Joe's fine, is gray. Adam curry Jhansi Devora
July 17 2022 And this is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 1469 This
is no agenda commemorating
climate victims and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas
hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm a city you asleep
watching the July tournament. We're terreno Fuji almost lost
today. I'm Jhansi Dvorak, Raglan Buzzkill.
Yes, and that was your Sumo Wrestling Report courtesy of
Jhansi Dvorak. People don't know that they don't know that they
don't know that you're a sumo wrestler Shimon
is definitely watching a couple of fat guys who are
intentionally fat, they actually take the weight off after they
quit the game. But they have to be intentionally effect because
of the nature of the game. So they had to have a lot of
weight. I mean, you can try the fast gear the fast move a little
thinner.
Why do you need to be so fat just because of the fewer the
pure bulk? So you can just slam into people and just use your
mass?
Yeah, well, two reasons. One, you don't want to be someone who
can be easily pushed around. This is a little round ring.
It's true. And you get pushed out easily if you're go head to
head with a big fat guy. Yeah, but it's interesting. This, the
NHK has done a very good job on some of the last few years of
going into a lot of the details Asuma which makes it actually
even more interesting how these guys come up in the message to
literally just make themselves as fat as they can. Can like an
actor might do in a movie, and in for there. And they only last
in the game maybe five to 10 years, maybe at the most. So
some guys that stick around for some length of time. They're
more naturally big. And it's just fascinating to watch.
There's lots of skill to it. But I've always thought Americans
would love this because it's like, who doesn't
love fat guy? You know if they could combine sumo wrestling
with hot dog eating. I think we'd have a winning formula for
America. I
think I think American football guards and tackles in the
American Football League, the sumo comm Sumos if they you know
if they wanted to, I would like to see it. I like to see sumo go
against the best guard in the NFL and see what happens. As an
exhibition,
Sumo football is getting better. I mean, we're creating an entire
This is our exit strategy. Finally sumo voted for by Yeah,
that's it, everybody, Sumo football for Adam and John.
Beautiful. I'm writing it down for my book of ideas. You know,
for when I retire, Sumo football,
that you can sell that book, there's your exit strategy.
So heads are bowed all across the EU. Now a very, very solemn
day, yesterday, led in these in this in this Day of Mourning is
our very own France Timmermans. My friend who never returns my
calls anymore. He used to be a Bilderberger with a Dutch queen.
And then he went deep into politics. And now he is the
European Union Green Deal czar. And he I think we need to listen
to him because he has something very important to say we all
commemorate right now, the loss of life, due to erratic weather
patterns, horrible weather patterns. In Europe, it's a year
ago that more than 220 people lost their lives because of the
floods in Germany and Belgium. Also hear people have lost their
lives and the climate crisis tornado, I think five people
were killed also in Czechia. There are deaths almost on a
daily basis worldwide. And it is clear these erratic weather
patterns are a consequence of the climate crisis clear. And I
think it's time we,
by the way, I just got to stop our buddy France there. That
thing was caused by very bad policy for over 100 years. That
flood in Germany. It was not because of climate change, it
will end it's admitted they had to turn back and say well, yeah,
and I guess we've kind of
recruited an old floodplain that Dan pushed back by putting trees
here and there and doing all these things, which you have to
do they have to manage you have to manage your environment and
then you do just all of a sudden pull everything out of floods
and you blame climate change.
Exactly. In fact, you haven't little bit. Oh, no, it's too
long. But we had a whole series of clips even on NPR was always
the infrastructure was not good, but that doesn't matter because
France is still he's a mench. He's going to commemorate these
people, no matter
what you might have a mess up, never calls you back
climate crisis. And I think it's time we paid a bit more
attention to those victims. Yes. And I think it would be a good
idea to have at least one day in the year in Europe, yes. Where
we commemorate the victims of these horrible weather pattern,
horrible weather patterns sign the climate crisis
caused by the climate crud horrible weather patterns caused
by the we're now two steps removed.
Now a year ago, I mentioned more than 220 people died. Yes. And
sometimes it becomes clearer if you know one of these persons
and I want to mention a 15 year old girl called Rosa.
Okay, so I think there's something very subliminal he's
about to do here. So what he's saying is, you know, sometimes
it, it really doesn't hit home until it really hits you
personally, by the way, nothing, of course, yeah, I just feel bad
for the 200 people that died. Of course, I'm not a total ale. But
for purposes of entertainment. You know, it's better if you
make it personal. And then he says, Rosa, this is a very
typical Dutch Yiddish way of pronouncing a very Dutch Jewish
girl's name of Orissa. And I think he's doing this on
purpose, to bring it closer to some kind of Holocaust
proportions.
Otherwise pronounce it.
But OSA is it's
listed Jewish pronunciation,
Hausa it's, it's subtle, subtle, yeah, but it's for me, it's very
obvious that he's trying to, and also the net everything, it
just, it feels creepy.
And sometimes it becomes clearer, if you know one of
these persons. And I want to mention, a 15 year old girl
called Rosa Rosa, who is who was the daughter of one of my
colleagues in the European Commission who was on a climate
camp in the Belgian organic climate camp, and she was swept
away by finances, and she died. We as a family just celebrated
the 16th birthday of our daughter. And also I will never
be able to celebrate a 16th birthday. And it breaks my heart
to have to say this, but I believe that compels us to pay
attention to all these people who have lost their lives
because of this erratic weather, which is a consequence of
climate change. So I hope we can agree I will propose it to the
ministers today to have a memorial day for the victims of
the climate crisis.
By the way, he says 16 year old girl and then later says she
never got to celebrate her 16th birthday. And she is I mean, she
was I mean that has incubator kids written all over it.
transparently, the
climate camp is one thing, but whatever happened to the idea
that claim is not whether, wow, where have you been? For that
five
years now that went out the window, when it was snowing, and
it was cold, and we had we had a little bit of that snap? That's
when everyone ever Of course everyone who doesn't believe it
would jump up and say see that's a climate change. So they had to
parry that and the only thing they could do was and is that
powerful?
There was never going to be another any snow at all because
it was never going to happen. And this is no one worse than
ever.
No kids would never happen to that kids would not see snow
after the year 2000 Except in snow globes. Yeah, that was that
was put now. So that so Britain just is gone. Britain just
declared a national emergency record breaking heat. Now,
I've got a heat clip.
He's got a heat clip. Okay, what do you see? I see. The title
alone makes me jittery.
The National Weather Service in the United Kingdom has issued
its first ever extreme heat warning. As Villa marks reports,
temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees in many parts of the
country in the coming days.
The British Meteorological Office is highest ever warning
covers major cities including London, Manchester and York on
Monday and Tuesday next week and indicates the risk to life and
that daily routines will need to change. railway lines will
likely face speed restrictions, medical appointments and some
hospitals will be canceled and certain schools will close
early. Automobile organizations have warned drivers to stay off
roads that may melt while cars face overheating. top government
officials have met Friday to discuss their response. Wow,
that
guy sounds really they gotta we need a response to 100 roads are
gonna melt. They're going to of course,
it gets to be 115 120 in Arizona routinely day after day, month
after month hard
dock in the highway. Roads are melted their tires are melted
into the road, John.
He said this is gonna maybe go over 100 degrees. Okay 100
You're not out Nuri centigrade, that would be bad. That would be
roasty. That would melt the road, but they're gonna go oh, i
By the way went, Mimi and I went to England. Years ago during
their last heatwave.
They should have said your blood will clot. See, this is what
they should do. Oh,
just an opportunity back to the story. So and it was so bad then
it was over 100 It was in Paris in London. That entire Hyde Park
was was Bolton Park was the grass was all dead. I don't
think it's even gotten that bad with this heatwave. I don't
think it's that bad. It was dead. It was all brown. It was a
Blue Bay, California very, you know, welcome dead,
dead and dead and soulless. Yes, exactly. Like so.
So this clip is, is based on the melting roads. You got to get
your cars off the road because you're gonna sink into the
melting asphalt. This has never happened. Where does it roads
melting? We had melt in Palm Springs in all melt in Arizona,
not melting in the hill country.
What are they talking about?
Maybe? Maybe they have dumb tar? I don't know. It doesn't make
any sense.
Just pure tar road. It'd be melting all the time.
I have. Oh, wait, do you have a second clip here?
I do have the I gotta be as judicious. A kicker.
The extreme heats originated in Northern Africa and has been
fueled by growing wildfires in France, Spain and Portugal
are worse the climate change?
Well, this was the end of that report. This is what's causing
the heatwave in England. Yeah. When is this ever happened? You
have fires in Portugal and France? Yeah. And it's causing a
heatwave in England. Are you kidding me? Blaming the heatwave
and listen to this place six seconds again.
It's pretty funny.
The extreme heat is originated in Northern Africa and has been
fueled by growing wildfires in France, Spain and Portugal.
Okay, now,
let me turn this back. The extreme heat originated. Okay,
so Northern
Africa, maybe Morocco. It just went bomb man were warm war. And
then we and they went over the ocean.
Though the military Mediterranean,
sorry. And then up through Portugal and Spain and then
getting that hop that you know, it hopped the channel? I mean,
where did where did it go? No, because this is the same
everywhere. I mean, just give you some historical perspective
kind
of bullshit. Are they trying to pull a melt and the African
climate is affecting England?
Yes. This is this is climate change blather. And they've
learned very. John, this is not a this is not journalism. It's
not news. This is was it the BBC make otherwise NPR?
Yeah. And P. V? I think it was via the BBC.
You know what, I think that a lot of editors or writers have
new stories. They don't even check that just go well, it's
climate change. And they just put it in there. It's at this
point, it's just it's a fact. You know, it's like they were
very fine people. Roads are melting. The mouse is a dumb
idea. Nobody wants it. I mean, the debt by the way, no liar.
That's why I'm saying that's these, you will go to your grave
with that. And I will stand on your grave and say, it's not
true. It's not true.
Oh, by the way, by the time that all happens, yeah, the mouse
would be dead anyway.
Say he was right. right all along. So I have a little bit of
historical perspective. In 1972. We moved to the Netherlands. And
I remember the summer 70 234 Probably through 676. Seven, it
may be longer, and they were hot. It was hot outside and it
was really beautiful. I remembered it was nice. The
spring was nice. And I was like now Holland's not too bad. In
the 90s He got shit. It was like a like a carwash, perpetual
carwash. And even the summers it was just, you know, wet and gray
and, and nasty. And they predicted Of course, in the 70s
Oh, global cooling is coming and you know, to some degree it
cooled down a bit. And that you know, so we went through the the
solar maximum, the solar minimum, we've gone up and down
this 11 Year 11 year cycles
to 22 real cycle 2211 Yeah,
right. Right. And I learned about that, because when I was
15, I was you know, jacking up my CB radio using a sideband and
cutting a diode so you could get into the 28 megahertz frequency.
And you know, and I just needed a half half wave antenna on the
roof and I could talk to Ohio and that was because of the Sun
activity. So I learned a lot about this, but I could also
feel the difference later when I went back to visit and it really
started Did becoming nice again when we went back to Amsterdam.
So turn of the century turn of the millennium, and it started
getting warmer. Now, back in the day when I was in school and 72,
and we were sweating our balls off, we had something called
Tropen roaster. And the Tropen roaster was very simple. It's
like when it's really hot during the summer, we'll give you a
tropical schedule. That's what it means throw up a roaster. And
you come in a little earlier, you come in an hour earlier, and
then after lunch, everyone goes home. And that was normal. These
temperatures, I don't know, I'm just seeing record breaking. I
mean, I don't know. Seems like we had 100 degree days. And I
remember because I was still an American in thought and it
wasn't thinking centigrade or Celsius. And I remember those
100 100 degree days. Yeah, so it was just bull. And I and I don't
remember the road,
you know, like old farts like you'd bring it up. Shut up. Talk
to a kid. Let's bring a kid on 11 year old Ain't No.
I haven't ended show in the show mix of, of the kids screaming
about climate change. Let me say it's actually I have a couple
other things. Oh, yeah. One of the kids none of the kids. They
know what to do. They're being taught they're being taught
well, because you know, of course we have to fight this
evil that's melting the roads. And you have the roads don't get
you. We'll get you
Bay Area. Neighbors say some climate activists have crossed
the line as they tried to send a message about gas consumption.
They are letting the air out of SUV tires we
invest a lot of time Vacaville mom quando Ellis Walker has two
boys with autism. She and her husband also coach youth sports
focusing on kids with disabilities. She also works as
a registered nurse so between her job her kids, the kids on
her team and taking care of the disabled and she puts a lot of
mileage on her SUV. On Tuesday morning as she was driving to an
appointment. Her tire pressure sensor came on sensor on my tire
was on six whoa she packs a car and found the problem
my tire was
totally flat. I noticed the paper on my windshield.
The flyer says the climate activist has deflated the tire
because SUVs are bad for the environment. You're a gas
guzzler kills so
and I was just angry about that because my gas guzzler does not
kill
cuando says her SUV is a lifeline in her community. It
helped her transport special needs children to many sporting
events. Whether it's a person or group, it appears to removing
the tire valve cap and letting the air out in the middle of the
night. So that's how you do have anonymous climate bags that
started the vehicle tampering in Europe. And now it's spreading
to the US
the anonymous group called the tire extinguishers claimed
responsibility for the vehicle tampering they also target
electric SUVs because they say all SUVs are dangerous
now nice. Go Electric.
Yeah, that's funny. Well, you know and by the way, the real
tip is you take off the screw top and then you take one of
these little tools Yeah, you screw you actually take the
valve out. Yeah.
Now you're talking Johnny.
Hey, kid.
Did they tell you that in the meeting last night?
Yes when the meeting ends, but that's a good clip. I'm glad
you're fired. I didn't even know it was going on. I'm very I'm
twice a Bay Area report but I have a Germany report on climate
so I mean, keep up with what they're doing. They're there.
They're leading the way.
They're all in green New Deal rock and roll where the winners
Chancellor
all of Schultz says Germany's decision to reactivate coal and
oil fired power plants. Totally energy shortages because of the
war in Ukraine is only temporary. He says his
government remains committed to combating the climate crisis.
And he's insisting Germany remains committed to ending its
greenhouse gas emissions by 2045.
This is so good now. They usually go I do have one last
clip then. By the way.
Wait before you guys just say one thing about Germany. Yeah.
So Deutsche Bank is now modeling German households you know they
do that for you know to understand the consumer you
know, maybe price their inflation whatever they want to
do. They're modeling German households chopping wood to keep
warm this winter. Like well if we if we let them chop wood
everyone's going to be I think kind of okay
well, yes, good exercise. Yeah. Them logs.
Yeah. All right.
What's your next year? I want to make a warning I pre warning for
the rest of the show. I did get a bunch of Amy Goodman clips so
they're going to be on today's show. It's going to be
highlighted Okay. Well let's let's do a priority doing once
every few months. So
inbound All right, Amy clicked any government clip inbound is
good. We know it. So
let's go and use coal in the this. This would just Clip kills
me
in Brussels, the European Union has asked member states to curb
their use of natural gas and its fears that Russia might further
reduce supplies. The EU says nations that increase the
reliance on coal will be exempted from carbon emissions
reduction goals. Watch.
What? Oh, no. So, so Germany says, Hey, we got we got to fire
up some coal. Okay, you're exempt then. Yeah. Like
emergency use.
Now, you can meet your carbon goal in 2045. By burning coal.
That's great.
Wow, that's good.
And they get in and this stuff goes through and no one's you
know, even Amy, she does a straight faced.
