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A long time ago, on an Army base far away, I began my military career training to be a Cavalry Scout. This reconnaissance-oriented occupation was all about observing the battlefield undetected, whether we were in a vehicle or traveling on foot. Of all the tactics we were taught, none were as important as leveraging every asset at our disposal to our advantage, including the time of day. Scouts learn to operate under the cover of darkness to an extreme degree. After nearly a decade within the ranks, I had the opportunity to use and abuse multiple generations of night vision optics under some of the most austere conditions. A few of those optics appear in the movies, but some of them required non-disclosure agreements. I recently had the opportunity to evaluate commercially available digital night vision optics in the form of the Sionyx Aurora Pro.
Above: Nestled snugly in a near-impermeable case, the Sionyx Aurora Pro has more than enough protection to survive strong impacts and adverse atmospheric conditions.
Sionyx uses digital night vision technology — as opposed to the analog tubes used by most of its competitors — to give you a view of the midnight realm in full-blown technicolor. After spending years staring at varying shades of green or gray, I was eager to get my hands on a system that could revolutionize how we interact with the dark.
Above: When the Trijicon MRO and Sionyx Pro are properly aligned, nighttime range training becomes a walk in the park.
If you’ve ever looked at what it costs for a third-generation night vision optic or a FLIR thermal optic, you’ll quickly learn that it’s not an inexpensive purchase. For thousands of dollars, you can have the latest analog, monochromatic optic. Now look at the top model that Sionyx has to offer, just south of a grand. They even offer financing for those of us who don’t have fat stacks of Benjamins lying around. Models with fewer features are even less expensive, making Sionyx a widely accessible option for those who need to see in the dark.
There are several models to choose from (Aurora Sport, Aurora Black, Aurora, and Aurora Pro) each with their own pros and cons. Every optic is water- and dust-resistant, and submersible down to 3 feet for 30 minutes, which means any Sionyx optic is safe to use in the most torrential downpours. A clear, scratch-resistant lens cover keeps your view crystal-clear without having to worry too much about abrasions, and each model has been drop tested from 1 meter onto concrete. Durability in harsh conditions is great, but how do these digital optics differ from their analog counterparts?
All models have built-in memory, because they not only allow you to see in color in the dark, they also double as a digital camera which has settings comparable to a DSLR, including the ability to adjust your aperture and shutter speed. An accelerometer will let you take panoramic pictures in landscape or portrait modes. Sionyx optics will also film video at 720p with an adjustable frame rate of up to 60 frames per second. Remove the micro OLED 1024×768 eyepiece, and you’ll be able to increase the storage capacity with your choice of MicroSD card. I recommend choosing a high-quality MicroSD with fast transfer rates.
In addition to these standard features, the Black, Aurora, and Pro models offer additional benefits. They are weapons-rated up to .223/5.56, and both the Aurora and the Pro feature GPS, compass, metadata, and accelerometer recording. The Pro tops out the memory features with 256 gigabytes of onboard memory, and a 32-gigabyte MicroSD card. Sionyx also offers an attachable IR light that enhances visibility through the optic, as well as a Picatinny rail adapter that allows you to mount the optic to your favorite weapon.
Above: Jeff Stroud (aka Freebird) eagerly prepares to engage targets previously obscured by the dark.
The applications for a night vision optic dramatically increase when it’s paired with the right mounting options. With the use of a Wilcox helmet mount, rail adapter, and your choice of tactical head gear, you can walk around with this optic hands-free. Ram Mounts makes ruggedized device cradles, and with the right one, you can attach the optic to the handlebar or storage rack of an ATV or snowmobile.
My first impression of the Sionyx Aurora Pro was the protective polymer case in which it was delivered. If you’re familiar with Pelican cases, you won’t be disappointed with the case Sionyx provides — it’s durable, sealed against water and dust with a one-way pressure valve, and features snap latches and a carry handle. Inside, the optic is nestled snugly in molded polyethylene foam. Two spare batteries and a neck strap also accompany the optic, but I was surprised by the absence of a manual. Figuring out how the system works on my own seemed easy enough, but I did contact
Sionyx about it. Their team promptly emailed a digital version of their operating manual along with a list of recommended optimal settings.
Above: Capable of macro photography, Sionyx allows professionals to geotag small but important details.
Charging the optic took less than an hour to bring all three batteries to their full capacity. When first powering up, note that there are three viewing settings — Day, Twilight, and Night — which can be set with a quick turn of an adjustment ring on the front of the optic. Inadvertently using the wrong setting will not harm the optic’s sensors (another benefit to using digital night vision), and the transition is nearly instantaneous.
