We do not do discounts. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
is Thursday, May 30 2013. Time
for your kiddo nation
media assassination episode 517 This is no agenda. Did you just
blow your nose? Coming to you from the Travis Heights High
dive in Austin, Texas. Good morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley No, I didn't blow my nose. I'm
John C Dvorak and buzzkill
telling us like I opened the show and you blew your nose What
was that you made some kind of snow
I think it was was escaping
things I think he's snorted like is his John on a chaise lounge
mind you. I've never ever seen your studio I was not allowed to
go the one time I was at your house. Not allowed to want to
look at it. So we only have a an imaginary vision of your of your
archive with your chaise lounge. And now I know
what yeah, I'm sitting there blowing my nose. So now I get
all my printouts because I liked it.
You were doing a live
show I do I have a lot more energy. Yeah. So So I have
that's what so I have I print out my clips. Yes, we know well
apparently the the printer had been defaulted to printing
landscape. Okay, so I can't possibly read this like in two
point type. It's horrible. So
who who messed with your printer? Was that
most stuff the other day? And I think I did it.
So you're one of the few people I know who has a need to print
something in landscape.
Oh, yeah. What was it? Oh, yeah, I know what it was was like, you
know, what's been bought bothered me? Is this conspiracy?
It's a conspiracy conspiracy theorists conspiracy. You know,
that whole thing? Yeah, I
live with it every day. Yeah. So I,
I sing well, you know, what? It's not is it? And we're not
talking about conspiracies, we're just talking about people
that are there lying to us, trying to get around the light
figuring out what's really going on. And so I went out of my way,
since I do have a New York Times subscription to dig up the old
original writings on the Gulf of Tonkin die, which is another one
of those things that during this period, up was, oh, you
conspiracy theories Firas. You first say,
yeah, now, when was this? When was the Gulf of Tonkin? What
year was that?
Was the 1964. Right. I have all the printouts landscape.
Because it's the New York Times, so 64. But of course, since
then, obviously, you know, we've become so transparent, and it's
just, you know, the government doesn't lie to you. Well, why
would it get worse? That's impossible. Anyway.
So here's an example of now you would have been, oh, you and
conspiracy theorists. It's serious because you think that
there was no attack. Now the funny thing was, there was this.
There was a, there was two incidents that took place one
day after another, the second day, and this, by the way, is
what created the Vietnam War for everybody. It was very important
was a false flag. Yeah. Well, no, it wasn't even a false flag.
No, it wasn't a false flag. It was it was it was bull crap.
There was no anything. But a whole cloth. Yeah. Okay. Here's
what happened a day or two days. The first day was apparently
though, we had a ship way off shore. And there was a couple of
PT boats from the North Vietnamese coming up coming out
there to take a look, see what was going on. And we took a
couple of shots at him, much later determined that the first
story was only shot at us. And so we had to fire back. The real
story that came out later was no we shot at them to get them
away. So nothing happened. Somebody must have come up with
a bright idea that the next day, we were under attack. Yes. It
was Vietnamese out here in the middle of the Gulf of Tonkin.
Yes. That day. Nothing happened at all. In fact, Lyndon Johnson
was recorded as saying he was
golfing, wasn't he? Was he just hanging out?
He said, I think they must have been shooting at Wales or
something. But anyway, so the idea was they was just a lie.
There was nothing and this lie persisted. Because here's an
article from 1967. This is three years later,
can I just say, can I just say one thing? So I'm not quite sure
what you were doing with the printouts. But if you're walking
around and saying to people, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, he
looked at this printout from 1964. It says,
I want to start
the show. I'd like to recommend you not do that because that
doesn't really work. It's
for the show. Okay. I don't know. Nobody thinks I'm a
conspiracy nut anyway. Thanks, everyone heatwave W Fulbright,
in a statement confirmed This is like three years later during
another one of those hearings, you know that they're having.
Okay we did this ever really happened confirmed today that
this in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and in the
staff meeting was inquiring into the 64 Gulf of Tonkin incidents
to clear up uncertainties about reported encounters between the
United States destroyers and North Vietnamese torpedo boats.
Right. Just three years later, we're doing a little look at
look into it. The Defense Department issued a statement
emphasizing that the evidence that two American destroyers
were attacked by North Vietnamese torpedo boats was
conclusive. Any suggestion that the August 1964 attacks on the
US destroyers in the Tonkin Gulf did not occur is contrary to the
known facts. The Pentagon statement said. Yeah, so yeah,
so now if you're back there, and by the way, there was a lot of
there were sailors on the ships and they told their mates and
their, you know, their girlfriends and other you know,
there's nothing happened. I don't know what this is all
about, oh, nothing happened. And you'd go out and say nothing
happened. This is bullcrap that you would be dubbed a conspiracy
nut or something like that. This is just a way to marginalize the
realities that are that are behind most of these stories.
This went on for this was three years later, they're they're
still denying it. Well, it's interesting.
You bring this up, because I and I'll just roll into a quick clip
here of a Dick Durbin, what is he? What's his what his dick
Durbin's position?
Well, let's take a look in the book at knowledge knowledge.
Yeah. So he was on the head of a couple committees. Yeah, he's
visa. What is he? He's a congressman or senator. Senator.
Is he not?
Senator Dick Durbin? Yeah, he's a
senator. And so he was on some stupid show that I was, of
course watching. And, and it's exactly this, where, of course
now because of an alternative distribution method. We are now
actually the majority media and Oh, my God, MSNBC now has lower
ratings than HLN. I didn't know it could go any lower than that.
So. So all the cable news stations, except probably for
Fox about you. They're down to a really down below 200,000 people
at any given moment, certainly during primetime, which is
really, I mean, there's just people and it's the it's the
complete minority media. But because there's so much minority
media altogether, which makes up the mainstream, it kind of looks
like that's the truth. But obviously, we know that other
things are taking place. And there's an alternative
distribution of which the best podcast and universities make is
a part of. So Dick Durbin brings back the old mean, which we've
heard several times now, about the Constitution. Of course, the
first amendment would be the right to free speech, the right
to a free press. It's number one in the Constitution, because I
think it's probably wasn't important one. That's a new one.
Let's make this number one. But obviously, John, as you know,
that was written 200 years ago. And, you know, free speech was
different than trouble with
the idea that the President has asked the Attorney General to
review the Attorney General's own actions. Well, you've raised
an important point, I heard Senator Graham call for special
counsel, I'm not ready to do this. At this moment. I'd like
to know if holder has any conflict in here beyond what
we've heard when it comes to the fox case. But but here's the
bottom line, the media shield law, which I am prepared to
support, and I know Senator Graham supports still leaves an
unanswered question, which I've raised many times, what is a
journalist today in 2013? We know it's someone who works for
Fox or AP, but doesn't include a blogger isn't include someone
who's tweeting, are these people, journalists and entitled
to constitutional protection? We need to ask 21st century
questions about a provision in our constitution that was
written over 200 years ago.
There you go. Sign for the t shirt. I tweet, therefore, you
can kill me. This is no brother. Lock me up. I have no freedom of
speech. Because I'm a blogger
actually is more like it was back then with bloggers, the
type of people that were voicing their opinions in newsletters
and elsewhere. Yeah, that's right. Flyers, pamphlets,
scandal sheets, all the rest, which was in the 1700s was very
popular. There wasn't a giant conglomerate, like the New York
Times or The Times corporation or any of these places. There
was no radio and TV there was none of that. It was more like
bloggers Yeah, well, actually more applicable not less
applicable to the 21st century demands. Thank you. Oh, crap,
this guy's this guy should be voted out to get voted in this
guy. He's against the Constitution. You
know, he is all for the constitution but only if you
work for Fox or AP or Reuters if you're a blogger our tweeter
does not apply to you
so we have a separate mentioning and MSNBC I was some reasons
sickly watching Martin Bashir and he had some some black
professor on and crystal ball and we talked to
Ali again this the whole idea of your name being crystal ball and
I guess it really is her name
I would it would have to be no one except a stripper call
ourselves crystal ball and she could be a stripper and if she
couldn't be a stripper they would be crystal balls so we
have them talking about the shield law now we already know
from a previous show because we had the right clips let's
explain the shield law we need to we need to roll back there
bustin journalists at the AP and they got this this fox guy you
know under I don't know if he's indicted yet but he's you know,
passed on secretive co
conspirator. co conspirator.
So So in the process of attacking the First Amendment,
Obama has come out and said, oh, we need to shield all these
these poor report. He's doing it. Yeah. And he's saying we
need to shield law, which is nothing but suspicious. Yeah, so
he's putting a shield law together, which is the support
there is the First Amendment is the shield law, by the way. So
we don't need a shield law and Republicans aren't going to vote
for the shield law because they think it's a waste of time
anyways, because it's not gonna do anything. And it's already
been determined that the shield law would not protect the AP or
anybody else. Because within the shield law, there will be a
national security provision, if
it's about if it's about terrorism,
or anything like that, that shield law won't apply. So what
they're actually trying to do is institutionalize this shield law
that would actually give them more power.
Yeah, can I? Well, of course, this is what I always say
whenever it's all upside down. So if they say, Oh, this is for
your protection, then of course, it's not really for your
protection. It's exactly the opposite. Maybe we should do
everyone a little favor. My browsers locked up the internet
is just too everything just sucks. Dropbox was down.
Well, while you're doing that, you can play the beshear clip
with crystal ball, you can hear that they're talking about all
these, you know, these guys revealing secrets and the rest
end date because it's MSNBC, which is essentially Maslin just
coming out of the White House. The kind of it's I would, you
can't call it lying but misleading the public with this
sort of chatter is amazing to me. I can't really make sure
it's to listen to this.
Honestly, this kind of transparency in the aftermath of
these things is something that I'm not sure we would see under
other administrations. So I hope that we get it right with the
media shield law, which again, scandals are a scandals are,
let's focus on the issues. We do need immediate shield law. And
we do need to have this public conversation about the balance
between national security and aggressive reporting and
journalists
indeed in front of questions you Crystal, Republicans oppose that
shield law. Yes. Well, and I think that speaks to Dr.
Peterson. Is the guy laughing he's
laughing It's kind of a sick chortle
Bashir. Yeah.
It's like Quentin Tarantino laughs during an interview.
Yeah, that's, that's weird. It's like flying back. It's really
great publicans
aggressive reporting. And journalists. Indeed, in
front of questions you Crystal, Republicans oppose the shield
law.
It's time for the hell ball thanks to Dr. Peterson's point,
which is that if this was a Republican president, who was
going after leakers in an aggressive way, they would just
Stonewall, they would say this is national security. This is
what we need to do. There would be no dialogue, there would be
no openness to change. So the fact that it's happening under
this president under a Democratic president, I think
means that there will be more transparency and potentially
there will be policy and legislative changes. Chris
Bartlett me.
By the way, she says change and he says Let's hope so. Yeah,
sure. Hope and I mean, very good. I like that one. Before
you go on, this is the number one administration for bustin
whistleblowers This is the worst group of people and they're just
defending them. It's just let me it makes me and
I need to read this for people who are not familiar with the
the American Constitution, which I think includes most Americans.
The First Amendment is not your right to free speech. You would
you agree with me, John.
I don't know where you're going.
It's the same thing with with the Second Amendment. It is not.
I'm going to read the text to
you. Oh, no, it's it's no you don't have no it's a it's it.
limit Let me read it let me holding the governor thank
you it ruing it is it is saying exactly what they want to do. It
is saying you cannot do this. So important. We just read this,
the First Amendment of the United States Constitution,
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or
abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of
the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government
for a redress of grievances. So it is not you have the right to
free speech. This is it's very important that you understand
because this is, by the way, this will get you late at
cocktail parties. Big time, because everyone's like, the
First Amendment is bad, right? Free speech. No, it's not. It is
actually saying that the Congress, the federal government
may not make a rule against the free press. The freedom of the
press and freedom of speech. In other words, is shield law is by
definition unconstitutional, because Congress cannot make a
law about the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press and
this shield law it's a law
right we always have to remember the Constitution was designed to
to make the government back off fact. And it wasn't it's not
about what powers they it D limits their powers at
proscribes what they can and cannot do. And yeah, you're
right. That's actually a very good point. This shield law is
not completely by definition. It's a bull crap law anyway,
it's like it's unfortunate that joke Trump's like, yeah, and the
portions are so small, but
but it's I don't understand. I don't understand why but I do of
course, but it is beyond me. That not and no one was doing
this. I'm not on any media, any of the mainstream media. You're
not seeing it no one is saying Hold on a second. It's a law and
the First Amendment says Congress shall make no law I
mean, how hard can it be
it seems pretty clear cut
sorry, I mean, I may not be a constitutional law professor
like the most complicated thing in the world to read
that will apparent Hey, that was a
it wasn't meant to be insult uncalled for.
It's that simple. So the whole the whole conversation is mute.
A mute, mute, mute. Sorry. Not only am I not a constitutional
law professor, I can barely speak English. Alright, what's
the second point? Yeah,
no. Anyway to listen to these people and night. The Durbin
thing is like ludicrous. I mean, these guys that don't care about
anything but their welfare, their personal or
personal welfare. what's your what's your second beshear thing
you got here? What's this? This is a
one this is a what the WTF bumper so they're playing out
they're playing out with a clip from that. They an old movie
about Nixon, I fed all the king's men I forget his name of
that movie. That
was the president all the presidents All the President's
Men. Yeah, that's it. So they're playing with a clip. That's
Obama's movie, all the king's men get it
wrong. So anyway, they're playing out and then they go to
their bumper, and then they go to a commercial and the bumper
has nothing to do with anything but as it got my attention. Our
Attorney General the highest ranking law enforcement officer
in this country is a crook.
Just be sure you're right.
Does the magic magic house rule number 53? Big time taste should
fit in a little time cut. Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute. So that was also old footage.
30 was a commercial No, but
the 33 song.
Here's what they played. They played the old footage from the
movie and then they shot a picture of the White House
right. And the bumper was that music? What? Yeah, and they
played out and then they went to the commercial that said 53 But
which I think was just a coincidence. But what what was
that? What does music have to do with anything?
Wow. Wow, nothing, nothing to see here. Don't worry about it's
nothing John. Just ignore it. And whenever you hear that music
this nothing's happening. Nothing's happening. magic. The
magic Oh, wow. That is nuts. So wanna know something?