Well, she, she's, you know, her religion is is science. You
know, I was I've had some thoughts about climate change
and other things happening. And when we first started following
when it started with climate gate, I mean, we're, this show
has been tracking the
lay the jungle. Yeah, I'm
was actually going to see if I could find it. I mean, it's so
long, it's no longer. It's no longer current. But yeah, so
we've been around so long that we had a jingle for it. To the
gate to the gate. When we first started seeing the reports of
the numbers being doctored, and IPCC had already been in in
operation for a long time until until it kind of crossed our
radar. It was a big scandal. And people should go back and read
it and you can massive scandal confined the original documents
and the massive scandal. It's been covered up and they've
said, Oh, no, this is normal. We change these things as
scientists and I mean, what else was the bullcrap and explanation
they had for doctoring the numbers? Do you remember
that? You know, I don't remember now. But it was like they were
first day. It was a scandal of the scandal existed and it was
played up by the media for a while and then somebody put the
kibosh on it. Yeah. And then then they started making up
rules. Well, you know, we had to change these because there's
variables. So this numbers it should have been and man,
that happened before Al Gore's movie came out.
was after? No, I'm pretty sure it was after okay,
even better. It was it was an epic scandal, and no one talks
about it anymore. Now, but what we talked about at the time was
the origins of this, which of course, we've seen the same
could some of the very same climate change people in the
early 70s. Say, we're going to have an ice age, he was going to
be global cooling, we were all going to die and frozen in the
ice. So first of all, we were really happy because we liked
the heat better than the cold. I think we're universal on that.
But it really stems from The Population Bomb people. That's
and I think that's really the we may not even have such a thing
as left or right politicians. Maybe it's just politicians who
want less people and politicians who want more people. Does that
make any sense?
Well, politicians want more people saying give cheap labor?
Well, no, I felt at a fundamental basis. Forget about
forget economy, everything Georgia Guidestones, you know,
500 million on Earth. I mean, how many times do we have to
think about what they really want is less people and they're
always saying vaccines get your less people and they have all
kinds of explanations for it. It just feels like that's that's
the that's that's the binary here. You know, religious people
they want to go forth multiply. And the globalist typically,
yeah, we got to keep you just barely alive to do work for.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
So I'm looking at this chart here, which is the world
population by a year it's going it's really I mean, slowing down
yearly, slowing down, yearly change back in 2004, is 1.25%
growth a year. And in fact, I can go back to just thinking
back to this thing goes back to the year 5000. It goes to 5000
BC, when there were five, 5 million people. And then at
around zero BC, there was about 190 million it went from there.
And then when the changes started, when they could
actually track it accurately. In 1951. It was 1.88% growth. And
it continued to increase until around 1970 when that book came
out. And it seems as though
the Population Bomb. Yeah,
it grew. It was at a 2.09% yearly change. And from that
point on from about the 70s. It went to 1.94 than 1.89. And it's
never it's never gone back up. It's been going down ever since
right to today. And right now the gross which was a lot of
numbers here.
This, of course, is when we introduced childhood vaccines,
processed food.
I'm sorry, it's true, but still in 1970, find the right number
here. In 1970, we had about 3.6 million and now we got 7.7. So,
you know, it adds up. Compound Interest makes a difference, you
make your rich, so rich and human resources. In 2019, we had
7.7 billion, and now we're at 7.79. But the growth rate has
gone from, like I said, almost 2% and 9070 to 1.05%. And this
fit, falling and falling. But the other trend that has to be
noted is that the urban population has been growing like
crazy, of course, and that began in it crossed over to over 50%.
And when you when you say urban, you mean cities, not cities,
cities, not the code for urban, which is black Americans.
So in 1951, the urban population city growth was 30%. And it has
gone up and up and up. And it is no, it's never really gone in
reversed. It's gone up and up and looking at all the numbers.
There's not one moment where it's gone down a notch. And now
it's up to 50 is went from 30%. Now it's 56%. And it's just
keeps growing and growing and growing. And the but it doesn't
mean you have to say well, I'm moving to the city, or there's
no farmers anymore. No, no, guys, that's still that's
growing too, by
the way. They're succeeding and killing us.
They want to Yes, but the point is, is that if you got this
right now the urban population 4.3 billion and there's an
aurora, no total population is 7.7. So there's plenty of people
not in the cities, it just so happens that they're
concentrating in the cities.
There's lots of room is what you're saying.
Yeah, there's plenty of room. Plenty more room if it was gonna
move to the city. Yeah. Okay, but so but I, so they this is
slowing down at natural isn't natural for now. And I don't
believe it has anything to do with anything. Do you accept? I
mean, I think it is. I mean, it's possible that it's not
helping, they can't slow it down. They can't they can't see
the growth is going on until it gets to about the figures going
to stop at a 10 billion.
Well, all I know is these people are real. I think probably
through what's his name brand who ran the well, that brand,
Stewart Brand.
Stewart Brand brands. That's right. He was one of the well
guess he didn't run the well. No, but I'm sure he took credit
for it. But now, he was
one of the Population Bomb guys. And you know, he was close with,
you know, he's around Silicon Valley. And I don't know, I feel
like that kind of seeped in a bit. To the conscience, and it's
just
been kind of population control. It's all around Stanford,
Stanford was where it came out of. So that's all Silicon Valley
right in the center.
Right? What do you mean Stanford, Stanford are the were
The Population Bomb people? Yeah, Ehrlich. That's right, for
a guy Ehrlich and brand brand wrote that book with Ehrlich.
They wrote it together.
I think I look.
I'm pretty sure be shocked if he did. Yeah, I'm pretty sure he
did. I
think that brand was the whole earth guy.
Yeah, no, but I believe that he wrote wiz Ehrlich. I think you
should check it out. Check it out. Very easy to figure but if
I just look at the news stories we talk about we have climate
change, clearly meant to kill people, not the climate change,
but the measures they're putting in place. I look at the food.
Now Population Bomb is a 1968 book written by Stanford
University Professor Paul Ehrlich and his wife now and
then I'm mistaken. Maybe he wrote a different book with him.
I don't think so.
Brand was not a brand was was associated with Ken Keyes he and
the goofballs he wasn't associate with a Stanford.
That's
right. That's a great band name Ken kisi and the goofballs. Like
that. Anyway, so climate change, it's ultimately it's about
removing people. Vaccines, I mean, I got my thoughts, but I'm
like, Okay, pretty much removing people. Roe v. Wade. This is Roe
v. Wade is not just a US story. This is playing everywhere, the
Netherlands, the UK, France.
I mean, did you find that peculiar?
No, this is exactly the point. This is what I'm trying to say.
Bless people everywhere, not just America. Georgia
Guidestones and you're and and
no you want less people in Europe but let's bring in more
immigrants. What's the point of that?
Well, you're just moving them from one to the other. I mean,
you're gonna kill them no matter what that's that's a whole
nother thing. That's to make the pot the masses, you know, a
mixture of brown and the true white supremacist the real ones
like the royal families in the elite. They're the ones that's
like Queen Ursula, so no European leader has kids almost
Margarita doesn't. McCrone doesn't know Boris Johnson
doesn't really catch a good point. You know, there's a lot
of a lot of leaders of the of those Queens the last one well,
but here's here's what's happening. And I wrote and it
just all kind of came together in my head the other day, the
queen, Queen Ursula, she has eight perfect beautiful German
children blond hair blue eyes, and that is celebrated see is
their movie. So I think we're dealing with you know, people.
Planned Parenthood started as a eugenicist organization. Maybe
it never stopped.
No, it didn't. It started as a birth control organization. It
was forever you different American from okay. I mean, you
can just get into an argument on the show about this but as far
as I'm concerned, Planned Parenthood started off as a
birth control organization which is not a you're not was not
associated with the Genesis them but you Genesis which was was
kind of the Eugenics Okay, let me give you a little background
The way I see it you Genesis movement began in the United
States. Yeah, in the 20s. Yes. And it was a cool thing it was
considered all that's cool, because it's makes nothing but
sense that we should breed ourselves to be better be
fact I think it may have had may have influenced Hitler and the
Nazis.
It totally influenced Hitler's and the Nazis and that's what
ruined it. Not that it was was a good idea, personally, but it
kind of the trend in the United States was all of a sudden oops,
we can't do it. We can't do that because Hitler did it. And he's
ruined it for everybody. And and the dentists become an
underground thing. If is, if it existed on I say Planned
Parenthood might now be a eugenicist organization. But I
did not begin that with no evidence.
I'll agree with you on the technicality. Margaret Sanger,
however, was a huge Genesis, and she was proud of it during that
period when it was it became a it's a great idea.
You were requesting that too, but but I will, I'll put that in
abeyance. But I question that. I think that isn't that that's a
desert rewrite of history.
What's interesting is that that is now accepted in in leftist
media. I hear all the time. Well, well, we all know it
playing out. Margaret Sanger is problematic, but Planned
Parenthood is really good. And I totally agree with you that
Planned Parenthood is now probably part of some eugenicist
agenda. Here's the thing that I discovered yesterday that blew
me away. Charles dark Darwin, The Origin of Species, would you
say that to some degree the science of of human kind, though
we're the opposite of evolution. Is this is this work by by
Darwin? No. Which one was? I thought natural selection. I
thought that was his whole theory.
Yeah, well, that's evolution.
But the what did I say wrong?
You said that Darwin was the antithesis of evolution.
No, I meant creation. I'm sorry. Yes. Thank you for correcting
me, the the antithesis of the creation, creation theory,
theory, religion, really creationism. So do you know the
original title of the book or the work whatever it's called
the The Origin of Species by means of sets of natural
selection? Because I didn't know this. And it's right there on
Wikipedia. The full title? Yeah.
Yeah. It's something that kind of alludes to creationism.
No, the here it is. I'm looking at the scan of the cover the
Origin of Species by means of natural selection, or the
preservation of Favoured Races in the struggle for life.
Oh.
I saw that. I'm like,
Yes, I'm, yeah, you're right.
Ah, it's just one of those things you like what is going
on?
Yeah, but this again, I will have to say that this is a this
is situational ethics. I mean, during different periods of
time, people had certain ways of seeing things. Sure. And it was
just it was what you were raised. And this is what were
you doing now? We're just reprogramming kids to think a
different way they could have been, if things had been
different. We could be programming kids to think the
exact same thing that they were thinking back in the 1800s, or
the 1700s, or the 1600s. And that's why I'm very adverse to
people. Reverse Engineering today's thinking to the past. I
think it's unfair. Okay, that's one of the reasons I think that
trying to rename this as a bunch of clips I got from Amy trying
to rename the Webb telescope the new James Webb telescope to
something else because James Webb was a anti gay
Yeah, this this has been going on for a while they actually
tried to change the name in Congress. I think there was a
bill to change it and it didn't didn't go anywhere.
I have Eclipse, okay. If you want to hear ya know, hello,
hello, of course. So let's go with Webb telescope plus LGN tq.
Democracy Now. This
week, NASA released the first images from its new flagship
James Webb Space Telescope, the JW S T, revealing an
unprecedented view of the cosmos from galaxies that formed just a
few 100 million years after the Big Bang to the birth of stars
and vast nebulas of gas and dust. The telescope is named
after Joe led NASA during the 60s and the run up to the Apollo
moon landings earlier this year, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson
rejected a petition signed by over 1200 astronomers and
astrophysicists demanding a change to the telescopes name
and it's new revelations about how web helped to purge NASA
LGBTQ plus workers as part of federal policy.
As part of federal policy, you help her federal policy to purge
and this is the Truman administration that started the
federal policy. Hello, Democrats just want to mention that to you
know, Congress I did.
The second clip is the NASA versus the gays clip. And I want
to preface it with this comment about the woman who comes on
this is what would have been termed a lipstick lesbian comes
years ago, comes on
now but we still understand the context. Thank you. And she's
on and she and she has her pronouns on this, which has her
name
with democracy now puts pronouns on the screen as a lower third.
Yeah. Oh, no. Yes.
Oh, everyone needs to do that. Okay, newsflash, every single
news program everyone needs to put the pronouns in the lower
third
that's great. Oh, hers are they them? Oh, she's a lipstick
lesbian. Why can't she wait why should it have to be they then?
Well, I don't get that but okay, it's
okay. That's that's that's weird from Hey, you know what, you
can't reverse engineer history.
So you got a them and I'm thinking how do you use that in
a sentence? You can understand we're
doing what you just said you hated people do words were
different back in your ERA John? Second.
I want you to tell me how you do this. I could say they went to
the store and then I want to say them hair is brown. How do I say
her hair is brown into them? Do I say them Harris Brown? I don't
participate in ice blue.
I don't participate in this
Come on. I want to hear
I don't care. I mean you don't
know I hate it when I don't get it I would like an explanation
of I know you can use easy to say they went to the store.
Okay, they is one person but okay, I can live with that. They
went to this list but them hair is brown. I just can't forget he
used to if
you don't. If you don't stop asking questions. them's going
to come over and beat you up. That's how you use this not
English anymore. Come on English Jane.
Okay, well anyway, so here she is the I'm sorry. What did I do?
I'm sorry. I did named her I did something wrong. Yep. Here is
the
line. I like it. That was a good punch line.
Here they is telling us what what them's the thing with them
was simply
the way that NASA has dug in its heels about naming the telescope
after James Webb has really cast a pall over that for me
personally, and I know for a lot of other queer astronomers as
well. You know, I thought that this was one of I do
have one issue I've one issue. I don't like the hijack of the
word queer. I really don't so
to hijack it's a total
hijack queer is has been hijacked from the gays. And
she's gay men,
and oh, she's not you miss. You miss named her whatever is
called
Are you gonna do this the entire show? I can do this the entire
show? Or is
it only during this segment only during this clip? Because she's
the only I did it too. They put the pronouns on there and days,
what would the term
queer was a gay a male, male gay term. And of course the gays
took gay from gay from I
thought it was I thought queer was a kind of a N word. No. And
from the 50s and 60s from the 50s. Oh, yes, we're supposed to
be used when you Korean were supposed to call me when queer,
right? Could they were homosexual. You couldn't call
them queer queer was a bad word.
Again, again, we're trying to deconstruct what's happening now
with past events. I hate it when people do that.
You and me both. But that's what we do on the show anyway,
hateful thing
we do, let's just finish this, we're never gonna get through
it. One of that.
Finish times two, I released this documentary, in part
because I think we in the astronomy community have gone
through a number of different methods to try and help NASA see
sense on this issue. You know, I personally was a member of the
astrophysics Advisory Committee for NASA for many years until I
resigned over this issue last fall. You know, as part of that
committee, we requested that there be an investigation and a
report which has never been released. So, you know, I
thought, as part of just space and our producer and editor,
Katrina Jackson, who pitched this idea to us, you know, we
really thought that laying out the case with the available
information about the historical record, and also showing its
continuation into how queer astronomers are treated now in
astronomy, was an important thing to do in conjunction with
this release of these new images.
What very important, how queer astronomers are treated, what
are they treated poorly? I missed it, are they getting
beaten up? Because they're quote,
I've never heard anything like this. I've never heard that
queer astronomers are being poorly treated.
You know, this is this is kind of your, you know, your, okay.
I'm going to agree with the point you're making ad nauseam.
That this is a, this is a thank you. This is ground zero of the
attack on your speech, certainly in the United States, but it's
everywhere. And perhaps we should all just, and I mean,
there's people who I respect who work in corporate life, and I
get an email from them, and it says, you know, pronoun,
whatever, him, him, he him, you know, it's whatever it is.
