the white. The gray, of course, to make up for your tree line, gray is in gray greens and mosses. And then there was a medium green and I think another gray green in there because remember it's multi woodland. And that camo, if I could find it, I'd buy the bejesus out of it. It's a seasonal because the white isn't going to be good through the summer months, but you need seasonal camouflage in a temperate environment. One camel doesn't do all, even multi-scam, which is of course that was a whole idea of multi-scam. But it does everything. Yeah, it does to a degree. And all of these camouflage, each one has its ups and downs in terms of its service area. Not just season, but area of operation. Example, we have big, big pine stands up here. Today, tiger stripe. You disappear with tiger stripe into the pine tree lines. Somebody's always asked me, where does tiger work? It works in a lot of places, you'd be surprised. But remember when you have the layered branches, think about how the layered branches of pine trees lay. And today with the bright light we had, it's another predator uniform. Tiger stripe in the high low pine forest with the snow on it, especially like right now, is perfect. I'll throw a little snow camel veil or whatever on top of everything so you got like on the upper part of your body. You look just like the rest of the terrain. We've done this before for a very, very long time for many decades. We've experimented with all of these. But I am curious. You're not seeing woodland. produce any big quantity except for aftermarket. Obviously there are some militaries but everybody's doing the multi-scam routine which means nobody's going to be able to figure out who anybody is which means you have to electronically slash digitally ID yourself which then makes you a bigger target because I don't have to even look at you. I could just register your carrier, your benchmark frequency and then go yep enemy bang, enemy bang, enemy bang, enemy bang, enemy bang, or You have to because everybody is wearing the same colors where some kind of color cloth or plastic Well guys that defeats the whole purpose behind wearing the camouflage I'm cabbled all over except for red stripes on both arms and red stripe the back of my helmet and a red stripe on my leg or my ass over the butt pack they put them there usually So that that way I will get shot by friendlies, but well no it's not difficult to see you find you then is it? Yellow, blue, red doesn't mean it's what the marker is. Go ahead, call your champion there. The tags that they put on most of the commercial stuff, it seems to be Hunter Orange, the tabs and the little stripes and stuff. I was going to ask about the Norwegian camo, which looks like a really good woodland without all the black in it. Have you run into any more of that? No, I have not run into it anywhere. Over. It's not really let out. The Norwegian puzzle pattern, there was a burp of it that came out probably around eight years or more now. First of all, they don't give away much. They don't get rid of much. They're a poorer country even though Norway is not poor. All the northern European countries were much more conservative about wasting everything. So they actually do take care of their support inventory, and they know that what they have is maybe all they have. So the number of biggest problems is they don't give up much. But in recent years, the latest pattern, as everybody's pointed out if they're into the business, is they won't allow a direct copy to be sold anymore. They've copyrighted their camo, and they're highly aggressive about keeping people off it. That's our problem. So we could make a copy. You can make your own. You can make a variation. I mean, there's a few things I would do. The Norwegian pattern. Example, if we had the earlier 50s and 60s Norwegian patterns, I think those work better in general because what they did is they intentionally get a bleed through in the cloth. And what I mean by that is if you look at the back end, you've got a certain amount of the coloration on the front of the cloth in the back. But it's enough that when they left it in a white base underneath, when you flip the uniform around, it's designed to be flipped inside out. You actually have your basic camouflage bleeding through in spots, but with a white base, white-gray base overcolor. And what that looks like is kind of like what we have outside right now, where we've got snow covered, but we've got bleed through because the sun's beaming. And that was their idea of having a winter camouflage uniform readily available. Another thing is that concept works with what you traditionally are either over schmock or over over cloth sets. You know the camouflage is an add-on item, the uniform. Your paste uniform is OD green or gray green or whatever you've got is your standard natural color or you're wearing woolens, you're wearing wool uniforms. And then you use the camouflage shells as your over color for the season. Like the German Special Forces that had those smocks that had the The camo on them and the pants were a camo. And reverse out. You can actually pull them inside out and all of a sudden you're shazam, you're another season. Yep. The Finns were good for this. Norway did a variation on this. The 50s and 60s are where they were dominant. It doesn't mean there isn't something like that still out there, but I think the Finland, we did get some of the Finn uniforms like that too and they pretty well pittered out. Part of that is the same reason we saw big poles of Polish stuff for a bit and then it stopped because they were selling to buy because they wanted to buy more of whatever the new standard was. I think that was a mistake in several ways because their patterns work for their area of operation. As long as you don't drink the Kool-Aid and become stupid and think you're going to be a colonial power going out to the planet to steal shit from people for the Israelis. Because that's really where the problem is. They sell out, they become prostitutes to the Israelis. And when that happens with the Jewish mob, well you're screwed because now you have to make your national identity disappear always. That's what the whole thing about the EU is, is that all these countries, the reason we saw the surplus is the first thing they did is they told them, you got to get rid of all your own stuff and go to whatever junk standard they pull out of their arse. Not necessarily a good solution, it's just that you had to buy NATO junk. And remember the Jewish mob already controlled them. So whatever was popping out was not necessarily the first best choice, but it was what they were ramming down everybody's throat for the sake of political correctness. So there's ups and downs surplus is surplus number one. That's our biggest problem. He's like well I'd like to have more of that It's surplus. I've said this many times once it's gone. It's gone. That's that's the biggest problem with surplus so When we see something nowadays I can try to buy it out and I try to grab every last piece we can and Buy it out because there probably won't be anymore And it's useful for our purposes and so we take advantage of that Another thing, and again the Norwegian, the Norwegian puzzle pattern and the Norwegian ambush pattern are the two camos that really are really up high in the scale. And they don't match anything anybody else has, so the neat thing is that if you have it, somebody else can't just run out and grab a copy to try and infiltrate. It's not just readily available over the counter, so to speak. That's the other advantage of having certain camouflages. Example, the new camos that the CMM have put together are totally freestanding and unique to the CMM because they're home built. Now, yes, the foundation for these are standard stuff that's off the shelf. But the bottom line is that you've come up with a unique eye twister. The camouflage works well. It blends in with our temperate environment where we're located and most of the country. And it's not multi-cam, but it does offer a wide range of options for an environmental blend in where you can go with it. And that's really what you're fighting an uphill battle on is to kind of be able to slide from one environment to the next. It is always an issue. That is something that always is a toughie because the planet is different depending on where you go. It's not like that. That's not like us here, you know. That's basically what it comes down to. Yeah. Yeah, we're not going out to the desert unless I gotta go help somebody in the southwest after Indiana's taken care of. Right, that's the fight for Florida. Go ahead. Actually, two things. Today is the 250th anniversary of the Continental Marines. Oh yeah, the Green Congressional Congress instituted the Continental Marines back yonder 250 years ago. Yep, so happy birthday and again rough. Well, I was interesting about Go ahead It's also the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the pride of the American side the American the Edmund Fitzgerald 50 years ago today over you see weather out there You know, it's interesting we are having close dynamic weather right now with this hot cold. This is what brought the storms about. However, I will point out, we did not have snow that November up north anywhere across the state. We were warmer than we are today. Now, today itself, well, outside, we've got snow all the way to the bottom of Michigan. We've got snow outside. It's not really locked in. The ground is not frozen. I could go out and put a shovel anywhere I want to at this moment and work outside if I wanted to. If there's something I needed to do, I could get to it. And back when that happened, we had reasonably warm weather for that window of time. I was out there when that ship sank. I was in an operation in the upper part of the state of Michigan on the coast. And it was a very, very medium warm. It wasn't overly warm. It wasn't overly cold. It was an average November day. but with reasonably warm temperatures. And I will point that out because all I was wearing was an M65 field jacket with a standard Haula-Fill liner. I was wearing a standard patrol cap. I did have gloves on, but that's only because, again, we were out and it was wet. And so to keep everything from getting too cold and soaked, I was wearing a standard D3A leather gloves with wool liners. And that was enough to keep me happy. It wasn't overly cold. Now we were wet. And remember, I've told you a million times, when you get wet, those calories at the calorie puller, it will bring your temperature down quickly. And that's what you had to watch out for. That's the one thing we did have. Good. I heard a voice. It's a color jumper there. Up here we have what they call tracking snow. We don't got a lot, but we got enough. You shot it there and you could definitely track it. Right. That's where we are here. We got enough snow on the ground to give you. Blood trail would be clean to watch. However, again, any place where there's dark piles of leaves with the sunshine that we had today, it ate away at the snow covers. So that's, again, we got this, we got breaks all over the place. But again, that's the advantage of the snow cover because we are going into the season. That's what people were lamenting to me about here today, well yesterday today, in that if the temperature goes up, which it's going to, then by the end of this week, we're going to lose all of this, which I expect the only problem is going to make for a whole lot of, you know, we're going to have general snow, which is going to roll sideways with general mud. And general mud is never fun. So just be ready for that before it happens and plan ahead. I've got a number of projects I just have to finish. And we're marshalling everything and putting everything where it needs to be. So if the temperature does what it's going to do, then I'm going to finish those little projects up. And I can put all the machinery away that is related to it before anything worse comes. So be prepared for that. The temperatures were for the upper part of the state the night that this actually this time of day right now if we were looking at that many years ago and boy it doesn't seem like it's that long but it is. Like I said, prepped all my gear, squared away all of my equipment. I was doing a count. What time is it right now? I was doing an account on all of my radio and field telephone support equipment per my checklist. Checked the radio, made sure I had new fresh spare batteries because that's the biggest problem, the old PRC-77s and the 25s. Any of the old radios. Batteries were always the weakness, always are with any communications. And we were getting ready to load up on a deuce and a half and out of town we were going. Otherwise temperatures outside were medium, actually warmer than today right now. And we would carry on through into the evening, stop at a particular location, dismount everybody, drop them off on the side of the road. Like I said, a big old 50, I think it was a 59 or 58 or 59. Super tail fin Cadillac pulled in along the not long this old road up there in the Northwestern corner right on the coast they open up the ASN we issued out all our weapons out of the rear end of that Cadillac and then we proceeded on foot through the rest of our mission and into the the dunes and Of course he progressively step-by-step is when that storm rolled in from the north Initially, we had real dynamic activity. It was really a beautiful image, but it was sinister. It was at sunset. The lake itself is where the storm was on the upper part of Lake Michigan and come across the Upper Peninsula. And it was just there, but above us, relatively clear, well then of course one big wave, it came across it once and it never stopped. The storm was so bad that night, well from that point on, from sunset on, guys that, well past, little past sunset, that there was more lightening in the air than there was dark. There was non-stop, it was like electric daylight. That's the only way to explain it. It was like, imagine electric, light show, thunderstorm, but there wasn't any intermittent let up. The let up was once in maybe a few minutes, you'd be like, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, and then it stopped. And all of a sudden, you're black. And because of all that high voltage illumination, you were blind. And he'd start to adjust and all of a sudden the next wave would start up and he'd carry on for 10, 15, 20 minutes and it was non-stop thunder and lightning. And I was the radio operator. I'm trying to communicate. My rig was set up to squawk and talk to the Coast Guard cutter, which had our other amphibious element on it. And I had the ability to. I switched. I tried not to. That's why I carried the PRC 25. I kept the other radio on the ground frequency for the air infiltration unit which was already to our east and ahead of us deep into the you know in inland and so we're talking back and forth and 25 is going to get dumped whenever we found a base whenever we establish a base camp the PRC 77 that state attached to you and permanently glued to your back and and In order to communicate, you had to repeat everything about seven or eight times nonstop. And even then, half of what you were trying to get through, if they didn't keep, if you weren't paying attention to the construction of the message, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, then you couldn't understand what I was saying. I know how, because it was, you worked both ways. There are signal communications that are any stronger, more powerful, and didn't make any difference. Mother Nature was defeating our communications. It's that simple. But remember, we carry on no matter what, and we did, which is rather fascinating. We actually, in that storm, with the cutter a mile out, dropped two, no, correction. Well, we were going to drop two, and they actually put two in the water, I was told. But only one, we only had enough people that weren't seasick or, you know, retching on all fours that they were only able to put one RB-16 in the water. only one and of that didn't even have a full compliment to bring the boat in. It was a pretty interesting evening to say the least. The next morning right after that storm, the next morning just before just after daybreak, I won't say just that, a big wave of nothing but clear sky and you'd never know the storm had happened. The coastal waves were all just happy town. It was like you had this perfect pristine crystal blue horizon in all directions. But the night before and up until just before sunrise, it was the worst possible storm you could imagine on the lakes. The waves were five six feet. Coming in if not bigger like when they're standing there with a tape measure Let's put it that way, but I'm six foot tall and I can give you an idea I was dancing along the edge of a lighthouse there There's a spot where these logs roll in on the north side because there's a little fish hook Bay Not very deep but just enough to catch crap floating and there were these big-ass logs about I would say Five six feet around in diameter and it was cooking it was moving them around like they were just skiddling Just to give you an idea. Go ahead, jump in there, caller. It's the bottom of the hour. In celebration, maybe Ed could play the Wreck of the Edmunds Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. Over. Well, I think we can do that. Ed, if you could, let's play the Gordon Lightfoot's Wreck of the Edmunds Fitzgerald. That'll be a good... And it's long enough that'll be our bottom of the hour piece, period. Also, thank you for all the donations that have come in. We appreciate that. 