lon download already ready give it a good spin.
Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. Sunday, June 2 2013. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 518. This is no agenda coming through my
favorite magazine here in Traverse heights hot out in
Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm reading the New York
Times. I'm John C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
Wow had time to turn a 747 around in the hole you left
there
apparently. Did you do it? Do you turn around to seven Yeah.
Yeah, it's a figure Oh, speech, amigo. So it's out. It's out.
It's out. I'm so excited.
What I mean what what's out?
Are you kidding me? Right.
But you got you. You're not doing that again. Just because
Mickey's gone.
No, not that not that. What do you by the way? What are you?
What are you talking about? I don't actually I don't want to
know. No, it's inspire magazine the new the new edition is out.
I'm so excited. Why have you not been been thumbing through your
your copy?
It's propaganda written by one of the agencies special no
special ops.
Well, I figured it would be interesting today to kick off
the show by showing people that this is indeed exactly that a
special up and it goes all the way back to two weeks ago we
could have known this thing was coming and it has actually
turned my head into I focus more on some things that will give us
information days if not weeks ahead of time.
We just think it's just like a book of codes there's
no it's not even it's this if you want to hide something you
do it in plain sight it's much easier though only so I'm
all yours now. Now that you've got my attention well
first of course whenever something breaks we know we got
to go to broth and Babs
vicious the latest version of inspire the magazine published
by al Qaeda Hold on a
second. Yes, she has a job in broadcasting.
No, this is this is you know Barbara, whatever her name. This
is the Who do you think it is?
I don't know if somebody is with a she just got She sounds like
Elmer Fudd Who is she? That's
the Pentagon correspondent for CNN Barbara Barbara. whatever
her name is, you know HorseFace
shots I just
we played her before
do I always bitch about it? Never. Hmm.
So she's at the Pentagon in the Pentagon studio. They have a
little closet there. And so that's where you know that they
just sit there the reporters waiting and someone comes along
Hey, Barbara.
Here it is. Here's here's what you're talking about now. Oh, is
the new inspire magazine. Oh, the ink is still wet. All right
here we got Arabian
Peninsula. And much of it including this article titled
The inevitable
I love this report.
This is the magazine had explosives built into it.
This is a good report. This is well done and and she's and they
and I have to say the new guys Zacher he's doing a good job
because this is done live this this timing of the explosion and
the video that goes along with it was timed perfectly on cue.
Because this is not a prepackaged report. This is
Barbara live getting tossed to from broth. And it's very good.
It's cruelly devoted
to the Boston Marathon bombing. What it tells you is this group
are kinda in the Arabian Peninsula. Now this
is where I got my first clue. All of a sudden, this magazine
comes out and this douchebag starts showing up everywhere.
This guy this British guy
is opportunistically trying to take advantage of this attack
the magazine culture so now I have brothers quote brilliant in
carrying out the attacks which al Qaeda says workload an
absolute success. The magazine mentioned Copley Square, Fenway
Park and Boston University. It says these heroic bombings have
exposed to many hidden shortcomings of the American
security and intelligence system okay,
so she goes on for a little bit they're talking about this
fantastic article that was written in inspire magazine now.
What bothered me is this all of a sudden new people appear on
the scene. Guys, you you never see or you might remember him.
But whenever a dude with a British accent shows up, danger.
This is when your bullcrap ometer should be flying off the
scale. This guy's name is Paul Kreuk, Shaq and you write that
see you see are you I see K, sh A and K Cruickshank, I guess
Cruickshank. And he has, he has his own this guy. Educated
Georgetown University, by the way, is a member of the what is
the Center for Strategic and International Studies CIA Think
Tank. So then he appears on Jake Tapper. And this is where he I
mean, it's almost like now of course, people who are listening
to the no agenda podcast know how to listen to these things.
He is not just discussing this magazine, he is promoting it. He
is emphasizing every single word that needs emphasize emphasizing
in particularly the title, but all the great things this
magazine has to offer. He is in effect, reaching out to you and
asking you to go find this magazine,
which I tried to capitalize on this to inspire more.
She already is like to inspire more attacks. He's already using
the title in his vernacular,
we inspire this our magazine inspire this, these two brothers
downloaded bombmaker instructions from our magazine.
And they then carried out this attack, this can show our
followers in the West what they can be capable of these type of
lone wolf attacks. So they're trying to inspire more of this
kind of terrorist. Can you say?
How could two guys be a lone wolf? Can you explain that to
me?
I know. That's fantastic.
And they also talk about in this magazine, the machete attack in
the UK. That's that's a pretty quick turnaround.
This is where I was like, that's funny. Yeah, these guys got a
real they got a great operation. You know, they got like a whole
staff they got you know, this really, this is awesome.
To put out put to put that out. Explain that why that propagate?
To explain
how you do that there at headquarters? I mean, how
inspired does that devalue
so important to talk about all these different events and
current events?
Well, that's a very quick turnaround. That was just about
a week ago. So
if God damn and took us such a long, it was really hard to get
it done on time, they put that out very quickly,
they feel this is another victory. For them. This is going
to inspire more of these sorts of attacks. They also refer to
it can you
use the word inspire one more time? Do you think Jonathan, is
it possible that he does
an attack against a French soldier in Paris on Saturday, so
very recent events, mentioned in this inspire magazine to
encourage more lone wolf style terrorists at this point? In the
West, they recognize this is very hard to protect against. So
you've got just two or three people launching these attacks,
and they don't have connections to overseas terrorist groups.
They're saying
don't care. So this is kind of the payoff we're seeing. It's
like, Yeah, this is impossible to protect again,
come and join us. Don't come and train with us. Stay home, and
we'll give you the instructions you need to carry out these
attacks.
Okay, perfect. So then, Jake, has two other shields on. And
again, these are totally new guys. So the I think that the
CIA just opened up the door to the department. And this is the
entire editorial staff of Inspire magazine on CNN, this is
like, hey, guys gotten promoted, we got the new issue. It's on
stands now.
I want you to stay here for a minute while we take a look at
another developing part of this story, new evidence today that
the Boston bombing is already becoming a key recruiting tool.
The terror plot is front and center in the latest issue of
all kinds of English language magazines,
English language, do you hear that English language
is I can go get this I thought it was in Arabic. So I didn't
bother saying no, it's in English, inspire,
get a magazine praises the Tsarnaev brothers as heroes and
encourages readers in the United States to follow their example,
as it says on page 17.
Oh, hold on a second. Let's go to page 17. Are you there?
Follow along at home kids.
The Boston bombings have uncovered the capabilities of
the Muslim youth. They have revealed the power of a lone
Jihad operation unquote. The magazine also highlights the
attack in London and other recent lone wolf type terror
incidents. So, Tim, I want to bring you back here that today
the State Department's submitted this report on terrorism to the
US Congress, the key line in the first paragraph of chapter one,
the AQ corps ability to direct the activities and attacks of
its affiliates, affiliates has diminished, as its leaders focus
increasingly on survival. This would seem to speak directly to
what we're seeing in this latest issue of inspire the threat. Al
Qaeda is now pushing is these lone wolf homegrown attacks. Is
this, in your view, the real future of all kinds of
terrorism?
I believe it's been the past and the future of al Qaeda. Al Qaeda
has never been about
the same way. Impossible,
although they have planned long term planning for attacks like
September 11. That's not a norm for them and nor for them, is
radicalizing individuals
to just this is like, Who are these guys? These are not
experts. These are see agents did you take a look at Paul?
Crew Shanks Yeah,
he's got a web page Yeah,
it's all about al Qaeda this I bought the book on al Qaeda I
did this I kind of Okada. I'm super okay. This this guy, I
think he is Al Qaeda. Now,
he looks like he does look like, it looks like am I six?
Come on is he was born to do this entire page is all about
him and all kinda so then I'm like, you know,
I It's a very it's a very weird page. It's it's just a bunch of
bullcrap. But anyway, go on.
So then I and I've done this a couple of times in the past few
weeks, and we need to really pay better attention to what the
President says. Because the the member would like the 3d printer
thing it was mentioned the State of the Union, we completely miss
it. Boom, there's the 3d printer thing. Well, boom, it took took
a couple months. But the specie did that was interrupted by the
Code Pink Lady, even we were distracted and focused on the
Code Pink Lady more than anything, particularly what the
President was actually saying at the time. And now we did catch
the shield law thing. But did you catch everything he said, up
until the shield law thing?
Well, I'm assuming by the fact that you're asking the question,
Is that such in such a way? I don't know what I'm doing.
I have foiled you again. Yeah. Well, it's called a setup junk,
just radio setup.
You given me the setup, I would have to say no, I don't know
what he said before that because I was so distracted, exactly
affected partnerships, diplomatic engagement, and
assistance. And there's a
couple things in here that we're going to they're going to find.
Through such a comprehensive strategy, we can significantly
reduce the chances of large scale attacks on the homeland,
and mitigate threats to Americans overseas.
First of all, just want to pause, you know, it's become
normal normalcy now, but calling America the homeland is still a
very weird thing. In my mind, I did not grow up calling it our
homeland. I called the United States called it to Homeland
until we had Homeland Security, of course by
Homeland Security started calling it the homeland. But
again, we were talking about this for the last month. If
you're in the middle of the Nazi regime in the 30s. The
fatherland Yes. That's right. I don't believe that the that the
Germans used that term. I don't know. But I have do a little
research but it sounds to me because it seemed to have just
showed up. And then it was the fatherland. Now we're the
homeland. Okay, it was saying they were writing the parallels
Zaza stick to these parallel and
I have had been reading my my beast book, by the way. Oh. Oh
my god.
That's amazing.
No, no, it's it's Yeah, it is. You. You shouldn't read it alone
at night in bed. Which is what I did. It was a big mistake.
Alright, let's continue.
But as we guard against dangers from abroad, we cannot neglect
the daunting challenge of terrorism from within our
borders.
There we go. Now remember, this is a week and a half ago or a
week ago little over just a week ago. Yeah, this is before
inspire magazine came out.
As I said earlier, this threat is not new. But technology and
the internet, increase its frequency. And in some cases,
it's lethality.
lethality is that a word lethality?
I think it is a word but I don't know why you would use
it. I tell you lethality everybody.
Today a person can consume hateful propaganda, commit
themselves to a violent agenda and learn how to kill without
leaving their home.
Is this a great country or what? This was always possible. You
could you could always do this news you get you get a book, you
read a book, someone hands you a book comes to your door says
here's a book
you can read that was a bunch of books that were written that
have all this stuff, but their key words. This was I remember
in the 60s, there was such books, but they're very key
words here like hateful propaganda. Yep, hateful
propaganda is not illegal. Okay. There's lots of hateful
propaganda in fact, we our government does it all the time.
This isn't these speeches part is partly hateful propaganda
about threats from abroad and well with listen on.
To address this threat, two years ago, my administration did
a comprehensive review and engaged with law enforcement and
we read the document and the best way To prevent violent
extremism, inspired by
air it is
Violent jihadist is to work with the Muslim American community,
which has consistently rejected terrorism to identify signs of
radicalization, and partner with law enforcement when an
individual is drifting towards violence.
Okay. So what does that mean? Exactly? If you're drifting
towards violence, like I'm standing over here, and like,
Oh, hey, look,
drifting, drifting, drifting toward violence,
get law enforcement. That's called that's called pre crime.
If you're drifting towards, that's pre crime, right?
Yeah, you're drifting toward violence. How does that even
work? How do you identify somebody drifting toward
violence, because you drew a picture of a gun like a little
drift, or drifting toward violence and drawing guns or to
playing cowboys and
Indians, you're not on course, that means you're not on course
on the
Cowboys, they are now all of a sudden stay on the path. You've
joined a rifle range,
oh, you're drifting, you're drifting towards violence,
you're practicing shooting a 23, six, shot gun,
we get the point we get the point drifting is not a state,
drifting, in fact, is what leaders do, you drift off the
path to find new and exciting things. It's how our minds come
up with new new creative visions that have never been invented
before. If we all stay on the path, that core stay on course,
we're all going to be boring slaves. And we'll come up with
nothing new and cool. You got to find the boundaries.
And these partnerships can only work when we recognize that
Muslims are a fundamental part of the American family.
I don't know this whole Muslim thing. I'm not quite sure why
this was necessary. But he felt it was.
In fact, the success of American Muslims. And our determination
to guard against any encroachments on their civil
liberties is the ultimate rebuke to those who say that word war
with Islam.
Okay, I know why he's doing it. catch him off guard. He's going
after the Muslims.
That was the first thought I had, I'd be like, Oh, crap, if
you're Muslim, get out. Look out. Here he comes. He's coming
for you. Had these pregnant pauses? Ah, man,
you know, when I clip him, I have to clip out those things,
because I can't stand them. He just stopped. What does he think
he's Jack Benny. He's up there. He stops talking. And he looks
left and looks right and looks left.
You presume that anyone listening to the show, including
me, has seen Jack Benny.
All right, I do make that assumption. That's wrong.
Affording homegrown plots presents particular challenges,
in part because of our proud commitment to civil liberties
for all who call America home.
Okay, so that's the setup. All right. Civil liberties, home
grown attacks, here's the setup.
That's why in the years to come, we will have to keep working
hard to strike the appropriate balance between our need for
security.
Oh, and and what, and,
and preserving those freedoms that make us who we are. Oh,
okay. We need to strike a balance. This is this is very
serious what he's saying now, because he's talking about
giving up your freedom and liberties for security.
That means reviewing the authorities of law enforcement.
Oh, dude, do you think they'll get less?
Yeah, to kind of pull the rug out from under law.
I think they're gonna get less authorities so we
can intercept new types of communication.
Wow, there it is. So if I understood the president
correctly, he just said, we need to review the authorities of law
enforcement. So they can intercept new kinds of
communication. Would that be ham radio?
Probably not. Um, that's the joke of it. I'm
thinking knows exactly. I'm thinking. This is wiretapping on
a grand scale that he is now proposing, but it gets better.
But also building privacy protections to prevent abuse.
Okay, so to prevent abuse. All right. So what do you suggest?
Wait, wait, hold on a second. There's a little subtext to
that, that I don't think he even knows he did. The subtext is
that if you do any of this, it's abuse. Assume that abuse will
will evolve right out. Yeah. And it will.
That's, that's very interesting. Hold on a second. That is that
is, you know, you're so right. You shouldn't even bring it up.