They're putting the proud pronouns in their email
signatures. And it's, it's coercion, it really is the
baseline coercion. My, one of my kids does it one of your kids
does it. And they're not. They're not really, they're not
jumping up and down and going on knots, but they will correct
you, they will try and set you straight. And that is deep,
deep, deep, because they're not freaking out about it. It's even
scarier, if they were like, like you did, no, like, it's them.
And so that's true. They're patronizing us at this point.
They're patronizing us, which which goes against godly parent,
parent and child relationship, I would say. But if you want to
know where it comes from, it's just short clip. Someone sent
this to me was on Instagram. This is a well, maybe she's
queer, I don't know. But she's talking about her work. 10 years
ago at a an NGO,
10 years ago, when I was working at an LGBT nonprofit terms like
transgender and gender identity, this was all extremely new. The
general public didn't have any understanding or concept of what
these terms were, there was no trans child, there is no such
thing as a trans child. A trans child is a corporate fiction
that doesn't exist is a concept being forced on to children. But
there was no such idea. There were like teenagers and stuff
that identified as trans and actually part of my job was
going directly into the public schools in New York and work to
indoctrinate youth in with this new ideology and with these new
terms, and not just indoctrinate the youth but also indoctrinate
the educators and now indoctrination of youth is
finally being exposed. People think like where did all this
come from? This just started happening like it's coming from
the UN actually the UN is telling schools all over the
world to implement this language.
And there's some evidence of this that is a UNESCO programs.
I believe I saw this clip. Oh, you didn't. And I didn't, I
didn't clip it because I didn't like the way it was edited
personally, and I thought there would like be, I'd like to find
the clip the real Cliff course. Because there's a bunch of talk
like this. And all of a sudden, I've been there and there's a
lot of edits and but I thought it was compelling because what's
the UN trying to do this for? What's the purpose of all this?
What is the purpose of this, of this otherwise normal astronomer
demanding to be called they, instead of
subversion control, it's subtle. It's like you start with this
and then before you know it, you have to bow before them. Come on
this. This is this is how it starts. And we're all just
talking about it. Let it happen. Maybe you should stop doing it.
I am pretty sure you're not going to use they in them's on
anybody. And if they don't want to talk to you, I know you will
know hard you'll be like
them hair is brown. Yeah, it's I can say her hair is brown. Her
hair is brown. Them hair is brown. I just don't see how that
fits in any structure. That's known to man. It's almost done
on purpose. Just to make it sound like an alone you refer to
the person. When you M Harris Brown, who is brown when he's
only a moron.
Yes. Hello, you're finally getting it. That's the whole
point. They're turning you all the all into moronic beans. I'm
very down on this. It's it's quite obvious to me today for
some reason. It's like it's all coercion. It's all horseshit all
of it. And it's been going on kind of a little bit in the
schools and stuff that was going on and that we weren't seeing
that we weren't weren't paying attention to that stuff. So
let's do some more school stink.
Yep. Well, here's
some more nibbling
in education should be ashamed of themselves. And Roe v.
Wade, which I think kind of goes along with the strain with this,
this vein that we're speaking of. Here's the two two bills
were introduced in the House. The House
by the way, today paths to abortion bills and protecting
access to abortion in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision
to overturn, overturn Roe. One protects women who travelled
across state lines to get an abortion and the providers who
treat them the other more sweeping measure would enshrine
Roe versus Wade into law that both dead on arrival in the
Senate, Senate Republicans have already rejected both.
He could have done that much better. He could have said the
abortion bills are dead on arrival that would have been
funnier. But no, no guns. No puns for this
is good. He used to be a news writer.
Well, here's Pelosi because it's all about the woman. It's just
it's not about anything else. It's not about anything else
other than protecting women's rights.
And we offer help to the American people who treasure our
freedoms. And you were overwhelmingly with us and our
mission to defend them. What Republicans have in store next,
you can travel to buy a book, you can't travel to see a
concert or a play. If they just didn't meet there, shall we say?
Use the word standards. There's they're what?
So it's political is really what it is. Thanks, Nancy. We didn't
realize it was political. I think the Democrats have a
strategy though. Really? Yeah, I think I think they have what you
want to hear just an off the wall idea. So the
I would love to I'm sure we any Democrats out there would love
to to? I'm sure they're clueless go on?
Well, unfortunately, the Democrats don't control the
strategy. But I think this is well that they might a little
bit. Here's just a version of what could happen. The midterm
elections, I think that's pretty obvious. Democrats are going to
come in they'll have a majority in the House, probably. And I
would say most likely in the Senate. So and you know, some
other things will then that's not even 100% Sure, but it seems
like people say oh, it's gonna be a shellacking I think is your
term. And I think that's true. And I think that's true.
I have been you shall lacking on this show for at least a decade.
You are slacker, you are shellac or have ever saw one. So they
get in and the central bank, the Federal Reserve will keep
really, they will just they won't do the right thing. So
that by the time 2024 rolls around, we're gonna be so mad at
the Republicans that they didn't do anything. And you know, and
then maybe the Fed will do a 180 somewhere and change it but I
think it's it's the money that controls how happy people will
be with the Republicans. There's nothing the Republican Party or
the democratic part already can actually due to lower inflation.
That's, you know, that's just not they can't. I mean, yeah, I
guess they could say let's turn on the drilling pumps and stuff.
But you know, really, is that going to bring down the price
quickly? No to really, whatever. It's
a drilling pump over there. Over here, Hey, Bob,
once you go below me, I'm just gonna make an example. So it's,
I think that that may be then everyone will be really sick of
four years of desperation. And now the cities may really be
shit. I mean, you can't even get a Starbucks anymore in Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Francisco,
or me just the opposite of shit.
But did you hear that they closed 16 Starbucks because it's
just too dangerous for the employees. Where did they close
them? San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland.
Hello. Yeah. Those are your dangerous cities. Anybody who
does business there, they should pull out everything I wouldn't.
They should turn look San Francisco. My might as well be
Cleveland. And I don't I'm not insulting Cleveland or but I've
been to Cleveland bend to downtown St. Louis, the main
part you go on to be in St. Louis, where it's safe. You
don't you're not in St. Louis, you're outside of St. Louis.
Right. St. Louis is a rough town. San Francisco is might as
well be. And I'm surprised that these cities haven't become this
already. You know, they might as well be a Detroit, San Francisco
mice will be Cleveland, it might as well be St. Louis as a city
like that is falling apart internally, people should pull
out of there.
And that's why you're staying
not in San Francisco. You wouldn't live in San Francisco
was the last thing go die thought I would never live in
San Francisco.
You're living in the bleachers looking at the show.
Yeah. Anyone needs I'm in the cheap seats.
So this is kind of my thinking about how that might go. And
maybe that's why the Democrats, you know, they're just not going
to be that worried. They know it's it's it's also the way
cycles go. But they really want that 2024 and NPR? Well, they're
clueless.
The Democratic polling shows that Democrats by and large, say
they don't want Biden to run in 2024. Don't believe it for a
second. Yep. They're frustrated with Biden. But Biden is their
best option to beat Trump. Why? Because he's proven he already
can beat Trump Biden steps aside, they are left with a
primary free for all. So that's what the Republicans actually
will have Kamala Harris, which is to your point. Yes, exactly.
I mean, what Biden's going to endorse her right away, then
they definitely lose in 2024, not endorser, those weekly
lunches are going to be awkward, no good options, except Joe
Biden on the left. So those polls are about how much
Democrats are satisfied with Biden, they're not about him
running again. On the right, I went back and looked at polling,
you know, going back 2030 years when we've had sort of our
current primary system, and there has never been a candidate
so far ahead of the field as Ron DeSantis. If you take out Donald
Trump, he's running 20 plus points are ahead of every other
Republican. So if you were rational, and and there were
people in charge of the Republican Party, what that
would mean is that you have a two person race between Donald
Trump and Ron DeSantis. And there's plenty of evidence that
Ron DeSantis could win and that head to head race, but we don't
live in a rational world. No one's in charge of the
Republican Party. And that's absolutely not what's going to
happen. You're going to have a whole lot of people throw their
hat in the ring, because no one learned anything from 2016.
I should have mentioned, this is the NPR podcast where apparently
you get started at NPR. If you don't, I mean,
God, this was nuts. Again, you're stepped on my territory
by pulling in the idea that the Democrats are clueless about
Biden, and
I ally up for you, what are you talking about? That was an ally?
Well,
I mean, I can say it's a good clip. I didn't get it. I didn't
get I can't blame anybody but myself.
Well, how about this? This is good. So maybe the idea is to
not really let the Trump go be able to heat him. He may be
shooting his wad too early. It looks there's no way he can run
in 2020 22. So it has to be 2024. And it's a long way off a
lot of stuff. You know, they could be as they said, on MSNBC
with Chuck Todd, they could just be waiting for him to die. But
you know, we have a team that's working very hard if she can get
reelected. She'll continue on the gold team. And you heard of
the gold team?
No, but I'm about to Yeah, I
would say Liz Chang is the most power.
This is Luke. This is Luke Luke Broadwater. Porter for the New
York Times. Yeah.
Wait, wait for it. Wait, wait, wait, I'm gonna preface this. We
introduced this stupid idea is somebody suggested it in some
Politico? Some moron suggested this idea probably a month or
two ago. And we kind of laughed it off. I think I brought it in.
again maybe a few weeks ago, but this keeps cropping up like this
is insanity. But play please. Yeah,
I would say Liz Chang is the most powerful behind the scenes
driving force on the committee. Everybody I talked to says, you
know, we've got some very aggressive Democrats on this
committee, people who are known as very fierce fighters against
Donald Trump. That's sort of the reputation and all of that to
say, Liz Cheney is tougher and more aggressive than we are
behind the scenes. And Liz Cheney, also, because of her
role, with the so called Gold team, which is the team
investigating Donald Trump. She's been sort of overseeing
that team. So she has access to some of these depositions and
interviews that other members and staff don't necessarily
have. And sometimes I hear from staffers who are completely
surprised by something Liz Cheney will bring out at the
last minute, but that's part of the I think the success and the
drama of these hearings is they they do have teasers, and they
have cliffhangers and they embrace the sort of part
elements of television that are not normally present in the
Capitol Hill Hill hearing. And that's why I think that they're
getting something like, you know, an average of 14 million
viewers for these hearings, which I think is for your normal
congressional hearing.
I'm glad I'm glad you called bullshit, because this is
exactly what's happening with these people. They are convinced
that and of course, the producer, the X ABC news guy,
they're convinced that they've made something beautiful. This
is a work of art. This is I mean, this is Emmy award winning
ship right here. Good job, everybody. Wow. Oh, okay. That's
the run through we'll see it today's dress rehearsal. I mean,
they love it. They're in. They're in Hollywood now. And
they think the ratings are great. That's what a producer,
14 million viewers, they got a screw loose. This thing runs at
nine in the morning, they had that
one anymore. The first one, the first one had 12, or maybe 14
million viewers, the very first one which was primetime.
And it was on every single network. Yeah, it was. It was on
ABC, NBC, CBS, these are all primetime networks. And it was
on Fox, it was on bell as
you are not you and I could get 14 million if we just sit there
and look in the camera as goofballs. As long as every
station runs it.
If every station is running you you're gonna get a lot of views.
But once they went to New enter, once they added up to fetch
without making any money, and they were only the only get
maybe 3 million true numbers per network. Did they just bailed on
the thing? It's not get escaped probably getting less than a
million. Anyway. So the producer had an ROI. I like to 14 no nice
try buddy. diluted.
The producers arranged for the fight the season finale, because
it's just season one. The season finale to end on the 25th of
July holla. Dad, did they know what I'm calling?
Dude, that would have been top of the show if they had done
that? No, they did not call it but the season finale will be on
July 25 that will once again be in prime time. So perhaps all
the networks will run it again. And you know, that just and then
just let Trumper ride on that. And then you know, we'll get the
new Congress in the new cycle will slow down and he'd love to
rekindle it and maybe he'll die. Or maybe we can make the economy
so bad that people won't even come to Trump rallies anymore.
Can't afford the gas. I don't know. I mean, there's it's, it
seems. It seems like that's kind of the only way they can go they
have no they have no clue. You're right.
I made a point in the newsletter. I asked the question
if these Democrats are so worried about Trump that they
try to doing anything they can to get him out of the picture.
Why are they worried about this the their numbers themselves,
they know Biden beat him once Biden can beat him.
Maybe they blame the poor performance of the Republicans
who take over which of course is not nothing they can can help.
Maybe that poor performance but see your trump guy so your trump
guy see told you Trump guy and anything like that as possible?
I, we talked about AOC interpreting these hearings
differently. And I have the clip now. Thank you producer sent
that to me. This is about the the obvious Feds including the
guy that you know, no one doesn't never, never even
questioned apparently is just not in jail was his name. Six
hearing right after Yeah, Gen six. Yeah. Chance. Yeah, that's
what to say the committee. Yeah. And the committee. This is all
about January 6.
Yeah. Well, yeah. When they bring that guy forward to the
FBI phony. Yeah,
well, of course. So there were tons of feds, but the way so the
way we interpret that is okay, these are John provocateurs, you
know, they may have kicked it off, or they may and you know,
it seems like this one guy Ray Epps, who, you know, he's not
getting the same treatment as people who've done so. More
things like telling people let's go into the Capitol, which is,
you know, in in view of what what people are being held for
and some convicted for would be an offense. So, so he seems like
a fed. In fact, this video of people calling him a fed the Fed
AOC. The hot tamale. Props Alex Stein. She interprets this
completely differently, listen,
and that there were actual officers working with this. And
we never got to the bottom of that, and we never got any
answers about that. And, and to this day, we're just supposed to
pretend that that never happened. No idea what happened
to the people on the inside, who were very clearly sympathetic
with what was going on and opening the doors wide open for
that. And we're supposed to sit here and pretend like none of
that ever happens.
So the cops held the door open says AOC. Okay. All right. And
she thinks that these were just bad actors inside the Capitol
Police and
oh, yeah, they're white supremacists. Oh,
well, okay. So now we now we come to Malcolm Nance. Who
doesn't remember Malcom Nance, very brave American hero. Do you
know Malcolm Nance the brave American? Yeah. Well, he's the x
x intelligence, I think, was the CIA ex CIA guy. And he decided
that he's
one of those guys or whatever. He's, he's one of those guys.
That is like the McMullen character, using some
connections to some intelligence agency to leverage his own
career standing in the world. Correct. Which is appalling. By
the way? Well, I always thought these agencies were all
altruistic, but I don't see any evidence of it with these guys.
It's about to get worse for you. So when Ukraine when Russia
provoked Ukraine, when when Russia invaded Ukraine
unprovoked? I have to say, right, I'm not getting the
script. Right. unprovoked. Nance felt an incredible urge that
urge you had to go and nourish
this guy, a nerd nerd here to go over a nerd.
I don't know where that came from. Here. So he had an urge.
And this and this nerd was to go there and fight and fight for
democracy for Ukrainians. So I have two clips that pertain to
January 6, but here's the setup. It's one minute of him just
because you know, he's back. He's back now. And you know
what, he was fighting the Russians, but he had time to
write a book. So that's why that's why he's here. And he's
with, with Tiffany cross. MSNBC, and we
do have several 100 Americans who are part of the
international Legion for the Territorial Defense of Ukraine,
the unit that I'm currently part of that combat unit, which we do
have a frontline, everyone we're facing as Russia, we do get
routinely bombarded. We routinely fight and but we have
to hold that line, because what's behind us is what's most
important. That's the innocent men, women and children of
Ukraine, and we're there with almost 900,000 Other people
holding 3000 yards, just about 2500 kilometers of war front
against Russia.