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The Lakey said, never gets up for bed When the skies of November turn gloomy With a load of iron ore 26,000 tons more Than the Edmund that's steroid would intake That good shipping drew was a phone to be chewed When the gales of November came early The ship was the pride of the American side Coming back from some bill in Wisconsin As the big freighters go, it works bigger than most With the crew and the captain while Steven's concluding some turns with a couple steel firms When they left, well, they loaded the cleaver Could it be an odd wind making speed? Tattletail sounds so bold and rude, but really, the limits shouldn't all come here from steel decks and fellas to video A good ship and crew from Paris, it's like Twitter Yep y'all we are back. That is known as a haunting refrain Mark. A haunting refrain. And again just think about 50 years, that didn't take long. I'm top of everything else. You think about how time passes? Time passes, people. Time continues to pass. It doesn't wait for any of us. And again, you know, we haven't had any significant ship failures like that since that have been given any publicity. If they are, they weren't given notoriety the way the Fitzgerald was. or has had for how many years now? 50 years. Just actually pretty good for, if you talk about safety records, let's consider 50 years and we haven't had another crisis like that on the waves, that's pretty good. Considering all kinds of things could have happened or should have happened in the meantime, but they didn't. And there's still plenty of lake freighters, of course, since that happened, you know, it's in a, hold on call. Since that's happened, another interesting thing, as we pointed out about the Great Lakes, ocean freighters have been allowed to come from the great seas. Ocean freighters have come up the Great Lakes and now violate the freshwater areas of Michigan, Wisconsin, slash Canada. That wasn't going on back then, which is rather interesting, just stuff that's changed on the lakes. The globalists had their way. and were able to bring and pollute with foreign and invasive species the Great Lakes because of their stinking greed. There was a whole method to the madness of controlling what sailed or went into the Great Lakes to protect it from what they knew could be a threat. And it happened exactly the way people warned it would and knew it would. They always said, well, the old people, they had no idea better. They understood every aspect of animal husbandry, agriculture, also the ecosystem, biosysteming, call an ecosystem back then, but that's something everybody would recognize. So heads up, exactly what we warned everybody about. If you had any working knowledge, it took place. And it was because of the globalists, because of the internationalists. Go ahead, call or jump in there. When the galley ship would have said to us, Fellas, it's been good to know you and I said, what do you mean by that? Don't say it. They would all know, but it's the idea that, wow, should we head for the lifeboats? Well, not really. I personally, I mean, me, it'd be like, I know the captain's responsible for the ship itself as far as, you know, getting it to port with cargo because you don't make money otherwise, but You know, they talk about could have made Whitefish Bay, they could also shift and turn inland and ridden the coast. Now, it'd been tough, but if you try to save your crew, then you'd have been better off, you know, pointing yourself nearer to the shore. I will remind you that one of the things that happened to me when, you know, we were out in that, is I'm walking along and I'm talking, as I said before, on the radio and the lightning is just nonstop. And on my, it was peripheral, it was so peripheral it was like when the lightning started to strike and I finally realized as I turned my head to the left, what came to my head was, you know, buildings. Buildings out in the middle of nowhere on the coast. Big S, I'm thinking buildings. And then I realized as I turned and looked with the lightning, there were two freighters that had come so close that I had to bend my neck. and look up. That's how close they were to the shore. They couldn't have beached because we'd have heard about it. But apparently the draft was deep enough there. The area, because of the sculpting of the coast, was deep enough and they knew their soundings, they knew what the depths were, and they had come in and they were one next to the other, tail to nose. And they were side by side, they were pointed north, not south. and they were literally to my left and up, right on the coast, there was a bit of a burn, there was a sand burn, probably about a story and a half, maybe two stories. And the boats towered above that, and I could only see them to a certain degree, but again, like I said, for so many seconds, it was nonstop lightening, and everything was silver gray. That's the other thing, that's why the colors, you couldn't really make out colors. But it was silver gray, silver gray, and blah, blah, blah, boom, boom, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, Maybe not the Great Lakes, you know, freighter here with all the ore in it, but hey, it'll be a shallow sink, maybe beached. That would have been better than the end result. That's just me. Go ahead. And other guys have to talk that way because they did it. Go ahead. Last week I had mentioned on here that's right. I heard on the radio, ABC Radio, that there was a cook on that Edmund Fitzgerald for 10 years. that reported in 73, 74 that that keel was busted on that ship and they spot welded it instead of a line weld. And he said every time that thing went into high seas, it was groaning and moaning like he'd never heard on a ship in his life. And had you ever heard that story? No, but it makes sense. Somebody, you know, again, who knows? Okay, think about this. Nobody had any conversation with any of the crew before or after the sinking as in while it was at sea before it went by. It was on the lake before he went under. So was that a reference in reality to maybe a tongue-in-cheek reference to the guy that had left the ship before that was a cook? See having heard what you're talking about think about it. How do you incorporate that in the story? Well, you know, there's that guy that left the ship kind of told everybody ah Pieces of a we're gonna sink if you keep got pieces of a and everybody's like yeah, whatever Of course, he's still alive after the he's still alive after the ship goes down. You know what I mean? So he yeah, I could rub it in and say hey I told you so then he may have taught me about somebody else Well, obviously they knew in that in the song they say two hats failed. So obviously that was a lie. And I used to be a property manager. I managed apartments and several different pretty large communities, 400 plus units or bigger. And every one of them was owned by a Jew. And I learned, you know, as a young man that these Jews will trip over dollars to save pennies. And that ship having been like the largest ship on the Great Lakes and fully loaded and it had a cracked keel and they didn't fix it properly, they just spot welded it. It's like they were waiting for that. They must have insured the hell out of that thing. for that thing to go down and lose all those men because of a spot weld instead of a line weld. It's like, come on guys, you know, who are you kidding here? That's like the Titanic and the Olympics. Well, it's the same problem you see historically. They just did another movie about one of the, remember the well-drilling rig. Ocean, oh, yeah, God, what's the name of the movie? Oh, yeah. On 2010, 2011, and the BP oil rig, the New Horizon, that one? New Horizon, yeah, the New Horizon fiasco. And if you pay attention, it's the penny pinchers versus the standards that by the way are established by the system that the moment they establish standards, everybody tries everything to avoid maintaining them. You see that historically with everything that you do. Why? Well because they look good on paper, but it costs money and these people don't, you know, well we're gonna make a profit. Well, yes, you'll make a reasonable profit. You won't make as much of a profit, but you'll make a reasonable profit and everybody goes home at night or everybody comes back at the end of the job no matter how long it takes. But notoriously what happens is the bean counters always seem to win out and we end with of course if you're the working guy You're the one who gets defecated on you're the ones who you know if he sees rolls downhill And you happen to be the one catching it every time and that's what happened says we can't fix it right Blats and Steen Blats and Steen and rabbinowitz Right, it's a day of the money. How much is it's gonna cost? Oh, we ain't gonna spend that. By the way, what do you think it'll bring? Right, well, don't forget. Then when is it gonna break? Hebrew lightning can literally fall any time on this. Maybe we should ensure it. That way we don't have to fix it. That's right. Double the insurance policy. Right, silver speed. Silver speed. Yeah, exactly. We're gonna have to call her. Who do we have? Paul Sir I hear all of them on the infant and then Fitzgerald including the galley chef died That's it. Yes, they did everybody went down with the ship It was like a ground It was a quick it was a quick drop is what it sounds like and if the if the spine of the ship broke Which I'm pretty sure it still did he may not have cracked and you know just fallen into it that doesn't need to happen Once the hull is compromised and with enough weight and water because water of course is no longer being separated by the hull and allowing for a certain amount of buoyancy because you know, water works that way. Once the hull's compromised, it purely matters the weight you've already carried, take you to Davy Jones or in this case what, Lakey Jones, Gichigumi Jones, Gichigumi Jones, there we go, Gichigumi Jones. Yeah, here we go, yee-haw. For Paul that the report was that that Cook on that ship was there for 10 years and he reported that that ship was busted in 1973 and 1974 and they they knew that it was but I don't know who he reported it to and it was just a quick blip on ABC radio last week and I just heard it the one time and I haven't heard it again and I don't go on the internet. I'm sure somebody could look that up and see how he reported that and what did they obviously do anything about it but double the insurance. Right and again remember that you get another boat out of the deal and then some, there's your profit. Right. If we get into a, you know, everybody goes, I wouldn't do that guys. We've seen this over and over again. When the Iranian-Iraqi War was going on, you had an oil war fight. Remember? And the Straits of Hormuz, what did the Straits of Hormuz become famous for? Burning oil tankers. Remember? Now, the burning oil tankers piled up so high, so to speak, so many of them there, that it shut down the Straits of Hormuz and that was their excuse for arguing that all your gas prices needed to go up, up, up, number one. Number two is remember it also meant that well most of the ships if you go take a look as in historical fact we covered this decades ago decades because it's been decades since the Iranian-Iraqi War. Hell it's almost half a century and out too not quite. But anyway what was really obvious about what they were doing in the setup is that they were flagging all of the ships they sent into the Straits of Hormuz to Liberia. If your, it was a running joke that if your ship was reflagged to Liberia, you were doomed. You were going down, not maybe kind of sort of, you were going down. Your ship was on the list of things to sink. And that became one of those things that the operators were watching and looking for as well if they reflagged our ship. Really? Yeah, to Liberia. Oh, get off now. Why? You're going to Iran, dude, or Iraq, because at that time the Bosch report, reporting facilities were still there, but the pumping stations for Iraq were in the northwestern Persian Gulf, and then just a little above Kuwait. Remember that? And that's the first thing that the June... Yeah, the Jewish mob that's the first thing they stole when they got into the sphere of control there was the the Southeast Basra Basra pumping stations which ran across remember there was a big swamp area right there as death warmed over don't go to that swamp by the way either but guess what yeah they turned her out and Every ship went in there mostly didn't come out. Well, they came out a little ways to where the Straits of Hormuzar loaded and then they went down. Now, what was the quality of the product they were carrying? I don't know. If they were smart, they were carrying junk. You know, they were pumped with junk, lie, and then they don't lose the oil, but they get to claim the oil on top of everything else as part of the insurance policy. They don't just claim the ship, they claim the cargo. So there's a whole scam when you got the kosher mafia involved for ripping and ripping the system off That's the whole thing about the Ponzi scam called insurance and it's always the same turds that are promoting the Viasco or the crisis that's you know created and they always see a mark It was just like what happened with the trade, you know the trade towers Remember you mentioned double double? Yep, go ahead You mentioned Hebrew lightning a little bit ago before we get too far. I've actually got to go to