Islamic State Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, July 3 2014. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 631.
This is no agenda
compliant but not cooperative here in FEMA Region six and the
Java's high tide out in the capital of drones Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry, and
from Northern Silicon Valley where it's muggy. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Hill. What? Why do I feel obliged to give the weather
report?
Well, we do weather and traffic on the eights and the eights on
the Ades. Every since actually 908. Yeah, you can set your
clock by it. weather and traffic on the eights, everybody? Well,
John, we have a unique opportunity here.
Okay,
we have a unique opportunity. And I'm a little dismay that
people didn't see the opportunity. But I think we need
to give our producers and listeners the tools they need.
Because and you actually wrote a pretty decent article about
this. Yeah, I know. It's surprising. The the Facebook,
psychological face manipulation.
Sheryl Sandberg is behind
it. And let me so well, well, people are running around saying
oh, the military industrial complex financed it. They're
trying to trick us.
People. This is and this is actually this is a good moment,
because this is where you can hit people in the mouth who say,
Wow, I can't believe Facebook manipulated my emotions. This is
really an outrage. This is
and i What voice was that?
The dumb guy voice was calm believe that Facebook was
manipulating manipulating my emotions in my news feed. Hey,
I'm shocked shocked to find that gambling is going on in here.
Thank you very much.
This is what the mainstream media does all that it is their
mission in life. This is what a does, mainly to sell you stuff.
And this is a perfect opportunity to tell people
really you think that this is not happening all the time in
newspapers and television and radio that your your mood is not
being manipulated. So that right at the moment where boy meets
girl or mother's about to die? We stopped for a commercial
break. Are you kidding me? People don't realize this?
Oh, it's a matter of fact they don't. It's a you wait a minute.
Are you as naive as they are to actually think what you
expressed? What do you mean?
Do you think that people are aware of the or could he know
possibly be aware of all this?
Now this is why I'm saying it's a unique, unique opportunity for
people who do understand this or perhaps needed this little nudge
of a reminder to say hey, gee, you think that Facebook by the
way Facebook does 100 experiments a month they
manipulate your news feed all the time. Oh sure. They have
algorithms that give you only things that are good for you or
that you will be most interested in. Okay, how about bullshit
please they will manipulate it to sell you stuff anyway they
can
so I'm so as we discussed this I just happen to have my Twitter
feed open because I retweeted and here is Carlos rodella We
know him know Carlos Yeah. And so he's tweeting away oh no it
Facebook is down. You know two minute later. Current Facebook
status possible service trouble down right now doubt calm. Hey,
Carlos.
I really do get a live book and get a live.
I thought the funniest, the funniest thing I read was Sheryl
Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer of Facebook who says we
never meant to upset you know, that's exactly what you did.
What are you talking about?
You actually did try to upset some people.
Yeah, well, it's a manner of speaking right. So
but the whole thing is, is is baffling.
I found it to be a
ludicrous. No, it's baffling. It's baffling that people don't
understand. I do have a small issue with your with your column
you say, you know, you mentioned micro propaganda. I believe
propaganda is meant more to create a crowd of people and
then you use emotional torque to manipulate people and that I
think that's a little different than propaganda. Think the
propaganda is to get everyone saying hey man, yeah, that
really sucks. And then when everyone's nose is
criticizing me for this specifically why I use the word
micro?
Yeah, there'll be you call this micro propaganda are you Oh,
okay I see what you're saying. So it's a subset of propaganda
okay all right. I got you so people unique opportunity do not
run around and fall into the conspiracy theory trap which is
the only thing Facebook can do at this point to focus you away
for i i got a kick out of seeing people on on news channels
going, Wow, not to your Facebook. What are you kidding
me? This is the time I do it once a year I put it in the show
notes. Go ahead and try out the Zen TV experiment. You will like
it very much. And that's all I got to say on it do not fall
into the conspiracy theory trap of the government is doing it.
The government finance it.
government finance, government hires the same PR companies
everybody else hires they know what they're doing. Exactly the
government's experimenting on public relations tricks. There
is a lot of people that work within the I think we there's
1000s of people that NPR within the Defense Department, but they
already know this
stuff. Well, there's the CIA, they have an entire division
called was a project pundit. All everyone you see who was either
former CIA or military or has a book they write the books for
them. The guy just go out and you know, they're hitting the
gravy train. They're on the golf course all day. Like you got a
book out. Oh, yes, that's right. Time to go. Just came out. Time
to go on.