No, you shouldn't bring it up because you said you should We'd
make the assumption there's gonna not gonna be any of you
know, everybody saying great just to mitigate abuse, as soon
as there's going to be abuse,
lovely to prevent abuse. That means that even after Boston, we
do not deport someone or throw somebody in prison in the
absence of evidence.
Now, what exactly does this mean? What does this have to do
with Boston? Did we throw someone in jail? Did we deport
someone other than? Yeah, it wasn't it, Wasn't there some
Saudi Saudi that we deport. is he referring to that?
Would you think that Glenn Beck Yeah, yeah.
I'm not sure what that meant, but
I don't either. It's obviously something that was on his mind,
throwaway line, throwaway line.
That means putting careful constraints on the tools the
government uses to protect sensitive
information. Oh, okay. Now we're getting into the meat and
potatoes of it. Such as Yeah, you're
right just says everything's got to be a top secret. This is just
This is all up to me. At least from so far. All I'm thinking
about is Julian Assange. Wait for it.
That means putting careful constraints on the tools the
government uses to protect sensitive information sensitive,
such as the state secret stuck.
Now the state secrets doctrine. Are you familiar with this? I've
heard of it. Okay. I was hoping you would be like, Well, yes.
Let me tell you all about it, because I didn't research
it. You didn't look it up either. Okay, I didn't. I'll
look it up in the book of criminology. Sure.
All right, well, well pay attention to this next bit.
And that means finally having a strong Privacy and Civil
Liberties Board,
a strong Privacy and Civil Liberties Board? What, uh huh.
Yeah,
to review those issues where our counterterrorism efforts and our
values may come into tension.
That's what's coming. You see, this is why we got to listen to
him very, very closely, because he is essentially the telegraph
of the New World Order. And he does it very well, because he
reads it verbatim. And then we're going to have let me just
get the words right.
The Liberties Board.
Roll back a little bit.
And civil liberties.
Wait, hold on a second. So he's, this is good, by the way, that
you did this. Yeah. So he, this is all pre the heckler.
This is all pre the heckler. And this is pre inspire magazine.
Like this is like watch the other hand. This guy's like a
magician. This is
what I'm saying. Harry. Good. Yes. But we keep
reading up on that little commentary about the Civil
Liberties Board.
Let's listen to what it's called,
again, information, such as the state secret stock. And that
means finally having a strong Privacy and Civil Liberties
Board
Privacy and Civil Liberties Board. Has it like a board?
Oh, my God.
It's apparently there's already there already is one. When did
this happen? This has been around forever. Okay, so this is
something that was put in place three years ago. I Oh, mama.
Yes. Hey, snuck one in on us.
Was the kids our job to catch these things? Not three years
after the facts is no
good. David Medina is the chairman of the Privacy and
Civil Liberties Oversight oversight board, which may be
different. Led by Senator Charles Grassley. Oh, no, no,
no. They oppose I'm sorry. What is this Civil Liberties
Oversight Board? This is this is a new independent agency. Oh,
man.
It's within the executive branch can't believe
we didn't see this. This is lame.
Rolling operations. The purpose of the board is twofold to
analyze and review actions the executive branch takes to
protect the nation from terrorism. Ensuring the need for
such actions is making ensure here's what he said, is to
ensure that the need for such actions is balanced with the
need to protect privacy and civil liberties and to ensure
that Liberty concerns are appropriately considered in the
development and implement implementation of law,
regulations and policies related to the efforts to protect the
nation against terrorism. Yeah, exactly.
So it was there all the time.
So they're What's he talking about? Oh, this is interesting.
This was recommended by the 911 Commission report in 2004.
Oh, yeah. No, it's and believe me, this is not just Obama
himself. But it is very interesting that this is what
the civil liberties The Privacy and Civil Liberties Board or
oversight board is going to be doing it's just one more
time of information, such as the state secret stuff. And that
means finally having a strong Privacy and Civil Liberties
Board to review those issues where our counterterrorism
efforts and our values may come into tension. Okay, so
it's just another independent body or body that is not
independent, another body, there's going to be making
decisions. Yeah, just another
one of these things you can point the finger at and they can
point a finger at someone else. And then they point, this is
ridiculous. This is what's going on with this Benghazi thing. You
know that time. Rand Paul was grilling, Hillary, oh, you have
to ask someone else. I don't what do we got? I got nothing to
do with that. You got to ask another agency. Yeah, exactly.
I talked to those guys over there. Yeah. Over there. Yeah.
Now you got to talk to the talking to the right
people to begin with. You should go back and talk to them again.
Yeah. It's a scam.
It's funny you say that? What was I had something about that?
Let me see if I have it here. No, maybe not. Well, anywho I
can't believe I just said that. Shoot myself. I was horrible.
And I call people out on saying that what? Mickey's been gone
for a week. I'm a mess. I'm gonna talk. But it's
interesting. You know that dudes basically only need one room.
Isn't that interesting? Are you laughing because you agree. It's
true. Dudes basically need one room. And it would be great if
my bed fit in this room. And it'd be great if I had a little
stove and a cooker.
miniature refrigerators, old guy only guys.
Actually a sterno sterno thing. A mini fridge. And had we set I
mean, I had this whole house. And I'm just in this one room.
In my command center. You become so complacent. You've kind of
like
Yeah, sure. And we're all 12 year old. Sure. I'm in
my underwear in my command center who gives a crap? That's
me. Okay, so
you had to have no girls with the art backwards? Exactly.
So so I really start listening to the things the President is
saying or that I'm sorry things that are written for him. And we
got several notes from from producers, including Harry
Pilgrim, who was sent a very detailed note about something
the President said in that same week, actually, on his memorial
day reality show is Heil, everybody show to review. Here's
the pertinent, pertinent 30 seconds that we actually
question on
Monday, we celebrate Memorial Day. And officially it's the
start of summer, a chance for us to spend some extra time with
family and friends, at barbecues, or on the beach,
getting a little fun and relaxation, and before heading
back to work. It's also a day on which we set aside some time on
our own or with our families, to honor and remember all the men
and women who have given their lives in service to this country
we love. They are heroes, each and every one. They gave America
the most precious thing they had last full measure of devotion.
So the last full measure of devotion we both said Hey, what
is that about? And shame on us, by the way, for not recognizing
an obvious plagiarize plagiarized blind from President
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. And we had a nice
catch. Well, and I feel stupid. Harry pilgrim you know one of
our producers there in the in the DC area. Virginia area.
Oh, he one of those guys in Virginia. Yeah. Challenged
gentleman's life
challenge. Challenge coin guys. He said, You know, we used to
have to memorize the Gettysburg Address back when he was a kid.
I guess that's no longer required. I certainly didn't
have
any barely remembers anything, right.
So here, so that is not I tried to find the Gettysburg address
from the movie Lincoln and Steven Spielberg did. I don't
know if the if that part of the address is actually in the movie
or not. I saw the movie I can't remember. I think it's at the
beginning, where he does that. I did, however, find a whole bunch
of interesting references to this last full measure and what
this actual speech was about. This is from the movie Saving
Lincoln. Observe the voiceover and tell me if this fits
President Lincoln and maybe President Abraham Obama.
resistance to the war was growing. Mr. Lincoln needed to
reinvigorate the people to explain to them and perhaps
himself, why this endless plague of war must continue.
So, maybe that's why he used the word maybe that's why he's being
compared to to Lincoln, so that he can convince the American
people that this endless war must continue. And then I found
on C span, the director, Steven Spielberg of the movie, Lincoln
left featuring Daniel Day Lewis, who starts his speech off with
these exact words,
and contends that they gave the last full measure of devotion to
defend a proposition, about government, about how we choose
to live together, starting with Liberty, and moving to equality.
And whether the contract we make with one another based on
liberty and equality is practical, whether it will work
mechanically work whether this idea of government can function
on the earth we inhabit. And that's one reason why I think he
keeps saying here, and his address.
So when I when I heard this, we've got Steven Spielberg,
we've got the movie. We've got the writers in the in the
administration copying the words. And we already know that
this thing was a setup. But now it seems on such a grander
scheme. Check this out as I'm researching it. And I need help
here from our, from our enlisted men and women. We look at the
epaulets on you know, we've been laughing about the uniforms and
the crazy stuff generals have on them, etc. For a while now. And
I don't know if it's just me or you know, the you know how the
epaulets have they no longer go from the neck to the end of the
shoulder, but they go kind of over the shoulder.
Is that That's like one of the new styles. Yeah, okay, go look
at the Lincoln era. This is exactly the same style they used
in the Lincoln presidency. Now, I don't know if this has changed
a lot over the years. It was hard to find any good research
on this.
Well, you know, the generals get to design their own uniforms.
Yeah, but this
is not just generals. It looks to me like this is also lower
ranks than general, but all have the epilepsy.
So if a colonel has Colonel outfit would be so let me look
at Colonel uniform of Colonel.
And but you also have to take a look at pictures from the Civil
War era, they have the exact same epaulets as they do now. So
now I'm like, wow, you know, who is the producer of this thing?
Well, here is a picture of Alan West, who's as much of a
militarist as anybody we've ever had in Congress. And he appears
to be a colonel and it's exactly what you say it's over. From
front to back instead of across, right.
Okay, now, now.
Now, granted, I think, just slightly symbolic, slightly.
Well, well, it's a military we've become a militarized
country became right, there was that guy?
What are you talking about? When we became this? We've always
been this.
Well, we've always been but not to the point where they're
putting their shoving in our face, where you can't get work.
I had a clip and last week, I should have moved over to this
week, where they they're talking about is on the five with Dana
Perino and legs. What's your homeless and
by the way, people, you know, I'm just making observations, I
said, I need help from people. If you're in the chat room you
go,
you should give give give you knit knit
hitmen than pound it. Okay, you getting kicked?
I hate that. Sorry,
actually kind of like the epileps from the American
Revolution. Those are pretty cool. Yeah, you're right. The
Civil War was exactly the same as his exact same over the top
thing.
I'm funny. I'm telling you. This is this is true. We're all
trying to we're just trying
to create imagery to make what summarizes this. We're doing
this imagery stuff that's happening every which way and
it's all to make Obama look like Lincoln. And
the real question is, how real is the story about Lincoln? Who
knows what they were doing then? Which we've now of course
revised with or we set in stone with Spielberg's movie right you
know, where all all he did is David great man free to slaves.
Don't look at the fact he was publican.
Yeah, ignore that.
Don't watch Democrats who are racist who started the kk k
Democrats. hurt. Someone said to me the other day, they because I
said, Yeah, this conversation came up. I don't give a crap I'm
a Republican or Democrat. Either way. I do have to preface that
so I stopped the hate mail to you know, it was the Democrats
or the Republican Party.
That's right. To the Democrats were the racist and the
Democrats started the kk k, and then a very smart person, some
Yeah, but then they flipped. They flip flopped, you see, the
Democrats started calling themselves Republicans. Like,
really? That's that's your story. That's your that's your
excuse. That's your story. Okay, good. It's all good. All right.
Dana Perino.
Okay, so Dana Perino is going on about oh, you know, these poor
veterans are not getting they're getting screwed by the which, by
the way, this is another standard thesis in the history
of the country. The veterans get screwed. Yes, she goes on she
did. And she said and then one person says Well, I wonder if
that's hurting recruitment. You know, this knowledge about this
improvement. There are no other jobs except army exactly
my point. And then somebody says, No, it's up. And I said,
first thing I said to myself, of course, nobody on this panel
said this because there are a bunch of, you know, chatterbox
voices Yeah, they go I don't know what's up and I first thing
I said to myself was Yeah, because you can't get any other
kind of job. So that guy that would that I had all these clips
from that was on Democracy Now. Which I'm going to get this clip
again and play because it's very funny. Oh, yes, says that. The
Pentagon long since decided that we're going to divide the New
World Order puts manufacturing in China puts banking in
Switzerland or banking in England. It does it moves
everything around. And we are the military. Yes, we are though
our job is just to put people through the system. And he said
and then he goes on I gotta get this clip into it. I'll
summarize. Then he goes into somebody says you got to go to
JC. There's either JC Penney's or Sears he says, which is he
says the middle guys I think was Sears the middle class is real,
you know, department store right? So you're selling to the
kids and then he goes over there and all the kids in the whole
child boys section. It was all camouflage. camos Yeah, of
course. Now these kids are wearing camo now you can't play
cowboys and Indians can't draw a gun you can play you can't say
anything bad but you can wear camo as if you're in the army.
Do they still sell a green army men? Can you still get those?
I'm sure you can. Right. I
think you gotta get over that from Amazon.
They don't make them anymore. You kidding me?
I don't I don't see the Oh, so anybody anything. They want you
to look dress like a slave. John. Seriously?
Have you seen our vehicles? Have you looked at the cars Americans
drive? No, I'm not talking about the pansy ass battery cars
stupid. Just jeep? I'm talking about the SUVs. And even those
are hybrid. Okay, I would flex or whatever. I don't think it's
hybrid. Just take a look at these things. These are
militaristic vehicles.
Yeah, very much. You also want to see what's really going on
with the American public go to a parking lot and leave your gray
car in the parking lot and then try to find it. I mean, you have
to have apps now. Find your gray car in a sea of grey cars. Yes,
be grey slave. Hold on a second, John. I think it's time for a
little PSA.
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Come on, come on.
You got to do one point.
In the morning to John C. Dvorak, Linda
morning to you Adam curry in the morning all boots on the ground
out there chips in this water substance to see the people out
screwing in the bed and all the Knights and Dames Yes, in
the morning to all of our artists. Thank you very much,
sir. Paul couture, who checked in with the album art for
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resources in the chat room had no agenda stream.com no agenda
chat. dotnet and Indeed, indeed, I would like to say in the
morning to all the ships at sea this weekend. Is the museum
weekend event museum ships weekend 2013. If I can reach 15
different chips subs on the ham radio, I get a I get a
certificate. So I've been I've been talking to submarining so
far three, which is pretty good. You got a lot of work to do.
Oh, it's impossible. Because you know, because you can you can
reach them on more CW Morse code which is very hard because it's
like a million get I'm just not I'm like doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo Okay, so then I'm on the sideband. And it's cool because
you get, you get these real radio guys and you can sit in on
the ship and they're like, Hey, I'm over here. Yeah, we're 20
miles off the coast just surfaced. And I Okay, and I call
up when there's like some, they call them a big gun, some big
gun, which means basically a guy with more money than you who
has, you know, a 200 foot tower and 1000 kilowatts, and he's
like you got to get lucky. But anyway, so I actually have been
saying CQ ships at sea for probably three, I got three so
for well, the weekends not over. Okay, let's I'm trying, or at
least I'm trying maybe
they won't be listening to the stream. So by the time is we're
gonna you're gonna start getting email like after the contest is
over. Hey, you should have said no. Over there. On the last
show, or on last Sunday, we are you probably would have been set
up to get a 15 point shot
while I tweeted something, but I didn't know about it. I didn't
find out it look.