start cooking some salmon here The Islamic communist in New York has made one of his first declarations that if you are a land or an apartment owner, a building owner, and your building doesn't meet their standards, they're going to confiscate the building from you. And I'm thinking, boy, there's going to be a whole lot of fires going out of New York City before that takes place. It's over. Yeah, the Jewish slumlords that are now living in Florida are gonna have to order their black street gang members to burn, you know, strike and burn because that's how it works. They usually have a little gang that they hire. It's on the take all the time. They send them out to do the burn for profit or in this case, yeah, it will be burned for profit in this case. Because remember Hitler's night of the long knives it'll be night of the long torches Well night no light of night of the steaming bagel night of night of the steaming bagel Oh, I was supposed to have bagel and not locks and bagels That's exactly what's gonna happen. Oh, it will see what's interesting about that is I'd like everything else. We've been talking about here It's not all the stuff that's covered It's the things that they just don't want you to think about But we used to talk about slumlords all the time They used to be a subject that was a regular saw the evil slumlords. Well, who are the evil slumlords? Well, they were evil when it was the goyim who would the slumlords But now that they're the Jewish slumlords they could do no wrong And so all of a sudden, not so much. And of course, they're screaming about this, but anybody ever check to see what the code is and what the laws are? Because you see, here's the part they don't want to talk about. And I'll guarantee it's true that the laws are already, they've already been on the books because it's how the Jews got hold of the property that they're slum-loaning over in the first place. They establish, like I said, they establish these standards The standards are purely for the purpose of that one to two year window of take it from somebody else. The properties go up or went up for a song and a dance, jump change. Only the Jewish mobsters were told when the auctions were going to take place. Guys, I've seen this personally. I have seen how they move properties. That's one thing I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt. And what's interesting is, well, they moved the properties into their pocket, and then all of a sudden it was, well, we don't need to be overly aggressive or zealous about enforcing these laws. I went to the courtroom, and they're probably wrong. So all of a sudden all of the rules that were used to manipulate and vice the properties out of the hands of the original slumlord slash or owner who really wasn't doing anything that exotic or unusual to begin with, they were able to then steal the property from the individuals which they did. And then they were able to rearrange the laws so that there wasn't the aggressive enforcement that they had before that was mandatory. We got to have this aggressive enforcement to save people's lives. Oi, I'm telling ya. Now people's lives weren't so important because now they had control of the property and Blats and Steen, Blats and Steen and Cohen. They needed to make a profit. You know how that works. And the rest is history. So now all I have to do is they don't have to pass anything. What do you want to bet? See if he actually said that? The laws are already on the books. But who used them? Well, the Jews used them. But the Jews are all abandoning the northern climes. and they're consolidating their powers in places like Florida. The Jewish mob is, it was already in charge of Florida. Miami has always been the Jewish landing point for Jewish mob operations in the Caribbean, remember? They were watching old Godfather movies. They do kind of tell you what's going on, but they're not emphasizing the Jewish mob. They're always talking about the Italian mob. So was the Italian mob really well the guy that the godfather is in competition with was a Jewish guy who was originally operating all through the Caribbean like Cuba and other locations and His jump-off was from way up Miami There are plenty other places he could go. I mean I got the Gulf side But Miami was the big central location. I'm telling ya And they rubbed it in your face, but you're supposed to ignore it because it wasn't, he wasn't the power, the god-papa was the power. Not the Italian mafias, which you got to worry about, but not the Jewish mob that are the, you know, monkey-pokers from the shadows. No, no, no, not at all. Not ever. Don't ever think about them. But we'll kind of point at them once in a while, just to let you remind you to shake the bush, boss. Shake the bush. If not, they will come up behind you and monkey-poke you again. Anyway, we're at the top of the hour, but we're going to monkey-poke you with time because we're out of it. So we've got to take a break. 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It's been Monday all day, it's still Monday. It's starting to get darker out there even as we speak. In fact, Oh, did we lose all the light yet? Oh yes we did. It's like they hit a light switch. What happened out there? Well, actually it's like Darr said, fall. It didn't take long. It is the 10th of November, 17th year of Open Obvious and In Your Face Fabian Socialist and Soviet Socialist Occupation of America with a K 2025, older calendar, 2025 Battle for the Republic book. to the Winter War, the roller coaster, the beginning of winter, hot cold, cold, hot hot hot cold, cold very cold and then it goes in the basement and you're back to winter and I have not got everything that I'd like to get done but we are ahead of schedule. Oh by the way, a quick announcement. Yeah, we had the new camp venture sign damaged this weekend. Yeah, that didn't take long. I wasn't there or I would have expected it. Here's what happened. The property is of course partially used. Why we have so many acres to work with, these train sites, in many cases they're farmers that own the property. Well, somebody took one of those new super combined heads out there attached down the access way. and they snicked the sign with the right hand side of the head of the multi-station combine. So we got a boo-boo and it's being fixed. Don't worry, but everybody was all, oh, they were upset because they knew it was brand new. But it will be fixed, don't worry, and they were very apologetic and hey, we can do this. So the guys, first of all, as soon as they did it, they heard the crack, I guess, from the 4x4 getting tagged and stopped everything. And of course, not easy to hear. Number one, I think it was somebody who was with a crew truck that was behind him. Because if you've ever seen how big these new machines are, usually you have a cruiser behind you because they're carrying, you know, spare parts, they're carrying tools and other support equipment because they'll park and work with the rig while they're in the field and they were so apologetic it was non-stop and oh god I am not worthy I am not worthy. It's like oh hush it happens you're lucky it wasn't me there I would have run over the sign it's fairly big it's the width of a car But it was just the outboard side, which was the side he just put away from the road quite a bit, I mean, quite a ways. We do that intentionally. We understand where we're working and who we're working with, because these guys are, you know, hey, they're farmers. We grew up with this stuff. But the miscalculation apparently in the process of moving down the service trail, you know, drive slash trail, was, you know, it was bovified. But it's okay. It will be fixed. So, again guys, we appreciate the apologies and don't beat yourself out to death on that one. We can replace things. Anyway, other stuff going on real quick. Also, again, over the weekend, a couple of really good buys over at CDNN Sports. You want to get over there and check things out and also over at CenterFireSystems.com. go take a look at what CenterFireSystems.com is offering this week coming well through the weekend but probably good for a couple more days but there are some really good buys on kits. They have the Peppier 43 kits available again the Papiche and these are really nice they don't come with barrels but I want you to think about something what if you made the Peppie-ish in like 40 Smith and Wesson or no, or just regular 9 millimeter rather than 7.62x25. Oh yeah, you could do that. That's right. And if you do that, you end up with a really interesting weapon that very, very unique but also standard for parts. And that makes it, well actually for ammunition, most important. So, just ideas, not just complaining about problems. Okay, we got a lot of work ahead of us. Oh my goodness, and I just had a flash in front of me from, oh okay, one more time, CenterfireSystems.com, CenterfireSystems.com, go take a look in their kit department there. They have a couple of deals, both package deals on both the PEPI S41 and PEPI S43. The newer one was the Leningrad rifle, the weapon that was supposedly the epic behind it. It was designed and perfected during the siege of Leningrad. They needed a weapon that would work with their production facilities. in the city because they couldn't get out. Most of the time the supplies were minimal, etc. So they came up with a supposedly even more efficient design than the original Pepish for the production facilities and the rest is history, as they say. But it is an interesting design. If I were going out to make it, I probably wouldn't. But if I was, you know, if I'm picking up spare parts from some unique sources, which you can. in this case whole kits, then yes, it would be worthwhile to fiddle fart with. And some people have already been doing that. Hey Mark. So it's available. Go ahead, call or jump in there. Hey Mark, concerning the pepish, hey, this is Irish whiskey. I just wanted to mention there are 3D printed lowers for those. So it is very easy to get a lower. Over. Very good. Well, actually, you mean the upper. Are you talking about the upper? Yes, yes? The receiver, let's just say the receiver. I'm probably using the wrong one. Yeah, that would be the upper. You've got the right idea though, yes. Well that's excellent. If they're doing it, then one of the things to remember, the Peppier Schitts are incredibly reasonably priced. In fact, this is one of those sad things about kits. All the kits are functional, complete guns before they got chopped up. What they do is they import them into the U.S., typically, as a complete gun, but they keep them in the international zones located at most of the airports, the globalist-slash-UN international zones. And when they get them there, they have a designated area, and that's where they chop shop these guns. When they were originally brought in, or before when they're brought in, at least touch on American soil, but supposedly globalist international soil, they're complete. So I've mentioned it, know where all these sites are, because up until when they chop them, there's a complete arsenal of all kinds of really useful weapons. sitting in one location, easily accessed, just an idea, and quite central. And there's not a whole lot of defense for these locations on site. I mean, after all, who's going to leave an army there? Nobody does. Well, they do have the guns they haven't disassembled yet. That's what I mean. You've got whole complete arsenals of...let me give you an example. You see all these chopped up... I need for defense for it. Yeah, yeah. They've got those. Oh, no, yeah, but the problem is why not they have ammunition. I mean, the only thing they have to store there are the restricted items that are class three and get to be chop-chop, you know, that kind of thing. No, otherwise they probably don't have a whole lot to work with. If they were smart, they would. And I don't know what kind of globalist deal they have. They might use it also as an auxiliary armory for the globalist when they start their war on us. As likely as not. Mark? Go ahead, Gollard. Jump in there. Yeah, yeah. I've got a deal that I'd like to share with you that I've found. A couple years ago, there were some deals out there on tourniquets. There were some low ball prices on them. Those kind of deals went away, but another deal has popped up. This is a tourniquet. They are on eBay. They are a little more refined than the old tourniquets of a couple of years ago. These are a little bit longer. And instead of having the smaller 8 millimeter rod, these have the 12 millimeter rod. So they're a little bit longer, a little bit heavier duty. They've got the heavier duty rod for tightening up. They're still one handed. They come in a 25 pack. But the 25 pack is $69.99. That comes out to about $2.80 a tourniquet for a little bit heavier duty tourniquet than the old cheaper ones used to be. The number for this tourniquet, if anybody is interested, is a 286913821051. Now these are on eBay, and there's a lot or a pack of 25 tourniquets. These aren't like the really super cheap ones that were out a few years ago. These are a little bit longer. These have the heavier duty, I think they call them windlass, but it is heavier. It is 12mm instead of 8mm. I have seen some people make comments that the 8mm has a tendency to bend or break and some people don't like them. But this has got the heavier duty windlass. The number for these, if anyone is interested. You have to buy 25 of them, that's how they're packaged. There's $69.99 for the 25 that comes out to $2.80 each. And the number for these on eBay is a 28691382. I'll do it one more time in case somebody is scrambling. I'm trying to find the pencil. There is a lot of 25 tourniquets on eBay. The pop is for 25. There are 6, 6,999 is the deal. And the number for this, for this pack of tourniquets is 2,86913. I know once before, Mark, I've actually had this, you know, just out of curiosity, did you get a chance to look at those cheap night vision scopes on Team Move? Yes, I did. Yeah, as soon as you mentioned them. Looking at them, I guess we've already ordered ones for test and evaluation. There's nothing, you know, like I said, there's nothing extreme, you know. They're going to be bargained, but the idea is that for training purposes, if nothing else, as I mentioned before, if it does basically what they're claiming that it's supposed to do, then it's a useful tool in the toolbox no matter what. What I would recommend on that night vision, there are several videos that were done by people who have already been testing them. What they were doing though is they were testing them mostly with air rifles. Simply because and I off the top of my head I think that they're Canadian is why you know, they're already their love Yeah That's who was testing it which is cool because doesn't mean it was who's testing them It's a matter of do they work and they were demonstrating the daylight performance was acceptable They were able to stack bullet on bullet. However, the reticle is a simple crosshair. There is nothing else They don't have any adjustment, I believe, for any variance on the point of reference for impact, but that's not a big deal. The big thing is that as a digital system, as I'm pretty sure they are, they are able to zero day or night. The guy was demonstrating three round groups, and he was putting them literally one almost on top of the other repeat. Now his test range initially was 25 yards. because of where he was located. But the cool thing is he wanted to test these right away by what he said. And because he