That's what I said? Wow, I named the clip WT Yeah. Wow.
Okay, let's just take on the conspiracy theory a theorem for
a moment. So when we heard that they had shot and killed one of
that snart Sinara I love this story and snarf brothers in
Florida. Immediately this on the heels of two of the SWAT team
members who were involved in capturing the so called Boston
bombers who killed I'm sorry, who died jumping out home
pushing whatever falling out of a helicopter. And then by the
way, have you seen this kid in the from from? From Florida?
Yeah, it's Kevin Rose. telling his kid Kevin Rose. They just
took Kevin roses picture and here this morning from the
Washington Post. A friend of Boston suspect Tom Milan star
Nya, who was killed during questioning was reportedly
unarmed. Law enforcement originally told reporters that
Iraq came to shove, quote, went crazy and stabbed an FBI agent
with a knife. Yeah. And then so now this morning just came out.
They got pictures, his father held a news conference. And they
had a kill shot to the top of the head. Six to the body one to
the top of the head. Yeah. Okay. But now I'm just a conspiracy
theorist, obviously.
Did you read the Atlantic article?
Maybe not. What do you have? Okay. There's
a great article in The Atlantic. Somebody sent it to us. And it
goes on with the timeline and talking about conspiracy
theories, where the story changes and changes. He's got a
lunging for a samurai sword. coming at him with a knife. He
overturned a table and threw a chair at him. There's all these
every story is different. The cops were there. The cops
weren't there. Nobody witnessed this. The two guys witnessed it.
No, nobody witnessed it. It's like the whole thing is a
fiasco. This was a hit.
You're just a conspiracy theorist. I mean, it's
impossible. There were so many people involved. How could they
hide that from them from the media?
All I have to do is tell the media.
So last night, a couple of things happened. First of all,
I'm all alone here. Miss Mickey has been gone since Sunday.
Yeah, and you know what sucks. I'm lonely. I really am alone
for boy I'm a little low. How do you do it? Well, you got peasy.
Maybe it's after you've been married for a little bit longer?
I don't know. So I'm very lonely and Miss Mickey is doing great.
Her show is tomorrow. And she's got all kinds of CDs like living
it up limited up in Europe. We're having a great time tries
to get back. And so there's two things I want to watch. One is
on PBS and was hyped all week on NPR because of course, you know,
the mythmaking normally will. Does the NPR scanning. She'll
tell me what bullcrap that promotion I did. Besides making
breakfast and all that now I got to do listen to NPR as well. And
to the promoting this manhood man, cow technology was involved
and was responsible for finding the Boston bombers. I'm like,
wow, I gotta watch this. So I recorded it. Because of course,
the first thing I had to watch by request was beyond the
candelabra. You actually asked me if I had watched that. I was
like, Why is he asking? There must be some reason for this.
There must be something really important about this movie. If
you know what, John fuck you. That's two hours of my life gone
for good. That was the most I mean, it was the most senseless.
It was painful. Did you watch it? Well, it took me three
viewings, because I got it was I was morbidly curious because it
was a piece of crap what it was with that it was
it was the absolute it was there was no reason for it. Everything
was good
to it. My theory is my conspiracy theory is I believe,
after watching the movie, that that Michael Douglas when he was
younger, or maybe his dad introduced him to Liberace at
some point. And I think Liberace either tried something or did
something or are somehow offended and
this is his way of getting back out and posture.
This is a this is a this is not a complimentary portrayal in any
sense. Oh, he's per bald pervert. He is just played up as
not only a bald pervert but a backstabber a creep. This is the
worst. I mean, this is his legacy is embodied in this
movie. Michael Douglas got back whatever justice he felt
necessary to do there's there's something behind the story.
I totally agree and and all Little gratuitous ash shots of
Matt, what's his name? At Damon? Matt Damon? I mean, all right.
Nice. Nice. But Matt, thank you after the 10th time I've seen
you getting out of the hotshot loves his love showing his butt
with his little over this little tan line. The thing that really
bothered me about this, and then it kind of dawned on me as you
as everyone knows, I think you're completely vicarious. The
it's one thing, it's one thing to be bisexual. Or, and I have
to say, homosexual, male homosexual. And but the the
whole sort, of course, this was a period piece set in the 70s.
And all the way through the mid 80s. But the the whole, just the
whole the way gay guys act in this, it's just, it's like, it's
annoying. It's like, it seems like it's more than just a
sexual thing. It's like a whole lifestyle. That is just tiring.
You know what I mean? She's It's tiring, just trying to fit into
this group. And yeah, it's like, I'm, I'm bi curious, but I can't
get into the whole. I can't get into that. I just it's like,
what? And I know a lot of gay guys who are not like that.
They're just gays.
I think most of them are Thank you.
But whatever is portrayed and on television, certainly, in this
case, it's just like, Ah, really one of those again, so it was
and then at the end, we're, you know, we're like Liberace dies
in a year, right? Because that was the the tell the giveaway is
like they would not let him cover the fact up that he died
of AIDS. Right. That was like the big thing at the end there.
So anyway, so anyway, thank you for ruining two hours of my
life. You loved it, and I tried to get it back with a PSA. I was
really pissed off. I was mad. I'm like, This is tough. Anyway,
so I watched this man hunt on PBS. And of course, the whole
thing from beginning to end is a promotion for facial recognition
for the Microsoft is basically a Microsoft promotion, although
they connect, well connect is a part of it, because they
Microsoft has built the whole New York Domain system. What do
they call that? They call it the? What is it called John
homeless in New York don't like a domain of awareness or
dome of silence?
No, no, come on. Help me?
No, no, I don't know anything. I have no idea what you're
talking. This is
the most advanced domain awareness. There you go. Domain
Awareness. It is the it is touted as the most advanced
system at Microsoft and New York City went to London, and they
looked at their system, they're like, We can do better than
that. And then they went to New York. And they they built this
system, which is, which they showed him it's very impressive,
all kinds of monitors, and you want someone who was wearing
red, we can find him in two seconds anyway. Where to God,
John, that's what this was about. The whole
thing was, now I feel like I should go see that. If they show
it again. Well,
you're gonna want to see it, because they they, what's
interesting is it sold as how technology helped find the
Boston bombers, and then almost the beginning, it's like, well,
we really couldn't recognize their faces. We didn't have any
million years and have any videos. So we really it was, you
know, really sheer luck that we that we got this, and, and was
interesting that
they went they changed the title of how technology didn't help.
That's what it should have
been. But then, of course, you know, Microsoft will do all
four. And the connective is definitely a part of that. I
mean, it makes so much sense. You might as well, because they,
you know, what they had to do in the Boston bombing. So this
documentary touts is they had to go to every single business on
Boylston Street, to get their video of their camera. And by
the way, they got it and you know, and they took it right. So
there's also no evidence left because they basically have all
the I guess, files, I don't know if it's, if it's a lot of it's
on CD ROMs. I don't know if there's any, you know, what they
do with the original material. But of course, I'm watching this
for one reason, for one reason only because I want to see the
video where they see the guys putting their backpacks down,
and then walking away because that is what we've been told.
There's video they put and we've seen in this is an hour long
show. And we've got video and pictures and it's fly and it's
1.8 Zoom and hands rotate. Everything's gone just like CSI.
And then this premiere.
Within a day or so we identified an individual who was very
suspicious. He appeared to have a package with them. He put the
package down. We realize that this is most likely the police
say it's a Smoking Gun video that has not been publicly
released. It shows a young man with a baseball cap on
backwards, leaving a backpack on the sidewalk not far from the
second detonation site.
Now, let me just stop here. Because this, this is all you
needed to hear. First of all, it's the smoking gun evidence
that we once again are not able to see we've seen everything
else but not the smoking. The actual evidence we deserve to
see is not being shown because I don't know, Muslims will riot
and it will put our troops in danger. I mean, I don't know why
they're not showing it. I know why there you do know why. Yeah,
of course, because they doesn't exist, right. But we're now
being told once again with the voiceover the giant voice system
is telling you, so it's now being cemented into your mind.
But did you catch what he said about the backpack?
No, no. Okay. I heard him talking about it. But listen,
listen. Listen again.
It's a smoking gun video that has not been publicly released.
It shows a young man with a baseball cap worn backwards
leaving a backpack on the sidewalk not far from the second
detonation site.
Whoa, hold on a second. Leaving a backpack on the sidewalk not
far from the second detonation site. Well, then it wasn't the
then it didn't detonate did it?
Oh, that's interesting.
Are you kidding me? If it's not far from the detonation site,
and it's not the detonation site?
No. Way. They said no. Maybe by the way. Here's this. Listen to
this. No, again. What if this was actually done to tell people
exactly what you observed? What In other words, what can we do
to let people know that this is bowl crew?
Oh, that's interesting. So you Oh, okay.
So let's just say what shows that video so let's just put
something in here. That's a signal to the people who are
paying attention. How's that for?
Ya know, totally possible it's listen to it again.
We put the package we realized that this is most likely the
police say it's a smoking gun video that has not been publicly
released. It shows a young man with a baseball cap worn
backwards leaving a backpack on the sidewalk not far from the
second detonation site where two people died. It's not exactly
clear that it's a backpack initially but later you know,
you clearly see where he placed it, how he placed it there and
then how he walked away from the scene after the first detonation
and then you see the second detonation occur. It seemed like
it was well rehearsed. They focus on finding more images of
the white hat suspect and before long he leads them to another
man wearing a black
it's so contrived Let me see who who produced this broadcast
credits let's see. Miles produced and directed by because
it could be you could be right Miles O'Brien
let's face it again. wasn't easy engineering the Star Trek Next
Generation.
Scotty miles miles are varam producer. Let's see what else
he's done. Good. He could be here. Can you look down the
LinkedIn? Yeah, hold on, because I don't have an account. Let's
see.
You got the Facebook. I got the LinkedIn VM.
I'm looking at the Wikipedias CNN, Brian. Oh, interesting. He
started CNN CHIEF TECHNOLOGY and environment correspondent. The
network's space and aviation correspondent occasional staying
in anchored. He anchored the Situation Room in 2008 covered
the terrorist attack in Mumbai. The Taj Mahal as
you know reasonably looks like a typical producer.
Oh, dude, dude, dude. Key is in a relationship with Zanny Sharda
Oh, that's interesting.
So now obscure. And it's funny because she was promoting it
boing boing. Oh, and now but that's very good. So it was
her boyfriend's production let me say
she might not have to disclose that wouldn't she? It's the top
hit if you look for man on PBS
no wonder that did they ran into shit he used to be on your KQT
Oh no. KQ TV. No, nevermind. See, this guy's a lawmakers used
to be NBC, PBS, blah, blah, blah.
For the past few weeks. I've been in Boston Shanghai as
monitor CNN Is NASA
Hold on a second? This is interesting. This is xanies. For
the past few weeks I've been hanging I've been in Boston
hanging out at WGBH is Miles O'Brien and the PBS science
program Nover work to put this to get to put together this
documentary on the science and technology inside the Boston
bombing, manhunt and investigation. It airs tonight
and it's pretty phenomenal. man hunt Boston bombers premieres
Wednesday, May 29. Check local listings. Let me see me scroll
down here. It's talking about the world of terrorism Boeing,
Boeing editor, partner textures and these are Jana hosts and
produces breast cancer and I'm sucking his cock. Yes, there it
is. It says right there, Jack. Yeah. She disclosed it.
Not what you get that,
oh, I'm reading from boing boing. Oh, she should have
disclosed that I think that's really bad.
If she if she's seeing him or dating him,
while she's saying for the past few weeks, she was actually with
him in Boston, as Miles O'Brien. And Nova had been putting the
documentary together. So she should say, you know, because
we're in a relationship. Yeah, she should be the proper I don't
give a crap. But it wouldn't be the proper and
I don't get carried away but it would be more more appropriate
or transparent.
But however, but it doesn't matter. Because maybe miles is
on is a good guy. And that's why
that's why he slipped that
I like it in now. Like, I think that's I think it's
but that's we're just making assumptions. We made me reading
more into it.
Well, I'm sorry, when you don't show the video and you say it
was put near the near the blasts. It's just it's not the
blast site. There's no There's no two ways to view that piece
of information.
Yeah, no, I think you're right.
All right, let's thanks. Oh, in the morning to you John C.
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I think it was a shitty newsletter.
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Well, like it was it was different it was it had actual
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And May is masturbation month.
I t m is it really?
Yes. May masturbation month Everyone knows that.
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Mike, my God. We're really we're really working it for you.
So yeah, most people said their last couple months of shows have
been dynamite. I agree. I think we've been running at a very
high of at a fever pitch for some reason. I think we finally
got in the groove.
I will attribute at least 60% of that to you that you've somehow
you've stepped up your game to an ad and you know, yeah, a good
level. You've got some good stuff. Good. Yeah. Used to phone
it in now.
x.org/thrive
Well, thank you so much. He's a real credit. And of course, we
still need to go out and propagate the formula. Crash, we
go out. We hit people in the mouth
yeah, tell them what to do. This lady. Just got a quick couple of
PR mentions, I wanted to get out of the way. First of all, I want
to send some karma to Black Knight to George from bouncing.
Bouncing hill in the Gitmo nation lowlands, he has a lung
embolism. And which sucks. So he's in the hospital. This is
where you go, oh, oh. So send some karma to him. You've got
karma. But you gotta Blacknight down. You gotta you gotta step
right in. In the shownotes. Under the PR section, you'll see
a great video of one of our producers producer Dodge in
Pensacola, I think was that the big Monsanto demonstration
down there? The one that was barely covered?
Yeah, well, there was a video and and his walking around with
a big no agenda sign, which made it onto the local news. We like
that as good. And I wanted to read more of that. And even
though this is below the the typical mentioning level, I
wanted to read this note, I got it's weird. I'm not quite sure
how this happened. But a box showed up a day before
yesterday, which had gone to the old address here in Austin and
hadn't been been. The Postal Service is great. Of course,
they're like, oh, just bring it over here. Somehow they figured
it out. But of course, we have. We have producers working at the
post office. So it showed up and it's a very heavy box and has a
note and in the note there's 33 individual dollars magic number
here. And it says hello mr. Adam curry, and it's just plain paper
printed in portrait mode. My name is Keegan Sullivan. I am 16
in high school and an amateur metal worker. I have sent you
these no agenda nail clippers for your opinion and approval.