So did you actually engage in combat physical combat over
there?
Well, I'm I'm part of the intelligence apparatus.
intelligence apparatus. I haven't actually fired my
firearm at a Russian. I carry a firearm every day. We do get a
big shot. We do actually send, you know, artillery back.
With ups, how do you send it back? Nancy, I'll
make sort of war. When the war goes more kinetic of course,
because I'm part of the command team. We have to be prepared to
fight
Oh, he's part of the command team for the intelligence unit.
And I carry a weapon with me at all times. And I read a book
while I'm doing this important intelligence work. So this book,
when I was over there, I realized something about
America. It was bad. It was bad back home. That's why I'm back
to fight here. Back home
now. Sounds very frightening. The war happening in Ukraine. I
wonder
that all this is the most sincere thing she could have
said. That all sounds really frightening. Yeah. Oh, that
intelligence work you're doing as a part of the combat brigade.
And
all sounds very frightening. The war happening in Ukraine. I
wonder what a war here in this country might look like. And
that's what your book is essentially about? Because you
just face off with people who were trying to kill Americans.
You are coming home to people who you say are also trying to
kill Americans hate on the second
or the Russians trying to kill Americans?
I guess so.
That's what she just said
to us. Sounds like
you just came back from a war where people are trying to kill
Americans. Did she but she said Americans try to kill Americans,
that Ukraine,
Ukraine, yeah, but that's what they do there.
You are coming home to people who you say are also trying to
kill Americans. So tell me who you're talking to. Again, tree
might look like. And that's what your book is essentially about.
Because you just faced off with people who were trying to kill
Americans. You are coming home to people who are also trying to
kill Americans. Tell me who you're talking about.
You know, I juxtapose my time and Ukraine as, as that being
the Eastern theater in the defense of global democracy. And
every once in a while I hear what's going on back in the
States. I take a look at my Twitter feed, I look over my
shoulder at the Western Wall in the defense of democracy here in
the United States. And it's collapsing. Yeah, appears to be
collapsing. We have, you know, when I predicted this on
November 6 2020, when I was on Real Time with Bill Maher. It
was saying kumbaya time to shake hands to understand what they
really want. And I said, I'm seeing something completely
different. I nailed it, seeing an insurgency form. Yeah. And
that is a campaign to destabilize the sitting
government and 62 days later, the first strike of that
insurgency would happen, which was the insurrection here at the
Capitol hailed insurgency is a long term campaign. It's not a
one day thing. You saw a second day, they have been pushing
their campaign both politically, and threats of paramilitary and
personal action.
Okay, there's a lot in there to digest to
each blog. I want to digest one thing from the first clip you
played. He says that there's a to a thesis there on the front
lines with the Russians. Yeah. Got it done by a side he's not
shooting at him. But he's there. And he says the front the
Russian the front, is 2000 miles. Yes. 2000 mile half, two
and a half. Do you know is the distance from San Diego to
Seattle is 1200 miles so you're telling me what it what what is
this? What kind of a front line is it does 2000 miles of
fighting? Come on You dumb shit.
Nice. I mean, it's very obvious what what he's come home to do
in this book that he's written. He did an amazing man that he
had time to defend Americans being killed in Ukraine and
without firing his weapon once and to be in the in the don't
forget carries it. He does carry it on at all times. And he would
send some when Yeah, when they had something incoming that send
it back like, oh, dear Putin, I'm gonna send this back to you
call the FedEx scan the code. So yeah, of course, but it's just
in case it wasn't obvious what he's really talking about. I
think we can kind of figure it out, can't we?
I really believe you know, I'm a Philadelphia. I'm an originalist
on this thing. I'm offended, deeply offended when I see
people use the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution
of the United States to justify trying to invent a world that is
strictly limited to one ethnic group in the United States.
These are the, you know, I'm talking about, you know, Trump
supporting your demographic is Yeah, Trump
supporting Caucasian voters, Trump's supporting Caucasian
voters, so their voters, they're Caucasian, and they support
Trump.
This is your profit. Sounds less.
That's your demographic right there. That is the same people
as jet. In fact, the Russians, they're actually Russians
because they also want to kill Americans. And don't you dare
tell me about something. I'm a Philadelphian, the city of
brotherly love. I'm a traditional constitutionalist
in the United States, these are the, you know, I'm talking
about, you know, Trump supporting Caucasian voters. I'm
sorry, but that's who your demographic is. Yeah. You know.
Listen to the black lady go. This is so embarrassing for
these people.
Africans. Yeah. You know, if I were to do an intelligence
analysis from for MI six, you know, that's precisely I
wouldn't
do them. Now. To me, it's
the truth comes out with this guy. Now he's not working for
them. And I'm sure they wrote the book for him. Demarai six is
always a bigger enemy than we realize I'm quite convinced of
that
analysis from for MI six. You know, that's precisely how it
would react, right? No one's right fooling anybody here
right? The problem is, is that they feel that their position
within society over the last 245 years, their current, you know,
strength and how strongly they feel about Donald Trump gives
them an advantage that should wipe out all equality in
America. To remove the words diversity from America. They
want to remove the words equality from government
documents.
No, we only want to remove the pronouns they in them. That's
all
this is what we fought for. When my great great grandfather and
brother ran away from slavery. Their first thought wasn't, oh,
let's go up the Mississippi and get jobs It was let's go to
Tennessee, get into the US Army uniform and fight for what
little incremental progress we can make. But they weren't
fighting just for black slaves who had run away. They were
fighting for all America. My family serves for all America, I
still serve for America by giving you this warning. But if
you're a real American, you will look at yourself and say, Hey,
wait, wait a minute. I part of this am I am I here to use the
Constitution as a figure and tear away all the rights from
your other fellow citizens?
I mean, well, there's that old term I bring it up once in a
while. It's called the shuck and jive artist. Yeah. Yeah. And
this guy seems to be one of them.
So now this this is programming. Somebody was making somebody
feel good. And how is the constitution being used as a fig
leaf? I'm not quite sure I understand what he's talking and
maybe he meant his a wedge. Well, that's kind of he is kind
of he has a bit of sharpness in them. Because, you know, he's
his, his grammar is is proper, unlike Sharpton, but he just
says weird shit. This is like, what? What are you talking
about? And we have to go look and see if he used the word
insurgency on Bill Maher when he was on. I don't remember that.
Maybe he did. To us, anyway, that you know, what's happening.
The Warriors go back and fight. I
find it yeah, we'll find that available.
The war in Ukraine is of course, a war against Americans and
Russians killing Americans. But it's it's a it's a problem that
the messaging is dying down. It's not really front news. You
know, I think we don't actually have Americans dying or
Europeans dying. That's that's part of the the marketing
problem of this. And it's being just used, you know, it's been
concatenated. To or abstracted to Putin surprise hike, that has
to include the war in Ukraine. So NATO needs to combat these
false false rumors about Russia, about what did what's really
going down how this took place. And you know, because it's
disinformation. So they made a beautiful animated video to
share with us exactly that.
Russia continues to spread lots of false myths about NATO. So
let us set the record straight. One myth is that NATO is
aggressive towards Russia and is trying to encircle it. This is
not true. NATO is a defensive alliance. Its purpose is to
protect its allies. NATO does not seek confrontation and poses
no threat to Russia. Every sovereign nation has the right
to choose its own security arrangements. Russia has
subscribed to this fundamental principles, who stay true to it
and invite Russia to do the same. Another myth is that NATO
promised Russia would not expand after the Cold War. No such
agreement was ever concluded concluded NATO's door has been
open to new members since it was founded in 1949. And this has
never changed. This open door policy is also enshrined in
article 10 of NATO's founding treaty. Decisions about
membership are taken by consensus among all allies. No
treaty signed by the United States, Europe and Russia
includes provisions regarding NATO membership. The Myths need
to be dismantled the record needs to be set straight
thanks NATO. So you understand now Russia no full of shit of
course, you this folder full of shit Russia is just not as old
as and not true. There's so much I would call it outright cover
up going on right now, certainly about Russia stuff. And when it
comes to the primetime purge, last night, we were we were
skimming around through what can we watch? There's not much going
on. But there's a new series. The new series is on Netflix web
of make believe death lies and the internet. And you probably
haven't seen this but we looked at the first episode. And it was
it was something was actually kind of decent, you know, but I
don't remember what it was. It was up at some scam that people
pull on the internet. And I said this is really this is this is
produced ghosts. Actually, I should probably look at that. I
should see what that was. which one it was. And I thought this
is kind of decent. It's it's it looked really well made. And so
you know, while we're watching the first episode, I look it up
and it's Ron Howard. Ron Howard is has produced this and I think
he might he's no slouch he Well, he's no slouch. He's also a
massive insider for the Democratic Party. I
would say he's a beast. stooge. Let's put it that way.
The first one was death by SWAT which is very compelling because
you know the swatting of people where you call the SWAT team and
have Amongst gamers a lot and happens to Tim Poole a lot and
then this is their stories of this guy who did 37 swatting he
had courtrooms evacuated with his phone he calls. And then one
time one of these gamers gave him a said, Oh, come on, come
and swap me punk. And he gave his old address and the guy over
there just opened the door and got shot by the cops. So I was
like, Oh, this is pretty compelling. But I think that was
just a draw. It's a good story. Yeah, that I think that was just
to draw us into Episode Two. A murder in DC. And this is about
Seth Rich. Ah, oh, they leave out any mention of the transfer
of the files. And I just had to show Tina I just showed Tina
William Binney, where they, they did forensic evidence, you know,
like, no, no, this was transferred to
obviously, Ron Howard bring Binney on the show. No, no
mention of Ron Howard would would bring Binney on not
nothing but sets not
even mentioned of really of what's in the emails, you know,
like Donna, Brazil, and all the none of that. Yeah, Debbie
Wasserman Schultz had to resign over what was in those email.
This is Podesta level shit. And then, and then they put that in
there. What Oh, no, no, no, of course.
Now, what would it be? No,
are they laterally. Now it was like yoga, yoga things, recipes,
joking back and forth. No mention of any of this. You have
what they had mentioned of his rod Wheeler and all these books,
but kowski and all these weirdos who showed up to get on the
news. And these poor parents are like, we didn't tell them to do
that. And so they kept getting kind of hoodwinked by. And I
would say like Alex Jones wannabes, people who have a
little bit of cash, and then they'll do some get some
investigation going, and then they go on TV, and then they
just start spouting and spouting and it's a mess for those
people. But no, no discussion of any of the things that we know
even well, you know, the server went to CrowdStrike in Ukraine.
You know, no mention the FBI never really saw it. All of this
stuff. Just the guy from CrowdStrike gone. Yeah. So
what you're telling me is Ron Howard, basically Congress did a
whitewash video just to cut do a cover up for the Democratic
Party?
Yes. Yes. Okay. Well,
good for him.
But the but why what are they worried of? I mean, are people
that close to spilling the beans that the somehow magically this
will flow across the M five M? What are they worried about?
Nothing,
I have no idea what they're worried about because so water
under the bridge ish. That doesn't shouldn't concern
anybody Exactly. There must be something something you write
and read has to be something that's big, and they have to
continue to cover it up.
So there's and there's a lot of articles about I put a couple in
the show notes. A lot of people tried to help me out with this
and I really appreciate the clip custodian he pulled it out of
his but since we're talking about cover up in the media, not
reporting truthfully, he made us a little supercut of reasons why
people are dying. Guess what it does not include.
In tonight's medical alert calcium supplements are so
popular but a recent study shows they can increase your chances
of a heart attack studies
show chemicals in cannabis are linked to an increased risk of
heart attack,
you might be vaping as a step toward quitting cigs thinking
it's less bad, right? But guess what? It looks like it's just as
bad for your heart. So
tell us about this link between shoveling snow and heart attack
energy drink monster can it kill. The FDA says it has
received reports of five deaths and one heart attack.
They found that people who live near higher levels of traffic
noise had a higher risk of having a heart attack. A
recent study found being lonely and socially isolated can
contribute to the risk for heart disease. 20% of people who
present with either a heart attack or what we call an acute
coronary syndrome actually have depression. The report indicates
that particle pollution could cause an increased risk of heart
attacks strokes your
risk of getting a heart attack increases if you work out while
you're stressed
adult several eggs per week had significantly higher cholesterol
and were more susceptible to cardiovascular disease and death
believe in
Advil already caution users about possible heart risks. Now
the FDA is strengthening those warnings
they raised it from these may cause an increased risk of heart
attack and stroke to they do cause an increased risk of heart
attack and stroke.
Just a sampling just a little sampling. Gardening is gonna
kill you being lonely will kill you. You're gonna have heart
attack looking at the sky. Oh, don't look at the sun.
Oh, washing the car.
Washing washing the car. That okay, I love the working out
while you're stressed out A lot of people work out to relieve
stress. Oh, I know that'll kill you. Okay,
so if you my favorite thing which I heard in there, which is
not about the heart attack, but but the common use of guests
What if during the report, hey, people are having a hard day,
guess what? And then they forget, guess what? They just
throw out Guess what? And I'm always you know me, you're
always guessing. I'm sure I stop and guess that's the point.
So what is the point of that an NLP the neurological neuro
linguistic programming trick? What is the what is it? Guess
what is that to get your attention like oh, oh, now my
brain is going in, I guess?
Well there's two things that are used as that sort of filler. One
is guess what? And the other one is, you know what, which is also
a question, you know what
I always say? Yes, fuck off. I do go away. So if you're
wondering, why is it that no one's really speaking up about
things that might be actually happening as because everyone's
constrained, everybody's constrained, including doctors.
And, and this guy has been around, I'm not quite sure how
he as a doctor at Johns Hopkins is allowed to do this. He's been
doing it since I think we have a clip from him from March of
2021, Marty Macquarie. And he just lays it out there. Why
you're not hearing about, you know, people actually having
adverse events to vaccination.
Doctors everywhere in the world, even in the government should
always be free to speak up about their public health concerns.
That is a sacred right that we have to guard. But right now, in
the government recently, and this is a trend in the last
year. Doctors are muzzled that I've met talked to many doctors
for this piece at NIH and CDC, who are extremely frustrated,
they're smart people, they know that a vaccine efficacy of 4%
doesn't warrant an authorization. They also know
that there's no health emergency right now, among kids, six
months of age. So I learned a lot. They know the underlying
data, they know it's inappropriate, they're not
allowed to speak to anyone if a reporter calls they
Communications Office has to approve the the call the
conversation. And if they wanted, ask the scientists
whether or not they want to do this, they'll say tell us what
you're going to tell the reporter and then we'll decide
whether or not to approve it. At the CDC, a bunch of scientists
actually said, Look, we recognize the insanity of mass
testing, trying to chase down every case of the virus in the
United States. It's ubiquitous now it's not contained. So they
came up with a plan to use sampling data like we do with
influenza every year and to get better numbers from the hospital
of those truly in there for COVID. Not just everybody with
incidental COVID tests. And that plan was proposed and it was
rejected, and they say was rejected by the White House and
over and over in the different agencies. I heard from smart
people who are just extremely frustrated that not only are
they bypassing the normal scientific process, but they he
really can't say anything, because if they do, they know
that their jobs are at risk, and they'll be treated very
differently. One person even said, there's no transparency as
to how Dr. Fauci makes his decisions. He doesn't even
consult with the real experts. And other people have said other
things like it's demoralizing that one person at the FDA even
who knows the data, really well said that they feel that they're
watching a horror show and they can't close their eyes. They're
being forced to watch this. If public health wants to restore
some credibility, and there's good people in public health,
they've been sidelined. The leaders have to have more
humility, less absolutism, more answers, like we don't know when
that's the right answer. And less paternalism. That's the
only way we're going to rebuild trust in the medical profession
and in public health.