used the air rifles, he could do it literally in his backyard. So he was experimenting that way to see, okay, what can I do with this? How does it work? And the results recorded were satisfactory as far as I can see. So that's good. Well, see, that means you can hang them on to a .10-22, I mean a .22 caliber. You can probably hang them on AR-15. I'm sure they're not going to be .50 caliber BMG. They might last one shot. But anyhow, the point is it's something that's worthwhile to look at. Now, last week you guys were talking about the .22 arc. Cartridge. Yes. I got a little bit of research on that. If somebody had a barrel blank and wanted to build a barrel for those, both Pacific Tool Engage and Manson Reamer makes a chamber reamer for that. Both Pacific Tool Engage and Manson Reamer make headspace gauges for those. And right now Pacific Tool Engage, their chamber reamer's are about $45 a reamer cheaper than Manson's. And their headspace gauges are $19 cheaper than Manson's. So I decided, well, I decided to do a search. Well, I found out that Bear Creek Arsenal actually offers a barrel for that. And so I think it's $115 you can actually buy for less than the price of a chamber reamer. You can actually buy a 22-arc barrel, ready to drop in, it's 24 inches long for that caliber. What I did to find out one thing is the arc, 22 arc cartridge, I think a caller called in and said that that's 22 arc is similar to the 6.5 Grendel and it is. The base case size, the size of the head of the case, is .441 which is extremely close to 7.60 by 39. Of course the granule is going to be the same size. Whereas the case head size for a .223 or a .556 is .378. So you cannot make a .223 Remington or a .556 case work in that caliber. But the Grendel works. But what I noticed is Bear Creek Arsenal has those barrels. But they got them in a 24 inch barrel. Now they have them, I believe, also in other smaller sizes. But the caller last week made a comment that the Grendel was a 2,000 yard gun. And it looks like this .22 arc, it's not going to be 1,000 yarder, but it's going to be a longer range shooter. than the .223 or the .556. So basically all you would have to do is change out your bolt head on your bolt carrier group, just your head, into the larger size head and replace your barrel based on your gas system. So a guy could come up with a pretty good, if you wanted a gun that was going to be a long range shooter. But it looks to me like You were talking last week about that being a viable option. I wasn't really familiar with it, but after I got to studying it, yeah, it's a damn viable option. And with the barrels available, you can buy barrels for less money than you can buy a single chamber reamer. So if somebody, even if you just put things on the shelf, you can go to Bear Creek Arsenal. Bear Creek Arsenal dot com. Type in one of those and you can pick up barrels for $100, $115 or less. The 6.5 Grendel barrel is less. And all you need is that bolt head. And you can get that bolt head at MontanaAR15.com for a reasonable enough price. So that's really what I have, Mark. I just wanted to share these tourniquets with you. The tourniquets? OK. Has anybody seen them? Okay, what's the shipping also? What is the shipping on those? Oh, really? Excellent. Yeah, that's what I think that's the deal. Yeah, I myself am going to buy some because I am still short in the number of tourniquets for the amount of IFAC kits that I can put together. I overbought in several categories, which was intentional, not an accident. And what I need is more of the lesser components. So guess what? The tourniquet, well, the tourniquet's not lesser. It's the significant component that typically makes you go ouch. So this is a reasonable price. It's good enough for what it's for because I'm trying to do quantity. We're still gonna do another build where we're gonna do a whole bunch of these. And actually, that's one of the things I've been eating at my time. I've been sorting all of the kit materials for web gear, combat kits, and repackaging so that it was a little more uniform, and because we do have generational equipment we've collected. And the problem is we're putting it all where it needs to be. So this works. Go ahead. Yeah. See, the reason why I brought this, wanted to bring this to your attention, is because this is an extended size. The overall lengths of this tourniquet It is 37.4 inches. It is a longer, bigger tourniquet. Plus the rod is 12mm instead of 8mm. If you were like a really big person, they might not fit on your leg. These will probably fit on your leg unless you have more than 3 foot around. Not to mention torso tourniquets or neck tourniquets are easily available for all of the about wait a minute We don't do it in a neck turn if we were gonna help it guys Well, you got a bloody nose real bad on a Democrat you might do it. So yeah, I hope still this is gonna hurt a lot not for long though Yeah, yeah, go ahead. Go ahead color the Just in case somebody missed it by the number the account the eBay account that's selling that is spirit underscore of and So just warm this forearm over. And there's more than 10 available. So I mean, this isn't just a one-off deal. This is actually a legitimate seller. And Dar, I thank you for what you just provided there, because that was additional information that people are going to need. But these are not just the El Chico little tourniquets. These look more like the cat tourniquets that people pay $30 for. I'm not saying they're in that quality. Please, nobody think that that's what I'm trying to do here. But they're longer and they've got that heavier windlass. So go ahead Mark, I'm sorry. Oh you're right lad, it's windlass. It's a windlass. You twist it to bring up the torque on a piece of equipment you might be using in the rigging. Bloody hell. So windlass. It's windlass. And the interesting thing is that again, With free shipping, that's a hell of a price. But, well, we're going to use 25. If you're listening and you have a group of people, yeah. Typically, when they, remember, equipment like this, once it's used, it goes with the casualty. You're not getting it back. Everybody understand that? It's going to leave. It's not like, well if you can't hold onto it for just a little longer, can you take it off your mouth and I'll quite have it? It costs a lot of money. No, that's not how it's going to work. That's the only thing about medical supplies is about 99% of the time it's a one-way item. Once it's in service, it's going with the customer. Just all there is to it. It's a whopping $2.80 per item. And like you said, that saves your life, that's awful cheap. Yep, you can't beat the price for what it is. Also, again, somebody's asking, well, do you carry spare? Yeah, it's, well, I pair two things, as you know, well, three, socks, glove liners, and medical gear. I've been religiously heavy on medical gear because of who taught me as I was growing up as a soldier. and there is no such thing as too much in the way of ammo or too much in the way of medical support. And doc can never carry enough. So having an extra couple of compress bandages on your kit would be mandatory, it is if you're with me. And having a spare tourniquet, well, you might not, in fact, even if you have treat the first patient, it's very likely you're gonna have another patient soon enough. And if you aren't treating yourself, it might be somebody else you like. You know what I mean? Friend, foe. So just something to think about, carrying spares. Spares are a good thing. And as I have also mentioned many times, here's the other problem. You will very quickly be carrying much less. A fisherman goes, whoa, that weight adds up. Yeah, but you know what? You pull the trigger every time. You lose so many ounces of material after enough trigger pulls, it becomes pounds. See, it'll get lighter. And the same is true with parisables like medical equipment. When Doc shouts out, I need another one, it's gone. Don't worry, it'll be lighter. And then later on, you know what's going to happen? You wish you were heavier. Yeah. I can't emphasize that at all. Well, for $2.80, Mark, I mean, how do you go wrong for $2.80? I just looked at the batch that I have. I paid, I think it was $2.80 for those, and I bought five. And it was 15 or 16 to earn. It's like $2.80 each. And that was for the lighter weight ones. These are longer. Plus they have that heavier windlass. Well, anyhow Mark, that's what I have to share. And I appreciate you taking my call. And hopefully this can help somebody. Thank you. Thank you. Well again, I think Dara was already the first person to jump on looking at where is that? So that was follow-up. Give you an idea. It definitely benefits us all. Thank you. I'm definitely going to be putting in for that because I've got a lot of people that don't have any at all. When I showed them the $25 price tags on the ones that I could find, they were like, how about a piece of cloth and a wire tie? Not going to be the same. I can bleed a little bit. I can bleed a little bit. It won't be that bad, will it? That's expensive. Well, no. It would really be a good idea to have that tool in the toolbox just to hint. This is a reasonable solution. Go ahead, jump in there, caller. Who do we have? Paul, is there any man that you know that's kind of big enough to have a leg that's three feet in diameter? No, but you know example is you make tourniquets the reason for that is some people do what's called a double wrap You can do that you can cinch it down kind of like putting two You don't see it very often most people aren't going to do it They're going to probably be doing a combination But what you do is you bring it down you wrap it and then you wrap and again you torque it and then you can wrap it again and And if you do wrap it the second time, you take a piece of like, I'll give an example, you can use a unrolled roll of gauze or a hard object of some type. If you can see that you still have an artery that's not wanting to stop weeping. And what you do is you put the hard object over the artery, right where you know the artery is, because you can see where the leakage is. And what you do is you then torque the rest of that strap down a couple of times. and lock that down with another compress or, you know, again, more surgical wrapper tape so that what you have is the primary cutoff, but now you see you still have something maybe shredded or oozed. And with that, basically it's like putting your thumb on a spot. You can use any number of different hard objects. I'll give you an example. I got one sitting right here. You hear that? That's a medicine bottle. Medicine bottles are perfect for that purpose because they're cylindrical. You can apply them to a certain point when you compress them down against the tissue. They're going to press any particular point and so you can use that as your hard pointer bridging tool. There's any number of things, but again most common is a compress roll is going to be the first thing you're going to be able to grab. Not a compress, but a bandage roll. Preferably one that's heavy, dense gauze, not the fluffy stuffy stuff that's a little loose because it takes a lot more to, when you compress it, you're not going to have that thumb effect on the wound area. Or I should say in the area above the wound because you're trying to cut things off, at least for a little while, you're trying to keep the person losing all of their onboard radiator fluid. And so again, typically the military types, I'll tell you the best one if you can get them, and you can, are to have in your IFAC kit two of the military wrap gauze that are stretchable. They're typically denser, they're a finer weave, and when you put that down on the wound area over the area that you want to affect, it's not going to compress or flatten very much. It's going to stay pretty well in form. And then as you torque that down, that's going to of course apply direct pressure without you having to sit there with your thumb on an area to finish up whatever your original tourniquet started. Typically the reason something like that's necessary is because with fragmentation wounds, you get a series of shears or burn-throughs or cuts or tacks. where the main artery gets severed, but around it, both north and south, and north is where the circulation is coming out, and the cut below is where it would be going in. You're not going to get much of any blowback because your circulatory system has a series of little check valves all through the body that prevent backwash up. Okay, it keeps the circulation going in one direction, helps to maintain blood flow and circulatory pressure. So what you want to do is make sure that, again, with these other devices, example, if I didn't have that long a tourniquet to have extra strapping to work with, then you would take another compress and still apply pressure under the compress with a denser piece of material. It could even be a piece of wood if you had to. Whatever you've got that's a dowel type material or a again for you don't want it aggressive like sharp You want it so it's rounded but any number of things can be used and you apply pressure because you may have shred or tear points that are not as aggressive as the separation of the vein and our artery where it's severed which is why you've applied the tourniquet in the first place. Because nothing is ever as clean or neat as you'd like it to be always remember that you have to continue to look at the threat and deal with the threat with the tool you have in hand and Remember you've got to be as efficient as you can Because there isn't some convenient sugar daddy as a supplier right next to you to go. Hey or try this Whatever you're carrying is all you have to work with That's another thing you all need to remember. This is why if you don't carry more, then you get to improvise, adapt, and overcome to an even greater degree, and your patient will not probably be as comfortable because of that, because a lot of what you have to do is creating more pain. And as it is, you still have to override listening. You have to, you have to gird yourself when dealing with casualties like this too. We've talked about that before. The first part is, remember, you're going to probably have to inflict a certain amount of pain on the casualty to save the casualty. Something that's tough for some people because it's like, no, I bite the bullet, dude. This has got to be done. That's just all there is to it. But again, we got a source. So good one for additional tourniquets. Guys, I'm not going to really be asking you what you're using if you're trying to save me. Just hopefully whatever you're using will save me if you know how to use it. So the other half of the battle is know how to use what you bring to the field. Mike brought this up the other day and I should have mentioned it right from the get-go, is you do need to open up some of your medical gear and use it, but don't waste it. Don't go, oh, I can't use this again. What we do is you make up a kit that has all of the useful items that you will be using in your medical kit. And if you open them up for demonstration, you will hang out through the packaging and reset them to be used in the future so that everybody else gets to see without having to compromise and spend over and over again dollars to get people up to snuff on what kind of equipment we actually use. You know, what technology is in our toolbox. And so take advantage of the junk you have laying around. Don't make it's not junk. If it's been opened up, it's simply gonna be reused as many times as possible over and over again to get everybody trained. Go ahead, color jump in there. Yeah, I wanted to jump back in. You just you just talked about That compression type bandage, the ones that a lot of people refer to as the Israeli style bandage, it's got this stirrup that acts like a mini tourniquet. Yes, that's another one. Yes, go ahead. Yes, it's on eBay. Right now you can buy a pack of five of the four inch Israeli style wound battle dressings. These are actually considered wound dressings, but they're battle wound dressings. Five of them, they're the four inch ones, which is still a big size for 1999. Shipping is free. The number for that, and this is on eBay for the Israeli Compress type bandages. The number for that is a 2739-52840836. Now, they're listed on eBay as 4-inch trauma bandage emergency Israeli-style battle wound dressing. First aid is what they're listed as. The sale store is Tactical Medical Supplies Incorporated. They're out of New York. I actually have these. You can buy five of the Israeli bandages. And this is the one that's got the stirrup on it. So you can cinch it really tight. where it acts like a mini tourniquet. Even though the four inch, if you got like a five by nine or an eight by nine combination pad, wing pad, you can wrap them up tight with this to even really cinch it down tighter to cover a larger area. Those five for 1999 that is shipped, shipping included. The number for those that might be interested is a two seven. I'll do it one more time Mark if you don't mind to give the description for those that might be interested. This is for a pack of five and these are sterile new in the package. 