Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to the Mike Force podcast. Let's catch up on some things.

So it's been a while. I just did a React video this morning of the Afghani Talibani, making fun of them, which is my favorite thing to do.

What's better than making fun of terrorists? Now, what's interesting in that React's video that I saw

was all of the capability of all the equipment we left behind.

Everything from communications to NVGs to up-armored vehicles.

It's disgusting.

And I don't get it.

Maybe you get it, I don't get it.

Why would we empower and equip with capability

and capacity a country full of terrorist? The talk we had last night on our live feed on

Survival Dispatch was Sarah Adams, Khalid, and Chris Heaven from survival dispatch,

was on the likelihood of a domestic terrorist attack. Some things that stand out to me,

which I want to disseminate to you, which I haven't thought about before, were things that

Chris was asking Sarah, and she brought up the

fact that most of the terrorists were hopped up on drugs of some kind, methamphetamines,

PCP, whatever the drug of choice is, it's what gives them their courage. I mean, it dates back really to World War II

where the Germans were using meth,

which is why they were so courageous on the battlefield.

When you look at the contrast to that,

when you're operating for extended periods of time, potentially against a terrorist threat or attack in the United States, how do you sustain your vigilance?

After 24 hours with no sleep, let's say it's a two, three day ordeal, and you're a SWAT team and you got to do Haas rescue.

How do you stay up?

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