Again, I don't know how he's allowed to do this as a as being
employed by Johns Hopkins. But it rings true. Luckily, two
doctors went to the the Senate, Tennessee government and they
testified in the Tennessee House. How do I know they're
doctors? They were wearing lab coats. This is very good guys.
Keep that up. We need that and this kind of speak for
700,000 people in the study in Israel, just so you know, that
showed that the double Vax were 27 times more likely to get
reinfected. So it's not the vaccine, even if we just talk
about that is not stopping infection. It's not stopping
transmission. If you look at the studies in England, in Scotland,
in the northern countries in Europe where they get real data,
that they're actually the triple vaccinated are the most likely
to die. So bottom line is that we as we go forward, the natural
immunity is long, broad and durable. And I don't know if you
mentioned it, but we have SARS cov one patients who still had
immunity 18 years later Let that sink in 18 years later, we still
had immunity from SARS. cov. One Two SARS cov. Two, this is long
broad durable immunity. So what I want to say in closing is
natural immunity should be considered legally to be at
least equal to vaccinated immunity and immunity is likely
lifelong. Thank you.
I just like guess what I don't like it when someone says let
that sink in. And why don't you just shut up for three seconds
and let that sink in?
What's the other one? There's another one that is think about
it is about think
about it. Well, that's Biden does think about it. A couple
more. Oh, this just in from Italy. sudden and unexpected. At
least 11, vacationers dropped dead on Italian beaches in 24
hours. Must be the sun. Maybe it's the bikinis.
bikinis are killing the fruit juice? Who knows? Yeah.
Bikinis killing people.
Drop dead. Yeah.
Oh, no, we're gonna hear a lot about this now. Feared from
them. Boss is back. He's the guy that has been saying since early
on, you do not mass vaccinate. This is not a good idea. The
tears will come. And he's calling now he's tripling down
on his predictions. He's saying it I'm sorry that I hate to have
to say it. But here's what's going to happen. He does give us
some solutions. Because he, he taught us I think on the last
episode, we played a clip, we said because of the vaccinations
and what they do to the immune system. The vaccinated are
literally creating variants. And their immune system just may
give up eventually, and not be able to handle any of it
anymore. And by the way, again, he does give he has some very
specific example stuff you can do. I'm not trying to fear
monger, I don't think this will happen to everybody. I don't
think Oh, everyone was vaccinated is going to die. But
we don't know. So let's see what fear has to say,
to realize that most of the vaccinees that are coming to the
hospital right now, they are still not, you know, the
majority is still not hospitalized, because because of
COVID-19. These are typically the patients you know, that are
suffering from other diseases because of I would say immune
separation due to COVID. So they are hospitalized with COVID with
a number of other diseases. What will happen next, I'll tell you
what will happen next is that finally, these people, you know,
they they are they are a breeding ground for you know,
the more virulent variants of COVID-19, that ultimately when
the virus managers and that will happen, manages to overcome the
virulence neutralizing activity that is now exerted by the
infection enhancing antibodies, right with the virus will
overcome that activity, you know, the virulence,
neutralizing or virulence inhibiting activity of these
antibodies, then what we will see all of a sudden, is that the
virus that is highly infectious in those people, you know, will
completely resist any last immune defense against
virulence, and will blow not only through the innate immune
system, but even through the adaptive immune system. And that
is why I'm saying, you know, I, you know, for me, that is not
fun at all to kind of like discriminate vaccines, and my
heart goes out to these people. What I'm telling is that there
is an urgent need an urgent need to make antivirals, you know,
available to these people. And it needs to go very, very fast.
I recommend every everyone who is thoroughly vaccinated,
especially those who got vaccinated early on during the
pandemic, because they had an opportunity to train their
innate immunity, right. And they have, you know, they just have
their vaccine antibodies that will be completely worthless,
and that will even enhance the disease to get, you know, to get
their hands on antivirals, because otherwise, what we're
gonna see, I mean, I've no doubt about this is huge rates of
severe morbidity and mortality to begin with in people who have
been vaccinated early on in the vaccination program, before they
even had the chance to you know, to be exposed to the virus and
to train them to some extent your innate immunity. That is
what you're going to see.
So what I didn't clip but you can, you can only guess what he
had to say about inoculation or vaccination of mRNA mRNA with
infants six months and older. He said this is a disaster. The
children don't get a chance to develop as you heard him talking
about your innate immunity. And he says particularly people who
were never exposed to the virus early on who got vaccinated
right away and he says I hate to discriminate. But you guys are
screwed, or potentially. And if you keep on boosting, then
you're going to need Antivirus for all the crap that's going to
come down the pike. And of course, if you look up COVID
antivirus guy disappeared from the bush. This is the guy.
Oh, the guy the anti Yeah, yeah, he's the
guy that has a very highly, highly accredited Makala level
type guy is immuno immunology. And he says, You got to get
antivirals. Of course if you if you just guy immediately search
COVID antivirals what pops up? remdesivir and Paxil COVID are
this severe is dangerous. Yeah, I
wouldn't. I wouldn't say that. But if you look a little bit
further, I mean, people are saying ivermectin, oregano. Oh,
yeah. But I think Tamiflu I think Tamiflu and Cipro and you
know, because it's not it's not about the COVID is all the other
stuff you won't be able to fight off. That's the way I understand
it. Maybe what what is indisputable and I didn't clip
this I'll just read it to you is, people who notice death
rates going up, these people are typically working the health
insurance or life insurance industry. But there's a full
interview, you can look at it link in the show notes of family
business for 30 years, they've been making caskets. This is
This is usually a pretty good Bellwether, typically the casket
industry remains pretty stable. And an unusually big casket
order usually indicates a traumatic event, but recent
sales indicate this has changed not only our sales up, but in
the past. For every five full size caskets we sold. We sold
one youth size. Now for every five eighths to they will they
say they're receiving bulk orders for smaller size caskets
first in their 30 year history.
So, heaven forbid the news media look into these stories
seems like something you would want to look into it sounds
like some good writing of you know, I had this a Pulitzer in
this for someone
instead, here's where we get on CNN,
should people be masking indoors, again, given the extra
infectious nature of this new variant?
Well as the CDC makes it very clear upon the density of
infection of the dynamics of infection in the place where you
live and you see the
dynamic here Have you ever heard of the dynamics of infection
this is new John now we have a giant dyno meter a dynamometer
to check how the infection is in certain spaces
section and the dynamics of infection in the place where you
live and you see if you look at the map map just a couple of
months ago it was a lot of green and some yellow red seeing a
fair amount of orange which means orange should in an indoor
setting, a congregate setting be wearing masks it's the to
protect yourself and your family and those around you because you
could get infected and inadvertently kill grandma any
symptoms transmitted to someone perhaps in your own household
grandma Oh trouble either an elderly person Yeah, grandma,
someone would immune compromise. And that's the reason why when
you're in an area where the infection dynamic is high
infection, you should wear a mask in a congregate indoor
setting
congregant Oh, I like to use of the word congregate setting like
congregation church don't go to church.
What's the current timetable? Do you think, for approval for
Americans under 50 to get their second booster shot?
Well, it's being very seriously and actively considered. John,
we were talking about this just literally every day for the last
couple of days. Obviously, this is something that is an FDA
regulatory decision. Those are the people most qualified to
look at the data and to make a decision whether or not they
would extend the regulation to be able to give it to people
less than 50 but I can tell you this is something that is being
actively discussed. I can't predict if and when it will
happen but I believe it's going to be within a very reasonable
period of time.
So just keep on booths and people can I ask you a question?
Yeah.
How come they haven't given this thing full FDA approval how long
how long do we have to wait before this thing actually gets
approved? Do you mean the as opposed to emergency youth
authorization
Do you mean the fourth booster shot
or any of them a the first one the first shot the second shot
the third shot the fourth shot the upcoming fifth shot the
sixth shot? Well it's obvious first when they shot for the
kids the shot for the little boys was shot for the babies all
those shots are stole under why can't they get disapproved
what's the deal? What's the problem was what they
did but there's we don't have access to common rd one of
them but let's get this never been here.
That's what I'm saying. We don't That's what I'm saying. We don't
have access. Well, okay.
Here's another question for you. Then. When the commodity one was
approved, which was everybody came out and it was I believe we
have clips or we had clips with it. Yes, it was it. Don't worry
about it. It's exactly the same as the Pfizer Well if that's the
case if it's exactly the same, then why don't they approve to
Pfizer want to just give it the stamp of approval? If it's
exactly the same it's still under emergency use use use. You
might not know me well,
well, maybe you're not using the right pronouns no one can answer
you anymore. This is obviously this this is this is the problem
but I just like to know why they can't. Does anybody notice this?
We do.
That's called letting it sink in love that.
That was let it sink in people that is thinking think about it.
Think about it. That was really good.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage say in the
morning to you the man who put the sea in coffins for kids,
ladies and gentlemen, my friend on the other end, Mr. John C.
Devorah.
Mr. Adam curry, if that is indeed your real name. anymore,
no. sipsey boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the
water all the days and nights out there.
Hey, trolls, how you doing? It's Sunday. Let's count your hands
up. The trolls are scurrying around. Oh yeah. Troll count
back up a little bit. 2338 For today, we'll take it. Now. These
are people. These are people's listening live.
About 100 More than last Sunday.
There was so that's good. I welcome that. I welcome that.
But 100 more. Yeah, they're listening live. No agenda
stream.com And they're trolling along in the troll room at
troll. room.io They've already handed me some one liners. I
like it. I appreciate it. That's why I always log in.
We're gonna get a material.
Hey, at least I don't have to pay someone like you do. Marty
the grain you pay Marty the joke writer.
I haven't paid Marty. The joke writer for actual material for
decades.
Then he's coming today after he hears that he's like gets it to
vorak He owes me some money sell them for 10 bucks a pop.
You get to get jokes written first, you have to find some
joke writers that are around there around MRT. And it all
right. Well, Marty doesn't do that. So much. I mean, he does
his own material. But there's joke writers around the use of
the out of out of work. Comedians and Ed, but to work
with them is fantastic. Because they just, it's just, they have
a different brain works. They're just like artists. They see
things differently.
You know, they could do those brains, they could get a heart
attack.
That 10 bucks a pop thing. I don't know. I mean, that was the
last time I had jokes written that was
that's now $1,000. So congratulations.
I don't know what you know, it's 10 bucks in the 60s it was 10
bucks. Because we had a guy when I was at KF JC and Foothill
College, there was a guy there was buying jokes and it was, you
know, free. Oh, he knew he was writing jokes for this one guy
who was in class. He was writing jokes for Phyllis Diller room,
and she Yeah, and she was paying 10 bucks a joke. And it was 10
bucks a joke later, and it's 10 bucks. As far as I know, it's
like, maybe it's still twice got to go to 20 someday.
Anyway, the trolls are worth 10 bucks a pop, at least it could
be more it could be 1000 with inflation now and besides that,
it's just a fun place to go hang out and talk. Shit post if you
want to hang out you'll find nice people there if you want to
find really nice people. Sorry. But some trolls also go to no
agenda social.com which is where we have a mastodon federated
instance. So you can follow me I got a great I got a great chip
poster on there the other day. That was he was really saying
horrible things. I kind of engaged with them. And then you
know, of course he turns out to be really intelligent, dropped
his guard for two moments. And I pointed it out and then that was
it.
What happened? I feel good, good bit. Give us the story. Again. I
wasn't followed. Oh,
I'm not prepared for it. I could read it. But it's
but not somebody was giving you grief.
But the point is, well, someone was saying oh you can just block
the whole domain and like kind of block any domains here
we blocked like it You very rarely block no but
but I have I'm not a blocker. I'm a lover. I have the power
the god mode power to block an entire domain from being seen on
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which I will prepare for the next show. It's
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but I but I think I can prepare some fun, which anyway, turns
out the sheet posters are okay, actually, you just got to engage
them differently and we'll get to all triggered, so not worth
it. So anyway, what we don't have is algos that keep
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brought it to us for episode 1468. We titled that super woks
I think was appropriate people were going crazy over this art
they want it on T shirts right away. Hello, no agenda shop.
This was brought to us by was a capitalist agenda. I believe who
who's really working hard. I had a he had a hat trick in the last
couple of weeks, and now he's back. This was the wily wily
coyote who fell through the ground we're splat on the ground
with he was holding a BA five sign for the variant. And then a
big booster anvil acjc D with little lightning bolt coffee cup
it was hidden and also the no agenda font that he used it was
hitting a lot of a lot of
nail that designate what you call a nail that piece there was
nothing I mean, that's not the patient you are attracted to no
but but it's the if you look you like the for one thing you did
like Riley's 4000 beagles. You didn't like I like Riley stuff.
In general. You
didn't see you know, your what you said, Well, I liked that.
You said, Well, I don't get us. It's Fauci. I didn't see Fauci
so when that happens, then it didn't work and then that was
enough for me even though I prefer it if you didn't see it
didn't work no good veto
and so it wasn't a veto I just said I didn't like it. And then
but I liked this right wily coyote thing because it's just
slick look and it was it was it looks hyper professional. It was
and the compositions dynamite everything about it is that it
has not not a flaw I can imagine. There was a lot of man
I can imagine flaws believe me. There was
a lot of mac and cheese art. I personally liked Taunton. Neil's
Bastille Day which you just hated because there's tons of
Neil then mountain J's Lita eat let them eat mac and cheese with
Marie Antoinette. I think you said another woman I hate so
those had to go
well, you give me the trouble with the ladies.
Oh, yeah. You now we did discuss it was kind of between
capitalist.
Okay, yeah, the the Bastille Day by 10 to kneel. I just didn't
like it. And I can't you know, it's for one thing that like the
French flag you didn't rolls into the red of the French flag
in the background. I don't like that. That was like if
you didn't make that point. The point you made at the time was
about the font
the legibility was an issue. Yeah, and I
did not disagree. But that was after you told me the real
reason. Now we also liked capitalist agendas cool. There
was the tacos and they were holding up the CEO up letters.
Yes. Yeah, I liked that piece. A bit.
It was nice. We discussed it but it didn't compare really what
else did we see that was of any
and is there's a typo with a but the one who dealt with comics or
Blogger it's like
we see a but anyway there's a but in the artwork you don't
even have to look at CSB.
I did like buggin cheese buy from Nico same miss ya me an
artist that I'm most familiar with. But I kind of like the bug
and cheese piece and and this person I can tell us a man or
woman to be who they are them nice stuff. That's pretty good.
Yeah. You don't want to they also did they also do one that
you kind of like which was big Gary? Yeah, sloth. Hello, my
name is Gary had the support sloth with a mass Yeah, like
that I liked like this is a cute piece.
I thought all the work is fine. I mean, you have to understand
for us we're done with the show. It's three and a half hours of
course we've had a good 2448 of hurry up prep time so it all
comes kind of to a crescendo and then hopefully at the end we're
all like laying back smoking a cigarette said Ha is a good
show. And then we get to enjoy the artwork which is fun. It's
like no I don't think ever have I had this much fun and post
production of a program.