4 inch trauma bandages. These are the battle wound dressing kits. They are referred to as the Israeli style battle wound dressings. These are the mini tourniquets. You can buy five for $19.99. This is on Ebay. The number for this, if you are interested, is a 2.7, a 3.9, a 5.2, 8.4, I didn't realize you were going to cover something like this, Mark. I looked at these two and didn't even think of it. The Buy and Israeli Compressed Bandage like this, this is the stirrup type. Now there's another one out there that they're calling an Israeli bandage, but it's really just a stretch bandage. It does not have the stirrup. These have the stirrup. These are new. in packages, sealed, stale, ready to go. And that's what I have, Mark, unless you want me to cover it again. Yeah, I have to remember, you know, go ahead and give the numbers out again, but real quick, you remind me of a lawnmower pull cord, you know, handle. You know, think about it that way, guys, for people who are trying to picture it. That's what it looks like. The first thing you see when you look at it is like, well, it looks like a lawnmower pull handle. Well, it kind of serves that purpose. Get him stuck. Every time you keep pushing, get him stuck. Both of these items, both the tourniquets that we talked about earlier, and this, I mean, the truth is to buy these for $4 apiece, and that's including shipping, that's a stupid good price. And it's one of those things that are in sealed packages, individually sealed packages. So as long as they're sealed, they're probably still going to be good. And the truth of it is, even if they, you know, you had one and you took it out, If you laid down a sterile combination pad like a 5x9 combination pad, you can still use this as a stretch steel over that. Until they are used up, they are still good. At least that is my opinion. Mark, if you don't mind, I will give this one more time. Go ahead, sir. Go ahead. Go right ahead, please. Okay. What we have on eBay... is a five pack of four inch Israeli battle wound dressings. This is the kind that's got the stirrup on it that allows you to really pull tension on it and put a lot of pressure on a wound. This is on eBay. The item number is a 2739-52-840836. Now, there are other dressings out there, but like this, you can buy four of these, four inch ones for $16.50 or you can buy five for $19.95. They're different sellers. It's just what different people have available. This is something that's cheap. You can put these in an iFAC pouch. You can put these in a in a in a ziplock bag, you know in another pouch utility pouch hanging off of something Mark would you want me to give the numbers and stuff for those tourniquets again just for? Yeah, I know I covered it. Yeah, okay. We're glad you ever make me go on eBay Okay, also on eBay We talked about this earlier. There's a there's a deal for 25. It's a 25 piece Terniquet lot These are the one hand application tourniquets. These are considered the extended size. And these have the heavier duty windlass. That's the little rod that tightens these up. Where a lot of the cheaper ones had the 8 millimeter windlass, these have the 12 millimeter windlass, which is really close to half inch. So what you have is a little bit better tourniquet with a better windlass. The 25 piece tourniquet set is $69.99. The seller is Spirit of Ancestors, Spirit of Ancestors, $69.99 and it is shipping three. The number for that for the tourniquets is a 2-8, a 6-9, a 1-3, an 8-2, I'll do it one more time, a little bit slower just so anybody that's interested. Both of these items that I'm discussing is on eBay. These are medical-ish items. The 25-turnicule deal on eBay, the number is, item number is 286913821051. Mark, I thank you for allowing me to make a second call here and share the compress bandages too because you mentioned that for $5 this is a stupid good price especially when you need to consider it shipped. So that's what I have sir and I thank you for taking my call. I appreciate the follow up. Both items are useful. Both are things that need to be in your combat kit. Another idea is to take a utility bag, mark it as medical, and stuff about 10 of those compresses into the bag and as many tourniquets. But what I like to do with those is Ziploc bag the tourniquets, heat a little drier. They do come in their own pouch, some do. But if they don't Ziploc bag each of the tourniquets so that they're kept clean, for as long as possible. Now I'm not talking about why you're storing them. I'm talking when you get in the field, I want you to remember what a lot of medics have been telling you about the Charlie Kirk shooting, which is something we've talked about time and time and time again. When you're dealing with a casualty, you're gonna get messed up. Not hurt, but you're gonna get dirty. You're gonna get bloody, you're gonna get all kinds of other body fluids that are kind of stuck to you. And because of this, whenever you reach in for something, people don't think about what we call cross-contamination. The idea to minimize that is the wonderful part about having the miracle of the Ziploc bag. Because it provides a level of protection for all of your equipment that's still in kit. And it's not going to be breaking down or slobbered up with somebody else's body fluids. even if it's nothing but blood. Blood especially is just as quick to become bacteria loaded if it sits there in an enclosed space and will kind of like this, say, it'll steep, it'll brew while it's sitting there in your equipment. It's the same crew as being on you. So again, prior to proper planning prevents piss poor performance, but you're also, these are things you're gonna go through now We didn't give you a solution this time, but we also want to look for our medium dressings. Since most medium dressings are not available, the abdominal dressing is as good a choice. They're the same size. The abdominal wound dressings. You can go to www.shopmedvet.com for utility packaged dressings of many different sizes. This makes up the difference. in the materials we've been talking about here, shopmedvet.com. Yes, I know their name has changed, but when you use their basic web pages, they still pop up with the same web address. So you go to shopmedvet.com. And when you get their abdominal dressings, also the rolls of gauze I was talking about, the price is best in the country. In fact, whenever I buy gauze from them, roll gauze, I always buy by the case and end up with either 600 or 1,200 rolls. Now everybody goes, that's a lot of dressings. That's a lot of rolls. Yeah, but when you find out the price is like $15 for a whole case and then the shipping is cheapest in the country. I don't know, they've got a special dispensation as a medical support company, but the price is the best you'll find anywhere for shipping. You end up with a pretty good combination. Now you compliment the other materials that you need. The only other thing that we're trying to find a really great buy for, preferably full size, although most seem to be three-quarter or half size, are EMT shears, slash the medical shears. Now even the smaller ones are good, but the bigger one would be better because it's not just for cutting gauze and cloth, it's for cutting tissue. If you got a little piece of something hanging there and it's in the way but it's part of something else that got shredded or blown off, you want that material gone. That's where you just need to disconnect it. I don't know if it's attached to maybe the limb that got cut off or whatever, but you've got to keep it away from the wound area. There's any number of different variants. Two numbers to mention right here with our conversation. But it's the idea that these are solutions to the problems. and there are tools that need to be in the toolbox. Also, they do have some really good biomedical instruments, clamps, and other types of probes and such, things that you will need down the road for operations. So again, I highly recommend you go check out ShopMedVet.com. It'll round out your kit with what you need. Now, I will say this, most of the Packaging for all what we're talking about are operating room packaging systems. That means that they'll be either clear plastic, put malleable down if you store them, they aren't going to fall apart. There's some cheapy packaging. Some have no packaging, but you'll easily find out because they identify and show you what everything does. But a lot of the companies where the dressings in many cases may be a lot more expensive are because of the resilient MRE type packaging systems that they use because EMT equipment is in many cases carried in a kit. It has to take and flex because it's being used or being carried all the time. The systems of this type are more resilient, but you're paying for the packaging as much as anything, just a heads up. That's what's so expensive. Okay, it's not the razor, it's the blade, so to speak. It's the outlying component. Excuse me, I didn't hit the cough button. But it is something that needs to be considered. Personally, I'm more interested in getting hundreds or thousands of IFAC gets put together. Whatever is in the kit, congratulations. Did you have something before you showed up and I threw it at you? Nope, you didn't have anything because you didn't think about it, did you? Nope, you didn't. So congratulations, you get what we give you. Oh, but I read that I should have this, this, and this. Yes, I'm sure you did. Do you have that? Well, no. Well, beggars can't be choosers here in this case. And by the way, you're ending up with some pretty good product to begin with. You know, it works. Let's use it. So again heads up now real quick I want to touch on one last thing Battlefield expansion with what's going on? Chicago had a series of incidents and now it is becoming apparent that a systematic aggressor response operation is taking place with regard to the illegals in This is not a surprise, Uncle Mark told you so. This is what's going to happen. Why? Well, it's an occupied zone to begin with. Chicago is no different from any other big city. There are particular areas they're going into where they are now facing organized operational resistance. Now, that was not an if, that was just a when. And because of this, they've had casualties. They've had a little gunfire exchange, big deal. Somebody shot at some of the ICE people. Need only once? Well, that ain't nothing. This place is in Detroit, although many of them are burned to the ground now, where we're talking city block areas that the Detroit cops did not go into without literally 25 or 30 men. If they didn't have 25 or 30 men and they didn't know where they were going or didn't have a purpose, then they didn't go in. Everybody understand that? So the area that they're operating in right now is one of these no man's land, cops don't go there areas. They've been allowed to be taken over and run by the gangs for decades. Not a few years, decades. and they're moving into those areas of operation and making contact. Well, this is what the cops have always had to face for as long as I've been alive and before I've been alive. There are areas like this all over the country. There's nothing new or it's just that you don't know about it because they didn't want you to think about it, okay? But none of this is new. None of this in any way, shape or form is a surprise if you're honest. But they haven't been honest for a very long time. The lying sons of bitches are doing what the lying sons of bitches always do. So again, heads up, this is a problem, but it is not a new problem. It is not something, oh my god, look what we discovered! Nah, shut up. Now what it means is that the conflict is escalating. Go ahead, call your ship in there please. Yeah, it's text mix. Yeah. Hey before we end here, uh, okay, so you've got these gangs in the this is gang-controlled area area in Detroit and we're talking US gangs, okay? What I don't understand is what I don't understand is aren't the foreign gangs, you know the the illegal gangs coming in aren't they going to start cutting into the territory of the of the local gangs and why aren't they doing something about those illegals also? Well, that's that's where you do have turf wars. No, no, you're absolutely right. But you see that really had turf wars. That's why we remember Don Betcher would bring this up. He'd be sitting on the front porch of his house in the evening and there'd be a car going by with guys leaning out the window or shooting out the back window that was already blown out. These guys would be running gun battles down the road. I've described that. I've seen that Washington, D.C. I back 50 years ago. This is the year 2025 50 years ago first time when I was opera I was you know there for a special conference and briefing some nonsense whatever was but well I could tell you later but abbreviating running gun battle, car to car. And I'm talking road warrior running gun battle. I ain't talking like pew and then oh I hate you and pew, no we're talking bang, bang, bang, and bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bang, bang, don't know where those bullets went, but they sure as hell didn't stay in one place. You know what I mean? Well, the same thing is happening in Detroit and has been happening for a long time. But the Mexican gangs started to really get big in the late 70s. They were already there. There is a little Mexico in Detroit. Nobody talks about that. They were in turf wars with the Black and with also the Puerto Ricans. And don't me think the Puerto Ricans just mess, you know, mix up with everybody. They're their own people too. And they do their own thing when it comes to this kind of, you know, dirty work. So you had this crossfire going on at the same time that you had the open crack wars taking place. Yeah, there's a whole math formula to this disaster. Now it's also not really new because for as long as different ethnic groups have come into the country, they've always