Oh, I see you're kept out of the loop at work. I have a show to
do. And sometimes I catch stuff like oh, yeah, I should do
something with that. There you go. Anyway, always make your own
certificate. Yes. Gee, that's not quite the same, John.
Thanks. Thanks for the tip. All right, let's thank some
producers. It's, uh, I'm glad that people checked in to help
us balance out a little bit. Because Thursday was abominable.
It was a bomb at bomb and abominable. And, of course, it's
always the nights and the barons and the Dukes and the URLs who
come in to help. I wish it was we had more like common folk.
Well, like, you know, somebody shows up once in a while and
they apologize for being boners and becoming donors.
And remember, a Boehner is just a pre donor.
Trevor Chapman leads the pack with $518 and she put me in the
category of a night now so please, nightmares, sir. Ratan
F. All right. Might get the right I don't know if that's on
the list is such as it.
I'm going to check sir Ratan Neff. Yeah. Let me see. Where is
it sir? Oh, double check. Yes, sir. Ratana says it right here.
Yep.
And I would like a shout out of karma for my 16 year old son and
his mental health issues. It's just
which probably means he's going to be a genius. Yeah, you've got
calm either that caster
want to try to drag him out of it.
Sir Jean Baron de Marriott? Ah, yes. The sheriff of Texas. The
sheriff of Texas 6535695 Which I don't have a note from him now
you
so sir Jean took me out to dinner after a Thursday show.
Knowing that Miss Mickey is out of town and he came down from
Dallas. So I had no idea what he's doing. He told me out any
any any and dinner he said Oh Here you go. And he gave me 275
euros and cash. Oh, so So um, that translates to 356 95 But
that's how we get the the interest so
you got some money to spend when you go to Europe in July. Duane
Melanson, sir Duane Melanson, sir Melanson, Earl of tea, is
the Earl of Oregon, isn't he?
I thought so. Yeah, I
think so. I did the spreadsheet is I got to stretch it for me.
Yeah. Now the spreads. Eric, the shield who has now taken over
his great input? I don't know, for some reason his spreadsheet
skills are different. Because now I know. Why is that? I don't
know. Is he using a different version of something?
Copy. Okay, it's all it's
everything's industry. It's Microsoft world.
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other similar scams. state of fear is a must read Keep up the
great work and get the black and get the black smoke pots. Ready
to go in case the new kit oh the case the cannabis show up?
Oh, yeah. So you can say that you were attacked. Yeah, you can
show this. This is our new thing.
Thank you, sir. I think it's Sir James Spitzer pasture. It is
yeah. And what are we gonna have to deal with that missing serves
Jamaica Plain Massachusetts. 33333 for the bpci at University
of Melanson was 333332. Also, Joe Wagner of Emory, Sergio of
Emeryville 3333 I'm donating because last night I had a dream
that John was co hosting the prices right? And having the
time of his life. I bet he was also wearing a suit with a giant
football like shoulder pads underneath and looked like he
had just got back from Hawaii. Follow your dreams, John. I'm
following my own by leaving my well paying job to look for
something new with the filling.
As soon as that sounds yo the dish live. Yeah. Well, he's
gotta be the last donation from him. Thank you, sir. Joe, the
dish ladies got karma. Follow your dreams, John. You wouldn't
be good. By the way. I think you could do it. On down right and
then say this. All right. Are you ready? Give it a good spin.
All right. Are you ready? Give it a good spin.
Now gotta work on that.
I don't have a lot of fake enthusiasm. Joe singleton in
Henderson Nevada 33333. He sent a note in saying I figured out
the Pay Pal thing who has patience for snail mail these
days. Combine that with your random Pio box extraction, and
would have lost it finally made it from Boehner to donors short
circuited back in 2008. And finally woke up. Now I find
myself anxiously waiting, or anxiously awaiting the show
twice a week. And I've completely stopped listening to
all the other podcast distractions I used to rely on.
Thank you for both for telling it straight. And he's Tim from
loss of wages. I am Scott Henderson and his paypal account
buddies from lost wages, I guess. Okay. Do it.
Well, I was going to say I didn't. Because it's something
triggered in me. He said, Yeah, I can't wait for the show to
show up. I tried an experiment. Over the weekend. Yeah,
BitTorrent Sync. Have you ever heard of this? No, oh, this
needs a column. No bit torrents sync, okay, think Dropbox. But
it's bit torrent, no central server. And so I tried it. And
so I've set it up. And I have a public folder, and I'll put that
in the show notes.
JCL know this. And so basically, you
need a hash number. And you enter that number. And people
are getting the show in like 15 seconds, really, is
unbelievable. It's just like, because then it's bit torn. So
you grab it's peer to peer so you grabbing it from all these
different peers simultaneously. And you know, sometimes it can
take a little while for for the show to download. But what's
cool about it, is you just have a folder, and that folder has no
agenda and there's 2013 that it has the month so it today, oh
six will appear as a folder and in that folder, just the show
will appear. It's very much like, you know, a subscription.
Except without all the bullcrap of iTunes and all this crap,
that doesn't work. Now, of course, it's only it's not for
your phone yet. But they're working on it. And I don't think
it's open source yet. I don't know if it will be but I was
just astounded by how well it worked. So I'm gonna in addition
to our RSS feed, of course, and we already do a feed of bit of
Torrance. Now we're going to try a bit torn sink. I'm very
impressed. And okay. And you should look at this because
you're impressed.
I'm impressed. Thank you. Nuff said. James Mann and Ringo,
Louisiana. 315 13 facing a job crisis then again, who isn't and
decided to support a little more than I usually do. Well, I'm
still earning says another guy. We're not going to hear from
anymore. Thanks for you. Because all we're getting is
good known. Yeah. See around here some money by it's like a
divorce.
WJ, B raps 242. And he's a Associate Executive Producer,
along with James B. Man, still liking the show trying to get to
knighthood. This year, everything is great. But what I
still miss is a transcription of the whole show, right?
So do we. The best way to try
weave? Best way would be to hold transcription. So we can look
things up via command F. But otherwise, perhaps someone has
an idea to implement the change of topics in a web page. You
know, if you remember when we first did that within the first
couple years of the show, Bubba Martin. Yes. Used to post the
show on the Devorah cage match site and Dvorak uncensored and
he would do a blow by blow of the show wasn't a notes it was
notes. It was notes not a transcript, but it was it was
and we took it for granted. He kept saying he's thinking just
keep doing this and then I didn't know if it was me or just
stop doing as I don't think anybody cares what happened to
Baba, baba died
of crap.
You didn't know that, that you knew.
No, I know that he had like a leg thing. And he was in another
hospital. He died.
Yeah, he died about a year and a half two years ago. No, I
didn't know that. Does he have family?
Yeah, he does. But it was just a strange thing. He never did find
out what he had what he got some. Something happened to him
at some point because he was on the ropes and he came back and
he was on the ropes.
You don't think it was the transcribing of the show was?
No, it was he stopped doing that for at least a year. Ah,
there you go. She never should have never stopped. Oh, I'm
sorry to hear that. Baba was kind of interesting. He would
send notes that were borderline annoying. Yeah, no, totally.
Borderline funny. He was great. That said, we need people
who says he's the one who claimed to have flown through
that hole in that building in in Dallas. Some mania there's a
building in Dallas. He's got this big. At the top there's a
big, like a giant hole. And some maniac in a private plane had
flown through and it was a big scandal and he said it was him.
Yeah, he said it was well he never He wouldn't admit that it
was him but he hinted that it was him but he couldn't say it
was him because he'd get in trouble.
What what building are we speaking of here?
I don't know. It's just a big it's a big foot private plane at
the chase tower. I don't know what it is. Yeah, it probably
is. And let me finish this note here from W JB wraps.
We sure it was an Austin the IRS building was he sure it wasn't
confused
I'm pretty sure it was that building a Dallas this building
with a hole and oh you mean crashed into the building? Just
saying. All right, move on. We're almost done here that you
amuse yourself? Yes. Now I'm taking notes on my phone while
driving can't remember some crucial details all the time,
which are important when I tried to explain it no agenda theory
to a non believer
Stop Don't even try that it's not worth
telling you just talk to the converted they'll they'll they
can pick up most of already they have the memes will just not
have any right for the first time. Anyway. For instance, Gene
Steve Gibson from twit lets his partner transcribed the whole
podcast and it's available in Word mp3 html.
You're talking partner.
Keep up the good work my insights. Yeah, you're right. We
should get Steve Gibson's partner to transcribe this show.
Is Steve Gibson. Gay? No, no, he
I think he is. Oh, it could be Yeah. Why wouldn't you? When
this puts a whole new slant on Steve Gibson, Steve,
good to see I don't know, where did the partner? Yes, partners a
woman? No, no,
no, that's not how you that's believe me? Because I think it
was Steve Gibson, who also thinks, yeah, I remember this. I
think he also said that, you know, AIDS, the whole idea that
AIDS being this virus that you can catch this way. He says, you
know, this really needs to be looked at differently. He's kind
of on my side of the fence when it comes to AIDS. I think that
was Steve Gibson. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know. I can't
talk about other podcasters by the way, you're not allowed to
play any more podcast alternatives that have ended
this segment? No, no, I got one. No, no, this one for sure. No,
no, no, no, not gonna have first of all, anything that gets said
on the show that anyone's offended by. Even if it comes
out of your mouth, I get blamed for it.
Okay, I'll tell you this. I'll make a deal with you. If you
play this next one, and you and you don't like it, then I'll add
now segments dead.
Now the segment is already dead. Because here's what's happening.
We play these things. And then all these other podcasts are
saying those guys are eight holes in they're trying to start
controvert controversy so the only way we can get any
publicity? No, but they want publicity for themselves. And
now I get all this hate people like, I can't believe that man.
You already had the best podcast in the universe. Now you gotta
put the man down. You gotta put the boy damn likely Yeah, you
gotta put down what do you what do you what do you what are you?
What do you gotta put him down? That was my Eddie Murphy. What
do you think that was pretty good, right? No, it wasn't. Oh,
man. But that's exactly what I did. Like I didn't expect that
from you, you mock others who are just trying and I'm like
John segment it's not me.
Those two guys we marked the last time I was in conversation
with an A. He wanted some tips and I gave him
Oh, no, no, here's what happens with this. Now other podcasts
are talking about this few that's going on. I'm like that's
no feud. And but the way they literally say curry decided to
go spout off at him that they suck. Like no, that's not what
happened. He's like someone sent a note and said this is the way
you should be doing it like these guys. Get it turns into
this hole. And so no, it's over. It's done. I got other things to
do with my life.
You can I had no idea this was affecting you negatively.
Oh, you haven't? Yes. It's it. I don't like it when there's
negativity. We have to have people being positive about our
show. And not thinking we're a bunch of a holes and we're
slamming other dudes which we're not. We I'm not you are. Let's
put it that way. But I get blame for it. It's okay. I'll tell you
what, take that clip. And are you on twit today? Oh, hope
you're on twit. Please say,
No, I gotta go to your band.
You've been banned. You're going to hear I was invited. I have to
go to the airport. What's at the airport?
I gotta pick up my daughter.
Oh, that's nice. That's cool. Ah, just in time for Father's
Day. By just in time for Father's Day.
I think she was here for Father's Day.
It really it's interesting.
There's nothing that I can say that these other bogus holidays
are things that I tried to. When
did I miss it? Did you get it? And I missed it? Yeah, what?
Well, I didn't do that. Did I miss Father's Day? Good. I
didn't get a call. From who? From my daughter?
Oh, yeah, you should have gotten a call. But
I don't think it's been yet.
I see. This is how lame we are. We don't even know what Father's
Day is. We don't care. We're lousy fathers.
I'm just gonna call it Hey, you didn't call me my father's
office? They call? Not even for a month 16th of June. It's on
the 16th of June. Well, you're the one that said she was there
for Father's Day. Yeah. Last last year. Alright, everybody,
thank you very much for your support of the best podcast in
the universe to vorak.org/and. A rest assured we will be working
very, very hard to bring you more analysis. And some of this
is quite painful, actually. And going back and finding
information, breathe listening to speeches, you've heard 10
times and I'm going to be really all over this. Now. I have to I
mean, we've got to dissect word for word, everything this
president says and maybe it's been this way with most
presidents. But this is the first one where it's been so
scripted. And we're just we're missing out on valuable
information.
Yeah, make the job a lot easier. Just listen to what he says.
Wow, what
a concept.
But you know, everyone gets distracted by the woman in the
back shouting, which makes me that now that you've mentioned
that reminds me of that. My, my Led Zeppelin story. Yeah.
No, no, but I completely agree. It's like and then he can always
come back to it. Oh, no. Remember remember during the
debates with Romney? And he said
right and Romney came got suckered into question the wrong
way. And Obama says just listen and then of course every what
bothered me about this by the way, which I think the
Republicans are still annoyed about. What bothered me about
this is that when Obama came out with his Zinger, No, I never
said it that way. What I said was and then everybody like
Candy Crowley and everybody in the in the questioning booth,
they said, Oh, yeah, that's exactly what he said. They had
all been briefed, set up set up what was going to happen and
they jumped in to just pound Romney. I think they lost the
election right there. It's
a it's a big reality show. Anywho there we go again,
set it again. I know
there's a problem with me. I don't know what's gonna help us
propagate the formula quick. Our formula
is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
just trying something new.
Um, okay, let's see. Oh, by the way, John. Euro land is burning.
Well, you know, I think yeah, okay. But I mean, burning
what's, what else is new?
Well, but you know, this over the weekend, we got a couple
things really cranking up and I think part of it is to obfuscate
what's going on in the Middle East. But here's a one minute
report from the BBC, which I was surprised although they they
brought in like an intern to host the segment. But at least
she she got the information across as seen
widespread demonstrations by people from all corners of
society, angry at the growing economic hardships they face.
They all blame the troika of international lenders. That's
the IMF, the European Union and the European Central Bank.
