Loading...

All right, KB9, NSK. This is KC2, PKG. You know, I was wondering, this is just random. Well, actually, let me answer this first. What's going on in France is that they are deep in debt. And the guy who just resigned had some pretty stringent recommendations on what they should do about that. And so, but they laughed him out of the government. And they're very acrimonious. And you're right, Macron now has to pick a new prime minister. And that's going to be tough. That's going to be tough because they have some hard medicine to take over there. But on a totally different subject, I am expecting a taser to show up at my door today. And I started looking at the legality. What they call in Maine, they call them electronic weapons. They are legal in all 50 states in one way or another. But I thought that was interesting, an electronic weapon. It makes me think more of a phaser than a taser. But then I looked at Canada, and they are definitely illegal in Canada. You cannot have it. Unless you're a law enforcement official, you cannot have it, which is very much like Canada. I don't know how I feel about that. I think they have way less gun violence in Canada because it's illegal in all sorts of ways, not shotguns and not rifles, but pistols definitely. And even something like a taser. They won't put up with it. It's a very, it's a much different culture up there. We have the Castle Doctrine here in the United States. Not every state follows it, but that means you can defend your home with deadly force. If you don't have the Castle Doctrine, you have to retreat. You have to retreat if you're attacked in your home. So it's very, very different feeling. Anyway, interesting line of questioning there. And I'm passing it back to you, Russell. KB9NSK. This is KC2, PKG.