It is a kick going over the art and and discussing it.
Especially when you get into an argument we get to favorite
pieces. And we have to find ways like the one you almost won you
beat me down on that turned out they forgot to put divorce.
Right right. Right, right that classic Yeah, and you were
reveling over that Oh, I get you know agenda, our generator.com
If you're listening live then you can just go ahead and
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today's show. That's how it works. These artists are
phenomenal. You can find there are It's over at no agenda
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they just they work it all out, the artist gets a third, the
shop gets a third and then the shop donates once in a while and
then we love it and we have great products and and the art
is unparalleled certainly for any other podcast I've ever seen
ever. That's how it works value for value, time, talent and
treasure. We got it
I should mention it Paul couture. This is I'm trying to
get to trying to get
a hold a hold dump of the database.
And he's he's not cursing like any other normal coder. Instead
of doing that he's decided to redo the entire thing. Oh, from
scratch,
on chosen headless Drupal again.
No, no, he stopped using Drupal some time ago. The thing is
react. That's No, he's I'll tell you what it is. If you want to
hear what some coding base that he's he switched long time ago
out of Drupal was like a nightmare. And he also mentioned
that Drupal people are the worst case of the World Social Justice
Warrior. Yeah. So
what I thought was the problem surprises so
it's impossible to deal with them or anybody else. So here it
is. I got his note. Okay, I got sideline, he hasn't given me
what I'm looking for. But okay, he's gonna do this a news thing.
He's got a timeline here. And he has a workplan 2014. He, he was
version one was built in Drupal six, then he got sick of this
SJW is version two of the site launched in October 2014. Built
in Laravel.
Wow, what kind of eight big stuff is that?
Oh, no. Version Three is coming soon is going to be Laravel
trees and he made a comment. Headless Drupal was a dead end,
but necessarily a stepping stone for the PHP developer community
to adopt modern practices. He's the made that as a comment.
He says Laravel Laravel isn't a framework for PHP?
Oh, yeah, he's gonna do from the ground up. Laravel nine. Oh,
wow. With nine
I prefer 8.3. I think that's
her eating me hear about it two seconds ago. But
this is why we have a troll room. I know that it's a
framework for PHP. And I say it as if I have intelligence and
knowledge in the area.
You know, that's what people do. If you use this, those kinds of
things ground
up framework. Hey, I'm telling you, Sir Paul couture. I love
you, man. But all the cool kids are using React.
You now you're going to open ended with a senior hearing a
lecture about that was no good.
Yeah. Jharna divorce.org. John White's enjoyable to tell John
wise, no, good.
I never heard a Laravel either.
dude's name Ben has certainly no due dates name.
Bernadette and the left behind. Yeah.
So that's as always, you know, that's something that Sir Paul
just took upon himself to add as to add value to the community
just like we have sir Daniel with no agenda meetups.com. We
have served voids, void zeros or mark over there in the north of
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stream. It's like, we have hundreds of people who've
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Number we're going to talk Okay, yeah, that's
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kind of story that the daily wire would headline with Google
insider talks about social justice warriors at Google. No,
no,
we actually read this note as an email. I didn't read it as a
note note, but yeah, it's quite funny.
I was brig begrudgingly recently promoted to engineer manager and
our leaders decided it was time for a project wide management
culture building off site. Whoo hoo. Boy bored out of my mind
all day. We had we then had some practical theoretical exercises
to practice our new management skills. Anyone who's been to one
of these knows exactly what he talked about. The off site. Oh,
goodness. Did we have off sites at pod show? That was a balloon
thing. He loved off sites.
He liked dad in all hands. Corn balls, Stan? Valley. All corn
ball,
a scrum. Let's do a scrum everybody. My favorite
hypothetical hypothetical was this a software engineer
identifying as a cat demands of litterbox to relieve themselves
with their hypothetical tech company standard responses all
around Of course we should provide we could convert a
meditation room or Foosball area for them blah blah blah. I'm
quiet dying laughing on the inside keeping my head down
avoiding eye contact just want to get through it for beers that
happy hour. But then the giant People Ops which apparently is
Google speak for the HR lady, the giant People Ops, I think we
should keep that in there GPO. So the giant People Ops lady
somehow locks onto me decides to hound me to get my thoughts. I
tried to defer and defer and defer but the boss gives me the
look to answer so I reluctantly answer. Well, give them the
opportunity to succeed elsewhere. Shocking the room.
Why the white whale hire the cat. Hold on a second. anymore
like in a mark that one. Why the white whale with blue hair
inquires. This is this is this is like a book I would read I
would buy this book. If I asked if it is legal to hire a cat for
Work It seems like animal abuse. Confusion ensued Of course I
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has a designated Guardian has had all their shots and do we
have those records and so on and so on? Get a reluctant no for an
answer seems like we have a stray animal need to call animal
control. The boss is shooting me death stairs to pump the brakes,
but momentum can't be stopped now. I suggest we survey the co
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to avoid toxic to avoid toxoplasmosis. begin planning
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Buddies around me are biting their lips so hard people ops
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bright red like she had just shuffled back a record time from
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after five minutes of bullshitting. So I sit back bask
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Our formula is this. We go out for yet people in the mouth
I am going to violate a rule number five Biden
clips. No. Oh, there's
Tucker Carlson Biden clips. She's specific. Oh, I
already violated the rule. But you didn't know it. What did you
do? I played the doctor who was saying that? No. You
paid Yeah, but you didn't have choruses voice. Exactly. Okay,
well, I got a series of clips about Ben. Carlson bitching and
moaning about Biden's dementia.
Yes. Good.
Good. You saw that show? I'm sure.
You know, let me be honest. I always watch the last five
minutes of Jesse waters. If it's not one of his man on the street
things which shows how stupid America is. I'm usually asleep
about five minutes into it. Tucker during his monologue when
he repeats everything the second time, so I may have missed it.
Now you get tuckered out i There it is, ladies and gentlemen $10
jokes.
And there we got a million of them. So now we're talking which
is $10 million. The let's play. This is the one that got my
attention to make you want to do the series at all, which is the
Biden dementia pills clip.
Okay, this Joe Biden anyone? Oh, yes, this is huge. This Joe
Biden, anyone who knew Joe Biden had seen before he completely
changed. This was clearly cognitive decline. This was
dementia, obviously. So we drew a conclusion that now sounds
ridiculous, but it seems logical at the time this guy can't be
the Democratic nominee he can barely speak. How did he manage
to get through the campaign? Well, it turned out we learned
later, his staff, supervised by Dr. Jill, his wife, was giving
him pills before every public appearance check in the time and
at a certain hour giving him a dose of something now the sort
of guests aren't making that up. We spoken directly to someone
who was there and saw it happen multiple times. Now, before
taking the medication, this person said Biden was quote,
like a small child, you could not communicate with him. He
changed completely because he was on drugs. And he clearly
still is on drugs. No one's pushing to know what those drugs
are, we should know. But the point is Joe Biden's dementia
was perfectly obvious to everyone around him more than
three years ago,
a medical breakthrough.
Well, I have a couple of problems with this. Generally
speaking, when you Jack somebody up before, like, you know that
they're in a situation where they need to be high on
something to go out to perform. It's usually a shot because it
gets into the bloodstream fast. Pills take sometimes a half an
hour. Well, anyone who who smokes pot, like yourself, and
compares it to edibles. edibles, take hours to edibles is
no good.
Maybe he goes sublingual, it could be some sublingual thing.
I don't know. But okay, I thought that would you think
somebody be talking about it besides Tucker. But why would
they? Can I can I
present Tucker, I just want to say something about this pill.
Because if this if no matter what it is it but if it truly
was a pill, and he seems very adamant about this, that it's a
pill would I mean, there's millions of people who would
love to bring their parent or grandparent to their senses out
of dementia, for the average, you know, 12 minutes or I think
20 minutes max for Joe. And I think we look at 20 but it's 20
minutes just to say okay, here's the deal. Here's what's going
on, here's why you're here. Here's why we're putting this
the straitjacket right, whatever it is. I mean, this. I don't
have that in my life. I have friends who have parents with
dementia, and it's really horrible. And they heard their
story. They're like, You mad how I would love they're not even
they don't give a shit about Joe, can I have this pill?
That's how big this this is, which I agree it doesn't sound
like it could be true because this would be so important to so
many people. It would be a huge,
huge why I was skeptical. I'm skeptical of this story. But
then he points out that of course this is also could be
part of the get Joe, which we talked about on this show
specifically, which is the idea that the Democrats are doing
anything they can even though they have this push back like
you played that earlier clip of push back? Oh, yeah. No, he's
still great. You know, it's gonna be great, get reelected
and all the rest, a lot of people want to get rid of him.
So he then he played his super cut, not a big one, but a short
one of dementia super cut, which I want to preface this. All
these are from MSNBC and CNN, no place else. And they're all
basically something completely different than what was played
by the same networks. Like two years ago,
everybody watching everyone in the media that would include
Barack Obama's former advisors is now in agreement that Joe
Biden is senile and cannot govern the United States.
Shuttles sometimes because he has, you know, you know,
mobility issues that the doctors have identified him sometimes
his speeches tend to be a little listless or he seems to
momentarily get confused or have trouble summoning names.
A third of them, the largest number said, age that he was too
old. That is a problem. That's not going to get better. He's
not going to get younger. It's not
gonna get any younger. I think there are a lot of people who
have looked at him over these last years, and he isn't what he
used to be 10 years ago.
He knows he's 80 years old. 7980 years old. He knows he's an old
white guy in a party. Damn demographically changing and
diverse. And the future is not going to be a white guy
when he does badly when he stumbles. You get nervous, and
you wonder, is it just a start? or is he tired or something else
there? Anybody says the Democrats aren't beginning to
have these questions behind closed doors. That's not true
people are Oh, yeah.
Now, by the way, the guy just said all white guys and all
white guy has so funny. Now later in the show, or later in
this presentation,
sad is what it is. Jonasson these days are not funny
anymore.
No, I'm,
you're amused. You're amused. Okay, good. I'm always
amused. So later in the show, and this was recorded and not
and I'm not sure this was screwed up by Google, or if it
was a network screw up or whatever. But he went back in to
prove his point. Tucker, played another supercut of the same
people and more it was a long supercut of all the people
talking about oh, no, Joe's fine, is gray. And they went,
you know, this before during the election, and, and then somehow
it got all jumbled with other clips of Tucker talking about
something completely different. And then this and that, and then
it drops into the middle of a commercial. It's a complete
disaster. And I'm wondering if this was done on purpose, or if
it was, you know, the heat or something into that they've
decided they agree to never play again. That's my guess. Because
I do that goes on
now. Do you remember what it was a syllable Biden stuff?
Yeah, this is a part of the same presentation about Biden's
dementia. And Tucker is bringing home to play by playing another
super cut debt. This same people that you just heard talking
about, oh, I don't know. They were all jacked up. And here it
goes and listen to this. Well, which one is under? I'm sorry.
It's under Carlson epic fail. Okay. Well, he
just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the
main event, and kind of consigned everybody else to the
kiddie table. That
is Joe Biden at his best. That is someone who is authentic.
It's the reason he connects with people. He is having fun. This
is not heavy lifting for free. Joe Biden, Joe Biden never gave
up on Joe Biden. And it reminded me so much of 2008
We have some special entree into the secrets of the Democratic
Party. We certainly don't we're hardly Democratic Party
insiders. But because you
were Joe Biden was just woeful. He needed to Carter Byrne who
used his authority of South Carolina among black voters to
he had just decided and Barack Obama as well, that Joe Biden
just woeful, I mean, you know, just 29% I think of Democrats
should.com You can also watch over the weekend. awesome.com
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last chance to get my original my slippers. Mic. Now I'm pretty
sure that was your recording or so I don't think that this has
been done to domestic recording
was done off site.
Yeah, but I have a recording. I'll go look at it. I'll bet you
have a full recording. Okay, Google may have done that. But I
don't I have Comcast.
You have a recording. And you did on Comcast. Yeah. Okay, I
want you to listen to it and see how it ends.
Okay, I'll check but I would have known I would have heard
about this. But I think it's just inferior product from
Google. Or maybe Google was doing that for some reason.
That's pretty conspiratorial. That's that's that's a stretch
for you. So Must you really feel like that must have happened?
Well,
I felt that it was a really good super cut day was all bad shot.
You're mad. Okay. I got Yeah. I screw you guys, Google.
So let's continue. I want to continue this with the Biden and
the Middle East report that comes out of NPR. And there's a
few items in here that are definitely especially the third
clip that are something we need to discuss and this is Biden on
Middle East. NPR one.
President Biden is on his way back to the United States. After
a four day trip to the Middle East. It was his first time
there as president. He reaffirmed commitments to Israel
and released more aid money for Palestinians. And he attended a
summit with Arab leaders who the US is hoping will keep oil
supplies flowing as gas prices remain high. This morning. He
told them the US intends to remain a key player in a region
where American rivals also seek influence we will
not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by China Russia or
Iran will seek to build on this moment with active principle
American leadership.
Dr. Gao we did another pillar Dr. Hill when you know the
same thing I noticed and NPR was not doing this before and now
they're playing some of Joe sounding like he's out of it.
Again part of the scheme to get rid of the carrot
with no possible with no candidate to back him up. Let's
get rid of him.
Gavin Newsom Well they got two years to come. Oh somebody over
two years Okay,
this is what I hate. I don't mind do I love this show? I love
my job but the fact that I have to wait two years to see this
thing come to a conclusion is bugging me.
Why you want to quit tomorrow?
No, I need I need resolution Joe. something's gonna happen to
Joe.
He went to instant gratification is that you probably get the
instant gratification.
Like a like, like, like someone subscribing and following check
mark. Yes.
I never got the blue checkmark. Oh, that's yes. Okay. Let's
continue this little trick.
But the visit was overshadowed by the meeting with Saudi Crown
Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who US intelligence agencies say
approve the operation that killed journalist Jamal
Khashoggi and 2018 and PRs five Montana's has been following
events from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. And she's with us now.
Fatima, welcome. Thank you for joining us.
Thank you for having me.
So let's start with the latest activity today. That was Biden's
speech to a meeting of nine Arab leaders, Gulf countries along
with Egypt and Jordan, what stood out about Biden's message?
You know, the president painted a positive picture saying the
Middle East is relatively stable, and also more united
than it has been some main points from his speech today. He
said the US and Gulf countries will be investing in clean
energy water resources, and working to address the ripples
of Russia's war in Ukraine, on energy markets and food
insecurity in the region. He talked also about coordinating
efforts on air defenses, freedom of navigation to counter threats
from Iran, which was a big theme across his trip. And finally, he
also underlined the United States commitment to promoting
human rights in the region.
Well, to that point, I mean, as we know that there was a lot of
attention and frankly, some outrage over Biden's meeting
last night with a Saudi Crown Prince, he's the facto leader of
the country. Biden had called the country a pariah when he was
running for president. So would you talk a little bit more about
that to kind of recap that for us? Yes,
absolutely. You know, all eyes were on his first interaction
with the Crown Prince at the Al salaam royal palace here in
Jeddah. We saw Biden greet Mohammed bin Salman with an
outstretched fist bump. This did not go over well with many in
the US and it was widely criticized by human rights
activists as being too warm and friendly. So then, at a late
night press conference on Friday, the President defended
his meeting. And so that he actually brought up the issue of
human rights and specifically the killing of Khashoggi at the
top of his conversation with the crown prince,
he basically said that he he was not personally responsible for
it by supply indicated I thought he was a man first of all.