Now, of course, the United Kingdom is against the in
general, I would say is against the European Union. And so this
report is interesting because, of course, people are angry
about what's happening, but now the slaves are, are starting to
riot against the IMF against the central bankers. This is I would
say a very, very good thing. I have some boots on the ground in
some of these countries. These protests are much larger than
you are being shown
responsible for rescuing struggling states, but in return
for countries having to make severe spending cuts. Now this
was the scene in the Spanish capital Madrid, where 1000s To
to the streets. Here, 6 million people are out of work. And
economists forecast unemployment to rise further, but no one
hiring and no one's spending. It's making the economy contract
plunging families deep into debt. Now in Lisbon in Portugal,
more than 10,000 people gathered outside the International
Monetary Fund's headquarters. Two years ago, Portugal pledged
to cut its debt in return for a 78 billion euro bailout. That's
about 101 billion US dollars. Local say it's made the
financial crisis worse, and many are calling for the government's
resignation. Meanwhile, in Germany, there was a tense
standoff near the European Central Bank's headquarters in
Frankfurt. 1000s turned out to demonstrate at the ECB his role
in pushing spending cuts on struggling European countries.
Please use pepper spray and battens to stop protesters
breaking through police lines.
Baton so the Germans, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the
Greek, this is this is very good. I'm very, very proud of
that. This makes me feel good. Although we're getting hit with
battens. Bat, where are you going with that baton? And what
are we doing here? No, nothing.
We're not doing anything here I think is really breaking out
right now. It's turkey.
Oh, man, do you have the same feeling that I have about this?
Do
you think the Americans intelligence is behind? Yes,
of course, this is so obvious that the CIA is now trying to
break Turkey apart into two styles.
The air the guy, the guy who runs Turkey is an Islamist,
who's managed to in the olden days, the little background
here. Once Ataturk took over Turkey in the 19 1900 or so
this is at the end of the Ottoman Empire. Yeah,
there's this guy named Ataturk who took over the place, and he
made it illegal to infuse the government with any religion,
knowing that the Muslim religion has all these crazies. And so,
so it was always so if you had if you were like an Islamist,
specifically, in Turkey, you'd get arrested and beaten and
thrown into jail and forgotten about kind of like the way our
government does it. And then this is every time that some guy
snuck into the office as a prime minister or anything else. The
military would would overthrow the country when a coup, throw
the guy out, have another election and then retreat and
let the civil civilians run the place again, it was this is a
cycle. Well, this last guy got in this this arrow down or
whatever is how you pronounce it. He isn't it Islamist and he
before they could pull this this old stunt because they were kind
of hampered by their membership application in the EU knowing
that if they took over the place again and threw this guy out,
they'd never get in the EU. So they kind of Dalit right. And
while they were dilly dallying, he arrested them all
stopped, dilly dally and throwing you in irons.
And so the country has been slowly slipping to radical Islam
very, very slowly but but happening. And this is irking
the public at large. Because there's all kinds of
restrictions, the media has been totally co opted. And so they
hit did they decide to have this this little protest and by the
way, anti protest movement is smashed. But they had a protest
against rebuilding a, taking a park out of the downtown area
and leveling it and putting in a shopping right,
right, which was just how it started. But that's
gone on. I've got three reports on this. And the BBC One is kind
of lame, so we're gonna skip that. But first, let's play the
Al Jazeera which I think has the best grip on this. And then
we'll follow that up with a classic CNN version of the same
story. Yes,
but there were fresh clashes near the offices of the Turkish
prime minister. The interior minister says nearly 1000
arrests have been made and more than 90 demonstrations across
the country. Raja ragi is in Istanbul and sent this report.
After days of trying to break through the police siege,
protesters take over Taksim Square 1000s Attack the popular
area describing this as a victory. The man who said he
won't back down just back down, but this needs to go on.
We believe there is going to be a victory. We are looking after
urban zones. The AKP has no right over urban space, we will
protect our city and our rights.
It came after one of the most aggressive advances by the
police since the protests began that ultimately the police
pulled out from the square after hundreds of injuries and
arrests. Earlier in the day, scenes like these of crowds
marching across the bridges over the Bosphorus gave an indication
of just how big the protests had grown. For them. What began as a
protest over a park has now taken on a deeper importance Now
they're demanding the fall of the government. Prime Minister
Richard type Erdogan says he has no plan to back down he did
acknowledge what protesters and rights groups have criticized as
the heavy handed approach
it's true that the police force has made a mistake and using
tear gas I've ordered the interior ministry to investigate
this using the gas was excessive I
just want to pause for a second so I got this same report just
so you know, of course we both thinking the same thing. Did you
also watch this report and think my God, you're so boring?
Oh, arid again.
The whole thing this this report this the whole report is boring.
Oh, yeah. Not as bored. It's not as boring as the BBC version.
But the CNN one. You should finish this up. CNN one is, I
got to set it up before you
pay it and I will finish AlJazeera for
the Americans concerns the government has restricted
Turkish media from reporting on the protests, many protesters
chanted against the local media describing them as sellouts.
Protests spread to many places across the country, including
the capital Ankara. This is what happened near the Turkish
parliament.
People of all kinds of ideology here together from all religious
sects, but the attitude of the police never changes. I even
think it is probably the undercover police that of
course, so much debris on the street.
The international community has expressed concern that the
approach the police are taking as called returned to the
square. The government may have gotten the message protesters
are telling us they now have three specific demands, the
government must stop the urban development project in Taksim
Square. They're insisting on an apology from the police for the
way they behaved here. And they're insisting that Prime
Minister Erdogan and his government must step down to
zero.
Now I get a kick out of these three demands. This is like,
again, I would like you to go serve some ice cream. I would
like to get a new pair of shoes. You must kill yourself and all
your friends
now. Yeah, very nice.
It's just pretty fun. But now Now the CNN guy Now you
remember. I know if you remember back in the day of the first
Iraq war where they had a guy on the roof and he's ducking and
diving. He's off. He's duck in.
That was Peter Arnett. Wasn't that Peter Arnett?
Yeah. Was it? Yeah, it was. It was no no, it's this other guy.
They would call him rockets Charlie or something. No,
there's another guy wasn't our net. It was our net wasn't the
guy that was jumpy. But anyway, so we get this new guy that's
he's in Istanbul on the scene. Coughing okay.
The riots have been going on in downtown Istanbul.
Okay. Yeah, I think it was the I know exactly what you're talking
about the guy who would like it in a heartbeat would go to
Russia and put on his his gas mask? Yeah, yeah. Well, he was
he was also in the shot with the Peter Arnett when they were
downstairs in front of the green screen. goofing off. It's funny.
Yeah. Okay. Okay. So this is I already know what's coming. This
is great. The riots have been going on
in downtown Istanbul all day on Friday. You can see the riot
police here in the central Texas square squaring off events,
demonstrators are starting to set up burning barricades.
They're rolling rocks and bottles. It's very overwhelming.
And this is the commercial heart of Turkey's largest city. This
started as a protest movement against plans to pull those that
park over there and replace it with a shopping mall.
We don't want this place to turn into a shopping mall and just
have to turn into something else. Because the prime minute
let
me answer your question. Was it tear gas? Or was he just
coughing for no reason?
I think he's burning tire smoke. I don't know. Because you're
using it outside. Supposedly, we don't know it's not in front of
a green screen. And He's coughing.
Is it more it's more coming for his soul lays more coming more
coughing.
I think he calls it again,
controlling the media release. And we have no control about
what gets out in terms of news from Turkey.
This isn't about a shopping mall anymore.
Not anymore. This is I think it's going towards something
political. And suppression has come to a certain level where
people are fed up with this. So we're going to try to change
this tonight's going to be a bigger gathering so we'll see
what happens all right.
It's really hard to breathe right
now without a gas mask.
stone throwing protesters has gotten worse as the day's
progressed.
Oh guys screaming quick stop the report the could be dangerous.
A lot of people very angry that the use of tear gas and this
police force is being used also on a weekly basis. As in Turkey,
against any public demonstration of dissent. The irony here is
that just earlier this week, Istanbul was making its bid to
host the 2020 Olympics now become the scene of a full day
of riots.
Alright, who do you want to be? Do you want to be the reporter?
Do you want to be the guy I'm interviewing? What do you want
to do? What do you want
to get your interview?
Okay, let's see if we can do this. Yes, sound. It's so what's
this? Not about a shopping? Mall? Is it? No, it's
all we're sick of all these horrible people running the
government must go.
Why it's hard to even talk with you without a gas mask on. It's
just just really bad.
You're getting used to it because we have this happening
every week on a weekly basis. They're throwing the gas at us.
Are you angry? We're going to take action?
What kind of action are you going to take?
Tonight? Big, big meat?
Ah, that was good. Actually, it was one of our better ones. That
wasn't one of our better ones. A big meeting today.
For one big meeting. Okay, so I'm pretty convinced. This is
this is this has got to be look, we've got the CIA in the south
is basically a whole weapons depot as we're flowing through
things, you know, weapons troops, everything into Syria
from the north, the north of Syria, the south of Turkey. And
we've got to Turkey is way too friendly with Russia. All the
Russian pipelines to Europe run through Turkey. This is obvious
this, I think, I think Erawan got set up. He's a total idiot.
He got suckered in, like a real boob. And, and Hillary and now
John F. Kerry. No, he even had him. You know, like, oh, go hang
out. Yeah. Oh, we're Friends of Syria and whatever. The
meanwhile, it's all just to make this happen. So we have we got
this huge ruckus. And it's going to be unfriendly for Russian
gas, you watch, put it in the Red Book, gas pipelines
explosions, and put it in the Red Book. I guarantee you that's
what's coming next. big explosions. They may not even
say it was a pipeline. But we'll look at the map. And you know,
and by the way, like I was right about Waziristan unit never
heard of that name before. And you heard it on the best podcast
in the universe. And now that's where everyone's getting droned
every day is in Waziristan because that's where the
pipeline runs. So that's what's going to happen. We've got you
know, the Mediterranean gas we've got, you know, Israel,
we've got stuff coming in from buchu, way up north. This is
disruption of the Russian business. That's that's the way
I see it.
Yeah, that would make sense. And also, I thought that CNN guy, by
the way, he got the same report basically out with a little more
drama. I actually admire that as opposed to the boring Al Jazeera
report. But he did mention that one thing about this, these
Olympic Game deals are a big deal. And he meant nobody else
reported on that. But I would suspect that there's some angle
there to a minor one, but you might as a bump them from the
Olympic games while we're out of course,
get it well, you know, the whole European thing. That was just
the little What do you call it? The little carrot in the stick?
Hey, don't you want to be a member of the Europe to be a
myth? And by the way that
they should be beneficial. We have big meeting. All right. So
I haven't fall I fall a couple of shows that kind of went back
to back which I thought was fascinating. Nova, which is the
science show had man hunt, Boston bomber,
you remember that? I did watch this whole thing. And we talked
about it on the previous show, right?
Yeah, but I didn't. I didn't have clips. I had a clip. Yeah,
but what was your clip?
My clip was that they had no video of the guys doing it.
Oh, yeah. No, no, this is a different. This is
what you did very good. Is you went and you you basically got
the crux of the story, which is facial recognition. It's great.
It's coming. It's here. It's in your living room. It's how we're
going to live from now on.
Yeah, and it's bullshit to buy. Now that was backed up by a
frontline which was really interesting. And people don't
care about the Nova. Nobody has to watch it. But the frontline
which followed it, called Top Secret America is a must watch
for every list have no agenda. It's really good. And actually
it finally concluded that the two shows kind of concluded
about the capture. The frontline concluded with a slightly
different conclusion. A About the same event but there's a
couple things that like you went over the Obama thing and I went
over this Nova thing and listen to it because I didn't hear it.
Okay, no, no, this is very good. And now we have a couple of
interesting things that showed up.
I just want to make sure that you had done ahead didn't have
Alzheimer's or something. No, no. Okay,
good. It was we didn't discuss it an ad No, no, we didn't. The
one thing I want to start with though is this is a long clip.
It's the longest of the group. But it's another another
contradictory description of the capture, or of the guy or of the
shoot I remember the shootout where the one brother comes out
blazing guns in their civilian shots and throwing bombs at ya
know, he
had a pressure cooker bomb he had two Glocks he's firing like
kind of like near like Neo in the in the matrix,
and they gunned him down and the other brother took off he drove
over him drove over him somehow. Now if you listen to this
description, which is the same basic thing with more
description is just doesn't make any sense
or running back and forth.
If there is any doubt that the carjackers and the bombers are
the same men, it quickly evaporates when the suspects
begin throwing explosives at the police
I forgot we got forgot about the proof of the radio voice.
And by the way, they're in between the houses now. You're
in between
the houses now. Okay. Just you actually should interrupt it
Arizona because there's so much bullcrap in this report.
The residents in this densely packed neighborhood are
petrified
to shooting. My guess would be 300 rounds went off. It was
scary. It was terrifying.
300 rounds or shaking,
two more blast one off. The last one being largest. really lit up
the neighborhood with a orange glow. There was white smoke.
That explosion was another pressure cooker bomb. But they
also hold smaller yet still very lethal explosives.
But wait a minute, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm
sorry. That was another pressure cooker bomb. Did no one there's
no evidence about putting on the pressure cooker bomb going off.
This is just gets worse.
The pipe bombs pipe bombs. In this device, the pipe itself
acts as shrapnel and the tightly packed gunpowder leads to a
powerful explosion. We might have to evacuate. Eventually,
the suspects run out of firepower
and suddenly the first suspect starts running out towards the
police cuts across the street was taken to the ground. The
police had their foot over them and that's when I heard one
officer was pointing the gun at him say you move up. blow your
head off.
That's when the Mercedes took off your gun. You saw the bumper
when he ran over the guy's truck who's this talking? I don't even
remember this in the show.
Another guy that that was that was just like to final analysis.
Now first of all, let's let's get this straight. The one
brothers on the ground with a guy in his foot on his head.