Right. Have you had time to write an 850 page book every
year?
Time to hang out with Don Lemon? Ah, I love it.
Well, I got stopped in my tracks. Oh. at the checkout line
by the Enquirer.
Oh, you know, is this the one that says Chelsea? I'm not
Chelsea's dad. Yes.
I've got the same one.
I have it right here.
I had to buy it to
a world exclusive Bill stunning confession. I'm not Chelsea's
real dad. But I was a little distracted by Kate Gosling's
picture on the front cover. Well,
this is you know, I was I've been thinking about whether
she literally has a blow job lips there. That's pretty
well, whatever the case I was thinking about this. It seems to
me that you're I'm not Chelsea's real dad story would be the
cover story. Not the the little teaser at the top right. Instead
of insight. Who cares about Kate Gosling? Insight Kate Gosling's
House of Horrors. eight kids living in hell.
secret emails are not women anymore. He could emails unmask
monster mom. Well, you know what, it worked. I bought it.
Well, I didn't buy it because of that. I was actually
disappointed because of the cover. I thought it would
actually been a frameable cover if it wasn't
Britain's Got this No, but there's a little there's a
little thing at the top and I saw it as I was paying a little
round red dot next to Chelsea's face looking all said former
Clinton aide tells all like how what's going to be that book
promotion again?
But yeah, well, this Larry Nichols. Yeah. Oh, okay. This is
Larry Nichols as the aide the book promotion that you're
talking about, which is the blood feud. Yeah, that one that
actually is in this in the in the in the Clinton or in the
Enquirer on? I don't know if you notice it or you just hung up
on the Goslin thing. I couldn't get past Kate Gosselin John,
which was the I think the original story that we're gonna
run before that. I think there's another one came in late.
Hillary's deadly health secrets. Yeah, yeah, it's all gonna die
in office if she wins.
So, first of all, I think I get the red book entry. If we just
go back for a second here. We didn't this happen in between
shows where Bill Clinton said, If I die is good for 2 million
votes. Yeah. Which is what I said is he has to kick before
the elections.
Well, you're talking about Okay, now we net we're not debating
whether who first predicted that bill's gonna be a target, where
you're predicting we're still hung up on the timing of all we
can't find the entry on the timing. Yeah. Is it going to be
is it going to be this year? Is it gonna be next year? I believe
that this particular here's what I'm thinking now. I got new
thoughts. Okay. All right. Yeah, I know this is maudlin. And some
people say Oh, this is sick these two guys but
wait, wait, wait, hold on a second. This is very important.
Everybody stand back. I've got information man. New shit has
come to light, right go.
Was not news. Anything is coming to light but that's going to
play a jingle. I'm thinking I'm rethinking this. I I believe
it's possible that Clinton planted the story about the mom,
not her real dad. Yeah. Or got them to run it to get Hillary to
not run for president because he knows he's a target. He's trying
to pretend like he doesn't want to.
He fears for his life.
Yeah. So that's where he talked about the 2 million votes. He's
drawing attention to this thesis, develop the thesis
originally. And now he's, he's freaked about he doesn't need
the guys live in the life. I mean, he's got this. He's got a
half a billion dollars in the bank, he's scamming the
Haitians. He's got hotels everywhere. I mean, the guy is
good private jets. He's that they're having the time of his
life. But he doesn't want to get killed so Hillary can become
president. So I think this whole thing that just because it's
a desperate plea to to stay alive, yes. Well, this brings a
lot of interesting angles to the forefront. And I will, I'm going
to give it give this one to you. I see the robots here in my life
in and around my life. Have I'm sorry, have completely swung
towards Elizabeth Warren. Yeah, no, you nailed that early on, I
was not a believer. And now we have what's this headline,
Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton's presidential
popularity, sliding poll shows, but really where and this was
quite funny, this Hobby Lobby case, which I do have a couple
things to say about later. And this was actually very strange.