I indicated a profit so you go up to you. So Adam, is you kill
that guy?
My pronouns are they them?
And then you then you say, no, no, I think it did. No, so what
would happen if
yes, he indicated he indicated doesn't mean even said it he
indicated he probably won't with his head like he raised an
eyebrow.
Here's a deer said parts reassured me that's got some
issue with I have an issue with this clip.
Now, human rights advocates say that the meeting will likely
embolden the crown prince to be more oppressive than he already
is that they see Biden didn't actually have to meet with him
to get Saudi cooperation. But you know, that's an open
question. As you mentioned, the Crown Prince is the de facto
leader of the kingdom. He has consolidated power. And Biden
certainly felt that he needs Saudi cooperation on oil to
maintain the truce in Yemen and also to oppose Russia's war in
Ukraine.
Oh, brother,
now, was it to maintain the truce in Yemen? or maintain the
troops in Yemen?
Oh, that's good. I didn't hear you know, let me I said when I
was that
power. And Biden certainly felt that he needs Saudi cooperation
on oil to maintain the truth in Yemen and also to truth build to
maintain the truth in Yemen and the
truth the truth, what is she saying
cooperation?
Oh, I can't get it.
Well, let's listen again. Let's listen again Saudi
cooperation on oil to maintain the truth in Yemen and ultrices.
Truce
what truth?
Does she didn't she say troops?
know everyone's the trolls think she's saying truth? Truth people
think truth, truth, truth. Truth. truth. What truth? I
don't know. There's a truth. Coffee. I have no idea.
Saudi oil to maintain the truth in Yemen and also to oppose
Russia's war in Ukraine.
The truth, the truth?
I don't know who it was. I'll pose Russia's war. How does it
dataset oppose the war? What is she talking about? This woman
this woman, NPR interviews, whatever you say? Can't
understand what she's saying. She's talking to myself
really close mic not really talking like me. Hannah, she's
probably on scene. She's their
ass and whatever. No, I don't think so. But
hilarious, hilarious.
I can't figure out what she's talking about. And then what's
it got to do with Russia?
Well, because you know, Russia? Well, of course, this is because
Russia has caused ripples, ripples, ripples in the energy
markets now we need to ripple back at them with Saudi Arabia.
Okay, last clip.
Let's help others from the data perspective. I mean, what's been
the narrative?
I don't know. There's no way. I can't help. But now I'm just
Jide. Let's have
another some of the data perspective. And then what's
been the narrative,
the Biden disease is spreading to NPR.
Let's help others from the data perspective. I mean, what's been
the narrative in the Saudi leadership and the media,
you know, the Saudis definitely projected the upper hand
throughout the trip. And it's not just because they were
hosting the event, but because the President of the United
States needed their help and came all the way to visit. And
so this has certainly been reflected throughout Biden's
time here, which, by the way, was just short of 24 hours. But
the US press corps, for example, had very limited access compared
to the Saudi press. And so the optics were really dominated by
the Saudis. And in the Saudi press coverage, which tends to
be more columnist oriented. The takeaway is now that the kingdom
is too strategically important to ignore. And so Saudi US
relations are back to normal and not getting a quote,
reorientation, as Biden had put it in an op ed explaining why he
was going,
John, what's really going on here? I mean, this is clearly
clearly this is this is some other reason for this. It's
obviously not about he, I mean, McCrone even told him Hey, you
know, there's no, no, I cannot do more petroleum for you, Joe.
You go there. Yeah. So what is it about?
I don't know, I'm, I'm with you on that. Because it's, and I
think the Saudis even told me, Look, we're at 98%. We're
pumping as much as we can. What do you want us to do? Maybe this
has got to be something well,
maybe he's just pleading, please don't
do that Yemen thing this woman shoved in there in the middle of
no, well, that would note okay, then that would relate directly
to Iran, which I mean, I don't know if you have a clip about
it. But during his Middle East trip, I did pick up a clip about
Iran. Where's my Iran? Well, you've
been okay. But we want you to go to that. But before you do that,
I do have one last clip. Sure, which is the same clips that you
just heard only This is Democracy Now is report on
Biden, in palace in Palestine,
of course, the war and the war and peace report
before he went to Saudi Arabia. We had to talk about Biden and
Palestine because as you know, as people should know that the
and we've had this told to us by people that produce on on AMI
show mcrsi Now one piece report that is sponsored by Qatar,
Qatar, and that's
Qatar. Yes.
The money comes from Qatar, Qatar
Airways. So Amy, the journalist. Her money comes from Qatar.
Yes. So it's all she does is badmouth Israelis and dig probe
and gives pro Palestinian
bias because of her financial backers.
That can't be President Biden has met with Palestinian leader
Mahmoud Abbas in the Israeli occupied West Bank. Earlier
today. Biden traveled from Israel to the Palestinian
authorities presidential compound in Bethlehem along the
way is motorcade past billboards and banners protesting us
support for Israel's occupation, as well as the killing of
Palestinian American journalists Shireen block that who was shot
dead by Israel's military last May, next to the Jeanine refugee
camp in a joint news conference with President Abbas Biden claim
the US continues to support a two state solution to the
Israeli Palestinian conflict. He also defended the US response to
the killing of our black that
she was an American American citizen and a proud Palestinian.
I hope that her legacy, her legacy will inspire more young
people to carry on her work, reporting the truth and telling
stories that are too often overlooked. The United States
will continue to insist on a full and transparent accounting
of her death and will continue to stand up for media freedom
everywhere in the world.
Biden's remarks came after he rejected a request by Sri
nonblack his family to meet with him during his visit to Israel
on blacklist nice Lena Abu Achla wrote, quote, We would like
Biden to do insurance case what his and previous US
administrations have failed to do. When other American citizens
were killed by Israel hold the killers accountable, she said.
There you have it.
I have found my era unclip about Biden's visits. Because at this,
you know, we do know that the war in Yemen is a proxy war
between Saudi Arabia and Iran. There is apparently a truce.
Okay, why not? Why no one told me that I and I
have I'm in the same boat as you. I have no idea. They don't
mention this on the TV, probably on radio reports. And that's a
woman only said it in passing.
So at least we learned something. But this is a
problem. We didn't know this. Perhaps they don't want us to
know Military Industrial Complex Needs more stuff. Hey, here's
CBS
a run especially has been a big focus of the visit. Early
Saturday, the White House warned it's now backing Vladimir
Putin's war in Ukraine by providing armed drones. It
released a satellite image purportedly showing armed drones
at an airfield in northern Iran on June 8. And what US officials
described as a Russian delegation transport on scene.
Iran does have a domestic production capability for
drones. And these are lethal drums. We've seen them used in
action against US troops think this is
Morrell actually
now that I'm hearing it? Yes, Kirby. That's correct. Oh,
that's
correct. Gosh, I've done this a couple times, Kirby and Samuel
Yo, I know. But wow, we've seen
them used in action against US troops and US facilities in
Iraq. And in Syria. It's also an indication of the pressure
that's being put on Mr. Putin's war machine, that he himself now
has to turn to a country like Iran to resupply his own loss of
drones
in the war. The Biden trip began with a new agreement between the
US and Israel to partner in stopping iran nuclear ambitions,
even though Mr. Biden also wants to restart global negotiations
with Iran over its nuclear program. Something Israel
strongly opposes.
S and M some more cash,
know, things about this. I've been wanting to talk about this
anyway. What is the deal? The Russians don't have their own
drones, they can't make drone. They're too dumb. And they have
to buy drones from Iran, who as far as I know, they've been
banned from getting any semiconductor products of any
sort. That can make it your own who can control one? It's just
as this story makes no sense to me. Yeah,
it's a setup for something.
Is something phony about does Iran drones. I mean, they're
gonna either they're either it's either a well, Israel,
Israel needs to defend Ukraine, because in Ukraine, the Russians
are killing Americans. So Israel can bomb Iran. And that's that's
convoluted as the only
thing I can really see happening. But yes, once again,
we're not really being told the story is obvious. It's obvious
that that's going on
now, especially when you have Kirby up there. He's like, ever
there was huge. But yeah, so it doesn't make no sense to me
that, I mean, the Russians are like second to us. And insofar
as high technology, arm admins are concerned, I mean, they have
the some of the best jets in the world. They have missiles better
than ours. They had jet rocket engines that are better than
ours in general, that we have to use their rocket engines for
most of our stuff. I mean, there's a lot of things and it's
like, now all of a sudden, they're going to have all places
Iran, we just for drones.
NASA just confirmed a deal with what is it Rosco space or
whatever that outfit is called? For joint trips to the to the
space there was at the International Space Station. And
they will they will be transporting the Russians. Don't
worry. You're all good with us. SpaceX. No, I think it's NASA. I
don't think it's SpaceX. But it was NASA mate whoever does the
actual tender. I don't know but NASA made this agreement I think
doesn't really fit either. Like if we're really at war if
they're really like the merge as the nerd says you know, the
killing Americans over there in Ukraine. We shouldn't be doing
anything.
Anyway, we know it's a whole thing is scam ish.
We have something to celebrate John. I'm very happy and
something changed on the world stage. While the media hit the
jingle first. That's why I want the millennial
mini confused. You're
just for you. Our mind?
Yeah, you know,
we love our millennials.
We need to we need to Jeff
Smith. Changle.
We need adjustments. Jeff Smith, where are you?
So I incorrectly thought that Denmark was still at the top of
the list of global antidepressants per 1000 people.
I'm here to announce that Denmark has lost its top
leadership position. So no, yep, they are now down to number five
is number five and only 85 People are on antidepressants
per 1000. So what is that? 8% of the entire population? Boy five?
Yeah. Who do you think is next right above Denmark? Another
very. And Denmark, as we know is one of the happiest places on
earth to do
a countdown for four to one. Yes. Okay,
number four. Number four.
Sweden.
No, I'm sorry Sweden is actually number six. Number six with 17.
It was seven. I'll just do it like the 7.9% of the population
has drugged Holland. No, no surprisingly, the Netherlands
very low. I can't they're like number 15. Only 4.2%. What is
the answer number four on our list with 8.6%? Ladies and
gentlemen, give it up for Canada.
Canada. Oh, I don't blame the Canadians in the case. Because
because they got that Trudeau guy they can't seem to get out
of office. Right. By the way, the Trudeau guy that this stuck
in office, that guy that is the reason a parliamentary democracy
doesn't work.
Number three on our list number three. Can you give a guess who
is number three with 8.9%? It is the winners from Down Under
Australia. Makes sense. The number two happiest place on
earth with 100 with 10.6 people, percent of all people on
antidepressants. Is that hotbed of fun activity. Iceland
Iceland?
Oh, that's interesting.
I think they may be number two with a bullet. I'm not quite
sure where they came up from. I have to look at lat Yes, last
year standing. And number one with one with 11% Is the United
States
is well good for us. That's right, we're really the happiest
place on earth. We really wasn't for the damn communists that are
trying to ruin everything.
We got a note from one of our producers. And I wanted to share
this because I've been looking at the effects of SSRIs and
antidepressants and, and really the why no one discusses it
because it seems to be kind of a part of all of our problems. I
had just a guess.
Especially the mass shootings. Hello, go on.
This is from his mono producer, he will he will remain
anonymous. And he says you've been talking about Adderall, as
Adam calls it legal methods is unfortunately a very bad story
about Adderall and Vyvanse, which we know Vyvanse is the
time released version of meth. My girlfriend at the time he's
no longer his girlfriend had been prescribed Adderall and
Vyvanse not at the same time for about four years for a DD adult
attention deficit disorder. She took it as prescribed for a
while and it worked great for her helping her graduate
college, which she had struggled with for six years before
getting on the meds. And all of a sudden last summer, something
changed and she literally started going crazy. I didn't
know it was happening. For a while, I thought maybe she was
developing schizophrenia or something. She was paranoid
about her phone being hacked. People constantly following her
and that all her friends and colleagues were collaborating on
some elaborate plot against her. She, she tore our apartment
apart looking for bugs and cameras, it was insane. After
months of this, I happen to be talking to a friend who knew
someone who went through this very same thing. And he had been
clinically diagnosed with Adderall induced psychosis. So
my ex girlfriend ended up going to a treatment center to get
clean, which she probably wouldn't have done if she hadn't
gotten arrested because she was addicted to this stuff. And sure
enough, that's what they told her to Adderall induced
psychosis. When she got out, she told me that a lot of the people
in the treatment center were meth addicts, and they had the
exact same paranoia. Even after she got out and had been cleaned
for a month. She's still having delusions, and it's not been
easy. Luckily, she recently starred on some anti psychotics
or something that seems to be helping out. So yeah, this stuff
is dangerous and scary. I had never heard of Adderall induced
psychosis.
Why would you there's not going to talk about something like
that. But this is the most they psychotics or do something. But
this is this
probably this is one of the most prescribed, I mean, kids use
this as currency in colleges. I mean, the Adderall is flowing,
free flowing Vyvanse all this stuff, this, this kind of
psychosis that could set anybody off at any point. Let's just
ignore that. And of course, what is used for the best is what Dr.
Jill Biden told us remind her she is not a real medical
doctor. She's a teacher.
You turn down the news on the TV telling you about people who
want to stop you from doing your job and you put your shoulders
back. And you just go out and focus on your students. She's
talking to teachers. Yes. Dr. Jill,
there is so much weight on all of you. But you carry it. Our
schools are where policies become people.
Yeah. There it is.
Oh, that's pretty profound. That's a great catch.
Our schools or policies become people. That's right. To drag
them up,
by the way, or turn them into tacos.
I got this great report. A medical report the effects of
MDMA activation. If you take MDMA, if it's pure MDMA, this is
a clinical trial. It it literally shuts off your
amygdala temporarily. No wonder no wonder kids love it. Can you
imagine
like, oh, there's plenty of people that love it.
But but it's it's the MOLLE it's the party drug ecstasy is where
you go to let loose. Put him on this all the time. I bet. It
wasn't MDMA developed to for PTSD in soldiers.
I don't know what it was developed for me. You know, I
thought there was not even I never used it never tried it. I
had no interest because the people that I know that were
using it or use it constantly, or at least they're losers
weekend losers, right. Now, they're all pretty successful.
Oh, okay. And, but you always had this kind of, you know, they
would use it on the weekends as and they would go
that's a reason why I wouldn't use this. If they go.
I remember there's this lawyer woman that used to be on silicon
spin all the time until the who is very entertaining. And she I
think she works for Google Now. And she would you know, she was
at some event or something, we're doing it to W and then she
comes in and I looked at her and I said you're on E or whatever
reference was at the time. And how did you know? She you could
tell by looking at her. It was this and this every time I've
seen anyone that is using this stuff, they have this shit
eating grin. It's like that noise you make alternative kind
of silly sound and you make this like that. That is epitomized in
their appearance. Kind of like a kind of a thing. And I see what
Nia says yeah, she she admits to it. And so you know, and that's
what I saw this
healthy did you get her number?
She was on the show all the time and he or number
just seems like she'd be a good target
she was with some some other issues with one of the one of
her boyfriends and he was
wasted. Nice.
So they talked No, they like to touch each other the yellow
stuff is, you know, you've rubbed their skin. Yeah, they're
they're rubbing. They're touching each other. Yeah,
they're caressing a little more than normal people do under any
circumstances. Yeah, it's just, you know, it's well, so then
this other guy was a famous columnist, who I won't use his
name, but he was at the San Francisco Examiner. And he was a
big advocate of using this stuff. And every time I see him,
he looked like he was half dead. Because he'd use it constantly.