Yes. And he says if you fuck and move, I'm gonna blow your head
off. And then he says All right, I'm getting in the car. No, no,
he stays on the ground. His brother gets in the car and then
runs over him without obviously running over the guy's foot. No,
of course not. And the guy has a gun and without the guy even
shooting at the car running over the guy on the ground. After
shooting 300 rounds randomly in the air. They can't shoot at
this guy who's apparently now two feet from the officer as in
the car driving over his brother. Does this make any
sense to you? In the remotest of of joopa terian kinds of logic
joopa
terian a I'm sorry. I like that is any is that
it was the story again? Let's just go over this. The guy's got
his foot on the guy's head, telling him not to move. The
brother jumps in a car and I guess we're paying no attention
to him. Somebody moved and the car must be whether he's not
talking to that brother the brother I
know. But still him he was right there apparently. Yeah, he's
right there but they didn't
care about him. He jumps in the car then runs over his brother
which means he's one foot away from the capo has his foot on
the guy's head
how come there's not tons of video of these huge explosions
and how can we don't have black sides
to look at a post production has been taking a little longer than
they'd hoped play you know that the whole post
production industry is is just tits up. Just no more money
anyway. So
this is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. And it did. But Nova
I don't know what happened to this show. They just bought
everything hook line and sinker. It's Dan's boyfriend
All right, that's
right. You've mentioned that let's show the Okay here's the
other one that got me that that was an eye right the all these
are high rollers but this one here really got me. This is the
guy in the boat clip and this is where the first day spot the guy
with some bullcrap infrared device hanging from a helicopter
that they're flying all over the place which is
forward looking infrared which is like, you know, this has been
around for two decades. This is nothing.
And it's yes useless. Yeah, but they apparently if you know
exactly what the So meanwhile, we get this discrepant report
and they have to explain it away because it won't go through a
canvas. So the boat was covered with a canvas it wouldn't have
really spotted the guy in there like it did. So they've changed
the story. And listen to this play
odd in the backyard
just got a 911 call from a lady basically stating that she has a
boat stored out in her backyard and there was some blood on the
canvas. You really don't have your hopes up. You know, I
wasn't really expecting too much. But as soon as we got on
scene, we came up over the neighborhood. And Erica saw the
boat sitting in the backyard and I just walked the FLIR over to
it clear and it was covered with a shrink wrap not a canvas
shrink wrap
the thin plastic shrink wrap was not enough to obscure an
infrared image beneath
I got a perfect picture I got incredible detail I knew right
away do that it was definitely somebody in the boat they were
actually looking at us as we flew over
a little bit of his body and his door to the back of the boat
lying on the side of the technology
with the Midnight's right behind that is like wrapping it around
you can't hide so Okay, so we saw pictures of the thing it was
it was white something or other wasn't good clear whatever it is
guys said look it up at us
so then we have so then they go on with this other interesting
little thing and I didn't realize until I clipped this
that let me let me get this straight play the facial
recognition bullcrap story about how this one guy who I think and
you guys just sounds like he's full of crap when you hear at
the very end result now view we've got this this site down to
a science they got one image of the of the of the one brother
the younger one and it's just a bunch of pixels and you know the
counting that in your hands on CSI man rotate and so they go
through this process where they say artificial intelligence is
the same as machine learning and they they make a bunch of
batches. This this did tell me what you can find million flaws
in this Carnegie Mellon operations
a bit this is this is a Boeing Boeing level of technology
analysis right? Worse.
Back at Carnegie Mellon, Mario severes continues his facial
recognition experiment, which is totally dependent on big data.
Big data is Joe Hartshorne. I have identified and high
resolution photos now widely available. So VITAS decides to
test his facial reconstruction of suspect number two. It is
based on this extremely blurry shot, and is generated using the
artificial intelligence technique called machine
learning.
And through some skip logic that we reverse translucid arised we
all of a sudden had a very clear image.
He compares it to a database of a million faces. I have I've
seen
a million faces in my database, including this
high res picture of the younger star nya.
Okay, stop there. So this is the picture that's been going around
to the guy it's a picture of is that it? It's a high res picture
of him against a white background. We've seen this
picture I've never figured out or have heard where this picture
came from to begin with. Well from I thought it was an after
the fact it came from human resources. It's a it's a while
why is this picture exist? But anyway, so they put this picture
into the Data database a million faces and play it out.
after factoring out women
why he had long hair, it could have been in their
non whites, facial hair, and people over 25 It's Al Sharpton,
he gets this result. The real photo of Joe ha ranks number 20
In the list of possible matches
are working as an insurgency, but we're still blown away on
how it works. This wasn't a random face this actually fit
the Boston suspect. So that was huge.
So did the thing that I owe crass, total Bulker. The thing
that I found interesting is the picture that we've really seen
is the one where he's walking away from the explosion. wearing
a backpack, which I've never seen, it's never been explained
to me that nothing has been explained. I have a little clip
to interject real quickly.
Okay. You only have one more on that Nova thing and then you'll
what you'll be let's play your last one and then I'll talk at
the end of the show where they captured him yeah and but this
is another just hilarious thing they think he's got a bunch of
weapons some guy fires randomly and then they let go with a
barrage at this poor boat. And you know they're just peppering
this thing they still can't kill him. And I all I can think of
what every time I hear these reports about how they had fire
300 rounds and the guy runs over his brother right in front of a
cop apparently holding his head down on the ground. And all this
all I can think about is the keystone cops now but this by
the way in the frontline report to handles this a
lot. Why are you such a non believer John, what is wrong
with you?
Because I've seen the Keystone Cops movies after Buster Keaton.
No no that's no same studio though. Max Senate. Alright.
Fittingly, they are led by Boston Police Superintendent
Bill Evans. He has little doubt who is inside the boat. Oh
harsh.
There's no doubt at all I
saw no doubt and why is it fittingly Why is it fitting?
Fittingly when it was it was fitting about
the man with the white cap. He also assumes he is heavily on
previously a pipe bomb
he could see the whites of his eyes couldn't you see that if he
was armed or not?
The helicopter guys can see him looking up and they can see if
there's anything in there. Yeah, they
can see everything just seems smiling. I guess the
man with the white cap. He also assumes he is heavily on
previously had pipe bombs. He had guns. Our biggest concern
was given the weaponry he had we didn't want to move into the
safe to do so.
Then someone fires a shot, which quickly leads to a barrage of
gunfire
don't know what triggered the shot. But this was a dangerous
guy and no one knew what he had at home. I was screaming for
everyone to hold tents.
So here's the here's the question I have. What were they
shooting at? You got a bunch of cops. You got 1000 Cops around
in this boat. And one guy fires a shot for some stupid reason
because they can't control as their people. And they all open
fire on what what are they shooting at? Do
they have body is the guy standing there? Who cares? What
are they shooting at just anything just in that general
direction?
They're just shooting like maniacs. This is horrible. And
yes.
And you know what? This is what I find amazing. So there must
have been 100 rounds at least probably more. How not just not
a single bullet hole in any other person's house window
anything where there was even live ammo in the script.
I'm wondering because it seems to me that they would have torn
up the place with the only I've seen cops aren't shooting 20
twos. The only
report I've seen of someone who had I've only seen one and that
was where they you know the the brother drove over the brother
and the over there with the the explosion and the huge pipe
bombs. Everything's going off. There was one report of one
person who showed one bullet hole that went through his
window into his chair. That's it. You just got to wonder
300 rounds. There's got to be a lot of damage. No,
no, it's certainly not reported on. Let's put it that way. There
has been no report. I think it would be a very
interesting report. Maybe the Boston Police are only outfitted
with blanks maybe they don't know they're barely can't
control themselves
and Ofsted last nearly three hours. The 19 year old scores on
our on our squat rushes in.
Nobody's coming. The perimeter of
the manhunt is over.
Did you hear what he said? Okay, this is proof now. All right,
I'm gonna roll that back. Okay, now listen very, very closely
because I've heard this. And I'll tell you where I've heard
it before. Nobody is coming. Okay, did you hear what he said?
I'll repeat it. Okay, nobody's to come within the perimeter.
It's still a hot scene. It's a hot scene. Hot scene five. Is a
fucking movie, John. It's a hot scene. Don't come within the
perimeter. Come on, man. rushes in.
Nobody's coming to perimeter and
the manhunt is over the phone. Good
evening. The tweet just came from the Boston Police. And it
reads in all caps captured. The hunt is over suspect in custody.
Thank you.
Thank you. All right. So here's a funny little clip. Now
remember, two of the guys on the FBI, who were part of this
capture fell out of a helicopter. They were rappelling
and something went wrong, but they were dead when they hit the
water. It's kind of the way you know today
repelling into the water in the first place is it's extra Navy
SEALs they're FBI doesn't make sense. These are elite
Elite elite. If someone ever gives you the title, elite law
enforcement, you got to target on your head. It's like the
seals, the seals do they go and they kill bin Laden? And then
they die. So this is how it goes. So I don't know if this is
one of the two guys who's dead. But this is an this came to me.
Someone showed this to me. I could not believe it. This is
Anderson Cooper, who had a number of the elites, FBI agents
and one of them really says something wrong. Now what is
your understanding about Joe haar and his throat that he
couldn't talk What was your understanding about that? I
heard several different stories I heard one
well i The one I remember now. I mean, there's dyno I mean he
probably got shot in the throat when they were going in where
these guys are shooting in that boat like maniacs. There's two
stories one was he was injured in the battle where he jumped in
the car and ran over his brother which was still the again that
whole scene makes zero sense right? And the other one was
that he tried to kill himself by doing what by shooting himself
in the throat
there's a report that he was shot in the throat but unclear
whether that was self inflicted whether or what point that I do
tell that
I did see a throat injury to me it looks more like a knife
wound. It wasn't a puncture hole. It was a slice where the
where it was spread open.
Oh, gee, don't get in a helicopter after telling
everybody that this is one of the guys who was there. It
wasn't a gunshot wound it was sliced
Ah ha ha and he's dead.
Well, that's why I don't know if he's one of the two that's dead.
But I know they don't give us a lot of details now. But but just
that one piece of video. That's the only video I could find out
it by the way. So this whole thing, this whole show and I'll
take you I'm going to transition you into frontline. Okay? Go but
it's taking a little a little sidestep with a little bit of
fun. This report came out of Florida intention
was to give parents an added level of security instead a new
program rolled out by Polk County Schools triggered
questions and outrage Yeah, she
came home from school and said that they were doing eye scans
on the bus. I thought that was a little unusual. Nobody notified
us
so as these kids would like yeah, we have like a retinal
scanner coming on the bus Stanley introduces all a part of
it that's why I want to transition you into
this it's called the ice wipe this video on the company
which I think is so funny. I mean we just called as wipe now
we call it ice wipe. Okay
website shows how the biometric screening system works. The
district decided to try it out on a trial basis on about 17
buses at a few schools in the Haines City area. Parents would
get text alerts when their child gets on and off a bus. The
problem No one explained it to parents like Dennis Delaney. No
no no letter, nothing the district plan to send out this
letter that explains how it works and gives the option for
parents to opt out.
Okay, so I'll stop the report there. You can listen to the
whole report in the show notes 518 dot na shownotes.com. The
point is that this report does not talk about the insanity of
doing retinal scans. Hands on your children. So they tweets if
they got on and off the bus, which I guess is just to make
you more afraid and make the children afraid and just make
you enslaved and get ready because that's what work is
going to be like, oh, oh, let me get the boss here. Oh, I didn't
get a tweet that you came into work slave training. But what I
wanted to point out here is that the wonderful TED conference,
Ted, you know, the A elitist Ted, they actually had the chief
strategist for iLok. That's the name of this company. Speak at
TED. Because TED is one big commercial circle jerk. How
is this possible? Simply said, the AI is an incredibly complex
organ.
I like to point out he's doing a commercial for eye lock.
The black dot that's in the center of is called the pupil.
The colored area around the edges is called the iris. Oh,
and all these people don't know that.
Do you want to hear his pitch? How we actually pitches that
this is so necessary?
I'm just flabbergasted that he's is he talking to fourth graders.
But he's, he's a marketing guy. So yeah, he's talking to fourth
graders. He's a marketing guy, you've got to hear his pitch.
Now, if you needed to pitch, the fact that we have that we have
to have retinal scans. What in your wildest dreams could you
come up with? That would make a TED audience give you an
ovation, because you're so awesome that you presented this
commercial just
play it I can't imagine.
So at the beginning, I have to set it up with a little bit at
the beginning. He says that cyber crime and theft because of
passwords, being stolen equals $210 billion. That's his whole
setup. And he has like $210 billion. So now he's going to
pitch retinal scans to the to the TED audience.
The magic of our eye is that every single one of us and every
single one of our eyes is a unique combination of lines,
dots, and colors, it comes to edit, here we go. utopian or
dystopian outcomes rests squarely with our ability to
balance the needs for security. With those of convenience, and
civil liberties, and privacy, and control. This is an
important discussion that must take place. Dialogue is
incredibly important, because the stakes are so high, here we
go. Back to imagining that $210 billion of losses that took
place last year in the globe, based on identity related
crimes, tuna and $10 billion is a really tough number to get
your head around. But to put it in a little bit more simple
terms. That's like feeding 35 million families for a year. As
you're walking around over the next few days, imagine this,
that 35 million families is that essence one of every eight
people that you see over the next course of the days, you
could feed for a year on $210 billion. If we contributed just
1% Of this amount to the Gates Foundation, we can eradicate
polio from the planet forever.
It took let me just make sure I got it. Do retinal scans.
eradicate polio from the planet. Even I couldn't come up with
that the Devorah consulting group now know
that because it's crap.
Gus less than $25 billion to land a man on the moon Oh, we
could do a retinal scan land a man.
This is the challenge for our generation. Oh, let's make it
happen. Make it handle identity crimes and step it up.
And identity crimes and step it up and save people from polio.
And this was Ted.
Ted, this must have been a TEDx, of course.
But it sounds better if I just vilify the whole TED brand.
They shouldn't put up a date. This was just a commercial.
Yeah, that shouldn't be take goes to these things. I mean, it
cost me 500 bucks to go to one of the TED things. It's not the
TEDx TEDx is free, I
think. No, I
think you still have to pay to get in. It's
it's moronic is what it is moronic, I tell you. Just
moronic.
It's crazy. It is crazy.
Okay, so now, should we take a break and then get in the front
line? What do you think?
Oh, yeah, we should go. The front line front line. This one
is about it's interesting. It's called Top Secret America. And
it's talks about how We've turned the country into a secret
government where we have one of the best outlines of it I've
ever seen. It's, I'm telling you, everyone out there has to
watch this whole show. Well, we'll
stop. Let's do something professional. Let's tease it and
we'll do it right after the break. Yeah. Right. Next.
Johnson. Gonna do it again. Next on no agenda. I'm gonna show my
school by donation to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh, yeah.
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there's an unemployed slave in Canada. When crutch. Tn talked
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really hot. Yeah. And then it would rain and all the
windshields would crack.
Yeah, that can happen. Yeah, here we have the the dreaded
excuse me the dreaded golf ball size hail.