Above: Poorly lit suburban areas become brilliantly exposed.
Viewing the surrounding landscape outdoors is phenomenal, but I also wanted to see how it stacked up to being indoors with nearly zero ambient light. Some of my military scout training included many years of urban combat, which is a cool way of saying “stumbling through pitch black buildings using optics that afforded less-than-adequate depth perception.” My first impression of the Aurora Pro Night Color mode didn’t provide the clearest picture, but the device has several built-in “Night Tone” viewing options, such as Night Color, Green, and Grayscale, all easily interchangeable with the push of a button. Grayscale, after adjusting the focus and contrast, seems best for pitch-black indoor conditions, with very little loss of depth perception.
If you’re familiar with some digital photography basics, you’ll enjoy the customizability of the Aurora Pro’s camera settings, which allow the shutter speed, brightness, contrast, zoom, and focus to be adjusted. The adjustments are straightforward and simple to understand. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the optic could focus for short-range macro photography, and the panoramic option works better than some phones I’ve owned in the past.
Wi-Fi is featured on every Sionyx model, which allows you to utilize an app available on iOS and Android devices. This app lets the user see what the optic is looking at in real time, adjust the optic’s settings, take pictures, and record video remotely. Sionyx chose Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth because it offers longer ranges, faster transfer rates, and less latency. Ideally, you’ll want to have as unobstructed of a line of sight between optic and device to improve connectivity range and quality.
Admittedly, app usage may present the optic’s only downside. The app can tend to be quirky if the connecting process isn’t performed exactly right, and it can be frustrating to troubleshoot. Along with wireless communication comes a small amount of lag, which seems to be one of the biggest complaints when sifting through reviews on the app store. But remote and mobile wireless observation with a little lag is a fair compromise over being tethered to a cumbersome hard-wired device.
Above: Creatures of the night can no longer hide in the darkness.
Wi-Fi capabilities open a realm of clever uses for the optic. For the purpose of surveillance, placing the optic discreetly within 20 to 30 feet will give the user the advantage of viewing the intended target while being able to monitor from a concealed location. A sensitive onboard microphone will pick up and record quiet noises many digital cameras ignore. Even more impressive, and my favorite application so far, is mounting the camera to an ATV and going partial blackout mode. Pair the optic to your phone and you can see farther down the trail than you could by running on headlights alone. With the proper Ram Mount setup, your ATV or snow-machine can be as stealthy as the Batmobile. I should caution you though: Because of the wireless communication latency, the faster you travel with this optic, the less time you’ll have to react to sudden changes. This just means you need to ride/drive with caution and be aware that what you’re seeing may be a few tenths of a second behind.
To test its capabilities on a firearm, I reached out to the guys at 906 Tactical and gave it a run at a night range. Weather conditions at the range were typical of a January night in Upper Michigan — 15 degrees F, overcast, and as close to pitch black as you can get in the snow. Jeff Stroud, the owner and instructor of 906 Tactical, helped with testing, and was able to clearly identify silhouette targets at 150 meters and rough shapes beyond 200 and using Night Color mode. Picatinny rail mounting was a breeze, and before long we were ready to ring some steel.
Above: Utilizing a head mount keeps hands free for light-sensitive repairs or pest control.
Technical specs of the Sionyx Black, Aurora, and Pro have the optic rated for .223/5.56 weapons systems, and 906 Tactical provided several demo guns. First up was a silenced Daniel Defense Mk18 with Trijicon MRO sight, mounted high enough to be level with the center of the Pro’s objective lens. After some adjustments to the Aurora, we had a clear view of targets between 50 and 150 meters, and full use of the MRO’s 2-MOA dot. The .223’s recoil had no effect on image stability. There was a brief flash of washout in the Sionyx optic after shots were fired, but it recovered rapidly. We even ran it mounted to two versions of a Galil Ace, in 5.56 and 7.62x39mm, equipped with a Holosun 510c reflex sight and an Athlon 1-4x magnified optic.
If using night vision on a weapons system, I recommend pairing it with a holographic or dot sight that’s capable of projecting in green light and has a night vision setting. When using the Sionyx with a Holosun 510c, I noticed the green reticle was less intense and didn’t overwhelm the targets with its brightness. When using a magnified scope, make sure you can place the Sionyx Aurora in front of the sight’s objective lens. This will allow you to use the Aurora’s zoom capabilities cumulatively with the scope and get a much closer look at your target. Just be aware that, without a rubber eye cup, the green indicator light on the side of the optic does give off a small amount of visible light.