Please, please keep in mind they are just a prototype proof of
concept. They don't have any paint polish or fine cleaning.
If you and or Mr. Devore ackward like a high quality unit. I'll
be glad to make them free of charge. Thank you for your time.
Please go down to clippers.curry.com to have a
look at what our producer Keegan has produced. clippers.curry.com
Okay.
Hang on a second.
Go before the chat room crashes the site
you got it. Oh, wait. It's coming. Holy crap. It's it'd be
good for cutting up.
Cutting your finger off. How awesome is that? And it works
too.
It works for what just functions? The mechanics? I am
sure.
I think we I think this would be an outstanding product. What do
you think?
Yeah, yeah. Well, you get out of it if somebody's changed to
offense.
I really loved it. Keegan, thank you very much. And thank you for
your contribution to the note show. And I also want to thank
Producer Mike who dropped by and he actually took me out. People
are really nice like, Oh, he's so lonely to take him out and
want to see a guy play fiddle. But he made me some some actual
need. Need. Me? Yeah, well, not the mutton part. I didn't even
know what need was until I drank it. No, I didn't I didn't
realize it was
in England. They drink mead by the gallon.
I didn't know I've never had it. I did not isn't the actual
alcoholic beverage. Yeah,
it's actually good if it's done right. So he
did it in the with honey. That's what they usually do. Water Pan.
He said he cheated. He poured a little champagne yeast in. Yeah,
that's what you have to do. But it really Oh my god. It was
really good. We got messed up on it too. Good work.
It's not like you're that lonely? Getting drunk on need
with local
with dudes might not be a good thing.
By the way, I want to remind people that you know, we came up
short, you do have alternatives, and we were going to be very
generous with this information. There's other podcasts out there
that are you might want to listen to once in a while as a
gentleman compared to what we do on our show. We have a little
clip from one of them right here. Okay. Well, Eric, we're
live. That's definitely not something you want to hear.
Right when you're live. We're live. Nice. How's the lag this
evening? I was thinking about a couple seconds. Yeah. Not bad,
not bad. I'll just pause. And we'll have a gentleman
recession. You know what? We make it look easy, John. This is
where people forget. And they just show up and they just talk
for a couple hours. It's bull crap back and forth. Play some
little clips. Duck some conspiracy theories.
Yeah, there you go. There's an element of that. Well, like,
right now, right now it's an element. But it's no, that's not
what we do.
Know we perform my function.
So yeah, we do. And it's funny because we're kind of against
the, I mean, we've both been in broadcasting, but the
broadcaster's seem to be in a panic mode. And now it is the
first time I've ever seen a PSA from the National Association of
Broadcasters with a bull crap message. Because that we've had
the studies we've run through the broadcast news, people have
a very poor reputation amongst the public, most people think
that I think 33% of them don't think they're full of crap. Did
you really just throw out the magic number?
Yeah, I did. So here's their PSA.
In times of joy. We are there when the world looks for truth,
broadcasters come through. When all else fails. Today with more
ways than ever to experience the moments that transform our
lives. Americans still choose broadcast television and radio,
more than all other media, combined. Television and Radio
are still the most trusted sources for news and
entertainment. And our web and social sites are among the most
visited sites in our daily lives. When important moments
happen, both big and small. We're the first in foreigners to
history. We are the pioneers, the innovators, broadcasters of
radio and television, reaching more people touching more lives.
Oh, man, that's what I said all and first of all, we know it's
not true because we know when when when panic strikes when you
want to know what's going on. We know that it's the ham radio
operators that everyone turns to I mean, that's obvious.
Where's their PSA? We just do and we shouldn't do a PSA for
the for the ham radio operator.
Well, we just lost a huge huge piece of lobbying the ar l l a r
r l lobbied for certain notching filters to be enhanced on
broadband over power lines. Which of course is going to ruin
it's going to ruin ham radio.
Yeah, no it's a known fact it's going to be really bad
but this is this is very interesting because you're so
right this is what you do when you're in panic mode. And they
are in panic mode I mean NBC just canceled they canceled
broadcast essentially in my favorite so shows I actually the
shows I like Smash which you know was my my total by curious
whoo dance and by the way, the reason why I got canceled and
why that loss ratings because they they start off great with
all kinds of Broadway musical dancing and singing and that
became a became more and more drama
it's like the most because they fired the the show's creator All
right, even know that, ya know, the show's creator, they fired
her because she was doing too much pit bull crap dancing and
singing and I guess and but that was they wanted to be art and it
would but and she also ran it the storyline was long, long,
long arc. So which they don't like it NBC they all want short
arc.
I don't like it either.
You don't like long arc?
No, it's unnecessary. Now. I just want what they
know. But that's what she was doing. She had a long arc with a
lot of dancing and singing. So it was really kind of well, it
was also a show about writers. This is the problem. It was
about writers of the Broadway shows, you know, so whatever
the case was, they got rid of her and they put a new person in
with a different vision and now you get what you want in short
arc crap.
And then there was the man Matthew Perry show I watched
that which was about you know, I didn't even know there was a
Matthew Perry show it was it was called Go on and it was very it
was very good. It was about a bunch of insane, insane people
at a insane people talk group. It was good.
That should have been funny. It was funny, and he's never you
saw a promo for it. Now
anyway, but so but the point is, if you look at the ratings,
except for the voice, everything else just pales in comparison.
And there's just it's they they're barely making money,
which of course is why I spoke to my buddy Matthew Lesher,
super agent Lesher who has like 20 clients you've never heard
of. They're all on you like Pretty Little Liars, all these
and I've known him for 25 years. And he says, It's such bull
crap. Everyone is freaking out in Hollywood. Because why?
Because if you say madmen, everybody, you know, go Oh, I
love that show, right? Pretty much. No one watches it, John.
Not even like that doesn't surprise, even a million viewers
per episode. and Duck Dynasty gets 10 million. So it's obvious
where television goes, you know? So it's about making money and
madmen? It cost more than a million an episode to make. It
really does that just just not making the money on it. So now
it's a loss leader. And everyone Oh, yes. No, I love it. What
would Don Draper do? Oh, yeah, no, you're not watching the show
people you're full of crap. You're lying. You may be
torrenting it or something like that. It's not making us money.
So it's clear. Now the only show that really is and by the way,
they are going to screw this up. The voice will get screwed up to
right now they've turned it into, you know, basically, it's
a variety. It's a huge musical show. It's like a concert. But
they're taking it too far. I can see they've got stylists in and
they're over styling these people they're gonna mess it up
that you can put that on CNBC, they're bound to mess of course.
Yeah. Can see the stylist and they're all wearing the same
type of jewelry. And I see these things. I don't know maybe I've
been in this world a long time. But it is so true that people
are just they're walking away from it. Because inherently they
feel it. They're cutting the cable that coming to you. Even
though that podcast that that is an alternative to what we play.
What podcast was that the one we just played? I forgot. Oh,
that's not nice.
I'm not gonna badmouth the guy and then mention his name.
Well, then you're no better than that. Kevin Smith. Okay.
It was. It's I think, I think the problem is I didn't write
down the name. No, I think it's attack of the Android.
Okay. But you know, it's like, if we're gonna make fun of
someone's podcast, at least let's promote them. Attack
Attack. Well, what do you mean we bitched about Kevin Smith
doing that? Yeah, we did. So this is not so let's not let's
be cool. Okay,
we'll go to attack at the androids it's about Android.
It's literally a show that discusses the latest builds
Well, that's kind of cool.
Well yeah, I guess just
let me give you a little tip people will tip of the from the
pod father here when you when you have a podcast get right
into it. Alright, don't do an opening theme song of two
minutes.
This is there's a couple a clip that were I was gonna use as the
ridicule clip it's not
It's not ridiculous An alternative
is the alternative clip. But it was the theme song was like five
minutes is so stupid. This just goes on and on and on with the
song you know, just love a line. And there was another one
there's a there's a podcast which I wanted to clip which is
the it's another pagan podcast and should check that out. And
they just have a they play a full song of some sort
illegally, I might add. Yeah, I'm sure I'm not well, whatever
else yesterday. Okay, yeah, they'll play some whole song and
then they stay and then they Jakob amongst themselves about
the song and then who's not there this week about pagans. I
mean, they start bitching about people who hate pagans. So
my mind without a doubt, my hobby. My passion outside of
this program is high frequency radio transceivers and antennas
I'm really into it, God knows why there's something going on
that I'm being pushed by the universe into this. So I go
looking for podcast, because you know, I don't know I had
something to do with that. And it's like, oh, this could be
great because you know, you're not going to find this on NBC.
Discovery Channel that doesn't have like a thing. Yeah, maybe a
ridicule. So there's all these podcasts Linux in the ham shack,
ham nation ham radio today. And let me tell you something, they
all suck balls. Every single one of them is horrible. It And
people think that it's fun. It's not fun to listen to you talk
bull crap about yourself for an hour before you get into what
it's really about. What the what the point of your show is about.
Yeah, I mean, yeah. Unless you have a show that's about talking
bullcrap. Okay, then that's good. But get into it. And you
might want to consider when you do get a chat room who can sit
there and yell at you. As far as annoying as it is, it's it works
like that. Yeah, no,
I think the chatroom was valuable it is, even though I'm
sorry. I said that. Wow, hold
on. Let me pick myself up off the floor. It's valuable. All
right. Now let's, let's have a little fun here, because this
was just about the funniest thing that that I read. So
Robert Mueller,
who quit yet?
So he he wants to quit. And I think now let's let's look. So
he's the current director of the FBI. And
that's just for a little background. Since we're doing
background today. We should mention that he that the FBI
after J. Edgar Hoover basically took over the place and created
a sort of secret police. Yes, they passed legislation that
said no, you can't be in and I don't remember anything here.
But I think it's four years. You can't be the director for more
than just very short time.
I think it was like eight years. Let me see director.
Well, Muller has been extended for like 15
years ended 12 years. So he was
in for 12 years. And they extended him which is not the
point. The point was that you get this limit, because you can
become the head Qi you could become the head of the Stasi,
the secret police if you stay there too long, because just you
know, we're too many bodies are buried and
we bitched and moaned about this when when when the when Congress
just said yeah, no, that's a good idea. You know, he's doing
a really good job was sure
he knows the ropes. He knows. He knows what the you know, he
knows what he's he
knows where all the bodies are buried. That's what that's
what's so obvious so and he was instated mind you three months
before September 11 2001. The all of this like just very
coincidental stuff. So he was he was brought in. Then of course
we have 911 And then all just all this stuff all the way up to
the Boston bombing. The F and face at the FBI has been running
honeypot, punny trap traps for years. So anyway, so now he's
finally tired, or it's getting too hot for him or whatever. So
he wants to get out. So the president decides to do
something very bold, but hilarious. He decides to
nominate a former Bush official who was Assistant Attorney
General during Bush W. Bush. And he's also a Republican and he
wants him to be the next FBI director. So and his name is
James Comey, co M. e, why James B. Comey. So I'm looking into
this guy's history. And it's like, it couldn't be any
funnier. It really couldn't be. So first of all, this is the guy
who takes credit for busting and convicting Martha Stewart.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, okay. That's the guy. Wow, what a coup.
But check this out. In early 2013. He left Bridgewater to
become senior research scholar and Hertog fellow, which is a
great title, by the way. On National Security Law at
Columbia Law School. He also joined the London based board of
directors at HSBC, which is the bank that has been money
laundering drug money.
Yes, that's the big one. So this
is the money launderer. He's on the board of directors and now
he's going to be the FBI director. Are you shitting me? I
mean, is this like some there's some joke like we can't even
read wiki pedia like we don't get what's going on here. That's
bad. It's horrendous. It's atrocious.
And you think Obama could find somebody that didn't have these
connections? That's, that's no,
no, no, but he's not looking for you. This is what he's doing.
This is this is intentional. There is no other way to look at
it than we Okay. So let's see. Oh, by the way, let's look
really tough for a moment and do this.
arrested as he was about to board a flight to Costa Rica,
the alleged mastermind of a massive online money laundering
operation. Ukrainian born Arthur Budoff ski is one of seven
people charged by us prosecutors. Is together, it's
claimed they ran a company called Liberty reserve, a
digital currency exchange, which became the Bank of choice for
the criminal underworld. No,
I'm sorry, the Bank of choice for the criminal underworld is
HSBC. Yes, Liberty reserve.
If you notice this, as we saw this on the I think the the last
year of the show before that, like that, and I have some
clips, some more clips about this, because there's been a lot
of hearings on this and over the last week or two, where anyone
running guns to anyone other than the Sinaloa Cartel was
arrested. That's good. Because we're controlling all this just
like rhythm Masterbox.
itself, you got to backup so I explained the HSBC drug
laundering deal. And now we have a board of director member who
was more powerful often than the chief executive officer is the
board of directors. He's becoming the main guy
responsible for stopping money laundering, et cetera, into the
United States. He's becoming the director of the FBI. Now go back
and explain what we're talking about with the Sinaloa Cartel
cartel.
Okay, well, the Sinaloa Cartel we've got the document it was in
one of the newsletters actually, whereas they busted some guy
that they couldn't seem to get out of this bus and he said he's
going to spill the beans on the whole scam, which was the the
Fast and Furious initiative by the Justice Department to
essentially he says to arm the Sinaloa Cartel to the point
where they can beat the other guys up and they and then we
only have one group of gangsters to deal with we can work with
one we get to do business with you visit with us. Let's let's
play a couple of clips here that have to do with this. For one
thing I didn't realize the AK 47 numbers were what they were. So
let's start with gun walking in Mexico ak 47 numbers clip,
there has been a worsening general perception of US
operations in Mexico. A turning point for Mexican public opinion
about us helping the War on Drugs occurred after a
whistleblower uncovered the so called Fast and Furious
operation carried out by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives between 2006 and 2011, which allowed
more than 2000 AK 47 weapons to walk into Mexico to try to
arrest kingpins. This operation unraveled after the tragic death
due to one of these weapons have a US Border Patrol agent. The
Mexican Attorney General has confirmed that some of these
weapons have been recovered in crime scenes where at least 150
Mexicans were maimed or lost their lives, but few officials
have either from the US or Mexico even blinked an eye as of
February 2012, more than 1000 of these weapons remained walking
around Mexico
no Walker were rica recap of gun runners the apparently the our
country or our executives. So but there's a lot of stories
that I got from this guy. This guy's a professor at I think
he's a John Hopkins or one of the schools I have his name
somewhere. But anyway, he's giving testimony before
Congress. And he had two horrendous stories that I never
heard of either one of these situations. But it's like, I
want you to play clip two and tell me if you knew about this,
of suspects or civilians. Meanwhile, criminal gangs have
fragmented, they have diversified their criminal
portfolios and drives this clip to come from Yeah, it says
guns walking to did we know about I'm
sorry, my mistake, right? My mistake.