People were reposting the you know, who I'm talking to when I
say people, you know, the O bots. And I of course, I had to
check Facebook just to see. And Elizabeth Warren, what she does
is it's actually it's a pretty smart social media trick, since
you're limited on Twitter and too many words is just
complicated. Instead of posting words, she they make up a little
banner, like a little square placard, if you will. And, and
it's a quote by Elizabeth Warren, and everybody and you
know, the the artist, and you know, the brain surgeon and his
wife everybody's reposting this. The funny thing is, when Mickey
read it to me because she discovered it first. There is a
there's a huge grammatical error in it, which I don't think
they've even corrected. But I will give you the quote, first,
I will give it to you the way it's supposed to read. I cannot
believe that we live in a world where we would even consider
blue, letting some big corporation deny the women who
worked forward access to the basic medical tests, treatments
or prescriptions that they need based on vague moral objections.
The Supreme Court has headed in a very scary direction.
Elizabeth Warren,
a very sick Ooh, so scary.
Funny thing is, and I put this, put this in the show notes, what
it actually how it actually reads. And remember, this is a
placard, I cannot believe that we live in a world where would
even consider letting so they forgot the whole wheat word.
It's just not even in there. What Yeah, it says, I cannot
believe that we live in a world where would even consider
letting some big corporation deny, etc. Where would where
would it and no one sees this? And was just posting this thing?
They didn't even really read it. I guess
it's like one of those Dad, I don't know if you've ever seen
this. I used to go to more of these things than I do nowadays.
But it was a seminar given by some there's this one of these.
I don't know what even what kind of what kind of a seminar this
is a sort of swingers convention. Now I have never
been to one of those. But it was one of these things. And the guy
shows he says it was about messaging or something. I can't
remember what the theme was, but I do remember him throwing up a
sign. And then he's and then he asked how many times was
something in there? And you could never guess it. And you
could actually with the sign up, you can't like how many uses of
the word are I don't know if somebody will know what this is.
They've seen this gimmick before. And you do count them?
And the Yeah, in the past. Oh, yes.
How many times? Yeah, exactly
how many people saw five? How many people saw seven. And the
people do raise their hands. And the thing is right there, you
can count them. Yeah. And it's like nine or something and you
and for some reason, you can't count them, your brain just
won't do it. Yeah. And there's these moments like that, and a
lot of his freak programming. And what we see with this
particular thing you're talking about is the pre programming of
the word. In other words, your mind expects it to be the exact
so it is there and it puts it there and makes it there. And
the another example of the same guy did at the same speech,
which I think was really good. I love this one. He got half the
audience to look at a slide of a rabbit. And he got at half the
audience to look at a slide of something else. I got flour Hot
or something? And then he had everybody look at the same
slide, which was a kind of a composite row shark test kind of
thing, just to kind of you mean,
the Ink Spots is like an ink spot. Yeah. And then half the
audience said rabbit and the other half so one to
half said read it was Arabica. They have said flowerpot or
whatever was something else. Yeah. And it was like because
they were the one because you've been pre programmed to look at
that. Yeah. And that this is used by propagandists and and
douchebags forever, and it's you and it's part of the culture.
It's just so that we know,
it's Well, I think the when you show something like that, it
merely shows how easy it is to manipulate the human brain.
Yeah, no, it's it's a it's a it was a long winded explanation,
but it is it's very easy. And that's one of the things that we
that people have to realize what we're doing on our show is
trying to undo
them program or at least try and reveal
it reveal it. We can't undo anything. That's we can't you
just can't undo it. But you can reveal it. So at least you
people are aware. But yeah, Elizabeth Warren.
So I'd like to I'd like to get through this. Just right off the
top because it is important to show how
are you going to do the Supreme Court thing? Yeah, I got to I
have a couple clips that do it ancillary to your
you want to do that to lead in and then I couldn't get to the
the propaganda and the programming and the and the
analysis. I have
the here's the intro to the story, which is done on PBS
NewsHour. And you can play that.
I have a question. Yeah. Before the PBS NewsHour yesterday, I
had some time. They have something called the The Nightly
Business Review. Yeah. Report. Yeah. Yeah. Do you have that at
your place to it's like PBS, right. Yeah. But it's, it's
produced entirely by CNBC.
Yeah, it's been bouncing around. At first it was independent.
This was a long time.
Is this? I mean, that that means by definition is not public
television programming. Oh, no. I just sat down early yesterday.
And I said, Wait a minute. This is just CNBC propaganda. There's
no real analysis here. Only get us a bunch of guys saying just
because the markets high doesn't mean you shouldn't invest buy
stocks. Now. while stocks last you can still go higher.