Many people associate night vision with professional tactical teams. While that’s certainly an effective use for night vision, there are many others that could benefit from having an affordable night-capable optic.
Every year, I hear another story about someone who was out hunting until sunset, got lost, and ended up with a nasty case of hypothermia because they spent the night getting turned around trying to find their way back. With a digital compass and onboard GPS, the Sionyx could be very helpful in such a situation.
Above: From Left to Right: A scene in natural ambient light; “twilight” mode; night grayscale; night color.
Say a storm rips through your neck of the woods and you must go out to assess the damage. Just take a photo with the optic, and you’ll have GPS coordinates to the location of said damage. You can then provide photos and exact coordinates to responders or repair crews.
Anyone familiar with trail cameras understands how frustrating it can be to capture an image or video of a species you’re after. With a Sionyx optic, you could record your own high-resolution observations with metadata included.
Above: ARs are great to shoot under normal conditions, but being able to train under the stars elevates the experience to a new level.
Individuals could utilize it for personal and home security to survey a yard, large property, or even look downstairs into your living room. Late-night thrill-seekers could use it for recording their adventures. Medical personnel arriving at the scene of an accident in the middle of the night could quickly find someone in need of attention. The point I’m trying to make is that having a quality night vision system that’s this affordable opens so many opportunities that were previously unreachable.
Based on my previous experiences, I can say that Sionyx devices offer a substantial nighttime capability to just about anyone who has a need or want, with more features and a lower price point than the majority of conventional night vision devices. Affordability and versatility are often key decision-making factors when choosing a tool or piece of equipment to purchase, and Sionyx offers both. If you’ve been hesitating to invest in night vision because of the prohibitive costs associated with it, Sionyx night vision optics might be just what you’ve been waiting for.
Above: Ram Mounts offers the right hardware to mount the optic to your choice of off-road vehicle.
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Lots of people have been moving away from the west coast over the last decade, but we have never seen the sort of mass exodus that we have seen over the last year. This mass exodus has created some extremely hot real estate markets in desirable areas located away from the coast, and according to the Wall Street Journal, the hottest real estate market in the entire country right now is Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Any house in the area that gets placed on the market is likely to spark a bidding war, and according to the Coeur d’Alene Association of Realtors, the median price of a home in the region has risen by a whopping 47 percent in the last 12 months…
The median sales price in the Coeur d’Alene region rose in March to $476,900, up 47% from a year earlier, according to the Coeur d’Alene Association of Realtors. Finding a home to buy in the metro area of about 166,000 is getting tougher: Inventory of homes for sale shrank by 71% to just 337 homes. That amounts to less than a month’s supply.
“That’s not enough to go around—therefore, every listing gets 30 offers,” Ms. Johnson said. “Since the pandemic, our market has been crazy.”
In particular, the demand for high-end homes is off the charts.
During the first two months of this year, the number of million-dollar homes sold in the Coeur d’Alene area was more than five times higher than the number sold during the first two months of 2020…
That has helped boost the number of high-end sales. In the first two months of the year, 67 homes in the area sold for $1 million and above, up from 12 sales in that price range in the first two months of 2020, Ms. Williams said.
Of course, the Coeur d’Alene region is not the only extremely hot real estate market that has been fueled by this mass exodus.
According to the Wall Street Journal, these cities round out the top 5…
Austin, Texas
Springfield, Ohio
Billings, Montana
Spokane, Washington
It is interesting to note that three of the top five hottest markets are in the Northwest. For a variety of reasons, large numbers of people are being drawn to the region, and this has both positives and negatives.
If people want to make positive contributions to their new communities, that can be a good thing, but in too many cases new arrivals want to make their new communities just like the hellholes that they are escaping from.
According to Realtor.com, a large percentage of the people viewing Coeur d’Alene property listings are located in major cities such as Los Angeles and Seattle…
About 70% of page views on Coeur d’Alene property listings came from outside the state in the first quarter, up from about 66% a year earlier, according to Realtor.com. The top metro areas for interest in Coeur d’Alene listings were Seattle, Spokane and Los Angeles.
Vast numbers of “west coast refugees” are fleeing to Texas as well. In fact, one real estate executive based in Dallas says that “70% of the people moving in are from California”…
“It’s like waiting for people to get an iPhone when it comes out,” he added. “We have lines out the door for people seeing houses all across all sorts of price points.”