Here comes another incident that acted as a significant eye
opener for both Mexican society and the US government was the
ambush of a US vehicle with diplomatic plates.
We remember this we talked about this it was crazy
carrying agents, which came onto your attack by Mexican federal
police forces. In addition, President Calderon allowed us on
manned planes to operate in Mexican territory without even
most of his close collaborators knowing about this for many
Calderon strategy had gone berserk. And as a consequence,
there was a significant public opinion backlash against the No
Strings Attached access given to us law enforcement, intelligence
and military forces.
So kind of an odd way is like there's a weird war going on
with Mexico In Mexico between different kinds of factions in
Mexico itself. It's very strange. And and and the thing
that really gets me and I want everyone to listen to this next
tip, which is number three, the horror story,
can I just interject for one second because something
happened to me? I just want to say it now before I forget,
though I can't remember what it was either when I saw your
clipless come in, or something happened this morning, and I had
this really thick notion of learn to listen to it, that
somehow all of these things are going to get tied together. And
I'm talking about this. But I'm also talking about Newtown
Connecticut. Number. These were Germans come up from Mexico. I
just I just wanted to mention it. I had this like, weird thing
that there is so much more connected than we can even
figure out and now we get this director from HSBC. There's
something big going on that maybe we just haven't seen the
full picture yet. I just want to put it out there.
I think we're slowly getting there. Yeah. So that this is a
reason that I just gonna say this. This is a this next clip
is the reason I don't think, personally that anyone should go
to Mexico over the next few years on a vacation.
This is clip three. Yes, it says point
number three. It is my view that it is right, that lowering the
levels of violence or visual impunity, and homicides has
become the Mexican government's top priority. My own position
after having heard many family, friends, working colleagues,
acquaintances scattered around my country, from Mexico City to
Morelos to Michoacan, to Jalisco taqwa, Willa to Napoleon, is
that everyday living conditions during the last six years have
deteriorated significantly. extortion, almost unheard of
among the backbone of middle class, Mexico, doctors, lawyers,
economists engineers, has become endemic in the last few years, a
case that helps to illustrate the climate of intimidation that
society is under, given the collusion between drug trading
organizations and high ranking members of local state, federal
governments and police and military officers occur to
someone my family knows well. The individual in question is a
prestigious heart surgeon who is well known for his involvement
with good causes in his city. A military platoon was sent to
take over his house without a search warrant. His crime. His
daughter's mother in law, was a state attorney general who
resigned and threatened to go public about systematic
corruption and close links between the military stationed
in the area and the drug trafficking organizations. The
military ransacked, robbed destroyed and defecated in the
doctor's house. The doctor, an influential individual in the
city, went to see the general in charge of the garrison station
there. He was told that the action had been just a taste of
what could happen to him and his family. If his daughter's mother
in law opens her mouth. I will poop in your house.
Thank you very much. Mickey keeps trying to get me to want
to go to Mexico. I'm like no, I don't think it's a good idea.
I laid that clip to her door. She heard it. She heard it. So
very good. So we have the now after he spoke, another guy came
up to give us a rundown of the situation. And this is the this
is the other guy and the winner is clip. It this kind of like
this would brighten me up made me get all these clips because
this again brings back home what that guy's going through in
Chicago when he threatens to blow the whistle on it is right
here
of suspects or civilians. Meanwhile, criminal gangs have
fragmented, they have diversified their criminal
portfolios and draw much of their income from local revenue
sources such as drug peddling in an increasingly large local drug
market. I love how it's a business. This is a slice. I
love all the business terms that are and you know, they've got
advertising budgets, direct marketing, PR people, extortion,
kidnapping, theft, and other activities. The most formidable
of these organizations is known as the surface, a military
minded group that is focused on controlling physical territory
and has a wide portfolio of activities. It has also grown
exponentially during the last few years. Because its revenues
come from local criminal activities that can be practiced
anywhere, and by virtually anyone. The cities have created
the ultimate democratic model of organized crime. It is a model
that can be easily replicated across Mexico, and is therefore
inherently vulnerable to suffering internal splits
itself. Perhaps the most enigmatic example of these
challenges that the Mexican government faces, and during the
last five years of its time, is Ciudad Juarez. Between 2007 and
2011, this city went from about 300 homicides per year to over
3500 per year. The astounding spike in violence during that
period has been matched only by the surprisingly precipitous
drop in homicides, which is back down to about one per day. There
are many ways to explain this drop and violence. The most
cited explanation is that in the war between the two laws Just
criminal groups in the area. One became the winner. The Sinaloa
Cartel. Right and this narrative, this criminal group
is maintaining order in the underworld, something that seems
like an oxymoron and hardly sustainable. Yeah, exactly.
That's our boy. That's good work. Go to unit Go Team S.
Do they have a one murder a day now down from 10? It's good.
It's good work. We did we do good work. Turney General and
the boys Yeah. Meanwhile,
you know, I just glance over at the CNNs. Right now, this very
moment, they're playing them the authority.
Disneyland employee has been arrested on suspicion of putting
a so called dry ice bomb in the trash can. Where it exploded
yesterday, police a 22 year old Kristen Barnes was arrested. Dr.
Barnes worked as an outdoor vendor for Disneyland and is
being held on a million dollars. million dollar launch place dry
eyes inside a water bottle in the trash can as a way to create
the blast
of blast the blast.
When I was a kid,
I got an email from a boy I got an email from someone and it was
so ecstatic
didn't become and it was what is it somebody that CNSA This is
stupid,
because well, you know the answer to that because this is
what people are seeing. It's like you this the it's the same
people who run the Sinaloa Cartel deals run the media, it's
the same people. It's the same people. It's the same corporate
you know, this is I was listening. There's this
whistleblower from the World Bank, I must say, I was it was
brought, she was brought to my attention. Because she was a
guest on the Alex Jones Show. And I don't like promoting him
because you know, he's a seed seller. But it was quite funny,
actually. So she's at the World Bank. And she is, has been
blowing the whistle since I think 2006. Yeah,
she's probably out of breath.
Yeah, right here. Let me write that down. That was a good one.
Yeah. That was 112. Okay. Well, and so she got fired. She was
she was a top economist inside the World Bank, and she said,
Look, you know, the whole thing, it's corrupt. And we probably
will not be allowed to choose the president of the World Bank
by 2010. If we keep on going like this. And of course, that
came true. We no longer choose the president of the World Bank.
But the World Bank is a part of the global financial system of
really of the New World Order, if that's what you want to call
it, it was pretty interesting, because she said a couple
things. One, is that the global corporation really does exist
through directorships. And I saw this on a smaller scale in Gitmo
lowlands when I was in the Netherlands, where everybody's
on each other's board and because we have that we've seen
it to John you and I have seen this personally but when you
really look at the scale of like an HSBC and now we got one of
the boys you know, our boy is going to be running the FBI. You
know, it's it's it's not hard to see how the criminal activity
takes place at this high high level. And she was really good
because what I liked about what she was saying was that at this
point, Europe is completely screwed because they've given up
all their sovereignty to Brussels But America is doing
quite well because we have all our local governments and when
that stand we're just not at the end of the day, maybe California
but we're not going to take the crap from the federal government
and right now all the federal the federal A's are trying to do
is to control their own demise to make the landing as soft as
possible because it is coming apart at the seams and part of
that is what we do and I'll give I'll give other shows like that
some props as well. What was funny at the very end of that
segment when he wasn't named shooters, I think Karen HEDIS
let me just check she has a website with all our documents
and we just check I think it's humorous oh, maybe not I'll look
it up at the very end you know she's saying you know it but
it's okay because we're gonna be okay yeah, we're gonna go
through a rough period but you know, there's not going to be
any killing and I you know, the the federal governor is not
going to come shooting everybody. We're not gonna have
to get into gunfights and it looks funny because Alex Jones
is ahead I thought it was going to explode
Yeah, let's sell see.
We're in a war word awards and Info Wars the more I'm gonna
cover I got I'm gonna bro. Let's go to commercial needs. I see
seeds, buy guns storable food, buy some water filters. And it
but it was really funny that way because I was like, Wow, this
woman is actually saying something really smart and like,
you know, some produce I got fired over that interview.
Because she was, she was actually really quite good. And
this is this is really what's happening. And I really do the a
k a q.net. So kilo Alpha hotel uniform Delta echo sierra.net.
And our website has all these documents and but the World Bank
and everything, it's all PDF stuff is interesting, very
interesting story. And of course, he's been completely
marginalized. And you know, it's like,
you can't win. No, no, you
can't, you can't. But that is kind of what I like, is because
people's minds are changing, and it's still going to take a long
time. And just we are in a huge reality show. And there will be
contestants voted off the island. I'm very sorry. A lot of
you are going to have to go and I don't know where you're gonna
go. But you fall off, and it's not you listening to the show.
But everyone else you know who's gonna be like, Oh, crap, you
know, you're gonna lose. But it will it will. Well, it'll be
okay. I think.
I hope well, it took me you know, that book, you got a copy
of it. The one about the family that moved to Nazi Germany?
Yes, I've started that. I put it in the book club show notes for
the last show.
Yeah. What's the name of it again? Do you have it handy?
Yeah, I
can go into the shownotes real quick. And it was 516 and
counted down 54321. And we go and book club I'm really good.
Book Club, in the garden of beasts,
right in the garden to be good. And I was, it's interesting
because Germany had slipped into a just kind of a bad scene, to
say the least especially during say, Hitler era, where they were
beating people up just generally it was just, and I was thinking
that what could we ever get because the reason we even
talked about this book is because we have to sit around
the dining room table saying what if we were in Germany in
the late 1930s? What would we be talking about? How would it be
different than the way we're leading our lives? Now with this
kind of kind of semi corrupted system? Semi okay corrupted
system? No, I don't think everybody's corrupt. But it's
it's it gets kind of a fascist like environment. We're in the,
you know, the shield laws, the bullcrap on television, the
MSNBC shills, the whole thing. It's just all bad. It's bad
scene. Would that be similar to Germany? And then I think
there's a lot of similarities, but not the violence in the
street, even though there's some perpetrated by the government. I
know that they do it a little bit, I think they probably did
beat up a bunch of these protesters that were in the
Occupy movement, which may be the same. But this actually
would that book indicated to me that this mentality of Germany
to be a bunch of militaristic thugs really began in the 1890s.
Oh, and it made very clear in that, so it actually took 40 to
50 years to get where it got where the country was destroyed
by the rest of the world because it becomes such a bunch of a
holes.
Did you just say that? Basically, the Holocaust was a
bad scene.
It's a bad that was a bad seat, the
bad seed man was. So so how long ago? Of course, we know that,
certainly with Operation Paperclip. But with you know,
there was a lot of a lot of Germans and certainly Germans
with this type of attitude moved to the United States. So are we
now 4050 years on? Is it now our time? And is it time for a bad
scene here?
I don't know. But it seems like they were sure leading up to
one.
Yeah, but of course, they didn't have interwebs and stuff like
that, you know? Really? Yeah,
maybe the internet will save us eight. I think the Internet can
be turned against this rather quickly.
I disagree. I am going to disagree with you big time. And
I think I have said this before. If you consider Facebook,
Twitter, Google, etc. To be the internet, then yes, yes, that
will turn that is against us already. It has happened.
Well, most people don't ever get off their Facebook page,
right? But if you look at the network, that is the network.
And the internet sees Facebook as a bug to be routed around. I
mean, there's there's no necessity for it. In fact, it's
funny because I've been working with Dave Jones and on the
freedom controller and the freedom controller. The show has
been running on the freedom controller for I'd say almost a
over a year now. And it's it's really the crux of the system
that works for me, at least for maintaining all of the show
notes for really keeping track of stuff that in conjunction
with a couple other technologies but you know really We are going
to what bugs me is we've got like 2500, producers actively
posting stuff to Google Plus. And some of it, some of these
links are really, really good. Now, what is annoying is,
there's no no, it's not easy to like unsubscribe from an
individual who just post crap that you don't want. I mean, all
these things that we've solved a million years ago, when it
wasn't a centralized Google experience. And hopefully,
within the next, I'd say, three to four weeks, we'll have an
open sign up for all of these producers, I want to hijack all
of you and grab all of you and bring you away from Google, into
the freedom controller, we're going to even try and make some
that look like like the Google Plus kind of like, we have a
post with a picture just so you can feel comfortable. But we
need to get everyone this is no debt, no money and not gonna
make any money on this. at all, it's funny. I on Memorial Day,
my ex wife called me and she's bitching about money now, and
then our divorce is done and finalized three years ago. And
you know, I got no money. She's like, Hey, you should give me
money. That was essentially
that was all she asked you for this. She's still working.
Yeah, but she's, you know, she wrote this tell all book. And in
the she made a big mistake in the tell all book. She wrote
that she slept with John the mall. And join them all is one
half of animal, you know, producers of The Voice, just as
you know, but the huge, huge entertainment conglomerate, he
not only owns one of the networks, but he produces half
the shows for all television in the Netherlands, which is what
my ex wife does. And it was like she slept with a couple of
people. This was part of her book.
And that's because the publishers really pound a poor
writer to come on, you gotta get some dirt in there. You're never
gonna sell a copy of you don't get some dirt. No, I
think she also wanted to say this. I think it was a part of
him. That was a mistake. Yeah, there was a mistake, because
first of all, the other guy denied it. When guy denied us
was pretty bad. Like no crab. But then John them all also
denied it. And he said, this book isn't a written isn't worth
the trees that were pulled down to where the paper was written
on. And she'll never work again in this business. And guess what
was she thinking? I don't, I don't know, man. I don't know.