had gang or progressively ethnically aligned groups that work together and fight for a cause. you know, control of territory. Well that's what's going on right now because we let a whole bunch of invaders in that should have been stopped at the border but federal agents were Walmart doric readers and they created this problem. That's why I don't feel sorry for any of them. If this were three years ago and you and I went up to try and stop this whole crap from happening, you know what everybody was terrified of? The federal agents that would have been grabbing you, busting you, and putting you in jail and had been the very stinking feds that now are whining because they're getting shot at. These characters didn't do anything to stop that crap for four years, people. They were Walmart door-greaters. to keep their jobs so they could keep getting that big federal paycheck. They didn't give a shit about this country. They escorted the illegals from the border to the holding areas, gave them federal money, gave them a Social Security card to steal out of my account, your account. They give a pat on the head, a squeeze on the ass, a ticket to anywhere in the country they wanted to go. And those federal agents that are now pissing and moaning about that were the ones who did it to this country. Does everybody understand that? That's why I'm not don't don't let me think I don't think I'm gonna shed any alligator tears over What's happening if they'd all stepped up as Americans and put the kibosh to it it would have stopped but none of them did You will so I will lose what you sow Right. Yeah, they did it. They did it to all of us people they helped they in fact They were they were rambunctious look how many of the big guy watch mouth look how many of these works? Helped out with with running down grandmas and grandpas after January 6th Those are the same ones all these people the same turds out of the district of criminals Who are more than happy to yuck up about that lap about beating down grandma? In the parking lot or back in front of her house Because she was in Washington DC on January 6th. Oh one of the women had cancer And they knew she was already medically ill. What'd they do? Oh, they were happy to write up on her. Why? Because it was safe. Well, it's not safe when you bring all the street gangs in and they start doing what they're doing now. Actually, the worst is street gangs. They're organized criminal operational enterprises. And they actually have, as I've said before, a pecking room for command. They're using it. They have warriors. You just deal with the regular street gangs. You're dealing with a warrior cult, a warrior element, with a dogma. And they're all on the same page. Well, you get to fight them. Any day we're gonna take a break here. We gotta get out of the way. God bless our Republic. Death to the new world order. Michelle, today, ladies and gentlemen, the Empire is on the run. And we're on the march, both day and night. And the bad part about this is all of you go look in the mirror. We're the ones that are going to have to fix this. It will not be fixed by the system. The system will demand a bigger police state and that police state will not be aimed at anybody other than you and me. Does everybody understand what's coming? It's not an issue. The Jewish mob have already planned this. The people who ran the crap over on the other side of the border, the same Yom Kippur warring pieces of turd that came over here on this side, played tenure to the throat works. And now we're all getting steamy down. Let's get out and wake it up. I can say a lot more. And we'll be back in an hour with the Evening Intel Report. God bless. Bye bye. Your freedom's gone, your courage lost, you're no more than a slave. In this, the land, the free, the brave. You buy permits to travel and permits to own a gun. Permits to start a business or to build a place for one. On land that you believe you own, you pay a yearly rent. Although you have no voice in 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 given government control to those who do you harm so they could burn down churches and season the farm and keep our country But men of God in jail, harass your fellow countrymen while corrupted courts prevail. Your public servants don't uphold the solemn oaths they've sworn. And your daughters visit so their children will appear, send artillery and guns to foreign shores, and send your sons to slaughter fighting other people's wars. Can you regain the freedoms for which we fought and died? Or don't you have the courage or the faith to stand with pride? And are there no more values for which you'll fight to save? Or do you wish your children to live in fear and be a slave? O sons of the Republic, arise, take a stand, defend the Constitution, the Supreme Law of the land, preserve our great Republic and each God-given right, and pray to God to keep the torch of freedom burning bright. As Iowoki vanished in the mist from whence he came, his words were true. not free, but we have ourselves to blame. For even now as tyrants trample, each God given right, we only watch him tremble, too afraid to stand and fight. If he stood by your bedside to dream while you were asleep and wondered what remains of the freedoms he'd fought to keep, what would be your answer if he called out from the grave? Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is the... Third hour of the intelligence report I'm Mark Corky One day closer to victory for all of our brothers and sisters both on and behind the lines in occupied territories West North South and North East Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to us on www.libertytreeradio.com libertytreeradio.org. The 10th of November, it is the 17th year of open, obvious, and in your face, Fabian, the socialist, the Soviet socialist, occupation of America with a K. 2025, older of calendar, 2025, battle for the republic, book one, the death, no, correction, God, correction, book two, the winter war. And, interesting couple of things here, we touched on it for just a minute. The big lamentations, gnashing of teeth and renting of hair, and of course doing the cow tears, is the ice operations in Chicago. Back in the hinterlands of Chicago, the alien territory, the forbidden deep tropical rainforest of Chicago. I hear the war drums. the cannibals in one corner, Hispanic-esque tecca in another, all kinds of exciting and primitive operatives. And... Now, of course, ICE is going after the shy congowans, and there has been a series of conflicts, including the fact that somebody shot an ICE agent today, or yesterday, maybe the day before yesterday, who cares? One way or another, let's remind ourselves that these people were all the door wardens that propped the door open as Walmart door greaters, the feds, for four solid years and did nothing to slow the thing down. In fact, they wanted to keep their job. So they kept their job at taxpayer expense, and they betrayed the country every step of the way. How, for whatever reason, am I supposed to shed alligator tears about whatever is going on with them? They created the problem. In fact, they expedited the problem. In fact, if I had stepped up and wanted to stop the creatures at the border, these same rats would have been the ones trying to kill me at the border. Does everybody understand that? You know what? You set the game up, you all went along with it, now you gotta... you're stuck. We didn't do that. You did. The Fed did. Okay, all the ring knockers went right along because they kind of follow the orders of the other ring knockers and well they did and because of it they screwed the country and well because of it now we're in a situation where on the edge of a ground war inside the United States I would say that was planned that was not accidental and they knew it was part of the plan and they went along with the plan. There wasn't anybody ignorant of what was going to happen, not one of those SOBs. Well, yeah, because you know what they did? They made business for themselves. They made work at your expense across the board. Virtually in every category of expense that could be paid actually could be levied as a charge and we're now paying including our Social Security accounts are being milked and milked and Donald Trump hasn't done anything to stop that because the lion's share of the tens of millions of parasites have a Social Security debit card and are sucking off the account every month then Government isn't stopping that in any way shape or form they haven't slowed it down at all because it goes through a Jewish money exchange operation out of, julie ork Before the money goes out to all of the illegal aliens so they get to they get the skim big chunk percentage off billions and In fact tens of billions that are probably being paid out every month just a heads up so again I ain't crying about whatever's going on. Congratulations, you kind of earned this one. You're going to have to, I guess since you decided to help hold the door open, now you're going to have to try and round up what came through the door and it's going to cost. How am I supposed to cry about that? You people weren't crying about what you were doing when you let them all in. In fact, you were chuckling about it and laughing about how stupid all of us were. Or you were told to at least chuckle along with the rest of your little spit-swapping ring knocking bug buddies. And you did. Well, congratulations. Now here we are at the other end of the business. Doesn't look too happy camper situation now, does it? And who, and of course, who's paying for that? Me, we are. Not you. Government people don't produce anything. I mean, the American people, the ones that pay for all this garbage. Just that simple. So anyway, we had a lot of work to do, obviously. And what this does demonstrate is urban warfare operations in the unconventional or para conventional operational operation because well, they're getting paint cans. Now when you say paint cans, don't take a spray can of paint. They're doing something. I told you this before, gravity sucks. You take a regular cement block and drop it from a five-story building on somebody. Well, guess what? It kind of hurts a lot. That's what's been happening. They've been dumping one gallon paint cans over the side and from the roofs or other windows, accesses, whatever, and letting gravity do the rest of the work. So you can throw and disappear. But they'll find them. Yeah, but the damage is already done, isn't it? Yeah, it is. So for everybody out there, just a heads up. Everything, but especially when you have any distance from top to bottom, anything you chuck out a window, The higher the altitude, the more damage it does when it gets to the point of target. Just something to think about there. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance. And if you remember all these cool ideas that somebody else is reminding everybody about by useful application, you will see and find out about how useful they will be for you in the future when we need a comparable weapons study to be applied to problems that will show up, oh not because they're after the illegals, but because the Zionist want to murder Americans on American soil, you know, you and me, and figure they're going to use the same knuckle-dragging cliff apes to get the job done, which they do, and even all the characters that are in uniform know what I'm talking about. Oh, it's true. So pay attention, heads up, this is going to get exciting, but there's another thing. This is demonstrating why, as we've told you many, many times, you need forward operational medical support right from the get-go in any conflict. They're generating casualties. The quicker you can deal with the casualties, injuries, the more likely they are not only to survive, but heal faster. So an integrated medical support element is critical to field combat operations or any kind of activity. Even if you think it's going to be peaceable, you need to have that medical support in place. Now we talked about some of the medical support items And if you go through the last two hours through the archive, if you get a chance, please do so. We touched on a number of subjects as far as resources. We'll probably repeat them after the bottom of the hour if we get a chance here. But it is something that is now demonstrated as part of the ongoing ground conflict on American soil. This isn't stuff you're reading about overseas. The activities are taking place underfoot. You could walk to the locations of this conflict now, all because of the treason and Zionist, again, manipulation for the purpose of trying to burn the country down. That's what the pigs, the Zionists, are all about. Worthless excrement. Now we need to appropriately deal with the problem to do that when you have to again prior piper planning prevents piss for performance so Heads up personal medical support team medical support and rear area follow-up Medical train it has to be in place now in preparation for what is escalating Doesn't make any difference where you think you're going to be These are some of the many issues that need to be dealt with in advance before the conflict escalates so that the tools are already in our toolbox ready to be used. And it's especially critical at this time that we do that. So anyway, let's see, next. Let's do this. We have not done a guns and gadgets for the beginning of the week here, Ed. The latest guns and gadgets, if you could, Again Guns and Gadgets is over on YouTube and if you get a chance to go over there please take the time, subscribe to the Guns and Gadgets channel. In addition to that take the time and also give thumbs up to all of the videos that are available there. And again Guns and Gadgets is on YouTube. I don't believe he has shifted to Rumble. Now I could be wrong slightly the microphone in fact I'm going to check after we do the program He was talking about it, but it had not seen any of the results Well, he did it again the self-proclaimed most to a friendly Department of Justice ever did it again Patriots this one is big we've got the Attorney General of the United States Pam Bondi asking the United States Supreme Court to for more time before filing what could become one of the most significant Second Amendment battles in years. The case is Bondi v. Cooper, and it's about whether Americans who use medical marijuana, which is legal under their state laws, can be stripped of their right to keep and bear arms under 18 U.S.C. Section 922 G3. And if you think that sounds familiar, it's because it is. The courts have been all over the map on this one. But now the federal government is staring down the barrel of another major Bruin-era reckoning. And this one is brought to you by Blackout Coffee. We at Blackout Coffee have donated $150,000 to two aid groups fighting for our rights this year alone, thanks to your support. Grab some GOA, SAF, and FPC roasts, and we send $2 for each one of those items sold right back to those respective groups to sue the government. BlackoutCoffee.com slash G&G, use code G&G10 to save 10%. Thank you for your support. Now buckle up, grab that blackout coffee, and let's get into this one. The case started in Florida where several law-abiding residents, Vera Cooper, Nicole Hansel, and Neil Franklin, used medical marijuana legally under their state law. They filed suit arguing that 922G3, the federal ban on gun possession by unlawful users of controlled substances, violates the Second Amendment as applied to them. Now, here's the key point. Under federal law, marijuana is still a Schedule I controlled