Oh, yeah, I've never seen go I've heard of it. Yeah, I've
seen big hail but I've never seen and I've heard of softball
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what are you supposed to do when when when it starts when it
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So then we'll do him on Thursday. Yeah, we'll do on
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But we do like kick in a penny. But now you're kicking in a
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It's depression time, John. It's crisis. My friend. We got to
take whatever we can get. Don't you think?
Yeah, it's depression time. I agree. Okay,
let's we do have one. One knighting here. This was
a baron netting. Now. It's not that you're right. knighting
Baron that you just mentioned. Right.
Listen, Mr. Mr. Secretary of peerage What are you gonna get
your crap together on this and tell me what to do?
Well, I do what you're doing. Fine. You're doing good. Okay.
Wow. I'm sorry yourself.
Trevor Chapman stepped forward, my friend and thank you so much
for your very generous support of the best podcast in the
universe. As you are not only the exclusive member of the 518
club, you are also the executive producer and today we are very
proud to welcome you to the roundtable I hereby pronounce
the Trevor Chapman sir Ratan F night of the no agenda
roundtable for you, sir. We have quite an illustrious set of
hookers and blow rent boys and Chardonnay. hotpants of booze
longhaired heavy metal guys and Scotch winches and beer
Rubenesque woman in rows a guy she's in stock a bought
convertible blankets and bourbon, sparkling cider and
escorts mutton and meat and breast milk and pablum. I think
I should take breast milk and pablum off the list. What do you
think? And
only if you get another young night. It's
a little weird.
Like a baby. Okay.
We'll take that off the list.
Now you've admitted it.
Yeah, no, I'm admitting Of course.
I can you always say, Oh no, I just keep it in my head. Yeah,
yeah, that's right. All in my head.
I thought in my head all along
I you certainly have your sensory definitely a space
vessel of some type. Origin. Unknown could hardly be an
Earthship. There have been no flights into this sector for
years.
I'm picking up a signal sir. The old Morse code call signal. sake
you were reading it?
I thought you said it couldn't possibly be an earth vessel.
Understand why it always gives you pleasure to senior proven
home and emotional Earth weakness.
I just love hearing CQ CQ on Star Trek The second half of
show before we get into your frontline, serious, serious
business. Yeah. Isn't that cool? Thank you. Snacks I think sent
me that. Bill Clinton, according to the to the Hollywood street
King. This is a Jackie Jasper, the Hollywood, Hollywood street
king. He's one of my sources. Bill Clinton fathered a love
child with a hooker.
And that Hillary,
no bill. And his name is Danny Lee Williams. And he now wants
to meet Bill. He says I hear I hear that he's not doing so
well. He's got like, here he's got suffering from Parkinson's
disease, Parkinson's disease and heart disease. So I'd like to
say hi, Dez. No, no, he says, yeah, he says So Danny says I'd
like to say hi dad before he dies. I'd also like to have a
relationship with Chelsea she's my half sister. Yeah, good luck
with that.
So when he do you think it would wind up dead in the next weeks?
They won't. It's not gonna
accident. I think car accident.
And then I wanted to send out. Um, I'm kind of torn about this.
But I think in a way I should send out a douchebag to Jimmy
Iovino
Are you out of the street?
Don't you realize your douchebag and Jimmy I have been known from
Interscope Records and also I didn't buy beats I think I'm
gonna do a little no agenda tech news here. They need to beat the
mini by the headphones with Dre.
Thinking I don't know what you're talking about, you
know about beats you don't know about beats
is overpriced headsets. Yes. Yeah. Like why would I give a
shit?
Oh, because it's a huge business. And it's I think it's
phenomenal if you can take a pair of headsets price and
overpriced them and sell them and everyone wants them. Yeah, I
think that's pretty interesting on the
con game. But you can call it a business if you want to.
So he is now coming out with this thing called Daisy. And he
says Daisy, is what we're missing with DJs used to do
radio disc jockeys. He says there's an ocean of music out
there and there's absolutely no curation for it. But he says
that with with algorithms with these secret algorithms, that
logic Yes, the days you can program your iPod better than
any any disc jockey ever could. So this of course, makes me
immediately want to go do another daily source code
because like that is a lost art. You should do another Devorah
interlude if it's illegal Well, there's that does that mean we
Stein not risking the show that no agenda show? Bottom line to
just on a lark?
So I should I shouldn't do it either. Right?
Really? Well, you can play pod save
stuff. Most of it sucks.
But you can find good stuff in there. That would be kind of
benefit to people. I
do have an idea for a new show though. I finally came to me
yesterday, as as I was handing $5 to the dude with the bucket
of harmonica is at the at the market.
Yet a bucket of harmonicas.
Yeah, that's the dude who plays the steel guitar and the
harmonica. I keep telling him Hey, man, you should meet this
buddy of mine. He's a wizard on the mouth harp. And I'm thinking
maybe I do a show with street musicians. And right and then so
you know, I bring them in. And then we basically take donations
and I split it with each musician. And yeah, it wasn't
what they'll do a couple songs recorded I'll talk about their
life was just talking to for like three seconds. It was
interesting. Like, Hey, man, thanks for you always supporting
me today
I've got a thought, Well, okay, this would be ideal for one of
our stall. You're gonna be we're gonna miss two shows maybe for
Wi Fi. Because there's two weeks that you're on vacation.
You're only gonna miss two. What are you talking about for? Well,
I'd
say it's possible that if we can put together something like this
and use them as filler for the missing show,
like Hamburger Helper,
no, there's no help. But this is all good stuff. Filler. Filler.
What this is not let's kinda it was not the show. Well Wait,
hold on one second, well yakking at each other, then trying to
find better clips.
From all of a sudden, we decided that I was going to make the
filler.
No, I'm gonna do one, two,
what are you going to do?
I don't know you, I'm going to do interviews, I'm going to
interview a bunch of people I get. I'm on some weird mailing
list. That is from some PR company. And every apparently
every book that comes out, I have the opportunity to
interview the person who wrote it, and we're talking about to
get maybe 10 of these solicitations a day. So I can do
a bunch of short little things over Skype. And of course,
here's the funny irony of all this merican Americans in
general, except for the tech community, they don't even know
what Skype is. Yeah. It's astonishing to me, let alone
something like Google Voice.
So so this guy, let me tell you why. I think this will be an
interesting show. So he hands me a CD, which he burned himself.
And it was kind of cool. He did this like little he burned
himself. Yeah, this was not like a button that should be burned
himself. Now it's it's a it's a home burner. And his music is
very interesting. But just talking for five seconds. He was
like, I was like, Are you from Austin? No, man. I was just
driving through My bike broke down. I'm like, I gotta drink.
My bike broke down. But then I met this girl. And you know,
like, she's really she's a keeper. So here I am. I playing
the song for you. And he's got the
song about it. But he's kind of like, sounds like a surfer.
So I want to try him. And then also, there's the fiddle girl. I
think she'd be really cool. The girl who plays the fiddle. And
she's and she's just also she's cute. And then maybe I get
producer Mike Molaro who's always doing amazing saw and we
did but I just haven't. is doing amazing. Do you think it's a
good idea? Yeah, yeah, but but now?
We should. We should. We should test marketed on the no agenda
show.
Okay, I was gonna say all sudden, my new show turned into
filler. My brilliant idea turns into a killer. Just mark
it people go wow, this is great. We want more of this and you can
roll it out.
Okay, good. So here's, here's an example of why I get mad. So I
get an email from Robert Pender and of course the dress to me
primarily. I can't stand to hear you propagate this bullshit any
longer. John
the Adam reasons email segment well, it's his first my play the
jingle and let's read some emails.
It's it's fresh off of the email. So
Adams gonna need his email. Adams gonna read his email. I
was gonna read his email. No agenda show. I
wasn't even planning on it. But since you asked, I can't stand
to hear you propagate this bullshit any longer. John,
against the safetots Adams email. But John, you once
correctly stated that the surgeon general designed his own
ridiculous uniform. At some point over the past year you
started saying that generals design their own uniforms. This
is not true. It is actually difficult to get the powers that
be to give a shit about approving or changing the
uniform to stay current. My father was career army didn't
spend a second career in the civil service supporting the
army. One of the many things he did in the civil service is shop
around uniforms, and changes and he was instrumental in improving
the first computer design uniform. Anyway, the generals
like all US military, military service personnel follow the
uniform regulations. Some choose to influence the uniform design,
but for the most part, they have better things to do. And people
like my dad determine what the uniform will be. Usually,
performance is more important than appearance. Stop spreading
bullshit.
You know, we had another guy that threw this as a couple of
years ago and then I dug up the regulations. It's not bull crap.
In the least it's absolutely true that you can read the
regulations on what your uniform has to look like. And it says it
with the exception of generals, generals can wear whatever they
want. In fact, the Navy's got the same thing. And that's why
the current Navy forced our guidance on the chief such words
as blazer, who, by the way, the Navy guys got the best out is
really sharp. And Eisenhower had his he invented the Eisenhower
uniform, which a lot of people just copied because I think it's
true. A lot of these guys don't want to design a they don't
care. And so there were something they portray us
Where's or whatever that's this is this guy is. People who write
in with this information. I don't have to go dig this up.
They say to me, why did they send it to me? Because they
have no idea. They don't know what if there was another guy
who kept giving his time he's an ass bullcrap. They don't get the
design they do if they want to. And most and many do want to.
And look at the new guy, that bald guy that the head of the
Army, that guy Nobody wears that uniform. This is silly looking
thing.
All right, quick. Couple more emails. From Richard, producer,
Richard. Hey, Adam. I was at Walmart today and found some cap
gun rolls. Oh, are we in the twilight zone or something? The
price was $3.33. Oh, we sent a picture to prove it. That you
get a kick out of that? Yes, we certainly did. No agenda book
club. This is from one of our producers. Adam. I've written a
couple emails already. But never anything important. Just want to
say hello again. Listen to the show about a year or so. This is
one of our friends who works for NATO in Brussels, which is why I
can't mention his name. And he says the book you want to read
is by Howard Zinn. And it's called the People's History of
the United States. Please, please, please read this book,
if you can. It is the most scary, scary thing you will ever
read. So that is
a piece of propaganda. Have you ever wondered Zinn as the worst
left wing communists we've ever had in this country writing
history books? And this thing is so slanted. I like it's
enjoyable. Yeah, it's got a lot of great anecdotes, or is it
like just find every crumb, it's like writing the history of
Florida, we're using the news. Easy, Florida.
off the list. We're no longer reading this book.
You can read it. My whole family's read it, I've read it.
But it's a it's a very propagandist writing is
propaganda. So the whole thing is slanted. And it's kind of a
kind of a kind of, it's make it makes you itch a little bit.
Uh, here's one from another producer, who I cannot name by
name in referring to the operation
was it and by the way, it just kind of galls me that some
people cannot really see propaganda for what it is when
they see it, and then enjoy the product. But to fall all over
yourself because you've read something that is written in a
propagandistic style is really not good. No, make some go back
to college.
Well, he's a friend of the show. And I know
a lot of guys that are friends of the show. And they they do
they pull this every once in a while and it's always it's just
irks me in some way. Because it's like Jesus, what we're
trying to teach him not to do.
But also this is good. This is get it all out. Remember, we
talked about the Jordanian war game involving 18 countries? I
think it's called eager lion 2013. Right. So I got an email
from someone and one of our producers listener. It was an
infantry men in the Army in 2002. I was stationed at Fort
Campbell, Kentucky. With the 101st Airborne Division, my
company was picked as one of the best infantry companies in
Division tasked with a special assignment, we were to accompany
elements of the fifth Special Operations Group to the
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to provide security for training
exercises. As far as I know, none of this is classified
information as I was a Private First Class slightly less
important than dog poop at the time, so I wasn't exactly privy
to operational planning. However, I was very observant.
My company and I spent the majority of our time guarding
the camps we lived in, and gardening supplies. There seemed
to be an awful lot of supplies all contained in Conexus that I
never really saw opened the very long email. But he basically
comes up with the term operation early Victor, which was the name
of the opera, the war game that was taking place at the time. So
if I forward down to we were laying the groundwork for the
Iraq invasion. They launched many sorties in the shock and
awe campaign from the exact same basis. We were in in Jordan a
couple of months earlier. So essentially, he's saying that
early Victor, is the that eager line is the follow up to early
Viktor and that without doubt the invasion of Syria will be
launched, either right after during or somewhere in the
vicinity of the eager lion 2013 WarGames from Jordan. And if you
try and Google operation early Victor, good luck. There's
nothing known about it is there's only one guy who
received a medal of honor for being a part of it. But there's
no wiki page. No nothing. Yeah, this is why we're the best
podcast in the universe. Okay. Hey, Adam. Just want to add a
suggestion. If John resurrects cranky geeks, then your show
should be called grumpy hams. However, I have a real idea. Why
don't we do no agenda kids? My kid loves your show.
He's eight. We have a lot of young list.
This is a good idea. We could do no agenda kids. Could you
imagine how cool that could be?
And did you know your teachers a whore?
Oh, hold on a second. Is we just get a timestamp on that. John,
really? Really Was that necessary?
No agenda.
You totally ruin it. I'm not gonna read the cowboys and
Indians email. I'll save that for for Thursday. I did find out
though. Someone sent me an email. You know, I'm not
verified on Twitter. And you're verified right after you bitched
and moaned and bitched and moaned and squeak squeaky wheel
I've done the same and they won't verify me
and you don't Mitch and moan enough I got some I've heard of
it. I got an
email that said kim.com tweeted this actually when your Twitter
account is subject to an active sealed surveillance warrant you
don't get sort of verified
Yeah, sure that your tweets are so you know, somebody's got to
be looking into those
Did you Did you read the document the Oh, the Department
of Homeland Security document about the keywords keywords that
you drop in? Oh, this is hilarious. So yeah,
no, I yeah, I read this. This is great. I wanted to read it on
the show. Definitely do it read it. Okay,
so bring it up. Now. I actually I tweeted a whole bunch of these
words yesterday and then made you look so under a Freedom of
Information Act, the Department of Homeland Security has been
forced to release the list of keywords that they use to
monitor social networking sites so let me tell you, you're all
in this database you're all you've all been monitored
because it's like this is crazy and they using Tweet Deck as
their as their incredibly sophisticated tool. I mean bring
it up here. Which category would you like domestic security
hazmat and nuclear? We have domestic security is more
important health concerns we have this a couple categories as
match good infrastructure security southwest border
violence there's a whole nother way using
being an operation early Victor I got to hit off the global
security.org site that describes the thing in great detail really
great send me that link because the Google's did not return that
well there you have it in a nutshell
weather disaster emergency terrorism we just do terrorism
some words that could get you flare isms good. Okay, terrorism
al Qaeda all spellings terror attack, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran,
Pakistan. agro environmental agro.