That's what I said. I said, Well, you better start writing
some more books, and it's the best seller. You know, whatever
that
means. Maybe she's a good writer, she should do what she's
gonna have to do. She didn't write don't write that sort of
thing until it's your deathbed. You're you got the book in
advance, it's going to come out after you die, and your kids are
gonna get the money. That's what they were those things happen
now. So she didn't the her sequence of events was
differently and it results in Hey, you shouldn't be paying me
some money. And the how was I get into this? I was, there was
a reason for me bringing this up.
Besides just complaining. Yeah, it was.
I got I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. And then
And then she's like, well, you know, long story short, I'm
like, you know, I do a podcast now twice a week and I asked
money to people to send me money. That's how I live and I
live in Austin. I don't live on the coast. I live in the middle
of America. It's much cheaper to this is so dang, you're asking
me for money to know, you know, it's like and I already whatever
my daughter wants, you know, when she needs help I help her
out. And and they said but you know, you always said that you
were going to change the world and you're going to do so I said
yes. And I'm I am positive you never said it was profitable.
That's exactly what I said. I said, I know I'm going to change
the world for sure. I don't think I'm going to make a dime
with it. I'm gonna change and I think the freedom control or
freedom controller.com You can already download the sources and
you can set up your own version of it. And they all tie together
in a distributed network without a central central hub. So
there's no central system.
Yeah, there's no Google server there's no nothing and flip the
switch on exactly and say flip that switch. Yeah,
so and so when I look at the internet when you say they can
turn against us? Yes, of course. They can turn the web portion
which and which is already being turned against us. I mean, my
God, it's a piece of crap. The web is just crap and the
technologies that are that flash it's just like it's it's killing
my life waiting for this stuff to work. But you see it not
what's funny because I have a we now have a
Sorry, go on. Let me finish my little bit. Sorry. I got excited
which was that I I thought that things were going to turn sour.
And then we might be in the here's this clip here, which is
the Department of Homeland Security and Phoenix. This was
about when occupy was in Phoenix. And I think that this
happened everywhere, because occupy has kind of fallen off
the face of the earth. And maybe what's described in that book
that we're talking about where the where the street beatings
were taking place. It may be upon us that we're just not
noticing it in the positions we're in.
Not Rothschilds, also the author of you have no right stories of
America in an age of repression. Not Welcome to Democracy Now,
just lay out what you have found.
Hey, me, thanks for having me on. Yeah, I mean, these
documents from the Center for Media and Democracy and DBA
press, show that law enforcement and homeland security have
equated protesters left wing protesters as terrorists to
divert enormous amounts of resources from counterterrorism
efforts to spying on these local protesters. And then they've
collaborated with the private sector, some of the very
institutions banks that these protesters were aiming at. And
as you read in that statement from the Phoenix Police
Department, the effort was to mitigate these protests. And why
is law enforcement? Why is Homeland Security in the
business of mitigating protests?
Okay, well, because we got to shut them up. That's
why it's shut these people up. I mean, a banker, what else do you
want us to do for you? We'll hit Go crackheads, if you want,
but he, I mean, just look at who's running it. Now, you know
that Mickey had to get a parole that we talked about this? No.
Okay. So because the green card application is in process, and
on June 18, I think we go in for the interview death interview,
where we have to prove that you know, it's not some sham wedding
that you know, that we just so she can get a green card to suck
off the resources of America. You know, she's a contributing
taxpaying member of society, but okay. So she has to leave to do
her show. And because he just can't wait until after the day
after June, you're not going to do an art show. So she has to
get parole. It's it's literally called parole. And it consists
of a document John I thought I was in frickin Russia. It's this
whole document that says because of you know, her contribution
the important contribution to the monetary success of the
American Society she can go or burn go work and as a picture
and embossed into this and there's like, and there's a big
raised seal stamp out and then there's a circle for when she
comes back into the country for the agent there to stamp it's
it's frightening and embarrassing, completely
embarrassing. This is what the country has become Hey, boss,
and you look at Janet Napolitano and just put a mustache on her
and she's Hitler sorry, couldn't resist kind of a chubby. Yeah,
so But of course, you know, everyone is a terrorist. Now we
have this this poor kid. This is my favorite report because he
has a rare disease which I guess I have to again take and hold on
to million dollars bail. After planning to kill his classmates
at his high school. Today's students returned to class with
some extra security on campus as we learn new details about the
alleged deadly plot. Can you hear me? Yes, Your Honor. Grant
accord looks like most other high school students, but this
17 year old that's very important, by the way how they
set that up. He looks like most other high school students could
be a high school student right now sitting next
to you. He's accused of plotting to kill his classmates and
teachers in West Albany High School in Oregon. Accord faced a
judge and some serious charges the same day his classmates
returned to school with extra police on campus I'm not scared
as the school of the whole thing were
now this kid is being touted as the hero because he saw
something and said something you know shocked that it happened
here at West cell i e NSB. The National Socialist bonus the the
the Hitler's unions, the brown shirts. Yes. Well, NSB actually
was like the branches for some huge long name I can't think
yeah, the brown the
NSB was actually the collaborateurs who would then
rat on you if you were hiding murder if you were hiding Jews
never would have imagined anything like this happening.
Police began investigating when a fellow student reported
overhearing a chord make threats to blow up the school. And
according to court documents, police found a hidden
compartment in his bedroom. Oh, okay, now we're getting
somewhere yeah,
what is some reason when he heard that bit mediately thought
office space. And again when you and I'm gonna blow up the place
I'm gonna. I'm gonna teach him to place on fire. I don't get my
red stapler back.
I immediately thought porn magazine because I had a secret
hiding spot, with six destructive devices including
pipe bombs, Molotov cocktails and Drano bombs along with
written and typed plans to carry out a mass murderer in another
report by the way, they talked about him having a napalm bomb
which is like really, his plan was laid out in detail. Approach
the school with a duffel bag and a napalm bomb. Napalm bomb of
course. What does napalm bomb consist of John?
Well, as far as I know, Jelly gasoline is that Drano? No no?
As far as I know I'd have to look it up well but it's
generally only useful as a aerial device because when it
hits it throws this fires right it's like it's like there's no
you would put in one spot is not going to do anything it's like a
joke right? It'd
be like lighting a sterno cannon throwing it I guess Yeah, pretty
much firing and then Cooley state the Russian Grim Reaper is
here no All right. There's so many memes in this is great.
Investigators don't know why accord wanted by this is all pre
crime. The kid did nothing hurt his classmates and then kill
himself. In a written statement. His mother said My heart goes
out to everyone affected by Grant struggle with pandas. Ah,
there it is pandas. Now. Do you remember pandas? John, remember
when we talked about pandas? What this was
you vaguely this is like some ailment
pandas? Was the ailment that all those girls were with ticks that
were diagnosed with ALS,
right, the ones that we surmise had to do with the garden, the
Gardasil vaccine Gardasil shots, right?
So pandas is basically Tourette syndrome, a rare form of OCD,
which is also a form of Tourette's. This is a
challenging and confusing time for everyone who knows grant
classmates describe him as a quiet student who often slept at
his desk that all weekend I can't take it anymore.
So slept at his desk, the some poorly kidneys dreams writing
some fiction.
Yes. But then, but so the whole idea is frustrated.
He's getting it out of his system. They're trying to keep
this from happening. So, you know, when I was a kid, they
used to have cowboy and Indian fights. And there's now they you
know, they don't even have a is what happened to the cap gun.
Hey, hold
on a second. Stop, stop, stop. I'll bet you that if you do
cowboys and Indians in school that you get the you get
suspended? Because you know, yeah,
absolutely. Can't do more than a few reasons.
Yeah, one,
it's racism. violence done.
Wow, I had even thought it we used to do play cowboys and
Indians is what you did. We're gonna do what are you gonna do?
I'm gonna play cowboys and Indians, okay. And then we had
rock fights. You ever have a rock point?
But the Cowboys it is you used to have these cap guns. Yeah,
you can't find a cap gun if you you don't know where you'd get
when an antique shop. And then you can find the caps for it
used to be these long strings of things that you roll it in there
and you could you could shoot 20 I think it was about 100 shots,
bang, bang, bang, bang, bang in and make it loud bang boom.
Which brings us to this note sent in by our producer in St.
Louis,
but he has been sad about the cons of always carrying your
cell phone in hand. But roughly around 11 Tuesday morning at the
University of Missouri St. Louis. It proved to be a very
good thing.
Now this is a note he sent us about the giant voice system,
which has been implemented at his school, which is not an
actual giant voice system, but it is a text message system. You
all listen to all the memes in this and what actually happened
that triggered this giant voice system to go off and everyone to
be warned about the terror. There's people in class are like
freaking out on their door. I was so silent and my hands are
sweating.
All students and most staff received an alert saying man
with gun scene in Lucas Hall. Police had been unable to
confirm this avoid Lucas Hall secure in place. Don't come to
campus. I'm glad I got the alert right away.
I mean, we knew everything was going on. Right when I got out
the door shot you hear this person speaking she's one of the
people who get voted off the island okay, just so you know,
so you can identify them and
then when it was lifted door open campus police who had
swarmed the building put it on lockdown and searched from room
to room quickly determined it was a history professor, who had
been spotted with a six foot long musket type rifle, an
antique prop for his class.
Poor Professor No. Hope that doesn't deter him from bringing
his props to school.
It may have seemed to students like nothing more than a mistake
but to school officials. It was proof that a new text alert
system put in place a week ago work
oh How coincidental. This was this what school was this?
USML What's that? UMSL sorry, University of Missouri St.
Louis.
This one guy brings a proper musket because nobody knows what
a what a real gun looks like anymore.
No, this is this is slave training John, this is slave
training
slave works work so there's you got to test it
that you want to let me just stay on this and then we'll go
to break because I got I got emails to read I got so much I
don't have enough, you know, it's like I just I don't have
enough show to get everything in. This is mountain Vernon, New
York. You want to talk about slave trading man
our Hangouts filling up with people coming in long after the
gates are locked out. So
let me explain what the story is here. So the playgrounds Now
remember what we used to do I mean, you know as like we after
school or at night hey, we're gonna go you know, this is
beyond the playing cowboys and Indians stage and go hang out
the basketball the playground what are we going to playground
you know, hanging out, you know, because the kids are all gone
and it's when you come out they hang out and what do you do
smoke cigarettes, you know, you exchange your porn mags. You
know talk about you know, chicks who you'll never get, you know,
and then Ooh, maybe someone brought some reefer who you know
stuff right? No longer my friends a giant voice system is
here that one local city has had enough and its leaders are
taking steps to put a stop to it. I wouldn't say reporter
Marcus Solis has the story.
Like any surveillance camera, the ones going up in Mount
Vernon take pictures, but get this they talk to giving
trespassers The following morning. That's a restricted
area
and your photograph was just taken. We will use it to
prosecute you leave the area now. How awesome is that? Wow.
Now listen to them justify it today Mount
Vernon officials showed off the city's newest crime prevention
tool. The cameras are meant to deter illegal activity and
vandalism at parks and playgrounds after hours.
We want to send a message that this is if you're gonna do very
evil things this is not the sitter to do it. I think that
this
really this is how you do it help ensure
the different parks in Mount Vernon to ensure that other
people can live safely and children can live safely.
This is kind of
holed up in their house shivering behind the furnace it
just shaken as I'm worried sick they that's how they live Safely
by staying home and curling up like a ball is that the idea?
There's no community centers or anything anymore in any of these
towns. The whole situation is completely out of control. No
wonder these kids are like going nuts.
There was some there's some balance with this report, as
you'll hear where they were people said well this is a
ridiculous expenditure. Why not? I don't know make the
playgrounds nicer cameras are solar powered
and motion activated. The flash is powerful enough to photograph
the suspect up to 100 feet away even in darkness. Each unit cost
$6,000 And there are a number of residents who say the money is
being misspent given the poor conditions in some of the
playgrounds Q poor black people
there's nothing in here so why you got cameras in here don't
nobody being here. It's really sad because these kids don't
have nowhere to go nowhere to play. What do you want to play
you want everything already is messed up.
But officials say they can't fix up the parks until they crack
down on vandalism hence the cameras as for those concerned
about invasion of privacy.
Oh okay, ready for this? What would the line be from the city
officials about being concerned about your privacy with these
cameras? You're
not doing anything wrong? Not a problem. You would hear people
say why all these cameras but if you're not doing anything wrong
don't worry about the cameras and I nail it no agenda show
ladies and gentlemen brain dead
I would like to point out that we have not spoken before this
program we never talk in fact because we've had enough of each
other by the time we're done with the show. So this is
literally just because everyone else who listened to the show
knows you knew what was coming didn't shit you knew it. You
knew it was coming. Yes slave training people. So allow me to
just take a moment here and this will I guess this will actually
give you a you know give you a little break on a second where
is it? Yes, here it is.
Adams gonna meet his evening Amen. Adams gonna read his
email. And I was gonna read his email on the no agenda.
Now we didn't get to it on Sunday. So I want to make sure
because we're kind of talking about the slave training this is
you know, these are the notes that we get we get them from
predominantly young people who you know who are very creative
by the way witness our producer who made the giant nail clippers
I mean, come on. This is that is the stuff I love. I love seeing
creative people and young people who understand that the the
future is not what is being portrayed on the telescreens
This is so the first one is from I think I have to keep Pym
anonymous. Okay, seventh grade. A couple of years ago, I had
some crazy notion that pranks were okay. You know, this can't
end well. So I wrapped a piece of copper wire around the two
prongs of a lamp in my English classroom. So then it was when
it was turned on when class began, the short circuit would
cause an exciting pop sound. And as I tested this at home, I knew
nothing too horrible would happen. This sounds like
something I could have done by the way when I was a kid.
However, after events like Columbine, already power hungry
administrators and staff saw this as an act of terrorism. And
I was found to be a suspect I was questioned by the assistant
principal and a police officer. I did not know my rights. Nor
did I know that what I confess was being put in a police report
that would be used in court when the case was pursued as felony
arson. My parents had been notified had not been notified
until after my confession, despite the fact that was a
minor. I was sent to the alternative school for a
semester and some months, where I was separated from the other
kids and the only student there who is not yet in high school
Incidentally, the only one not sent there for either fighting
or drugs on school grounds. From my friends back in the middle
school told me my English teacher was once heard referring
to me by name as the kid who tried to blow up the school
isn't that great? Is Bad is fantastic, great teachers too.