substance. Even if your state says it's legal, the ATF says otherwise. So when these Floridians check yes on the ATF Form 4473, admitting to medical marijuana use, the gun store has to deny the sale. They sued arguing that doctor prescribed cannabis doesn't make you a criminal or a dangerous person and that the Second Amendment protects them just like anyone else. Now the district court tossed the case. The judge said that disarming medical marijuana users fits within the history and tradition of disarming those engaged in criminal conduct in America and even liken them to alcoholics and the mentally ill. But the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals wasn't having it. In a landmark August 2025 ruling that we covered here on the channel, the panel vacated that decision and rebuked the government. The court said the DOJ failed to prove that disarming medical marijuana patients is consistent with this nation's historical tradition of firearm regulation. Of course, that's the Bruin standard. And Judge Branch wrote that at most these folks were committing a misdemeanor, not a felony. And there's no historical precedent for disarming misdemeanors. She also noted the complainant had zero evidence, the complainant had no evidence that these plaintiffs were dangerous, violent, or reckless. Simply put, the government didn't meet its burden under Bruin. And that's a massive win for the plaintiffs. and a direct challenge to how ATF enforces Section 922 G3. Now enter Pam Bondi, the Attorney General of the United States, joined by acting ATF Director Daniel Driscoll. They have filed what's called an application for an extension of time with the Supreme Court, the most pro to a DOJ, remember. Why? because they're deciding whether to petition for certiorari, which is the formal request asking the supreme court to take the case. They want an extra 29 days pushing the deadline to December 19th of 2025. Their reasoning is simple. They need more time to consult across agencies and evaluate the legal and practical impact of the 11th Circuit's decision. They could have been doing that since August. A translation, they know this ruling could blow up the entire enforcement of Section 922 G3. If the High Court takes this case, it could determine whether the federal government can continue banning gun ownership for millions of Americans who use medical marijuana in the 37 states where it is legal. Let's break down the 11th Circuit's opinion here because it's a master class in how post-brewin courts are dismantling weak government justifications. Now the court here said that medical marijuana users are covered by the Second Amendment's plain text. Why? Because they are part of the people. The government can't simply brand them not law abiding or irresponsible. Rahini already rejected that logic. There's no historical tradition of disarming non-violent misdemeanors and labeling them dangerous just for using doctor prescribed cannabis isn't supported by evidence. In short, you can't take away someone's Second Amendment rights just because they use a plant that their state legalized. Now, the ruling followed a growing trend here. You got the Fifth Circuit's Connolly decision, the Third Circuit's Harris decision, and the Sixth Circuit's Van Ochten opinion, all saying similar things, that ATF cannot lump peaceful users into the same category as felons or psychotics. This case could reshape the relationship between state-level legalization and federal gun laws. Right now, millions of Americans are in a gray zone. They follow their state's medical marijuana laws, but the federal government treats them like criminals the moment they touch a firearm. If the Supreme Court sides with Cooper and Hansel, Section 922 G3 could be ruled unconstitutional as applied to them, and that would send shockwaves through ATF enforcement nationwide. It's also a test of whether the Department of Justice, under Bondi, will keep defending the old ATF status quo, or finally recognize that Bruin changed the game. And remember... The Drug Enforcement Agency, the DEA, they're actively considering rescheduling marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III. If that happens, the entire controlled substance basis of the gun ban could collapse altogether. So it's almost like it's going to happen one way or another. Now here's the timeline. The 11th Circuit's judgment came down August 20th of 2025. The government's deadline to file for certiorari is November 18th. Bondi's team is asking for a 29-day extension which would push it to December 19th. If the Supreme Court grants it, expect a cert petition by the end of the year. And if the court grants review, arguments could happen as early as spring of 2026. This could become the next Bruin-level showdown. And for once, it might force Washington to acknowledge what half the country already knows. The right to self-defense doesn't vanish because you choose a different form of medicine. Patriots, this isn't just about cannabis. It's about whether the federal government can create entire classes of prohibited people without any finding of danger or violence. And just because it disagrees with their choices. The 11th Circuit got it right. And now, Pam Bondi's Department of Justice has a decision to make. Keep fighting to disarm peaceful Americans or respect the Constitution that she swore to uphold. And since they watch my channel, I hope you make the right decision. If you value your rights, hit the subscribe button, hit the like button, and share this video with every patriot you know. The fight for freedom never rests, and neither do we. Until the next one, stay safe, stay armed, and stay free. Take care. Labor are back and that was guns and gadgets were almost to the bottom, but not quite. We got a few minutes still. The big thing here again is the very argument back in 1967 about what would happen with the Gun Control Act of 1968 if it passed has taken place. It's already been a problem for a very long time. None of the discussions are new. They in fact were already by those individuals of any common sense were already identified that when the debate was going on over allowing the Gun Control Act of 1968 to pass in the first place every element that was discussed that would be a negative the men with their foresight were a were 100% correct and that's the why why that's why you're not seeing any discussions about this because Again, this is not like, oh wow, we just couldn't see that this would happen. Oh wow, it's exactly what the founders, but in this case the fighters who were trying to defend the Bill of Rights knew would transpire with the types of pigs that we have in government and what they're notorious for doing. Lo and behold, sooo! They did exactly what everybody warned them they would do. So I challenge you to read the documents from back in the day as they say, way back in the day man. And when you do you're gonna go, huh, oh wow. You know Bill Clinton kind of, oh wow. Because you know I'm right. You know you go find out that I am. Another thing here real quick again is the process of doing surreptitious gun control with the oblique bureaucracy, when the bureaucracy includes the DOJ type scams, where they're using the, again, the legal sphere, the courts, without passing legislation through, quote unquote, interpretation, they're doing everything they can to alter or confuse the battlefield in whatever way possible. They're trying to take as much quiet ground as they can. This is going to continue. It's not a surprise. It's expected. It's the way that two-faced liars constantly work in the system. And the ones that are in the Trumpite administration are notoriously two-faced. So, first of all, they work for the Israelis. They don't work for us. Right off the bat, because of that, remember the kosher agenda for disarmament of the goy is premium. It's first and foremost in the minds and the hearts of the bought and paid for prostitutes that are in whichever part of the bureaucracy working against you. And that's not going to change. It's just going to continue to get worse, not better. Another thing very quickly here too is, well, buy more ammo. What can I say? Buy more ammo. First and foremost, and when you're done, buy more ammo. We've got a caller. Who do we have? Yeah, Paul. I'm wondering, They just they don't want us disarmed for our safety. It's from it's about their safety correct Well, yes again the what we're looking at is we're on the edge or whatever it is. They're trying to get away with and People are looking straight at him. In fact the Over the weekend. There's a lot of people who are commenting on that very subject that it seems that the you know The ring knockers and the amical especially the you know, the apex slash the Jewish mafia here realizes that everybody's looking straight at them and that the distractions are not working. They're really agitated about that. And of course, when that happens, as I pointed out, the thing you remember is it's not like they're gonna just panic. They will panic, but they're gonna create a whole lot of harm for the American people because they have to cover their tracks. It's like a rear guard or smoke screen. So real wicked is coming. It's already out of the way, actually. It's just a matter of when finally this the first wave hits in the in the progressive series of actions that they have planned and we need to be ready for that before before it hits. As much as anything should be a priority. Go ahead. Something wicked this way comes right? Exactly. Well again I think what's interesting is some of the comments Candace Owens by the way has done a phenomenal job of following up on what she was trying to explain to everybody here over the last couple of months, actually longer, because even before Charlie Kirk was murdered, Charlie Kirk himself and many others were talking about threat and what they saw as a problem. Well, that's why Charlie Kirk was murdered by the kosher mafia. There's no doubt about it. It's pretty obvious to anybody who's a student of the regime. So we're not, you know, confused or, you know, baffled or whatever. And that's where the problem is. You're either supposed to be so cowardly that you, you know, your your bung hole gets so tightened up out of fear that you couldn't drive a needle up it with a sledgehammer for half these people. That is true. Or you're supposed to be so, you know, the shiffled. Oh, I'm so the shiffled. that you don't know which way to turn, you don't know how to act, you don't know where to go, because it seems like it's futile resist. No, it's not futile resist. You just remember you're gonna have to resist. It's not an if, it's just a when. It's inevitable that we will have to fight. It is inevitable that we will have to face this enemy and effectively engage and destroy them. So that's why we need to organize our army, equip and train as militia. Establish a 5-10 program in our area of operations. Logistics, the key to victory. Stay focused. The Chicago battlefield is going to continue to expand. Everybody keeps making really goofy statements. Oh, Illinois should separate Chicago, kick it out or whatever. You can't really do that. But yeah, it would be a good idea. You can isolate it. That would be a real good idea, isolating Chicago and its especially kosher controlled suburbs. There won't be any proposal for that kind of an idea because most of the characters just don't wrap their brain around the idea of who the problem is. Why, who is it that brought all these undocumented illegal aliens and his workers? Well, the Jewish Northside Mafia, that's who did it. For Chicago, because they run off illegal alien operations. I've seen that personally over the decades. A lot of experience. Chicago, downtown Detroit, no different. The difference? Chicago is not as far along as Detroit is. Soon enough, it'll be burned out husk if they were to continue with what they're doing. But it depends on how much they're willing to prop it up and how much money they're willing to spend that they actually get from the Fed on the problem or whether they pocket it all and run it down to Miami or over to Heifer or Tel Aviv. Because that's what the Jewish mob does. They skim. Now sometimes they skim a little, but nowadays mostly they skim all just about, but a very small part of the chump change. The people who are in power aren't going to say anything about it. They're going to just let it happen, which is what they've already been doing. But it's just going to get progressively worse. New York is on the far end of that, you know, down the road in that scale. Okay? Anyway, I'll tell you what we're going to do. Ed. We got to get a couple of music requests in, but I'm going to do one that's mine, Johnny Cash, Further On Up The Road, number one. And UDO, I give as good as I get. So those are our two for tonight. Number one, Johnny Cash, the infantryman song. That's what I can, the militia man song in this case. The militia man song, Further On Up The Road. And number two is UDO, I give as good as I get or you try to swing swing at me. Oh I'm swinging right back at you, and I'm not gonna miss UDO I give as good as I get so Johnny cash number one and UDO Johnny cash I further on up the road and UDO I give as good as I get you're listening to Liberty tree radio dot 4 mg.com and libertytreeradio.org. Please take the time and donate www.libertytreeradio.4mg.com. Go to the donate key, donate whatever dollar amount you choose for every dollar that you donate. Your name goes in the kitty, in the bucket, in the hat. And then, make sure you get your name at President Zipto. We'll be back. Where the gun is cocked as the bullets cold Where the miles are marked blood and the gold for the wrong of the road Got on my dead man suit and my smiling skull ring My lucky graveyard booth and a song to sing I got a song to sing It keeps me out of the cold And I'll meet you further on up the road Further on up the road, further on up the road Where the way is dark and the night is cold One sunny morning we'll rise I know I'll meet you further on up the road I've been out in the desert just doing my time Searching through the dust Looking for a sign If there's a light up ahead Well, brother, I don't know But I got this fever burning in my soul Further on up the road Further on up the road Further on up the road Further on up the road One sunny morning as I know Up the road Johnny Cash, further on up the road. and that is over on YouTube as guns and gadgets. And they're up, Jared usually puts at least one video up every day at one point or another so you gotta catch him when it shows up and share with other people. That's what you need to do, share, not sunny and share as in share. It's H-A-R-E. Share the same? No, no, it's spelled differently. That's right. Anyway, it has been a very busy weekend heading into the week. And again, a reminder with all of the other activities going on, it wasn't just Chicago where the Chicago is looking exciting real quick. But there's a lot of other places where things are brewing. Portland Oregon is nothing new. Anybody we've got listening in Portland Oregon, we have quite a few listeners there actually. What's interesting is nothing's changed. It's the same garbage they've been doing. There's a little more aggressiveness on the part of the government, but for instance, they wanted Guard to National Guard to protect the ice facilities so that they can Go sort a out and have more manpower to do so rather than have to leave troops behind Well the ring knockers and spit sloppers all know that this is going to be a problem. It's