So if you use the word aggro in Pakistan in a tweet, you're
gonna be on the watch. I
don't think you need to do them together just one or the other
is fine. Wow. Environmental terrorists eco terrorism
conventional weapon. Hey, hello, Muhammad. Do you have that
conventional weapon? Do you have that conventional weapon of type
47 Target weapons grade Dirty Bomb enrich nuclear chemical
weapon biological weapon. Ammonium nitrate. Improvised
Explosive Device IED Abu Sayyaf, hummus. FARC. Ira eta, Basque
separatists, Hezbollah, Tamil Tigers eta, eta anti Yeah,
that's the Spanish
well, I thought I meant estimated time of arrival. I use
it all the time. It will.
Do you capitalize it?
What's your ETA do? Technically you should capitalize it because
it's an ad it's a acronym but you
don't but yeah, but the a TA is without dots without periods so
it's just eto and
put the.in there you're trying to save your space on Twitter.
That's 1233 characters you'd be wasting pls PLO This is not good
car bomb Jihad Taliban weapons cash suicide bomber suicide
attack suspicious substance AQAP AQIM TTP IE, Yemen pirates How
about them Pittsburgh Pirates extremism Somalia Nigeria
radicals al Shabaab homegrown plots nationalist recruitment
fundamentalist Islamist fundamentalism to me this No
wonder we spend $18 billion on these idiots that's crazy this
list it goes on domestic assassination attack domestic
security drill exercise cops drill
went to the hardware supply and got that new drill.
Oh hold on a second. You have been flagged we have you flags
disaster assistance. See what else you might use police
hostage deaths evacuation shots fired militia initiative.
maritime domain awareness how many times you tweet that was
Emergency Management first responder Homeland Security
gangs SWAT standoff threat screening lockdown bomb crash
looting right emergency landing pipe bomb incident facility? Gas
spillover blister agent chemical agent chemical chemical burn
biological epidemic, toxic hazmat nuclear radiation plume
cloud. There you go. Cloud. Yes. How would you use cloud in a
tweet? Yeah, you
know, I really think these cloud computing initiatives, I could
probably work in two or three of these words. Suck master DC
voice. Now
there you go. The insanity that is the homeland security
apparatus. So sad. Just Sad. Sad, sad. Sad,
too. Anyway, so frontline had this thing on me. Again,
everyone should watch it. And so I'm going to play could you have
you ever heard this guy? Cofer black?
Yeah, where does that why does that name ring a bell?
Well, I didn't hear of him before this. And by the way,
what kind of a name is Cofer? It's like Reince Priebus. Yeah.
These males with these crazy names they do you have to you
got to track that you should look at you should look him up
on the images so you can see what a dour character he is. He
was corporate banks, a former CIA official who was appointed
ambassador at large and coordinator for counterterrorism
by Jonah. I've
seen him I've seen him on on like the CNN or something.
Yeah, he's just grim. Yeah, yeah. downturned mouth, he
doesn't look like a happy guy.
He's the kind of guy who go turn that frown upside down.
But he was so let's play a little bit of what we're just
frontlines about is about essentially accusing the US
government of going into a top secret mode where everything's a
secret, and decisions that were done. The country is over. And
okay, so it's uplifting is what you're saying?
Yeah, so cool. For Black play that Cofer black clip we'll get
get into it. Now we've got about five clips, we'll play maybe
four, maybe three,
gathering bit by bit, it's gonna be vital
for us to use any means at our disposal to achieve our
objective.
Really took years to figure out how big it really was. And we
were shocked.
For priest, one of the first hints of the secret war was
revealed at this congressional hearing.
Joint Inquiry hearing will come to order place.
When I speak. I think the American people need to look
into my face. When I want to look the American people in the
eye. My name is Cofer black.
Cofer Black was in charge of the CIA's counterterrorism efforts.
This is a very highly classified area. All you need to know at
this there was a before 911 And there was an after 911 after
911, The gloves come off.
Beyond that, black refused to divulge any details.
They just wanted no information out. I think the reality is that
they wanted to keep it secret because they were doing things
that a lot of people would not approve of. And they wanted to
do them as long as they could without being found out. Right
on.
So they go on and on with this thing. And now we have a clip
that's which I think was a good one to government of secrets
clip of we'll continue with this endeavor discuss maybe after one
more.
For the first time, the White House had approved the building
of an international prison system entirely in secret.
The amount of secrecy is phenomenal. The desire and the
willingness of government to operate in secret and to deny
the public, the media, basic facts about what they were doing
was all inclusive We were falling deeper and deeper into a
secretly run government.
And the secrecy was spreading at the Pentagon by 2002. Donald
Rumsfeld was waging his own covert campaign inside the
Defense Department.
I love that guy's voice by the way. Oh, no, he's
got the world's greatest voice. Oh, we wouldn't be doing this
show. If either one of us had that voice.
Now we'd be getting laid left and right, dude.
Totally. That guy's voice. Yeah. So anyway, guys, it
shows your dress right
now. It shows where we started to see the split between CIA and
the defense depart because the CIA was doing all kinds of
things. In fact, we'll play the play the gray stone versus the
military clip. And then one more clip after then you can see that
there's there's this there's there's fights going on between
these agencies. And it's
right which which we've identified, we've identified
many,
many times. And it this show really nails it though, with a
lot more drama than we've ever been able to put together.
That sets in motion, a the largest covert action program
since the height of the Cold War, and many people inside the
agency will say it's even larger than that.
Now, basically, in a nanosecond, we're going from where we were
stick to the ground like a junkyard dog. You can report but
you can't do anything to new authorities new rules of
engagement. Lots of funding to support this. And this is a
whole new ballgame.
Within two weeks in Afghanistan, the first phase of Greystone
began
my team of two or seven officers, including myself, and
three, aircrew flew in on the 26th of September. And when I
began to distribute money $200,000 Here 250,000 for this.
I think the Afghans were convinced that we were sincere.
The action was planned to be classic CIA, it's going to be a
multi prong threat attack where we work with locals minimize the
American footprint.
CIA officers, of course, in Afghanistan for the first time
since World War Two are involved in battlefields and combat
operations, doing things that we hadn't done in 60 years. So I
think it's a kind of a shock to the military.
The CIA went in right off the bat hooked up with the North
lines, and it was really quite remarkable what they
accomplished was so few people on the ground
it didn't take long for the Taliban to fall. The CIA had
demonstrated it could fight effectively in the shadows.
The survivors of 911 to know that those of us in the business
considered the CIA's finest hour. We went into KickAss. And
we did
yeah. And that was black as well. It was talking there,
right? Yeah, I've heard him so I haven't seen this frontline. But
I've heard him with this spiel before where he said it was our
finest hour. We went in to kick ass we kicked their ass and
kicked
it after second competition between him and that beer
guy. Yeah. And then, but then the whole idea was
also Richard Clark, Dick Clark, he the other one.
So after that as kicking, that's when W Bush did the whole
mission accomplished thing. That's that's the timeline of
it. And in
the show, exactly. And in the show, they show how Rumsfeld
was propagating the formula. He was actually he
was sick of the CIA taking all this credit because the military
needed. So you can replay this clip JSOC versus CIA, which is
got some interesting facts in it.
Using conventional war authorities, they did it all
with less oversight than the CIA.
So in the past covert action was done by CIA. The President had
to approve covert action and notify the Congress now a lot of
what looks like the same sort of thing covert action is done by
JSOC. Now they say when they do it, it's not covert action to
military operation. So the President does not by law have
to approve every operation and the intelligence committees are
not notified.
This is can we discuss for a second? Yeah, okay. And by the
way, I have a feeling I might have seen this was this a
repeat?
I don't know if I don't think so. Let me look maybe because
maybe I never seen it before and I thought it was might have been
right No, it had can't be a repeat because it it brings in
the Boston bombing.
Wow. Because I'm I'm I Whoa, okay, I've just heard this. I've
heard black talk about this. And, okay, here's what's so
crazy. If you just step back, and this is what we kind of like
to do here that the no agenda show step back for a second. And
you look at how evil the United States really is, and the evil
things that as a country, we are capable of doing for basically
profit, for profit for natural resources for dominance, for Cox
swinging, whatever it is, yet, individually, if you look at all
wood, Americans are made up of man, we're really, really good
people. And we, you know, we have our heart in the right
place. But I think there's like a gene or something that has
been switched off. It's not like it's missing, but it's been
switched off. And I'm not quite sure how they did it. But oh,
man, if we find out how to turn it back on, there's going to be
blood on the moon, as my mom would say. Have you ever heard
this expression? No, no. She said, Adam, Adam Clark curry. If
I see you do that there'll be blood on the moon, which I think
meant she would bludgeon me. That's the moon would be
splattered, but I'm not quite sure.
No, that would fly a long, long way.
But you know, all right. Well, so let's go.
But what do you think I'm opening up the roundtable for
discussion here?
Yeah. Well, I think you're right. I think there is
something is screwy. And you get this guy like Cofer black. And
again, why do you name your kid Cofer
grants destined to or Rand for that matter?
Rand is another one name your kid ran after think let
me name my kid after I mean tanks like
my own you maybe you wanted to name him brandy and you drop
dead of a heart attack before you get the last name in Moran.
Cofer is not a short for anything.
Come on this good. This this name has got to be from
something. Cofer, isn't it? Isn't it like Kofi Kofi Annan?
Yeah, but that's an African name is what is this guy's getting?
Anything but African.
There's got to be Cofer family, crest, the name history. And
that's a last name. Cofer meaning, oh, it's it's Germanic.
Oh, here we go. It's a poem. It's from occupational and it's
the spelling of the German Cofer occupational name from Slavic
Kosovar. Cofer with an ohm load.
So he had been Kosovar. So he's all of our that magnificent, so
he's a Nazi. Ego.
Makes sense. Yeah. We figured it out. Good joke. Yes. here's the
here's the joke of it. That's his middle name. Oh, really?
That's really Joseph Cofer black. So why would you as an
individual, choose that as your first name when it's lunacy?
I am proud of my German heritage. That is my do not ask
this question. John Claude, why do you not use your French
middle name of Claude?
Because it's not my middle name is
your John Claude Dvorak.
So anyway? Yeah, no, I think this is true. And there's this
this, but the kind of the thing that was begun,
let me ask you a question. Sorry. Sorry to interrupt. I
understand how your parents come up with John. They had clearly
no imagination. Yeah, well, they call it John or something. Pete?
Yeah.
Okay, biblical name is very popular. Okay.
You know what? Why would you name your kid Adam? It's like
the lamest name ever.
No, it's a great name. It's a good biblical name. Like, I like
to do first you're the pod father.
I went through hell. You did? Oh,
I would anybody give a crap Adam just trying to get just a name.
It's not like a crazy.
This is why I'm allowed to talk. I was bullied. I was bullied
severely for having
the name app. Yes. Where's Eve? That is
exactly like every asshole that I ever witnessed in school.
That's you just did it right there. Yeah, I can do that.
Okay, so you have to understand when you move around when you're
like an quote unquote army brat and you come into new schools
all the time. You know, you can't you as a kid is going to
blend in like just I can't Why can't my navy but you want David
John, Gary and John will be fine. Hey, John. Hey, yeah. Hey,
man. Like Adam.
Why ruin our show? What? The show it's suck but to John's
jaw? Yeah,
you're right. It would ruin the show. I'm used to it now. And
now I'm happy. But as a kid, actually, I think it was
character building. So maybe that's why maybe coal fracture
build character building character.
Adam curry. Ah,
where's the arm? Where's Eve?
First is eBay
man. Where's he went?
Well, those bullies have got some dynamite material and
then they would sit on my head. Oh, I hated Mark Redmond.
Come on, Bob would be like fart on his head.
It was worse and be like, Hey, want to come over and play?
Like, I don't know, man last time you sat on my head? No, no,
it's cool. Let me show you the new tape recorder I have. And
like, Oh, that's cool, man. We'd be sitting on my head. That was
the meanest thing ever. Sit in my head or guy.
Now you did shit they'd be it'd be like sitting on a chair. Give
a big headed. All right, do you have a broadcasting?
I've got a head for broadcasting.
So anyway, that will wrap a couple more of these things off
and dig into the here's the final Iraq clip, which I don't
remember what it is, but we'll just play it. And then he got
the conclusion, which I thought was interesting. He pulled away
by 2002. In the springtime, it was almost taken for granted
that we were going to go to war with Iraq. That night.
The President needed a convincing reason for war with
Saddam Hussein, George Tenet and the CIA said they had no
evidence Saddam had helped al Qaeda. But Secretary Rumsfeld
did. A secret unit at the Pentagon claimed it had found a
connection,
they needed an office that would produce the intelligence that
the CIA wouldn't produce. Rumsfeld said, I can solve your
problem. And they created the Office of Special plans,
which I think was often the Paramount lot, was it not?
The Office of making it up?
So they're gonna do their own analysis. And they're gonna show
that what the CIA has been missing all along about the true
relationship between Saddam and al Qaeda.
They worked in a vault deep inside the Pentagon, they had
what is known as all source clearances. Total access to
intelligence information,
went into the system or classified system to see what
did we know about terrorist groups and the relationships as
well as their connection associations with not only our
Qaeda, but also
when this guy is for real when he said, I'll hide up? Did you
hear that? Yeah. Is he from Israel? The Haida?
I don't know what I don't know. I can't visualize. I think some
it probably might be, I think this
is the official pronunciation. I think we should Ohio, I think
you and I should start doing that.
Maybe Ohio State Sponsors.
The information was rarely vetted. Instead, it moved up the
chain of command to the Office of the Vice President.
And this became material that was then used sort of in white
paper, like fashion to be leaked to journalists, or to create
links between Saddam Hussein and how it kind of
it was delivered to the American public and the world
information has come to light or spent time looking at that
relationship between Iraq on the one hand and the al Qaeda
organization on the other. And there has been reporting that
suggests that there have been a number of contacts over the
years, they began
relying on a new phrase connection on weapons of mass
destruction and nuclear weapons.
By the way, I decided we needed our music
There you go. So so they met by the way this sort of CIA says we
wish we knew this we because we followed the whole thing. The
CIA says, look, we got nothing. And so they dropped off a bunch
of stuff whether he will start our own
you know, you don't know nothing, you guys Yeah. But
anybody
will start their own bullcrap agency make a bunch of stuff up
and then run it through the up the flagpole leaked to the
press, do all the rest of it. And then in the end, when the
whole thing's fiasco, they blame the CIA. Yeah, I just thought
this was rich. me while I'm watching these two shows.