Every weekend. He'd be partying with his MDMA, and his i, so
okay. Yeah, no, good, I'm good. And he became a Danny Dan
ourtime. Maybe? Yeah, not good.
Goodness, you've had a lot more experience with people on E than
I have. I mean, nobody, I don't think I've ever been around it.
So it was a big deal out here. Oh, no, I know. It's a big deal.
I know friends who claim to do it, and they love it and the
data, but I get no time for it, honestly. And that was the same
thing with DMT. Like, I love the 20 minutes. Great. I'm trippin,
I see pixies whoosh. It's alive. I love it. And then for 48
hours,
you should slow down, down
over 48 hours. Exactly. I'm dead tired. My eyes are droopy. It's
not about
MDMA must really have a harder effect on you. But I didn't know
about the amygdala thing but it makes some some sense because
they're they have this very bright outlook there and they're
not bad people to be around. If somebody's on an E. They're fine
to be around. It's not like so you don't know what The hell's
gonna happen if you know somebody's on a crack, or even
acid, you know, they can jump out the window knows what's
gonna happen. I just think this is pretty, you know, okay.
This is and I think MDMA. Is this something you can make from
natural elements or is it all synthesized must?
I haven't even looked into? Here's what's going to happen
we'll have a lot of people telling me I'm wrong. You know,
we're talking about correct I don't I don't know anything
about it. But I think that if I had to choose I would rather put
my kid on MDMA seems like that, you know, that's something you
would chill your kid I would, you know, be love and teacher
stroke my skin, instead of instead of the Adderall was
possible by scatter dose induced psychosis. They really don't
care about our children. They're giving him the wrong man to open
up. This is ridiculous in the fact that we're number one and
they've done an SSRI thing or whatever it is. It's ridiculous.
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine
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I thought it was number two right behind Germany.
I thought it was behind Germany and
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I don't know what's gonna happen there and they've always got
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notes. A bunch of fictitious email addresses notes
at no agenda show.net It's three ends I humbly make the following
request to request the title sir Quigley of the cantankerous
that's been done I request bullet right and barbacoa at the
roundtable what's barbacoa
by Ricola is
you always know what that is.
I think it's I think it's good and maybe I'm not I don't have
you don't see it much you see Barbara Cohen mostly at Taco
stands in is a taco meat. In Texas. You could
have just said taco me
talk to me.
He says request all nights dame's douchebags in the Houston
area join me at the new monthly meetup every third Thursday at
the rodeo goat in downtown H town much goat again goat yep is
oh, there's always a goat in the mix. And then James Jackson.
This is also from the previous episode in the morning gents. My
father in law has been battling esophageal cancer for a few
months now and he gets can't get cancer scan tomorrow. So
unfortunately we missed that because we didn't get the note.
We need some no agenda prayers and good karma vibes from the
community. Bob is an amazing father grandfather a hunt and
Hunter. Badass son of a bitch. I'll bet he is the nicest person
I've ever met with kindness blue eyes when you look into his eyes
it's like hearing the Beatles for the first time hence why I
married his daughter and he'd like some F cancer
understandably so we'll do that along with some jobs cancer and
we'll get
jobs jobs jobs and jobs for jobs
Ah, you does it again. Oh, no, no, you stop me do it. What?
Why? Ricola is definitely
Oh, me too. You are the worst, the worse. The universe.
No, no,
no, no, no. I don't want to know about your taco. Go away from
me. No, no, I'm going to the birthdays. Go into taco meet
Laura Slagle Happy Birthday to her son Morgan 27. Today Damien
Alderson celebrates tomorrow day. bully's steed Happy
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we got Damian Alderson who stepped up with her additional
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Kurt are the frozen north become sir Kurt Baron of the frozen
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becomes barren of the villa straylight. And we thank these
barons and bareness for their kind support of the no agenda
show. All right now I'm ready to listen about the taco meat. Come
on.
You walk away. You close
the book. Go meet
people. No, I did a couple of things you should know if you'd
buy these. street tacos. street talk. I always thought barbecue
is just go but it turns out is made from the tougher cuts of
any meat and requires long slow cooking this according to Google
though, and it could be beef in Mexico is usually be goat lamb
or mutton. But I should mention this little detail Berea, which
is the hot taco meat it did a good job. They got butter on it.
Yeah. So that's the hot guess what you want to get on your
current tacos if your trendy really should be goat? Real I
got that from Patty Hainich
on your show. You're scaring our pet goats should
be goat. Berea should be goat tacos. You always ask your
vendor have his goat or beef There you go. If it's no goat,
it's not genuine.
There you go everybody. On behalf of the no agenda show
enjoy your goat taco it's official that's how you should
love it. Give me that blade you just slaughtered the goat with
you got something
we got blood all over it.
Suzanne Jonathan Walker Alan Dix and John pop up here on the
podium all four of you have reached the status of night or
deemed the no agenda roundtable. Thank you very much for your
support and I'm very proud to pronounce the K v as Dane
Susanne of the frozen north, sir quickly the cantankerous sir.
Hey, Chief Dix, nice penis. And Sir John. Yes, gentlemen and
Lady for you. We have hookers and blow rent boys and
Chardonnay along with that Minnesota's best tater tot hot
dish, bullet Ryan barbacoa. The goat variety and of course we've
got bong hits and bourbon, geishas and sakeI vodka and
vanilla sparkling cider and escorts ginger ale and journals
and Oh, hell yeah, mutton and Mead breaking the goat, Mantra
mutton in meat here for you, then please go to no agenda
nation.com/rings That's where you'll be able to give us your
information and we can send that off to your ring size and don't
just get the signet ring, which you can use. It's handsome as
beautiful. People love wearing them to meet ups you will have
standing to get some wax to seal your important correspondence
with that along with your certificate of authenticity. And
thank you again for supporting the no agenda show. Sis Janet.
Oops. Hello, Janet. Don't What are you doing there?
How did that happen?
Where's my meet up? I got I went straight to Janet.
What are we supposed to do? ISOs now we
know we do. The first thing we do is do the meetups, but I had
I haven't the meetup jingle
Oh, I see what you're doing. You're still on the meetup.
Yeah, I haven't even done the meetups yet. Okay, there we go.
No. Something's wrong
you got me all discombobulated with a taco Shit happens. Let's
see Fresno meet up report. This is from Sir Robertson of two
sticks. Case six W Jr. 70 threes. He says the meet up in
Fresno at the Barrelhouse Brewing Company was a success.
Kelly arrived and was the sole participant but no matter we had
a great time talking about everything no agenda related and
more. And that is true. As long as there's two people you have
got to meet up in the
morning from the prison ITM please. We had five of us here
this evening. Only three of us have ever heard the podcast from
us.
Hi, Adam. Hi, John. This some Dutch in Berlin. Let you set
yourself up to the Hell yeah.
Because one put in for President. Thank you guys.
Tall here organized. And hopefully we hit a couple of
people in the mouth and did our duty. Yeah. Gusa. We invite all
the Munich folks to come up to Berlin or Welcome, Estonia also
welcome in Berlin the next time
all right, in the morning and next time don't worry about the
background noise. Let me do the filtering. Hey, man, it feels it
all back noise for it. Yes.
Now sound like you're talking
is not it's non trivial.
No. And I appreciate it but just leave it to the pros. I'll take
care of you. Here's what's coming up. Wednesday we have a
meet up that's it. This is it. Nothing today. I would expect to
be one today. July 20. Columbus, Ohio five o'clock that the
Figlio woodfired pizza. Columbus, Ohio on Thursday. The
next show day love free or die four o'clock Central rodeo goat
in Houston, Texas. There it is the goat once again. Also on the
Thursday next show. Yeah, there'll be goat they don't
block me John C. Five o'clock Eastern. This is the waterfront
gastropub in Carleton Place. Ontario, Canada. Oh, man, you're
popular up there in Canada that like, like a whole meet up in
your honor. Hey, and finishing on July 21. Thursday,
Charlotte's Thursday, third Thursday of the month, seven
o'clock eastern edge. Taborn, Charlotte, North Carolina. Go
enjoy any of those. There's a lot more all over the United
States, Canada, the Netherlands, Australia. Even even Idaho. I
mean, everywhere you can imagine there's going to be a meetup. If
you'd like to learn more go to no agenda. meetups.com look at
the calendar you can sort through it. If you can't find
something that's near you start one you'll enjoy it. It's a part
eight.
Go hang out with the Dyson days.
You will be triggered you will be ready
all right now we're at ISOs unless you have something
important about taco meat.
No, I'm done with my taco Spiel
some one time it's a radio guy. Think ladies and gentlemen. All
right. Do you have ISOs for to share with us.
I got one only. Oh boy. Okay, that's because I figured I
couldn't get better than this. And to show you here the
following here it goes. Sure. Yeah.
I think I can beat you.
Sure. Yeah. No, I think I can beat you. Beat me. Sure. Yeah,
sure. Yeah.
I just love Biden's creepy laugh How about this new
body will be safe. If not everybody is vaccinated.
No, I didn't think you'd like that one either. is too long is
cute. I think this is the one I need breast milk. I think that's
the one you get a laugh. It's a winner. This.
That's a good one. No,
I want you to know whatever. Notice how I did that. I
expertly softened up.
I got nine. Now let's they all know how to work so not fools.
So let's try this. Try the breast milk thing and the Sure
yeah.
Oh, you just want to weasel into my action? No, no, no. No, I'll
give it a shot but I need breast milk. Sure. Yeah. No, it doesn't
work.
Oh man. It nails
he says no. I'll consider I'll consider it. Consider one last
clip.
Is it is it your one less step?
Yeah. Let me let me just see because I have a lot of stuff
leftover. Let me see what my one last clip will be. Death and
destruction of the cattle. We haven't talked at all now. Go
ahead. Hit me with your last clip and I'll see
you Okay, now do we did discussion about the 10 year old
rape?
Oh yes. We have a perp we have someone who confessed they
got the guy no rest of it and then no den the woman did doctor
was reported as being investigated for but they never
say what for but she seems to be investigated for false police
report. The whole situation may be sketchy. The whole situation
may be sketchy. And where would you get the information there's
little kicker in here. You haven't heard anyplace else is
on Democracy Now. It's Amy. Then here we go.
Meanwhile, in Indiana, the doctor who recently performed an
abortion on a 10 year old rape survivor is now under
investigation. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced
the probe against Dr. Caitlin Barnard. In an interview with
Fox News Jesse waters Wednesday night.
We're gathering the information. We're gathering the evidence as
we speak, and we're going to fight this to the end, including
looking at our licensure.
Jesse Watters primetime was among the shows on Fox News
casting doubt on the 10 year old child rape story and response At
the investigation Dr. Caitlin Barnard tweeted quote, My heart
breaks for all survivors of sexual assault and abuse. I am
so sad that our country is failing them when they need us
most doctors must be able to give people the medical care
they need when and where they need it she said abortion is
still legal in Indiana up to 22 weeks into a pregnancy the
abortion performed on the 10 year old girl was actually a
medication abortion she took several pills medication
abortion
Oh is she had Plan B
is one whole thing is reeks of being a scam.
Well this well this is their out medical medical abort Oh my
goodness. There's limits you know I'm not a doctor You're not
a doctor but you're right this whole thing has scam written
over it they God bless this girl if it's real because this this
is so disgusting these these you Genesis that's what they are.
They are they just want less people and they'll go over any
anybody's
that just ghouls. That's a downer
to leave on. So let's leave on something less downer ish. Here
we go.
Did you know that it is now possible to equip your BMW with
additional features and functions over the years. Here
is an example the BMW high beam assistant. It switches to high
beam automatically press the button and you will see that you
can easily upgrade your BMW at the ConnectedDrive store, you
are able to order the high beam assistant within five minutes
your BMW will be upgraded the high beam assistant is just one
of many features that you can upgrade your BMW with. And there
are more to come.
Hold on This is this is a scam that goes back to the 50s this
is IBM used to pull this stunt. They did it with this the first
example that I know of is what something called a line printer
they used to sell with their big machines. And the line printer
would printed some speed it was whatever it was it was like 80
characters a second or 20 and then they would say oh you want
to buy the upgrade you want to buy an upgraded printer. And
they say yeah, we'll pay on another you know 10 grand for
this upgraded new printer yet to lease it by the way as a lease
deal. And all they did according to my friends at work IBM is
they go in and change the belt. Yeah, the old printer Well now
it prints twice as fast. Great upgrade. Thank you. I would say
that Elon Musk probably upped the ante there as you know the
they basically give you the full blown fast car but they detune
it if you want the faster car software. Yeah, it's all
software. They also the heated seats in the BMW is also an add
on $18 a month for heated seats.
And if this they're going ackers, where are you
this is this is vehicles as a service man, it's over. Is
this disgusting? It's disgusting. You said my little
comment about Google was bad this was this disgusts me
and you know what your your electric vehicle that you have,
trust me it's going to function just like your iPhone six and a
couple of years you know where the battery just runs down to
piece of crap and you have to upgrade you have to get the new
one. Oh, yeah. It's gonna be great. And we'll be there to
report on it because we got nothing better to do and no
money to leave. I love my job. Remember us at the vortec.org/na
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You're gonna have to be second class now is the time to get
told buddy you got COVID Like everyone you back so oh god sake
like Joe Oh man over big booty let's she wants to kill babies
she's still beautiful. Look at that big
ass. Really very sexy.
Threatening aggressive behavior what about Brody on AOC it is
dangerous doesn't look very sexy at all cool with it. Do a very
beautiful night dress. Look at that big juicy booty. Massive
weapon.
I love you. You're my favorite
big favor Big Booty have a tune SEC tissue. Very sick.
We don't need that. Well,
you are very beautiful and I dress a bunch of
racist sexist stuff.
And we offer help to the American people who treasure our
freedoms, and who were overwhelmingly with us in our
mission to defend what Republicans have in store next.
You can't travel to buy it. Well. You can't travel to see a
concert or a play. Okay, good questions.
Because you also publicly floated a vaccine mandate for
air travel,
you need to get to go and need to be able to get where you need
to go to do the work and get home
if they just need their shall we say I'm going to use the word
standards. There's there what there are those on the other
side of the aisle who had this anti Vax plan, anti science that
would remove all part of COVID safety protections and within
vaccination requirements, that people get shots and the alarms.
I don't think it should
be mandatory. I wouldn't demand to be mandatory, but I would do
everything in my power to second off the mask had to be made
mandatory nationwide.
The Supreme Court has just issued two rulings and one of
the President's more controversial measures to battle
COVID vaccine mandates for private employers.
We need more money to plan for the second pandemic there's
going to be another pandemic. Dr. Fauci
Great to see you again if you haven't received a shot this
year. The booster or your second vaccine dose if
you have not received a shot in 2022 How much has your immunity
weigh considerably? I mean when you wait the thing that is
important to know is that immunity against infection wanes
pretty quickly and it goes way way down
you can travel to see a concert or a play that's disgusting
many of kids complaining
of religious already in flames. These are parents trash the
planet in this generation to save getting hotter breeze
revolution doesn't matter how much we're taxed if we don't
have an earth to live on. We need to do more instead of
having a corrupt who won't acknowledge that the earth is
literally dying
this world and you will all surrender to them. pigs and
humans.
I'm disgusted by this. MoPhO
boruch.org/in a bell? Sure yeah.