They should somebody should pay them money just because they're
just boosters. Supreme Court overview wrap,
a sharply divided US supreme court rule that's sharply
divided. five to four is just a majority,
Tom corporations can opt out of the Affordable Care Act's
contraceptive coverage mandate because of religious objections.
The five to four decision comes two years after the justices
upheld the President's health care law. And it leaves the
Obama administration to look for another way to make sure all
women who want it have access to contraceptive care. As word of
the decision spread cheers erupted outside the court from
opponents of the contraceptive coverage mandate.
The main takeaway is that our government overreach and our
government cannot force individuals to violate the
freedom of conscience and the freedom of belief.
On the other side, supporters of the mandate voiced
disappointment
clearly the court is just out of touch with the will of the
American people on this birth control is not controversial.
It's really not except for a very small extreme religious
minority.
Two companies successfully challenged the mandate in the
Affordable Care Act Hobby Lobby based in Oklahoma is a national
craft store chain with more than 600 stores and some 15,000 full
time employees. It's owned by an evangelical Christian family on
a stove a wood a cabinet maker based in Pennsylvania, is owned
by a Mennonite family and has about 950 employees. Both firms
argued that having to cover contraception violates their
religious beliefs.
Excellent. I see you have one more.
There was one this one woman came in with some food some
sidetracked analysis that I thought was not enough if you're
gonna hit include any of this because it was stuff I never
heard.
So the court did the the companies were saying we are
being asked to violate our religious beliefs. What in in
handing down this decision? What what did the court base the
decision on? Well, Judy,
the Court starts with the law, the Religious Freedom
Restoration Act, and that Act prohibits the government from
imposing a substantial burden on a person's exercise of religion.
Unless the government has a compelling interest and uses
narrowly tailored the least restrictive means to further
that interest. So Justice Alito, who delivered the majority
opinion today, four or five for court started with the language
of the law, our for profit corporations, persons under the
Religious Freedom Restoration Act, he looked to what's known
as the dictionary act that Congress's uses to define
certain words and statutes. Persons, he said, have always
included corporations. And he noted that nonprofit religious
organizations have been allowed to bring lawsuits under this
particular law.
That's a very good analysis. It's only part of it, though.
But my stroke, okay, so the analysis is up, do the analysis
at the end, because that's, that's kind of funny when you
hear what this is really all about. But I'm pretty sure that
the, the the Democratic Party, the White House Administration,
who are desperate to try I mean, we have an election coming up
midterm election, are very desperate to put the the
opposite party, even though you can have many more in America,
but the Republicans known as the GOP, to make them to put them in
as harsh a light as possible. And this is that could not have
bad a better outcome really. Because in the end, you'll see
that it doesn't matter, the women who work at Hobby Lobby
will still receive their birth control. And it's important to
note here, that there is a difference between contraception
and birth control. And these two terms, even in the dictionary
are mixed up all the time. What the case is about is indeed, as
this woman pointed out correctly, is a for profit
corporation, allowed to have religious freedom, ie the
government can't force them to do something against their
religious beliefs, according to the law as a person and the
dictionary act. And this is what everyone laughed at Mitt Romney
about corporations are people when the law in America says a
person that means Corporation, any kind of grouping, your boy
scout troop is a person by the legal definition in the United
States. So these things are written into law very
specifically, it's not an oversight or a mistake, kind of
irrelevant for the propaganda of this case. And some of it was
fantastic. So you could really take this any way you want. You
could have a war on religion, one way or the other way. You
could say, the demo that left is waging a war on the right, you
could say the right is waging a war on the on Obama that he's a
heathen. It could be a war on women, all of these things. And
what I saw on on the news channels kind of ran the gamut.
Um, so here's Terry O'Neill to kick one off, she is from the
National Organization for Women. And she added another little bit
to it was just just fantastic in the, in the, I believe, invasion
of human rights of the American public for sure, with this
terrible propaganda being thrown at them.
But let's be clear, the man who wrote this decision, the right
there.
Apparently, there is a difference between Supreme Court
justices, if they're men, then you know, then they're assholes.
Because they have no business writing any laws that have
anything to do with women, apparently,
on behalf of the Supreme Court has entered into a war on women.
They have become a blatantly politically activist, anti
woman, political organization. There are some beliefs that are
so heinous that government should not respect them. No way.