You mean when the weapons of mass destruction when that
turned out not to be true? They they blamed the CIA for right
okay. Yeah, exactly. So it was Jason was a JSOC. No, it was the
Joint Special Operations Command who had
all source clearances? Yeah,
they could do whatever they want. And so they've gone
berserk. So so I'm listening to these two shows is the point I'm
trying to make is that one show the novice show with the bull
crap. And they also blamed intelligence failings and there
was again blaming the CIA for
Wait a minute so you're saying Nova equal CIA great front? No,
no, no, just the opposite. Equals CIA bad frontline equals
CIA? Great. Yeah. Oh, wow. So we have when we have warring Media
Productions,
I'm thinking that's what's going on.
Okay, so we need to do a whole We can do a documentary. When
Nova learned of the travesty of the CIA, Jenny's or den came
into action, and got her boyfriend to produce a
documentary in Boston. This was not going to stand well with the
frontline production team.
John, the frontline goes off and they do their conclusion, which
is just the opposite of the conclusion of the previous show
Nova, which is where grade we got this guy. And here's what
the frontline conclusion is, which just sticks it to the
other guys.
And then John asked to play a clip, but Adam didn't know what
the name of the clip was. Oh, wait, it was labeled. Frontline
conclusion. Come on. One.
There are police and SWAT vehicles streaming in that
direction, the overwhelming presence of law enforcement.
The hardware of top secret America rolled out in hot
pursuit.
Police have told people to stay home with
the window police are going door to door looking for the
remaining bombing suspects that suspect number two has been
cornered in the backyard of a home. We heard Billy's talking
about. He's in a boat. He's in both channels.
Once again. It was only after a tip from an observant citizen.
The police finally got their man
record of blood in a backyard leading to a boat. She called
authorities that led them to this scene.
In the wake of the Boston bombing, the question remains
has the top secret America made us any safer?
And I will point out John that they use the exact same clip
again. It's a hot scene.
Yeah, I noticed.
This was what was the name of this episode of fraud secret
America by homeowners. So we'll see you produced it secret
because we know that Jenny Georgian Jordans boyfriend
produced the Nova
game was loving that reference that way. Well,
tough shit. That's how it goes. Right to finally find a
different girlfriend
or boyfriend and that's the way it is. Let's see
top secret America, Pulitzer Prize winning Danna priest.
Okay. Danna Freeswitch, who's the woman's voice, and most of
this is that they had a couple of, you know, a couple of
shields we see all the time on CNN, right, including the pretty
girl that was worked for the CIA. Well,
but she's getting the credit. So I'd say that she'd nosed. No,
she
did. And here's the deal with her. She is the one if you
recall, because they only brought this up once. She's the
one that works for the Washington Post, who blew out?
And this was about a year and a half. Oh, wait a month? It
isn't. Yeah, go ahead. I'm sorry, that map of all the
subcontractors to the all these intelligence agencies across the
country, turning the entire country basically blood red,
with all these little operations that are being financed here and
there. In fact, part of the show is her driving around with a
real estate guy, some part of somewhere, and the guy says, oh,
yeah, that's the Defense Department. Dia operation.
Right, right. Right. Right. It's
actually quite entertaining. The whole show is good.
So whose side is she on then? Just so I have it straight?
I'm suspecting that she is on the site of the old fashioned
CIA
old school right? School. Well, in February 2006, she was
awarded the George Polk award for national reporting for
November 2005 article on secret CIA detention facilities in
foreign countries. He's
the one a busted that. Right? So
but so she said, she's probably like Uncle Don's buddy, because
he's old school like that. What were you saying?
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking interesting. You know what she's
asking you because I came away with a kind of you come away
because he had to not only analyze the show, but you got to
see how it emotionally affected you. So you can kind of analyze
that and see if they're pulled it off. And they do come away
with wow, you know, these guys are great. But you know, there's
all screwed up now because everything's a secret and they
got these prisons and and Rumsfeld's a bad guy, and he's a
Cree No, that's
true because uncle Don also hates Rumsfeld.
Yeah, that would make sense. She's kind of cute to
Dana Priest, Dana Priest. Oh, no. Yeah,
she's Yeah, she's she's older. Oh, yeah. I
was looking at an older picture. Yeah. Now, but I liked that.
She's nice. She's nice. She's Milty
Well, she did a wonderful job on bustin out all these little with
that map. It was a scandal. And yeah, of course it blew over
like everything else because you can't because
either the Archie Bunker died today so that'll that'll be the
new I gotta get move that up.
We the news. That's it. That's it. Everybody loves the fold.
There's nothing else. Let me see I do have two quick 121212212
Check 212 I got A one, maybe just one. Do you have anything?
Oh, I got one clip about
that this is Florida story about this poor 18 year old girl who
got railroaded when she was 16 or 17. I guess she had his
girlfriend in high school. She's 14 And I guess you're we're
developing some
tear gas Johnny. Okay.
It's getting pretty bad out here. Tear gas. Music. I here's
a clip. Krauthammer on Benghazi. I love the way these guys are
trying to keep the story alive. Oh, hold on a second. You should
talk about the Obama story too on top of it because I came up
with a thought about this. Okay,
hold on. So my my whole system ever since I started playing the
serious music, my system not working. So well.
The biggest scandal of all, the biggest question of all is, what
was the President doing? He knows eight hours, who does he
call about five hours and he calls the Secretary of State, it
looks as if the only phone call was to construct a cover story.
At a time when the last two Americans who died we're still
alive and fighting for their lives. There's this scandal, and
that I think has got to be uncovered.
Okay, so I'm glad you brought this up. Because my sources tell
me the President was stoned off his ass. And that that's why he
no one could get a hold of him. That's why it's so unclear where
he was. It doesn't really matter that he didn't show up. And you
know, and I have an email. I think he was I think it was
incapacitated. And I will say he was stoned.
Well, and it would be on Coke, I believe and and we marijuana and
a weed, weed and coke. Yep. We didn't cook exactly what your
source said. Yep. Now, here's what I'm thinking. Here's my
thoughts on this. Let's This is, of course very speculative. We
have no evidence whatsoever,
like the wheat and Coke, which is so certain.
We're sure that so my thing was, this was again, the kidnapping
was underway. Yep. And the election was now a done deal.
And he was celebrating.
Oh, interesting. No, I know. I don't I don't think so. I don't
think that election was a done deal yet.
I think he knew that this was going to disrupt it was going to
be a great coup. He's got this kidnapping thing. He's done.
He's got it.
Okay, I'm sorry. Yes. Okay. I see what you're saying because
of the kidnapping was taking place. And of course it started
time to follow Konya. He was he was popping bottles in the club.
Absolutely. I totally and by the way, everybody was in on it.
That's why all the stand down orders came. Everyone knew.
Yeah, stand down. Is that is that is that kidnapping thing?
We all talked about? ixnay on the kidnapping K thing? Yeah.
Yeah, right.
I believe that too. Now here's where it gets even weirder,
weirder in terms of deconstructing so five hours go
by it it's thinks the whole thing falls apart. He's wasted.
Finally.
We gotta do the no agenda players. Dude. I'm so big.
Big gotta explain before we can do the angle here. Alright, set
me up. Buttercup. Sean, I can't do it as the sketch set me up.
Now here's the deal. He's the thing fell apart. He is wired on
cocaine. He's the one because he's a cocaine idea to dream up
this video bullcrap.
Muslims? Must dictatorship.
Anyone who knows anyone who's like white line marketing, you
know that guys are just, they're all over the place. They're
strung out on coke. Hey,
dude. Kenny. Hey, dude. Hey, dude. Hey, dude. Hey, dude. Hey,
dude, I was watching this video on YouTube. We could use that
totally. We could use that. Oh, yeah,
this abort doesn't work. Doesn't work. Doesn't work. Doesn't work
doesn't work.
Like that. Yeah. So anyway, that's my little add on to that
that thesis. I think
you're taught I think. And you know, people may think we're
insane when we say this.
No, they do. Well, that's entertaining. But no way. No
way. Too many people would know about it that would leak out.
Yeah, too many people would know about a whole ship full of them
on the Gulf of Tonkin. It was an entire ship.
I love John C. Dvorak of all people in the universe is
fighting the conspiracy theory label that is just so funny to
me. I mean, the guy that I am, to my sources is I think well
who the hell knows but I seem reasonably reliable. And if you
go back I don't think we actually played all the clips
that I had. Remember them it was on Bob Schieffer on Okay, now
I'm gonna see if I can find this clip. I'll be kind of funny if I
could find it. A man, where was the president? I have no idea
what I named this clip. But they sent out a couple of weeks ago,
they sent out like some non like a Chief of Staff. But some like
some guy, and he was on all the talk shows. And there's certain
points like, you know, who are you? And why are you here
talking about all this? You remember this?
Yeah, vaguely I do remember it vaguely. And this is another one
of these new faces. It's like the guy in the red uniform on
the Star Trek, original Star Trek. New guy on the set. Oh,
he's a goner.
Why are you here? I wish I could find this clip is not
gonna dig it up for it for Thursday. But anyway, you know,
and the guy is dodging
the question like, Well, where was the president? Where was the
president? How come the president we just were just
telling me, Where was he? Was he asleep? Was the bowling? Was he
having a burger? Was he watching TV? And like, the guy can't
answer the question. Have you seen this?
Yeah, I remember this has been going on for a while. Now. The
Status shows up in these committee hearings. Every so
often.
This is really pissing me off. I want to find this. I have this
clip. I have it somewhere I really do. Meanwhile, while I'm
looking for that, since this is so apropos, apropos the First
Amendment, which actually I listened to that bit, we did
again, and I thought it was quite good. Where we remind
people that the First Amendment of the United States
Constitution is not a right to free speech. You have that
right. Inherently, as a sovereign human being, oh, I
said the sovereign word I'm gonna get arrested. Can black
bag. So you have the right to free speech, you have the right
to freedom of religion. And we have all agreed that the press
has the right to freedom to report as they see fit. The
First Amendment of the United States Constitution is
specifically saying the government and Congress. Okay,
so that's the the the governing body of the United States
government may not make any law against this may not. So it's
very important to understand that subtle yet very important
difference. And Tom Brokaw, I kind of respect him. He he goes
on and says, Oh, well, you know, this whole What's this whole
thing? He doesn't actually say it about, oh, you know, 200
years ago was, you know, we didn't have the internet. We had
muskets. But he says something which I found equally
frightening, ever
liked that journalists, on the other hand shouldn't have what
you call the glass jaw when it comes to some of these
investigations, citing the First Amendment and threats to the
First Amendment? Well,
the first amendment is a critically important part of the
Constitution. It is not unconditional. Obviously, any
number of us over the years have been in dialogues and in
conversations with senior government officials about when
something can be disclosed, and under what circumstances. And
it's kind of case by case that's not unconditional, really. Now,
this is kind of case by case.
Are you kidding me?
What's he talking about?
About what you can say and what you can say? I found I found
that by the way, I found the clip in my fantastic system, the
freedom controller, designed to give you maximum freedom over
Facebook, Twitter, and every and Gplus. Here we go. Here's the
clip. It's the point that your chief of staff is Dan Pfeiffer
is the guy's name Okay, which is try and then have a positive
agenda try to drag Washington into a swamp of partisan fishing
expeditions trumped up hearings and false allegations we're not
gonna let that distract us in the president from actually
doing the people's work and fighting for the middle class.
You know, I don't want to compare this in any way to
Watergate. I do not think this is Watergate by any stretch,
however, but you weren't born then I would guess but I have to
tell you that is exactly the approach that the Nixon
administration took they said these like that, by the way when
she for those that have time for this we have to devote our time
to the people's business. You're taking exactly the same line
that they do. Oops, Miss ride for and I don't mean to be
argumentative here. But the President is in charge of the
executive branch or the Berkman it's my I'll just make this as
an assertion. When the executive branch does things right. There
doesn't seem to be any hesitancy of the White House to take
credit for that when Osama bin Laden was killed, the President
didn't waste any time getting out, getting out there and
telling people about it. But with all of these things, when
these things happen, you seem to send out officials many times
who don't even seem to know what has happened. And I use it as an
example of that Susan Rice who had no connection, the clip
otherwise would be quite took place in Benghazi, and yet she
was sent out appeared on this broadcast and other Sunday
broadcasts, five days after it happens. And I'm not here to get
in an argument with you about who changed which word and the
talking points and all that. The bottom line is what she told the
American people that come on board no resemblance to what has
happened on the ground in an incident. It's a good clip for
Americans where
it's a compilation clips. Here's the last one.
But what I'm saying to you is, that was just PR, that was just
a PR plan to send down somebody who didn't know anything about
what had happened. Why did you do that? Why didn't the
Secretary of State come and tell us what they knew? And if you
knew nothing, say we don't know yet? Why didn't the White House
Chief of Staff come out? I mean, I would. And I mean, this is no
disrespect to you. Why are you here today? Why isn't the White
House Chief of Staff here to tell us
that's not the crab?
That's you here. Why are you here? This is Schaefer kept
being brought into the picture because of the the fuss they
made over rice is bullcrap. Mostly on his show. Yeah,
exactly. He was he sounded or I never heard that clip before.
It's a good one. Dig up the other clip for the Thursday
show. We gotta. I will.
Yeah, and because it's a good clip. It's it's it's pretty
funny that way anyway. Yeah. So we'll do some of that work for
sure. Happy to. to bow down. Do some work. Meanwhile, I'll be
broadcasting on 10.140 megahertz on QRSs to get your grammars
ready
to code up to three three what
chips? Chips, chips, I thought you're gonna have
chips chips. Yeah. And that's gonna be hard. Sunday is the
worst.
Are you gonna give up already? No, I'm
gonna try. I'm gonna try I love I just wanted to get all the
subs. That's I thought getting this talking to the subs would
be cool.
But you're right. Oh, you ain't you tell me there's a ham like
in the sub? Oh, yeah.
Well, if they're using the original equipment, they're
using their arm their army, navy, Navy equipment, marine
equipment.
They're using the subs radios. Yeah, yeah, I think it blow all
over the place with that gear. Yeah,
but it's me blowing to them. That's the problem you see.
Nice. Alright everybody we'll be back on Thursday. Remember us
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and from good old northern Silicon Valley where it's always
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We will talk to you again on Thursday right here on no
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