not accidental. It's intentional Whole thing is intentional. This helps to slow down and retard the actual process of following through How about we just take the debit cards that the federal government issued to all of these turds that hopped the fence. They gave them phones, which can be tracked. They gave them cards that can be tracked. Why are they having to guess and throw darts? Or fiddle fart with peons when the people that we really need to see gone, all of them can be found right now at this moment. Hit a switch, do a track, look where the activity of the card is. There's an entire kit sucking operation. It's Israeli run out of Jew York that is stealing and skimming off of the money that the illegals get from you as taxpayers. Everybody knows this. Of course, the system does because the system created it. But Mr. Trump and his Israeli buddies like that skimming to take place. They've allowed it to continue. It's not stopping. And it is going to continue to be an issue. Because it's right where they want that tits sucking vacuum tube to be so they can rake off as much money from the American people as possible while they help to break down the system. Well, we take that federal card that they gave out, we should be able to figure out exactly where every one of those military age communist Chinese personnel went. When they hopped the fence and the federal buses came out and the federal buses took all the other people one way But they took all of the communist Chinese military age pricks and sent them in another direction Where'd they go people? You know government did actually put records down on this subject. It's not like this is a mystery The database is there. They don't have to go gatervating through the streets and picking up lawn the gardener when they have ample opportunity to pick up all of these very critical and very energetic and dynamic individuals that are from Communist China, which is a declared enemy of the American people. So why aren't they doing that? Well, because you can't do that. That's the business they like. Those are the people they want here to be used when the time comes against you and me. That's why they're not doing anything about them, and they're not going to do anything about them. Don de don don, Mr. Trump has already been told, shut up, sit over in the corner wherever you want. Oh, it's the Oval Office. There are no corners. It's an Oval Office, dude. How do I find a corner to sit in? Well, just sit over there on the floor when Bibi comes in and puts his feet up on the table, the presidential desk there. Just shut up and be, you know, sit down and shut up, which is exactly what he's been doing. So, Anyway, the big money is still rolling in with regard to these cards. The skimming is horrific. If you've been in bookkeeping, you know exactly what that term is, skimming. And they're going to continue to do that, cooking the books, and Mr. Trump's giving the wink and the nod, you know, of the sly eye, the iconic eye, and they're continuing to do what they've been doing. Now, we can't stop that, but we can make sure that we're squared away for what it is they have planned to do when the other foot falls, and all of you are part of the solution there. So again, organize armed equipment train as militia, establish a 5-10 program in your area of operations, logistics, the key to victory. Understand we need a material where the combat contact is gonna take place, and all of you need help to make that happen. We need a deep, larder, ready to help support the militia wherever the militia has to stand. Just that simple. We're not leaving the country. We don't need to force, we have project force strength for great distance, great enough by American Continental slash CONAS standards, but nothing that we can't deal with. Now real quick, over the weekend, JG Sales had a couple of really good buys. You might want to go check them out there, way out there in Arizona, but What was it? I think AIM surplus double-check this AIM surplus had a big sweep of silly billet S&B Ammunition come in to the video. Yeah, whatever. Okay silly billet Anyway, it's a mix they of course did get a bunch of 9 millimeter But they did as far as I can see it looks like they got some 32 ACP They also did get some 380 in for a reasonable price, although again, that's by today's standards. I know people are going to look at some of the prices and go, bye. But hey, that's the way that they've done this with all of the tariffs and by moving operations out of the US intentionally, all of it planned. We're in a situation where, yep, you're going to have to spend more money to get what you want. It's just the world in the way it is. Let's get over that and get on with other business. I would remind you that Oh, wow, thank you, appreciate it. Thank you. Just saw another donation come in. I have to understand that it's the evaluation of the currency, people. But, if you have a little 32 pocket pistol or something, maybe your dad or your grandpa left you, I don't want to get shot with it. It's a nice little pocket ice pick, something to be able to put a face full of something into someone. Either aim for the crotch and dump all eight rounds that are in that little straight magazine, or aim for the face and give them a whole lot of extra pimples that are very permanent. Either way, the weapons do work. You just have to understand limitations and then apply accordingly. I will remind you too though, the QACP is like an ice pick. That's the best way to explain how it works on the target. And it is devastating. So it does do its job. It does work. And we'll, okay, yes, I see that. Okay. Hold on here. Multitasking. AIM, aim surplus dot com, aim, AIM, aim surplus dot com. They also have all of the previous partisan ammo in unique calibers you can't find anywhere else and a lot of the common calibers but for a better price than you'll find anywhere else and that's over at aim surplus. Also, we were talking about a number of specialized chamberings that have come up in the last couple of years here. And all of them are buildable from something else. This is why we don't throw away old cases. I don't care if it's Verdane or Boxer Prime. If you have empty cases, if you fire, you recover your brass, you stack it by putting it in old milk jugs that you clean out, wash everything out, clean them up, let them dry out, dry them out, as a matter of fact, to make sure. and use that to store the empty shells. And if you don't know how to do it right now, give yourself some time, you will. But we need the raw materials to get that done. And what that means is you need the materials on the shelf, stacked and racked and ready for use. So take the time and first of all, recover whatever brass you drop, whatever it is that you've got in the field in service if you're at a range. and put it in a container that doesn't cost you anything. I love the wide mouth kitty litter. What are those? Two and a half, three gallons almost? Those are perfect. They had a wide mouth, so they'll handle any cartridge case, including shotgun shells. They store nicely. They're rectangular. You don't have a whole lot of dead space when they're on the shelf. And usually get them on the recycled bins for free. Or if you buy kitty litter, guess what? That's what you buy your kitty litter in. Pretty well a given, isn't it? Yup, it is. So that is another cheap solution for step one, which is collecting the material. Now, as I said, you also need to learn how to do what we're talking about. There's all kinds of decent sources out there for the information base. It'll give you everything you need. to get the job done. Most important is yes, you are going to have to invest in loading dies and a loading press. But that's kind of like a, well duh, that's a given thing. You know, something is going to have to be done. Yeah, it's on the list of you know pairing resources out of your whatever budget you've established to be able to get that you know Yeah in the inventory on the shelf and ready for use and I know that's tough for some people But it is something there if you can do it as a collective group if you do it together That makes it a lot more affordable. You don't it doesn't hurt your I'm biting the bite in the wallet is hard there so to speak But it should be a priority. And by the way, you can go to Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist. And I've noticed that there's a lot of, probably what our grandpa or dad's collections of reloading materials, dyes, presses, et cetera, for some very good prices. So you might want to check there first. Go over to FacebookMarketplace.com. FacebookMarketplace.com. Another thing somebody's just asking, well, what about primers and powder? Well, a couple companies I've mentioned, although amazingly, the AR companies that we've mentioned before, Montana AR-15, AR-15 Discount, Delphine Tactical, there are many others, they have primers. Now, they may only carry one or two sizes of primers. But they've made some primer deals and for instance small rifle primers for 5.56 etc and also for small pistol primers for 9 millimeter which is the dominant cartridge out there again once again and Because of that it is definitely something that you need to be looking at putting on the shelf You need to dry so you make sure the stuff is in driest storage possible one of the best storage systems for Primers are ammo cans, just like your ammunition. Keep it out of the environment, something that's solid, easy to transport, easy to store. Put it on the shelf, you got it there until you need it, when you need it, until the time comes to consume it. And when you do, well, it's going to be best possible condition. That's the priority. And again, companies, JG sales is pretty good for primers. On top of everybody else, they haven't mentioned classic firearms. I don't know what they have at the moment. NACHA shooting supply is great for, as it says, shooting supply for most types of realtables. Everything is there on the shelf. Now, if you're looking brand new for some items, you're going to go, wow. I looked at Facebook and the prices weren't too bad. I'm looking at brand new and oh my god. Well, that's where things have gone because of devaluation of the currency. So don't be shocked. Again, do your math accordingly. If you're going to buy new, then you're going to have to be prepared to pay the piper. You've got to pay what the cost is. Now, initially, just keep that cost down. Let me remind you again. You do single stage presses. You can get a C press or an O press. I'd recommend an O press. They're stronger, especially for resizing cases. But whichever you get, price-wise, you can find C presses for another third the cost of an O press at least. And Lee is a cheap company, but they do make products that work. Are they the most expensive machines? No, they're the Pontiac of the group. But they work. They do what they're supposed to do. Now, it's a good starter project or starter process for you. And then you can develop. Now here's the other part about that. I don't sell any old presses because I can start a small factory if I keep adding them up, which we have done in the past by getting together and cooperating in our reloading operations. Well, the same is true with you guys. If you get a few people together having a multiple series of presses side by side by side, I mean you can actually set up significant production facilities. in a relatively small area, and you will be very happy camper with the end result. Okay, so like guns are for buying, not for selling. Reloading material is for buying, not for selling. Now I will say this, I've had a lot of questions about 38 Special. 38 Special is so economical to reload off the bench that for the most part, you're just buying brass to put new brass on the shelf to use for reloading, that's what we do. It's pretty tough to beat up 38 special brass unless you're trying to play dirty hairy and you don't need a hot magnum load for everything. But right now there are some very good buys on brand new carbide 38 special dies. Natcha's shooting supply has a bunch of stuff in that category and they do have 38 right now because they'll look 38 special dies. Again, you can custom order if you're building something new, like RCBS, they're good for custom dies, but basically right now you should be focusing on the standard. 9mm, 5.56, 7.62x39, 40 caliber Smith 45 ACP. Yes, now one of the things you can dial down your die, if you got a 3.57 die, you can dial it down. to 38 special as far as length of case, you can do that. That's a cheat, but it does work quite well as a matter of fact. So there's another consideration to save a little bit of money. Somebody was just pointing out, hey, what about using a 357 die for 38? Yes, you could. We used to do that because, well, we were always penny pinchers. Reloaders are also always penny pinchers. So just something to take into consideration there. You're always trying to find a way to squeak another penny or two out so you can shoot that many more times with the powder that you bought. That's what it's all about. Another thing very quickly too is with regard to ammunition and cans, I mentioned those. Sportsman's Guide has got a couple of deals out there, but most important is that both Sportsman's Guide and several other companies have these larger 120 millimeter mortar cans. The ones that are coming from Sportsman's Guide are immaculate. They are fantastic. Ordered a couple more because they're great for putting long stuff in. And so some of our allies needed them for storing things. So we just make sure we had a couple more and they can compensate me accordingly. But for about $20, especially if you take advantage of the extra discounts over at Sportsman's Guide, You're looking at a storage can that can handle pretty much any AR-15 when you break it down. You know, pop the pins, make it two pieces. It'll fit right in the can with mags, ammo, and a whole lot of other junk. Or several rifles in the same can. Go ahead, Galar, jump in there. Quick. Good for storing, reloading powders in, yes? Yes, but I go 50 caliber or 40 millimeter grenade that size can. Powders should always be stored in an additional sealed device and ideally you want them in smaller isolated cans. So a 50 caliber can or the 40 millimeter grenade can, 40 millimeter grenade launcher can. Those are a good size for a lot of the different powder containers. There's different companies use different sized containers too. So you want to find out what works, but you don't want a big can with a whole bunch of powder in it. You want to isolate them. And that's part of the progressive protection in the event of some kind of boo-boo being made. And don't leave any of your powder containers open ever. You've got to become religious about this when you pour powder. Seal the container up immediately. Don't leave it open to the air. You don't want to build moisture up. You also don't want to have any boo-boo or mistake made. For whatever happens, you're losing a powder flask or a powder retainer. It's especially a problem with people who are smoking around you, which is why we don't smoke in the reloading area. But I know people who used to, and each one of them had a boo-boo at one time or another. So you have to be religious about handling the powder, not because of it going to blow up, but it will burn. The important thing is also you just can't afford to lose it anymore. Nothing else. So we maintain highest standard by becoming religious about protocol. And ammo cans are a great way to store ammunition as the first defense