No How apartheid in South Africa was justified on religious
grounds. The Southern Baptist Convention justified slavery,
and later Jim Crow and segregation on religious
grounds. We don't accept that as a society as a society anymore,
and we should not accept plain out gender bigotry, withholding
basic health care from women is bigotry. Plain and simple. We
should not accept it no matter how sincerely The belief is
held.
There you go. It's racist. There Jim Crow laws, war on
women thing in that pot.
fantasised apartheid throw everything in there.
Wow, that that is borderline clip off. Dude.
Dude, I'm not even. I'm not gonna roll it out. Now, just
very specifically about this case. Hobby Lobby said they did
not want to be forced by the government to pay for insurance
coverage. That specifically provided for the purchase of for
medical treatments. I'll just call it that, that they believe
in is killing a fertilized egg which they believe is life. I'm
16 others have the pill and condoms and all that, and I
can't
even name 66 is one of them.
Well, that's one that they don't want. You right? Yeah. But the
16 others, which I can't even name 16 ways of 16 types of
contraception. Okay, but okay. And so that is the difference
between birth control, because it controls a birth. It's the
correct word is very interesting. If you look on
birth control in the dictionary, I looked at four dictionaries
online, they all say contraception. I think there is
a difference with contraception. Stopping conception is different
from birth control, but okay, and they didn't know they would,
they would still cover the doctor's visit everything except
for the actual purchase of that. That's all that this is about.
And the Supreme Court only had to decide on one thing, can a
for profit company claim this religious freedom, right, as a
nonprofit corporation already can. That's the thing I like
about the lady that you had in your clip who analyzed that
that's all its own. The only difference if you're a church,
if you're any type of nonprofit organization, on religious
grounds, you do not have to pay for a birth control. A
contraception it by itself is is is not being is not it's not in
the discussion. Okay. Now, we have Amy Goodman, The War and
Peace Report. And she's in Bonn, Germany, of all places. And she
of course, ends only about the consent only about the losing
party. And everything I see posted is Ruth Ginsburg's
dissent. What a great she she wrote it, no one's talking about
what the actual opinion was, and why it was voted this way. So
Amy Goodman has Cecile Richards on she is the daughter of an
Richard's a great great governor of the state of Texas, who was
beloved Democrat, and she is no longer with us. But Cecile is
the CEO of Planned Parenthood. And here she is mixing metaphors
of birth control and contraception. For many
women in this country. Birth control is something that they
couldn't afford. And in fact, they've decided more than a
third of women's countries say they have struggled to pay for
birth control, and had to forego it, because they needed money
for rent or for groceries. I think Justice Ginsburg really
hits the nail on the head here, which is one of the most
effective forms of birth control an IUD, the upfront costs are
sometimes prohibitive for women, they're making a minimum wage.
And yet it's a very good form of birth control that is very
effective in preventing unintended pregnancy.
Unfortunately, this decision means that women for work for
Hobby Lobby will will be unable to have that covered in their
insurance plan.
Yes, it doesn't mean however, that they will have to pay for
it themselves. So I want to be very clear. The way this is
propagandized is either women are not allowed to have it at
all, even if they could pay for it, which that's that's the
thing, you know, access, get out of my vagina, you can't, can't
have this. Even though that is not true, you can pay for
yourself. And here is the CEO Richard saying, Oh, they won't
be able to buy groceries and no rent. All of that is absolutely
not true according to what is really going on at the decision.
But here is Cecile Richards with the ultimate conclusion of what
this is really about for her. Also, I would say for Amy
Goodman, and for the Democratic party who is waging the
propaganda war and US abusing women, by the way, abusing women
in this case for their own political means.
So this is the highest court in the land. What does this mean
for women around the country when it comes to reproductive
health care in these years to come?
Well, I think what this means is that women better pay attention
to who's running for office in November, as we know, and you
know, these Senate will determine next, the next
nominees and confirmations on the Supreme Court. We can't
afford any more folks are justices on the Supreme Court,
who are so out of touch with women's needs women's health
care and women's rights. I think this is a clarion call for women
and men who care about women's health to make sure they vote
this November.