I saw him strongly in the circumstance that a number on my
social skills but who knows I failed a couple of classes
things that teachers not consistently sending over the
work I was missing. I'd never been a problem to any of my
teachers. This ruined my reputation cost my parents a
good amount on court costs. And finally, the judge settled on
$20 compensation to the school so they could replace the wall
outlet cover. If that isn't enough, it turns out the officer
who questioned me illegally had been really into child porn and
lost his job. Although that bid made the local paper No mention
was made of him being the cop that was designated to the halls
of the middle school. I know this may not be considered
typical, but feel free sharing anything but my name if you see
fit. This happened in my hometown of suburban area, an
hour's drive straight north of Dallas, Texas. And by the way, I
like what you're doing. And John Bova, thank you very much. I was
right on the ticket. That techy pablum. So I'm in the typical
listener done. Okay, great. So that was the kid who blew up
school was basically just a prank, a prank. And that's, this
is how crazy but
it was no offensive to our to our producer, but it was kind of
a lame prank. Yeah, but still funny. Yeah. And it was probably
did like a five, six bucks where the damage may be if that 20
He wound up paying 20. Here's a second one from it's ridiculous.
By the way, that whole story is, it's just shows you how sick
this system has become.
So I'm not sure. Oops, hold on a second. So let me just get this
here.
So by the way, don't start confessing.
No, never, never, never, never, certainly not. If you're just
never don't confess anything, certainly not with a cop. Used
to be different. All right. So this is from a father as in a
religious father, and I'm not sure if I can mention his name.
So I won't in the morning Adam. Here's another story about
training drills at schools with a little different spin on the
pastor of a small parochial school in a town of about 10,000
people after Sandy Hook because parents and staff were freaking
out about school safety. We call the local police department to
send a liaison to do a walkthrough of our facility.
After the walkthrough, the liaison recommended that we
invite the county's tactical response team, their version of
SWAT to provide training for our staff. This is great stuff by
the way you can this is fantastic. During a teacher in
service day, when there were no students at the school, the TR T
the tactical response team came to train our teachers. While I
was expecting a morning of being told to hide in the corner of a
classroom if an armed assailant entered the school, it was a bit
of a surprise and we learned that the TRT wasn't there to
train the school staff know they were there to run drills
themselves. The head nine millimeter Glocks and ar 15 set
up to shoot pink filled gas cartridges at each other. They
were happy to have the floorplan of our school to add to their
database and spent the morning shooting at each other and the
walls and the hallways of the school with paint balls. The
three scenarios that they set up were a random bad guy taking a
class hostage, an angry parent taking a class hostage and a
urine bomber like the look of like wearing an IEE D. Again,
taking a class hostage It seems that the proper response to each
threat was to scream at the assailant and then light him up
with paint balls. Father, you're great, except the IED wearing
perpetrator once the IED was identified, which in this case
was a piece of cardboard with a word bomb written on it taped to
his chest, they were just supposed to shoot him until he
dropped. The best part was when they asked if I wanted to run
through the scenarios, not wanting to miss the opportunity
to shoot off duty police officers with paint balls I
gladly accepted. Yes, a man of the cloth. When the training was
over, the officers swept up the empty gas cartridges and did
their best to wash up the paint filled walls. The next day when
the students were back in class, they discovered a few random
pink splatters that were missed in the cleanup. Well, one of the
students asked a teacher about the splatter What else could she
say other than the paint is there to keep you safe? I will
say because this is a small town. I know a few of the
officers in there good guys. It's just unfortunate Law
Enforcement Training is turned into combat training effect you
and John talk about regularly and hopefully is appreciated by
your listeners.
Yeah, the militarization of local police to military state.
So let's make the cops part of the military exactly dress like
it. They were all there. They were the armor. They got that
guy. They hold that gun in that funny position, you know, right
to get into that funny, crazy position. Yep. And they got
automatic weapons and the whole thing. Yeah. Why is this little
towns even need a SWAT team? It's crazy.
And then should we do this note the it's a tactical response
team. It's not quite a SWAT team. It produced a man from the
Netherlands. You said I should read this on the show. Should I
read this? Yeah,
yeah. Once you read that, I thought there was something
funny in there.
That there is yeah, it's actually a good leader. Cuz he's
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when we're talking about the early when they were still
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Yeah was going on over and over again. Of course this again is
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annoyed by this dude who piston your cornflakes with a
conspiracy theory? Yeah,
no, it's just something when I was just a Tomkin thing. It's
just gotten to
talk to someone someone said something to you in the past
week. Oh, no, really? Have you been
triggered? It's like that song that that I kept hearing I don't
even think of what it was because I don't hear it anymore.
But
really this so this this is interesting because normal
because it
seems to me that this is due to throw this accusation out left
and right. They do it constantly, especially on these
Do you know margin? Shoot shoot networks.
It's called marginalizing someone that's what it is. It's
like oh, I mean, but again, you know, go look it up. I will
craft from Gulf of Tonkin, and they would they lied for years.
I am happy when I wear this as a badge when someone calls me
conspiracy theorists because the alternative of being shot in the
head is is not what I want. So I'd rather they call me a nut
job. Well, man, there's that was going on read
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ago, so Chris wolf congratulates himself celebrating today
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had the best podcast in the universe. And we have no nights
no title changes. No nothing. However, I do have some exciting
news, John. Okay, so this is exciting because I can once
again play amaze the professor at our next dinner party here in
Austin with our club, our Obama bought dinner club. Now
remember, I amaze the brain professor when I told him that
the the National Oceanographic Institute Association and that's
how I said it had changed the earthquake measurement from the
Richter scale to their bullcrap scale.
Right and now we have another one we
do indeed. Apparently the The measurement that is used for
hurricanes and tornadoes. The Fujita scale, which used to be
signified by an F number, has now changed to the Enhanced
Fujita scale. Did you read about this thing?
Yeah, it's great. So the news day, these global warming
numbers aren't adding up. It's not high enough, I got an idea.
Let's make a new one. So the new scale was unveiled. And we
missed this one at the National Weather Service at a conference
of the American only missed this and it feels so bad feel bad to
at the American Meteorological Society in Atlanta, February
2 2006. It was developed between 2000 2004 by the fruit Fujita
scale enhancement project of the wind Science and Engineering
Research Center, of course, at Texas Tech, which brought
together dozens of expert meteorologists and civil
engineers, in addition to its own resources, but here's what
was interesting. It's very similar to what they did with
the earthquake. So the food Enhanced Fujita scale is a
damage scale and only a proxy for actual wind speeds. So while
the wind speeds associated with the damage listed, have not
undergone empirical analysis. So they don't actually stand there
with like one of those egg cup things that the whips around
really fast to get a speed. They do it all post post the fact Did
you know that?
Yeah, apparently they have. I think one of our producers told
us that the way they do it now allows for F threes and F fours,
you know, every categorized as F fives, which allows the, the
warmist to come out and say, oh, there's gonna be a lot more f5
tornadoes. And that's because of global warming. It's exactly
what it is. And they just leave off the E
and just say yes, should be EF but it's not, they just say f.
So damage
into indicators. They're 28 damage indicators, which helped
determine this number, such as types of structures and
vegetation destroyed, each with a varying number of degrees of
damage. This is so unscientific it has nothing to do with with
the actual science of measuring a tornado. I had no idea was
such bowl crap doesn't surprise me. But this is crazy. So so
this thing I know
what's weird to me is that some of the most unscientific stuff
is all part of this admixture of bullcrap. To create some
supposedly agreement with scientists, this is this, we're
getting so unscientific it's unbelievable. Already,
science. Listen to Dr. Kiki. She knows what to do with you. Um,
hold on a second I have. Whereas it was a little unprepared.
Sorry, but here we go. Second chances. All right, not one, but
two similar stories today which need to be discussed. And this
is about NASA's Curiosity rover, which has been in the news
again, keep seeing you know that whatever bull crap story they're
talking about. Now, of course, we all know my theory, this
thing is just parked somewhere in Arizona. And, and so there's
two stories. The first one is until this thing is sending
pictures from Arizona, back to home base. And so now we have
found a rat on the surface of Mars in the pictures which no
one else can explain. And a lizard has also been spotted on
the surface of Mars. Both of these stories linked in the show
notes at 517 dot n a show notes.com
Yeah, to heal on monsters on Mars. Yeah, so
the lid there is a rat. They got a like a little desert rat
sitting between the rocks there. And where are all the scientists
now? How are you going to explain this one away? Is it
just a figment of my imagination?
Photoshop Photoshop did this just do kind of
Photoshop right now it's from the raw image files that NASA
makes available. It's from their raw image files here
somebody slipped it in
no no no, no, no, no. Here Mars rat spied by NASA. This is from
this is Fox News. Tough.
Liars. All right wings. Fox News photo
taken September 28th 2012 depicts the rockness site where
NASA's rover took a scoop full of sand. creature was identified
by a blog and I mean you Look at the picture and that looks like
a rat sitting right there like actually looks more like kind of
a hamster re type type animal. See? Is there a video of this
now? So yeah, all right and then the lizard link this both came
out today I'm telling you this is bullcrap. They didn't go to
know Mars. Or at least I have a reason to doubt the official
story. This is from the Daily Mail just as reliable as Fox
sharp eyed UFO fan. claims to spot lizard on Mars and footage
from Curiosity rover and you look at it look like a friggin
lizard looks like more like one of those. What do you call them?
Not a commit. What do you call those big with the monster? No.
You haven't been the tropics.
Oh, Gecko.
No, go no, he's not like he's bigger than a gecko. Anyway But
the funniest thing has got to be
now so I go looking for this thing. I get the International
Science times. And right before I can even go to the store to
get the big flash pop up. Like us on Facebook. You
all right. Hey, here is Chan. The President back. What is
what?
Looking at the pictures bullcrap. And it would go on.
I'm moving on.
To his more bullcrap and novel Coronavirus is not a problem
that any single affected country can keep to itself or manage all
by itself. The novel Coronavirus is a threat to the entire world.
So that is the director of the World Health Organization. It's
not that same yes it
is. It's chilly Arctic
woman has called a pandemic on the
Yes, it's chan so 27 people.
Why is she there? She She can barely speak Have you
seen it looks like Starfleet Command that she's got there.
She says on this panel. This room must be 100 feet high.
You've seen that thing with a big logo and everything? No.
Anyway, so here's broth who takes that news and turns it
into this
terrible rising right now from a newly discovered respiratory
virus that health officials are calling and I'm quoting them now
a threat to the entire worlds and again, so far 49 People have
been infected in eight countries, most of them in the
Middle East. The World Health Organization says as of today 27
of those patients have died and that number will likely get
higher because experts don't understand how the virus is
spreading. Let's get some background now. CNN is Mary snow
is joining us.
Let me guess what are you learning so I'm married? What
are you learning? How
serious is this? Reason The World Health Organization is so
concerned about this virus is there is no known treatment at
the moment. scientists around the world are looking for
answers. And that includes a team here in New York.
All right. So we're all going to die no known treatment no known
treatment, you can't hospitalized them and give them
water fluids.
Right They can't do anything no known treatment. It's you cannot
hide fact the whole world you're gonna die. Now let's take a
quick trip around the elites of the world and let's laugh at
them. First, we go down under to Australia, where we're very
happy that this took place and I think it's a very good thing we
all can learn something from the Australian producers.
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gilad has been forced to dodge a
flying sandwich for the second time this month. She was
greeting children at line in high school in Canberra when a
student flung the salami snack. Oh, I think it must have thought
I was hungry. They
thought I was hungry for lung the salami snack I tell you very
good. Very good. So we're very very happy with that. I think
that's a good idea. You know, in in Eastern cultures, we we
typically throw a shoe
Yeah, but shoes cost money. Yeah,
here it's just a salami sandwich. And it's funny because
the video you see that it's a shitty throw by the way. This
like it's not the knife throwing you know, the Crocodile Dundee
that did this, but I think it's funny. Don't you think that that
should be our thing now in America? Like we throw salami
sandwiches Bologna,
bologna sandwich,
Bologna be better yeah.
Just throw a bologna sandwich at your politician if he's full of
crap. Who else is full of crap and has literally crapped in the
White House is Al Roker. Listen to this news.
Hey, thanks so much guys. These folks for more Oklahoma they
survive that EF five and there could be more bad weather like
that. Take a look at this.
I will say he actually said EF five. I'll give him that one. He
did say he did put the E in front but now
Kansas. This is Kansas Smith Center Kansas. Let's go to the
video of this storm and you can see this EF Tornado. It was
captured by two guys Sean Casey and Brandon Ivey. They have a
special vehicle that actually went over and it actually the
hunkers down it's way 16,000 tons they were able to survive
this Don't try this at home by
16,000 tons really?
That's I think that's right.
Like 3 million pounds out 60 Okay now my
80,000 16,000 tonnes
16,000 tonnes word you get a no other day order in deeper in
debt here's Al Sharpton Now wash mouth now I hate you know I kind
of hate to to make fun of him but damn is so much funny
because you know when he says stuff like there's no real
conflict so let's listen to what Al says today
already has been re re invigorated based on a number of
these things. I think it's imperative that we know what the
truth is know what the facts are and have our president's back as
he has ours to to push through this like he has some has had to
almost every single year he's been in office. Well,
no doubt about the the fact that they want to put I heard someone
say I think it was Matthews that they want to put an asterisk
next to his name like they have done an Ask tick sticks
I want to put an asterisk next to his name.
And
that again, is genius. This guy is just great. Fans they
want to put an asterisk next to his name like they have done
should be so proud of this fine broadcast asked
if they want to put an asterisk next to his name
like amazing to me that this guy's on the air
put an asterisk next to his his name is just as Fanta Hey, did
you see the to the Mokhtar bone l Mokhtar our buddy there.
McDonough McDarrah? Yeah, of the Marlboro Man. Yeah, so the uni
dead. He's dead. But the I think it was the telegraph. So they
somehow magically found in a letter from al Qaeda central,
sent to him
they write al Qaeda letterhead.
