60% SURGE IN GUN SALES IN JANUARY: Nearly 40 million guns were purchased legally in 2020 and another 4.1 million bought in January (4,137,480). This makes it the largest single month since figures started to be recorded in 1998. Who is surprised? [ Article ]

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Point of this:  Armor.
Big Bad Armor.
Which has, as part of it's defense system a fire extinguisher system.

Which is based on Halon
Halon and Air?  Not so good a mix.
Halon replaces Oxygen

As in, if the Halon System went off when we were on board, it was time to unass or suffocate.

That being said, there are 3 "quick pulls" to activate the Halon from the exterior of the tank

The Iraqis used these to great effect.
They'd send out kids to 'play in the street'

Kid will be kids...
Then, as the Red Pull Levers are halfway down the side on each side of the Tank, they'd pull the lever
Big RED fucker... cain't miss it... 
Jes' Sayin'....

Causing the Halon System to be activated
Which flooded the tank with Halon

And the crew hadda bail or suffocate.
At which point, they'd get gunned the fuck down
Because an M1A whatever only has One M4 carbine on board.
Then they'd burn the tank.

Things -might- have changed, but 'offishul policy' was 3 9mm M-9's, and one M4 and 2 mags

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The Conservative Genocide
@OfficialPurePolitics

The Left is united by hatred,
But we are united by love:
Love of our country,
Love of institutions,
Love of the law,
Love of family, and so on...
What makes us conservatives
is a desire to protect those things
And we're up against people who want to destroy them
~ [ Quote ]

Good morning 🙏🏼
Lead with gratitude.
The air in your lungs, the sky above you.
Proceed from there.

Adams County, Colo. — A woman shot her 9mm handgun at the owners of a car she was stealing out of their driveway on Feb. 2, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports

Building an Aquaponics System with Water Bottles and Bamboo - With Subtitles

Building an Aquaponics System with Water Bottles and Bamboo - This video is amazing and totally worth dealing with the subtitles to fully understand. We think to much in the US of just going to Home Depot for stuff. In much of the world such things are a massive luxury. Developing skills like this now can save money today and possibly save your life in the future.

I am snacking on some awesome varietals of lettuce and baby greens from a friend’s hydroponic tower - this (as tested by me in last two months) is a critical element for survival nutrition in that just one salad can relieve the typical beans / rice / meat cycle in your gut.

Gut biome is critical prepping knowledge, and you need these year round.

@FuryRoad_Intel - because the Shit has already Hit The Fan...

Hillman: Well past time for transparency in Colorado’s courts

Colorado’s courts have long lacked the transparency demanded of other branches of government, as The Denver Post recently reported. Deadlines require the state legislature to act on bills in a timely manner and allow citizens to easily monitor their progress.

But the court system operates behind a veil. Lawyers can access certain information as a case moves toward trial, but once a case is heard by a judge — especially a civil, or non-criminal, case — the parties involved have no way to know when to expect a verdict. The public is completely in the dark.

Media watchdogs who would decry lack of accountability by legislators, city councilors or county commissioners seem to accept without question that courts issue opinions whenever they get around to it. News reports about judges failing to produce timely decisions simply do not exist.

A particularly egregious case recently came to a head in Denver District Court where Judge Ross Buchanan issued a ruling nearly three years after trial. Worse still, Buchanan’s ruling smacks of vindictiveness against a defendant who had the temerity to complain about this unconscionable delay.

Back in 2014, the Colorado Attorney General’s office filed a complaint against CollegeAmerica, a private nonprofit college that, for over 20 years, served Coloradans for whom traditional schools were not a good fit. Its campuses in Denver, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins served some 900 students and provided 230 jobs. In 2015, Judge Michael Mullins denied the AG’s request for an injunction against College America, ruling that the state had failed to demonstrate that it was likely to prove its allegations.

Those initial accusations received broad media coverage, but the favorable ruling by Judge Mullins went largely unreported. Judge Mullins soon retired, and the case was transferred to Judge Buchanan who held a four-week trial in October-November 2017.

https://pagetwo.completecolorado.com/2021/02/12/hillman-well-past-time-for-transparency-in-colorados-courts/

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- As the country continues to see a shortage of ammunition for firearms, Colorado law enforcement agencies are struggling with getting ammunition for officers and deputies.

Multiple agencies in Southern Colorado tell KRDO shipments of ammunition have been delayed several months. Commander Jon Hudson, with the Monument Police Department, says at the beginning of each year they set their budget for ammunition. Typically it is delivered from their manufacturer a few weeks after it is ordered, but that's not happening this year.

“The ammunition company could not give us a delivery date and they said you can expect it probably the end of summer or last half of the year,” Hudson says.

Monument Police conduct firearms training and qualifications in the summer when the weather is better. Now, Hudson has concerns that if their ammunition orders keep getting delayed, “That’s going to push back our training or drastically reduce the hours of our training.”

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Wood stoves... nice when it’s cold outside

I am not getting the “vaccine”. This article is chilling and explains a possible outcome we won’t want to see. ADE is the Achilles link.

@TwilightLastGleaming

https://www.market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=241577

I also am not getting the vaccine

See this

“Threlkeld added, Williams also had been vaccinated for COVID about a month ago and that testing found the two types of antibodies in his system - one type of antibody that results from a natural COVID infection, and a second type of antibody from the vaccine. Threlkeld also said Williams tested negative for COVID-19 while in the hospital. “

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“All of the so-called "experts" who worked to develop these and the firms involved knew damn well this was the case when they started developing them -- and did it anyway.
Now we have hard, scientific confirmation of that and it's very bad.
In fact it's potentially nation-ending bad.
An adversary that develops a virus (e.g. another modified/mutated bat virus, for example) that selectively targets ADE in people with the specific antibodies from vaccination, which are distinct from natural infection, could easily kill every single person who was vaccinated and not harm or only make mildly sick those who either had Covid-19 naturally or who were uninfected and unvaccinated.
The nightmare scenario that has always driven bioweapons research is the push to discover some genetically distinct means of targeting a bioweapon such that it only kills your adversary and leaves everyone else alone.  It's even worse for your adversary if your side gets and transmits it but doesn't get sick.”

Source

@exposingthelies