Healy, who is based in Dallas, said hundreds of people per day are moving to his city. He pointed out that 70% of the people moving in are from California and increasing “luxury price points.”
Overall, home prices are much higher in the U.S. today than they were last year.
In fact, we just learned that the Case-Shiller Home Price Index has risen 12 percent over the last 12 months…
House prices soared by 12.0% from a year ago, the biggest increase since February 2006, near the peak of Housing Bubble 1, according to today’s National Case-Shiller Home Price Index for “February,” which reflects the three-month average of sales recorded in public records in December, January, and February.
But the Federal Reserve says that inflation is very low and that there is nothing to be concerned about.
Used car prices are escalating rapidly as well. In fact, the Manheim U.S. Used Vehicle Value Index is up 52 percent over the last year…
Used car prices in the U.S. continue to skyrocket as a result of both the country’s economic recovery and an ongoing supply crunch.
The Manheim U.S. Used Vehicle Value Index has continued to soar through the month of April, to a new record, as a result of the worsening of a semiconductor shortage, low lot inventories, and a continuing post-Covid “boom”.
The index was up 6.8% in the first 15 days of April, Bloomberg noted. The index is up an astounding 52% from the same time last year to 191.4.
But the Federal Reserve says that inflation is very low and that there is nothing to be concerned about.
The price of gasoline just keeps rising as well. It has jumped 9 percent since last month and it is up more than 22 percent overall since this time last year…
Gas prices jumped over 9% in the past month and they’re not expected to slow down anytime soon.
Gas prices are up 22.5% from the previous year and were the biggest contributor to an overall increase in goods and services in the nation, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index. Fuel prices pushed a 1-month increase in the overall price of goods for March that was the highest in nearly 9 years.
But the Federal Reserve says that inflation is very low and that there is nothing to be concerned about.
Do you believe the Fed?
I think that Fed officials should be forced to shop for lumber if they want to try to keep convincing us that inflation is very low.
According to Fortune, the price of lumber has shot up 232 percent since the start of the pandemic.
232 percent!
That is just nuts.
By the way, the book that I published last year warned way in advance that inflation would get way out of control.
Events are playing out just as we anticipated, and a lot more inflation is on the way.
Whenever a crisis arises, our leaders always flood the system with more money, and they are pushing us dangerously close to the point of no return.
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A member of the ruling class has tested positive for COVID after getting 2 doses of the Pfizer experimental gene therapy shot. Representative Alma Hernandez from Arizona says even after taking the shots, she continued to take all precautions, such as wearing a mask, washing her hands, and practicing social distancing.
COVID-19 mRNA Shots Are Legally Not Vaccines
And she still got COVID. Does anyone want to ask what’s going on? If all of those precautions work, how did someone, fully vaccinated, washing their hands religiously, wearing a mask, and social distancing contract the dreaded COVID-19? Anyone else ready to call this a scamdemic yet?
Are Face Masks & COVID Rituals Occultist Symbols For Submission?
Many questions are coming in and answering them here for all to see. Yes, I was fully vaccinated and have been so for over 11 weeks. Just because you’re vaccinated it does not mean you’re in the clear. I don’t feel well. Fever, horrible migraine, and I can’t taste or smell.
— (((Rep.Alma Hernandez MPH)))
(@almaforarizona) April 29, 2021
So, just as she says on Twitter, just because you’re “vaccinated” (even though these shots they are giving are not vaccines) you have to continue to comply with whatever edicts the ruling class decides. And even then, you can still get a cold. Time to wake up. This is a hoax and a scam and we had better figure it out soon because they will not stop until we do.
Hernandez shared that she tested positive for Covid-19 and that her symptoms include fever, “horrible migraine,” and loss of sense of smell and taste. “Just because you’re vaccinated it does not mean you’re in the clear,” she said, warning that “despite wide availability of vaccines,” the pandemic is still here, according to a report by RT.
High-profile cases of being diagnosed with the novel coronavirus even after vaccination have been reported previously. Former Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra and his wife controversially enrolled in a clinical trial of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, and both tested positive for Covid-19 weeks afterward. Argentine leader Alberto Fernandez was also infected despite vaccination with Russia’s Sputnik V. Researchers have said that while the vaccines do not guarantee 100% protection from the virus, they can ease the symptoms and speed up recovery.
Yet, Hernandez says she “doesn’t feel well.” Did she get lessened symptoms? How would she know?