Yes, the al Qaeda letter found by the Associated Press inside a
building formerly occupied by their fighters in Mali. Now you
remember that we played all the video of the model if they found
like an AK 47 and three bullets. This was the big terror threat
in Mali. Yeah, this letter that the Associated Press found is an
intimate window into the
found it this is
just just like, Oh, what's this? Why it's a letter? What does it
say? It holds a glimpse into the inner workings of a highly
structured terrorist organization that requires its
commanders to file monthly expense reports
are you kidding me? Oh, expense reports. Yeah.
And they were they were mad at him because he didn't file his
expense reports on time.
What is he worked for a.com. is unbelievable. Yeah, the letter
sets that is I wish you had a clinic because that's
the letter signed by the group's 14 member Shura Council or
governing body described its relationship with Bill Mokhtar
as a bleeding wound and criticizes his proposal to
resign and start his own group. I'm gonna start my own group.
Okay. I don't need you and your damn expensive parts Hello.
First and foremost they could you get
your budget in. Living I gotta make blowing anything up for the
next month until all the budgets are in.
There was 30 bullet points in this letter. First and foremost,
a quibble
points bullet point. We got some takeaways in this note
who's doing the meeting notes. First and foremost, they quibble
over the amount of money raised by the 2008 kidnapping of
Canadian diplomat Robert Fowler, the highest ranking UN official
in Niger air and his colleague, Beaumont, Charles men held both
for four months and in a book he later published, Fowler said he
did not know if a ransom was paid. The letter reveals al
Qaeda wanted to use the kidnapping to force concessions
in the US led war in Afghanistan with the plan was stymied when
Bill Mokhtar struck his own deal for about $900,000 for both men,
far below the $3 million per hostage that the European
governments were normally paying. What isn't this what I
know this is this crazy
business they're running. No wonder they have action items
and a memo. What's our budget looking at? It looks like we're
getting about 9 million this month. We're going to do 100 for
the year.
What's our delta? What's the day Hold on on our ribs. I'd like to
meet the chief revenue officer for al Qaeda, please.
This is nuts, you know, and I really have to believe this. Do
you think it's true?
Well, I know that we've actually discussed this before and I know
there's been clips that have come and gone that indicate that
they were running a business which was a hostage money
business, so you'd steal some diplomat and you'd get you get a
check to give him back and that's what people would do over
and over again and I didn't know what the payouts were but it's a
3 million bucks and I got to the EU that's pretty good money for
you know what a week's worth.
I gotta I gotta read you some more. The list of slights is
long. He would not take management's phone calls. Refuse
to send administrative and financial reports and you get
those TPS reports. They'll McDonough he ignored a meeting
in Timbuktu.
Screw that meeting in Timbuktu, I'm not going to tell him to
pound sand, calling it useless. Even ordered his men to refuse
to meet with al Qaeda missionaries and Miss Miss
missier and Miss the missionaries. That's the one
emissaries and he aired the organization's dirty laundry in
online jihadist forums, even while refusing to communicate
with the chapter by the CEO. Sounding like managers in any
company the shura leaders accused Bo Mokhtar of not being
able to get along with his peers. They charge that he
recently went to Libya without permission from the chapter
which had assigned the Libya dossier to a rival commander
called abou Zeid. And they complain that the last unit they
sent Bell Mokhtar for backup in the Sahara spent a full three
years just trying to contact him before giving up. That is just
too funny. The sharpest blow in the council's letter may have
been the accusation that despite this history of terrorism,
though Mokhtar in his unit had not pulled off any attack worthy
of mention in the Sahara Desert, quote, any observer of the armed
actions carried out in the Sahara will clearly notice the
failure of the mass brigade to carry out spectacular
operations. Despite the region's vast possibilities that are
plenty of Mujahideen funding is available. Weapons are
widespread and strategic targets are within reach. Your brigade
did not achieve a single spectacular operation targeting
the Crusader Alliance. You my friend are demoted. Isn't that
nuts?
It's totally nuts. Ah wonder where they wonder where that
note came from me. And you're in reality? I'm sure it wasn't
nobody stumbled upon it.
Oh, well, that's what they say. They say they say that the
Associated Press found it inside a building in Mali.
It's not it's not completely unbelievable. That a note like
that existed. So.
So there is the well, it's a it's a translation of course,
but it is from the AP it's in the show notes. PDF and it's the
translation of what they say is the note Funny, isn't it? So So
on one hand it kind of
can't segue out of this piece no
i can't i know i to ridiculous to I'm just baffled. But you if
you read the whole letter and how many paid it's like it's
pages and paid it's I mean, I've seen some letters in my in my
time your people are pissed off and you know, you gotta fire
someone or you know, you're not doing a good job. But this is
just just blows everything away. You know, I was like, I was just
not doing his job. Here. Does the inadequacy come from
consultation and coordination which we are in system or does
it come from unilateral behavior along the lines of our brother,
Abu Abbas, which produced a blatant inadequacy, trading the
weightiest case to Canadian diplomats for the meager price
of 700,000 euros to the like, Bishan about sales.
Yeah, they got close a higher he couldn't the real deal. He had
to take a discount. But if we don't do discounts
right, that was 220. Ma, we do not do discounts. That was my
German that wasn't good.
But Isn't that sad? Very funny.
Yeah. Well, it just shows you that this is just not
Oh, I'm watching C span and of all people that are on
call human resources. We got to start, we gotta call human
resources about this mocked our guy.
Oh, yeah, McDarrah. So Amy Goodman is being interviewed.
Oh, really, when it was so funny to listen to this one, I have
this I have two clips. One of them will actually play the
short clip first because she's babbling and she's throwing in
memes that she doesn't know what she's talking about. I I'll just
play this clip the media is what is what message and I'll ask you
when she says she's describing how green they are in the
studio, let
me just say this is Amy Goodman, she hosts the national Democracy
Now. Public television program. So basically government approved
Democracy Now Obama bought approved for sure.
She's a major Obama but even though that every story they
bring up recently is like, why would you support this guy? But
no, that's which is the great irony of the show.
Bottles cemented together, we in you know, data centers and our
machine room that all TV stations and radio stations have
to deal with and lots of places deal with data centers, we
really pioneered a way to because all the electronics give
off so much heat to work out a way to try to use less energy
and dealing with this because we really do believe that the
medium has to be the message. What? What is she saying?
I'm asking you so Okay,
so here's what she's saying that the data center is so warm and
they've pioneered ways to I don't know I guess not make it
warm because the medium is the message and vote Obama green is
good. Like up is down black is white. Yes, there's no truth is
false.
The medium is the message just like that in a meeting.
Message is in the movie.
Come on, you can replay all our next clip, but this one here is
unfortunately, I'm hoping you have to cut it short. Because
it's too long. But here's what let me describe describe. She
gets to get it they take calls on see so if somebody gets a
call in the end, he starts to extol the virtues of democracy
now and then the stations that play Yes, of course. And she
starts to beam I've never seen her look like this big shit
eating grin. Smile big, big, big, big, big smile. And then
the guy turns turns on her cheek and then she goes creepy looking
in this she's like, Damn, you're shaking like like a leaf before
she she never does answer the guy's accusation. Oh, I
can't wait for this. Can I play?
Yeah. AMY GOODMAN Lee in Rockville, Maryland,
here in the suburbs. Highly.
Good afternoon, Amy. Thank you for coming. Oh, it's great to be
here. I'm a longtime
one second. What is she promoting a book or something?
What's going on? Why is she being interviewed? What is what
is happening? I don't know how she got this gig. But she's no
no, there's there's no book involved. There's got to be a
reason for it.
I don't know. It's just killing time. I have no idea.
You got nothing better to do?
I'm guessing.
No, I listened to you every morning when I drive to work
democracy now. And I
Where do you listen by the way, in Washington and WPF web 9.3
FM.
Good work down from all the affiliates me you fantastic.
Really, really good. I really do appreciate doing justice radio,
right. I'm a contributor to WP. Excellent. And I've been a
contributor for many years. I really take issue with your
reporting on Israel, identify Israel and vilify Israel and
vilify Israel. And I'm glad you pointed out this morning, this
afternoon earlier, how objective you are because when Prime
Minister Netanyahu spoke to the joint session of the Congress a
year year, year and a half ago, he got 20 or 30, standing
ovations 20, or 30 standing ovations by the members of
Congress. When you Democracy Now reported on on it, it was not
objective. Amy, what you said was something to the effect of
Prime Minister Netanyahu shouted down by a pro Palestinian
demonstrators. One, one woman got up and started yelling Free
Palestine. And she was, you know, not in the Arab country.
She would have been carted off and thrown in jail and beaten
and raped, but in the United States and Israel, they don't do
that. They just took her off and, you know, read her her her
rights and then let her go. And you reported your reporting was
that she was shouted that Netanyahu was shouted down by a
Palestinian demonstrator not not that he got 20 or 30 Stand Neo
versions do you remember that? Let's get response? Well,
I want to address the larger issue that you've raised, which
is a very serious one, and it's covering the ISRAEL PALESTINE.
We don't care. We really don't care. All right,
should you had to see her face is funny is smiling because he's
got a fan on the line, too. Like, it was an ambush. It was
great. I haven't seen for a while on C span. So
I've been talking to my, my contacts, regarding Israel,
Syria, and let me just tell you what's happening. According to
the cons, of course, we had John McCain, this kind of ties into
Israel, John McCain, in Syria, with the advisors, of course,
which by the way, we have American troops in this in the
Sinai desert as we speak. Okay. And remember, we talked about
Jordan Jordan, of course, borders Syria to the south.
Guess what's taking place in in Jordan? I think it's let me see
if it's this week, we just look at the schedule here for sale.
We
do know that one of the top guy army guys has been there for a
number of years. Yeah. Well, he could be an exercise taking
place. Yeah. Well, that will be similar, or to what's actually
going to happen.
I just don't have to show up anymore. I mean, it's like I got
to I got your pattern down. Here it is. It's called eager lion
2013. More than 15,000 Soldiers from 18 Different countries will
take part in a joint military exercise in Jordan in the coming
weeks. That's right, troops from Britain, Bahrain, Canadia, Czech
Republic, Egypt, France, Iraq, Italy, Lebanon, Pakistan,
Poland, Qatar, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi
Arabia, Yemen, wargames. And you go Jordan, a major beneficiary
of US military economic aid, of course, grant the $2.4 billion
in the past five years, to the according to the official
figures. So the thinking is that this, of course, is going to
turn from an exercise into real world scenario. And, yes, the
Russians will be shipping the anti aircraft, weaponry to
Syria. We are in a proxy war with Russia, for sure. And
because the important thing here is the Golan Heights, which is
what has been a subject of dispute for decades, so long as
I've been alive, and probably what we will what we will see
According to my sources, and they've been pretty right
particularly when it comes to military exercises. You can put
in the Red Book, we will see a suicide chemical bomber attack
in Israel.
So this sounds like it's rigged.
Yeah. Well, when John McCain shows up, are you kidding me?
Yeah. McCain shows up out of the blue for some reason or other.
Well, you
know, what he's doing is he's he's doing the pre deals. Yeah.
Because, you know, because what happens that look at Libya?
Well, when they start blowing places up, they want to make
sure that you know the what we only blow up the ones that don't
go along with the program.
And here's what his Buddy Lindsey Graham was doing.
Senator is facing backlash for a questionable tweet about Senator
John McCain. This tweet came from Lindsey Graham, it reads
best wishes to Senator John McCain in Syria today. If he
doesn't make it back, calling dibs on his office. Hopefully,
McCain is in Syria to meet this is this is how much hubris these
cocksuckers have.
Seriously, because they know what's going on. They know
exactly what's going on. Like I get dibs on his office. Hey, we
didn't come back. Because we know what's really going on. It
was too funny. douchebags.
Yeah. Well, those two guys are the worst new law in
Connecticut John. Okay, yeah. New Law.
You see something you have to say?
Don't you go into jail?
Let's actually there are laws similar to that. The staff
of the state's top prosecutor and the governor's office have
been working in secret with General Assembly leaders on
legislation to withhold records related to the police
investigation into the December 14 Newtown Elementary School
massacre including victims photos, tapes of 911 calls and
possibly more. So, just like so, you know, obviously we cannot
shoot we cannot even play 911 tapes. because that would cause
either too much distress for the families of the victims or it
might cause Muslims to riot in other countries and make your
soldiers unsafe. This is this is just my standard my standard
answer now. So they are hiding what is I feel necessary
information particularly in light of you know so they're
going to flatten the school
I love flat school,
flatten the school and they lock up all of the tapes and and
photos and everything particularly after the confusion
you but you know you get in Boston you get or in Florida you
get the guy who's whose kid was shot in the head Kill Shot top
of the head. He's got a picture. This it's, you know, Florida
things ridiculous put this on your Gulf of Tonkin thing, John,
they will be allowed according to this legislation. They will
be allowed to release transcripts of the 911 calls,
but not the actual recordings. Because of course, you know,
it's much easier to put out a fake transcript than it is. Let
us listen to the actual tape.
So they're gonna put that's unbelievable.
It's not unbelievable. It's just how it is. Let me see a moment
of time do we have we should get out of here. I got a couple of
you play a couple of these last clips on the marijuana thing is
coming to a head with a bunch of hearings.
What's the thing about the marijuana? Who cares? Just smoke
it and shut up? What's the problem?
Well, it's interesting because the the day I sent you the
document, the Brookings Institute did a huge thing on
marijuana. And they've concluded that the public opinion about
the whole thing was so radically to pro legalization that now
it's impossible to back off and stop it. And it turns out that
if you can play the Brookings Institute clip it this is just
part of it. I'll explain to you and I'll have a cut it off at a
point
when I was I read the report since you rarely send something
for the show notes. When you do I always read it. My takeaway
was smoking marijuana makes you feel good. That's my takeaway.
public perceptions of basic facts have changed in ways that
prepare the ground for a shift towards pro legalization
sentiments. Let
me just list two of the major perceptual shifts. First of all,
marijuana is no longer considered worse than alcohol
along the dimensions that most Americans bring to that
judgment. Second, and perhaps even more important, there has
been a sharp decline in the percentage of Americans who see
marijuana as a gateway drug to things that are harder and even
more dangerous. That percentage now stands at only 38 versus
58%, who don't see marijuana as a gateway drug. Here's the other
aspect of gauging
stop talks too slow. But this is across all the entire spectrum
of America. Blacks, whites, Mexicans, Republicans,
Democrats, conservatives, they've all gone on, the
majority of Americans are off. They think that the marijuana
laws and the whole war on drugs is a waste of money. That is the
majority opinion. It's just weird to me that this again, you
know, the elite media and everybody else they will not a
majority opinion is the majority opinion. That's why it's been
legalized in Washington, Colorado, and California courts.
idiotically voted no. So I'm watching all these things. And I
go to C span. It is a bunch of drug hearings, there's a crap
load of them. And I got the biggest kick, apparently, the
the OAS Organization of American States came out with a report,
essentially, you know, condemning the $20 billion
that's spent in Latin America to fight drugs. And they just say
that, again, it's another big waste of money. But here's the
takeaway from this guy who's a drug czar, or he's not really
the drugs, right, but he's an undersecretary of state. Got his
name here somewhere, let's
find it. He's on our side.