This story is meant to fearmonger the public into continued compliance, but if you apply critical thinking and use your own discernment you’ll begin to see the truth. There’s no way they continue this facade for much longer, so expect anything now. Stay alert.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci refuses to back down off his medical tyranny platform. He is continuing to say that children need to wear masks outdoors still as summer quickly approaches.
White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci drew rightful anger again Wednesday after continuing to insist children wear masks while playing outdoors, in spite of repeated studies showing outdoor transmission of coronavirus is virtually nil, according to a report by Fox News. In an interview on the “TODAY” show Wednesday morning, co-host Savannah Guthrie asked Fauci why her daughter still had to wear her “little mask” getting off of the school bus but Guthrie, having been vaccinated with at least one dose, didn’t have to wear one.
“When are kids going to be able to take off those masks and be able to play on the playground?” Guthrie asked. Because children are still unvaccinated, Fauci responded, they are “more at risk” out in the community and should therefore keep their masks on. Until the community levels of infection “goes way down,” he said, children should remain cautious.
Some people are calling him out for his “blood boiling nonsense” and hatred of children. Fauci sure acts like he wants the lives of all kids destroyed. In fact, a New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz tweeted that Fauci’s remarks were “blood-boiling nonsense.”
This is total, complete, blood-boiling nonsense and contradicts Fauci’s comment on Sunday that “The risk when you’re outdoors – which we have been saying all along – is extremely low.” It’s low for everyone but especially for kids. Stop listening to this man. https://t.co/PnmjuCUIwG
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) April 28, 2021
I wish I hated anything as much as Fauci hates children https://t.co/CPPhh0MVj9
— F. Bill McMorris (@FBillMcMorris) April 28, 2021
“You know his answer is complete rubbish,” Markowicz also was hard on Guthrie, one of the propagandists’ talking heads. “How do you not press him on it? You know it makes no sense for your kid to be masked, I hear it in your voice. Stand up for your child. Stand up for sanity.”
Some people have opened their eyes to the reality of the situation we are facing. This isn’t a health crisis. It’s an authoritarian slavery crisis. And more had better figure it out. We all know if Guthrie had pressed Fauci hard enough, the live on-air “news” segment would have been cut short or somehow ended due to “technical difficulties.” She would also likely be out of a job. The mainstream media are order following propagandists. Nothing more, nothing less. They have even admitted their job is to tell the public what to think.
Coronavirus Panic & Fear: The Greatest Mainstream Media Hoax In History
CDC & Fauci CONFIRM: COVID-19 Scamdemic Was A HOAX!
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What a surprise. The CEO of BioNTech says you will need a booster shot of the COVID-19 mRNA “vaccine” every year.
Ugur Sahin, BioNTech’s chief executive, and co-founder told reporters on Wednesday that the vaccine his company created with Pfizer will likely require a third booster shot due to data showing a weaker immune response over time in people who received the vaccine, the Associated Press reported.
Is anyone surprised that the person responsible for racking in the money from the creation of these experimental gene therapies is saying we will all need to get them annually? We should have seen this coming a mile away, and come of us did.
COVID-19 mRNA Shots Are Legally Not Vaccines
Scientist Who Helped Develop Pfizer Vaccine Says A Third Shot Will Be Needed
They have officially begun the push to have these gene therapies injected into everyone every single year.
As I have said before, this will not end until we all wake up. Until we figure out what a scam this has been from day one and ignore these psychopaths out of power, they will continue to push this concoction of DNA-altering “therapy” on us. And yes, they admitted it does alter your DNA.
And then we have this:
Bill Gates-Backed BioTech GMO Mosquitoes to be Released In Florida
They have already also admitted that they can administer “vaccines” via mosquito bites.
According to studies, and as reported by Newsweek, the Pfizer “vaccine’s” efficacy of the BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine drops from 95% to 91% after six months. Sahin said people who receive two doses of the vaccine should get the third dose nine to 12 months after the first shot. “Accordingly, we need a third shot to get the vaccine protection back up to almost 100% again,” Sahin said. “And then I expect it will probably be necessary to get another booster every year or perhaps every 18 months.”
Wake up. Once awake, stay alert. Use your discernment and critical thinking. We are being bombarded with propaganda and it is up to us to figure out what the controllers and masters are doing to manufacture our consent to be enslaved. This is ramping up in so many ways as people figure it out. What they have up their sleeves next, is anyone’s guess.
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