He's one of our guys, but he's William Brahm Feld. And he but
he's just kind of an apologist for the State Department. And
he's, it's actually kind of funny to listen to him talk
because he's got a kind of a funny he's a funny looking guy.
But here's his Juris he'll, let's not go into detail on the
drug study. Congressman, you it's a very long document. It's
it's over 200 pages in length. My simple summary would be the
First part of it, the so called analytical part was not bad.
professionally done. The second part, the so called scenarios,
what might happen if the following things happen was I
found less satisfactory. At the end of the day the report was
not actually the resounding call for legalization that the media
has suggested. And I must admit, I went, I went online and I
entered in OAS drug study and the first 15 screens of what I
got all had the title. Oh, yes, calls for legalization of
marijuana, which actually was not what the drug study said.
But you would have to get to the to the 16th screen before you
would realize that, had you gone online to read it? Here? You
don't you don't have to now, I have saved you a vast amount of
searching. We we have we have gone at this. We've made three
or four basic fundamental points. One, all governments of
this of all countries of this hemisphere have signed on to the
three un international drug conventions. We're all we all
must abide by those because we have ratified them. Okay, so I
thought this guy's full of crap. So I went to look at the OAS
drug study by doing that exact same search. Curiously, he's
right through five screws. Yeah, it's Oh, a s drug study. Look it
up. It's the you know, the drug study eyes always had the exact
same wording, eyes legalization, ey ESI. All of these 16 screens
are one AP story that has been regurgitated throughout the
media in a very humorous way. Because it's like, just like
outlet after outlet, TV station, Radio Station, newspaper, just
60 pages of his eyes legalization term, all the same
exact AP story, very few people did any work at all. They just
took that story from the AP, which says eyes legalization and
ran it. And I just thought it was just another he was just
like ludicrous condemnation of, of the media. I mean, this is if
you're going to just load up with AP stories without even
adding your own words to the headline, the headlines were all
exactly the same. It was it was actually unbelievable. And so
what really got to me though, this is the kind of thing that
Google says doesn't happen on their on their search engine.
Yeah, no is exact same thing over and over and over and over
again, all pointing to the same story. Why isn't Google like
cutting out 15 of these 16 pages?
Do you question the grand gentleman Matt Cutts, just
saying By the way, they were slamming you, dude. Oh, they
were? Yeah. On this week in Google. Oh, so this week in
Google as Jeff Jarvis who needs a teeth job. And Matt Cutts. So
it's the Google guy, the Google stock owner. And this is a show
about Google is called
the Google guy goes Google stock and that's what they would do
that it'd be all pro Google.
But then it comes to you know, like, oh, well, you know,
Devorah Croc stupid crazy. And don't really address the the
issue anything, anything at all, at all. So yeah,
why didn't they address the fact that you were getting the same
notice? And all you had was a photo? Yeah, a JPEG, which is
not something that you can do my touch with in terms of creating
a virus or anything? Yeah, on your site. And so you got you
got blackballed. And they addressed that they must have
talked about,
of course, oh, in great depth. Yes. No, it's just You're crazy.
You're nuts. And I think Leo's actually said he's fucking
stupid.
Deal. I'd like to get that one to something.
It was something it was. I think he swallowed the F word. We'd
like fry stupid like you stupid
Wait, no, you are I'm just trying to get you all riled up
oh wait, it's not Sunday Damn. Good to get you on the show
again I haven't put you on for a while it's no good
well you know if I don't get out we'll just start a show.
I can't wait. It will be so great today
what did they do guys had syphilis this restart cranky
geeks? The new guys they got new a new new guys
to get new new guys all the time. They got bought by a
company in November. But they kept all CEO at zip data. What
is it some some new owner they got they'd keep throwing money
at him. He's keeps buying little operations. I'm
like Asian guy who owns it now.
No, it's only by a company called j two. Oh,
and they've seriously contacted you and said start cranky geeks
again.
They're talking about it. Yes. They want cranky geeks and they
want some other thing. And what did you say? Talk to my man let
me show see what this Do you have a studio talk man has a
studio in the city I have to go look at is it as you can even do
a show there. I don't know. I have no idea. I'm gonna go visit
why would you want I'm just talking you know? They keep
bringing me back I keep going to video you gotta be on the video.
You're like bad
Mexican food. Just keep coming back is don't stop up. Well,
that would be great. But of course, I can't be a guest on
that show because
you can't be that'd be in the studio.
That's what I mean. I can't really be on I can't be in the
studio.
Yeah, no, we that this whole idea of having all these guys on
Skype is I find it annoying
it is if you're doing a video, but you know what? I am going to
tell you this. And I'm going to say it once. Okay? If you start
a show, if you if you start restart cranking Geeks, I will
compete with you. Okay. I will and I will start an audio only
podcast and it will beat you. It'll be twit, because the video
thing is useless. It all it does is it cost a lot of money. For
the 2000 people for the bandwidth for the 2000 people
who watch it, watch the video that's about it. It's really
it's you know, there's 215 102,000 People watching
live, and then maybe, okay, I'll give you an extra 1000 who
watched the video, it is completely pointless.
Well, you know, I think the numbers will bear you out, which
is that when we were doing cranky geeks, and I think Leo's
numbers are the same way. The number of people that just
download the audio and listen to it in the car or off third eye.
It's 90. It's 95%. Yeah,
it's a big number.
Yes. And
we don't see any reason. You know, I think that's one of the
things you know, Leo's always like concerned about the five by
five network, which is the substrate he
shouldn't be because they got good audio. They do lots of just
pure audio podcasts.
Yeah, they do. And well, they do. They used to have some video
ones. But I've seen I haven't seen one for a while.
Yeah. And I talked to the guy and talked to the founder. I was
like Dan, what's his name? Benjamin? Yeah, I had lunch with
him and everything. I'm like, Come on, man. Let's Let's
compete with Leo. Let's just do an audio only show. The thing as
I said didn't want to do ads just want to do donations. I
think that kind of irks him.
That's out. I think that he'd rather have no ads. Yeah, this
is essentially what they've got.
Oh, no, five by five makes money, does it? Everyone, every
host gets paid. Everyone makes money. Not a lot. But everyone,
everyone makes money. That's my understanding, at least
my understanding from one of our producers is that they had to
layoff a lot of their hosts or a number of their hosts that made
the most money or whatever. So they're not where they're making
money. It's another issue. And I know Leo's making money.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm sure he is with this week in YouTube.
Well, I don't think any of that.
All right, let me uh, speaking of stupid mainstream
applications on the internet, it just about time, and finally
it's happening, we knew it would happen. It is the war on men.
This is against Facebook. And they're doing exactly and I know
who's doing it too. They're doing exactly what cannot happen
to awesome this program. When you don't like what you see
Facebook as it was first known got started, it was very simple
with few controls on what users could say indeed, Mark
Zuckerberg firm prided itself on the way users police themselves.
Now, it's a huge global business earning billions from
advertisers. And Facebook has to listen if they don't like what
they see next to their ads. And here's what one of those
advertisers nationwide is saying sites like Facebook should have
stringent processes and guidelines in place to ensure
that brands are able to protect themselves from appearing
alongside inappropriate content.
There's no advertiser or no brand in the world that will
want to be associated with the kind of content that has been
publicized over the last seven or eight days. And so I think
that certainly in the short term until Facebook, get a grip on it
and until that content has been resolved until the wider issue
of gender hate has been resolved. I think that
advertisers will be thinking about how they spend their
money,
gender hate and now it all clicked in my mind John, all of
a sudden I figured it out. This is why it's all been this Women
Women Women thing that Hillary Clinton's been on because when
you organize the women and they have this women action media.org
known as wham WAM go to wheat, women meet women action
media.org You can then control speech, because what is gender
hate? Agenda? Hate is not illegal. Okay? It's, it's if I
just say, Hey, I hate bitches. That is not illegal. It's
inappropriate, and it's lame, but it's not illegal. But so
what they're doing now is they're taking the biggest
platform for the reality show people of Gitmo nation, and they
are placing restrictions on what you can say and they're policing
it. Wow. Yeah. Take
action to end gender based hate speech on Facebook.
Yes, and so interesting. This women action media.org I'm
looking Under Who are these people? Where's this coming
from? And it took me because you look at the website you can't
find who's you can't find out who they are there's no about us
there's only an address right? And of course it did the old
address trick and which is is this stupid Shut up. Oh, my God,
like hold on a second.
That's something running in the background. Yeah. Inaugural wham
DC happy hour, June 5 2013. Washington DC wants to hang out
with other amazing lady journos.
journos journos. Here's it here's a video here's a video
sitting at the table, but limited background. I can't hear
you. Because, you know, our fight is everybody's fight. So
if you care about
these are all journos women journos. So I'm like, how I kind
of end they have chapters in Boston, Los Angeles, New York,
Ottawa, Vancouver. And I'm like, Well, where is this coming from?
So I, I saw their address in Cambridge. And guess who was at
that address? Okay. The YWCA.
Whoa. And it was unexpected. And if
you go to ywca.org, I think you'll see it's the same website
designed with the orange and everything. It's the same thing.
And it is surprising. And so I started to read a little bit
about the YWCA, the Young Women's Christian Association,
support this they started in the United Kingdom, which I didn't
know. I thought that YMCA and YWCA I thought that was all
essentially American incepted since its inception in 1891, the
YWCA has advocated for women's rights and provide affordable
accommodations and support services for women. But now
apparently, they're in the business of going after
companies, advertisers. And yeah, it was it was very
surprising to me, the YWCA
really been taken over by something because if you go to
World ywca.org, you find a very activist oriented website done
by a different group. But it's the status of YWCA. So
something's up with the white. Yeah, there's been some
cooperation there. I really been. Somebody took it over. We
have to get to the bottom of this.
So the YWCA Cambridge is a 501 C three not for profit
organization. You know, I haven't really that's kind of
stupid. I didn't even see that one. YWCA Cambridge, we can do
it real quick, and just see what their deal is. But so, when I
saw that I was like, okay, something is definitely going
on. You agree, right. There's something weird happening here.
When you go to the world site is weirder. What do you say? Well,
I'm not there now. But you see a bunch of you know, women chant
will change things is very aggressive, almost a feminist
site, you wouldn't, you wouldn't think it's what you know, I
always think of the YWCA which is a which is kind of a club
where you go exercise and you can you know, deck and meet 10
minute book from the library and meet hot stay the night maybe
meet hot chicks. Maybe not. Okay, so they have the the
Cambridge YMCA did. Let's see, do they have their forms? They
don't have the 2012 form up. Of course. This is a form 90s My
favorite my favorite pastime, this their 2011 form they did $3
million in revenue in the Cambridge operation just
Cambridge. Okay. Let me see if I can. It's a 501 C three, so that
means they will disclose their donors. Let me see if I can find
anything real quick. I may this may be something we have to do
on for Sunday. But I agree there's something going on in
general
here. The subtitle to moral YWCA is women leading change, oh boy,
you can make a difference support women and girls to claim
their rights.
We got to put these women in their place John
unconcern concern coming up. And they did YMCA world YMCA events
at the 23rd session of the Human Rights Council, listen
to this. So this is very interesting. This is the
organization this is on their official tax form. You tell me
if this sounds like what they're doing. The organization provides
35 programs to promote and inspire lifelong development for
children, adults and families through programs that build
healthy spirit, mind and body for all the organizations and
membership services program, providing a diverse client
population with a broad continuum of services, which
include aquatics, yoga, aerobics, basketball, leagues,
personal training, martial arts, and numerous classes for all
ages. Nowhere does it say oh, yeah, and we go after
advertisers. Strange.
Yeah, this become a pressure group. Yeah. Well, we can figure
this out quite easily. We'll do it in the future because it's
show's over. Yeah. But we will do it by finding out who the new
person is that came in. But make that promise. Facts. We'll find
out who it is. There's a person that came in to change things.
That's right.
Okay, I was gonna play something as the last clips, or there's
something that you had that was really good. I just can't
remember what it was.
I don't know. Anyway, oh, yeah, you can play some tech analysis
from idiots.
Okay, hey, you know what? If people support the show enough,
then why don't we just add a whole bunch of tech to the show,
we can do it better than anybody else.
But we can definitely do it better than these idiots. You're
gonna hear.
Hopefully, that will be back on Sunday. And I promise I'll just
bring you some tech analysis because I think it's time we
started putting more of that in there Show. Coming to you from
the capital of the drone Star State home with the
crossdressing governor in the morning everybody. My name is
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak
talk to you again on Sunday right here on no agenda.
Yahoo make this work without spoiling the freewheeling spirit
that has made tumblr so popular. I spoke earlier with Mario
Armstrong, digital lifestyle expert for HLN and Katie
Linendoll, tech analyst for ESPN at Spike TV. Can you let me know
how would you describe the combination of old Internet
giant Yahoo and new kid on the blog Tumblr? Most probably not
the the most appropriate analogy but I like to say this is like
the super hot supermodel paired with the old creepy guy. And
you're like, This just doesn't kind of work. What's going on
here? Oh, the old creepy guy has a billion dollars. That's why
there's a mismatch. Okay, well, of course you'd like to think of
Yahoo. No creepy guy is headed by a woman the young CEO Marissa
Mayer, and in the official press release announcing the billion
dollar acquisition of Tumblr she vowed not to screw it up. Why
don't you say that? Because she better not. I mean, this is look
Yahoo is in a state of emergency right now. Everyone can act like
they're okay. But really they're not and this is the best
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