All right. So there you go. That's what it's really about
from her perspective. Here we have this was without doubt one
of my favorite people who weighed in on this mainly to
sell his book. But the guy is fantastic. I was unaware of
Frank Schaeffer, are you do you know, Frank Schaeffer is John
No, Frank Schaeffer. He's written a number of books. I
also became a quote unquote, Hollywood film director. And he
was I guess his dad was a big evangelist. And he's kind of
like he flipped. He went from being a Republican, Christian
nut job. to a Democrat, Christian nut job, but he is all
about debunking. And he'll talk about his book it's all about,
he's just selling a book, but he is all about debunking how the
Republicans use religion, to get stupid people who believe in
stupid things like God, to vote Republican. And of course, if
you're going to have this kind of message, and you want to try
and sell your stupid book, you're gonna go on Al Sharpton
show. And this is this is one of the best things I've ever heard
when it comes to outrageous crap.
The far right is use religion to try and take away people's
rights. This isn't about a war on religious freedom, it
standing up for women's rights or gay rights or civil rights.
Let's bring in gays and stuff. It's always good. Now as
Frank shapefile former evangelical turn progressive,
Frank,
by the way, evangelical turned progressive is are those
opposites all of a sudden, this is crazy.
What is this talk of the President's so called war on
religion really about what was what are we really looking at
here?
You're looking at a group of people who raise money for
religious organizations and get votes for Republican Tea Party
candidates by lying to the American people about our first
African American president, who they have hated in an
unChristian, despicable and vile manner since day one.
This is great. So this Supreme Court decision is now about Tea
Partiers hating the black man in the White House. There you go.
This is I'm riveted and ready for more. Rev.
So this is just the next thing. He wasn't born in America. He's
Kenyan. He's not a real American. Oh, and by the way, he
is against religious liberty this war on women and the war on
gay rights which they're also launching has to real standby
John,
keep your eye out. They're launching the war on gay rights.
Apparently, they they arts
one to raise money for evangelical and Roman Catholic
organizations to to keep people fired up so they can win
elections from people who would rather believe lies, knowing
full well they are lies, then look at the humanity, compassion
and decency of an American president who cares about my
wife, my daughter, my two granddaughters and wants him to
have access to contraceptives. What's shocking is not that
these people lie about the president, the Supreme Court
that's supposed to be a serious organization is now run by a
bunch of GOP lackeys. And as anybody who's read my book, why
I'm an atheist who believes in God we go these GOP lackeys are
people I work with as a young man as
I just have to break for a second. Geez, what is wrong with
this guy? Supreme Court is nothing but a bunch of GOP
lackeys. All right, enough of him, but he's very funny now. So
we have to kind of put all of this into perspective, without a
doubt that a lot of this is a war on religion. And Carol from
CNN facebook.com/carol, CNN, Carol, Carol, I like Carol. She,
she really summed it up, she she gave it to us loud and clear.
You cannot believe in God.
Well, the other part, Jonathan, that's interesting. And this
like Hobby Lobby doesn't object to all contraception, right?
Just emergency competition, contraception for specific kinds
that Hobby Lobby says can cause abortion in essence, right. But
science doesn't support that. So if the court rules and Hobby
Lobby's favor, isn't it saying that religion can make those
decisions over science there? There
it is. That's really what it is. Your new religion is science.
You can't believe in something that's not allowed. That's not
worth it. We don't want that. You can have religion ruling
over science. Oh, my God shut up already. Science is on. And to
wrap this up, we have and she knows full well with the score
is Miss Wasserman Schultz, the current leader of the Democratic
Party, I guess so what if she was ahead of
the committee, head of the committee, whatever that means.
Democratic National Committee, they she's the one who who's
behind when somebody gets a bunch of money so they can run
for Congress.
Right. And she she knows the score. She knows what this
opinion of the court really means. But she's going to go
woman. She's not really going to explain it. But of course, I
will.
This is a stifling decision, stifling I
say, stifling Shut up women
for American women. It's a decision that blocks women from
being able to make their own healthcare decisions, not just
reproductive health care decisions, but healthcare
decisions in general. Now, you'll see those companies that
want to claim a religious objection. really trying to push
the envelope on so many different types of health care.
I mean, there,
I just have to stop right here, the actual opinion of the
Supreme Court specifically states, this opinion is for one
specific thing and one thing only. And that is these four
types of birth control. It may not be applied to blood
transfusions, it may not be applied to anything else, the
Supreme Court is very, very specific about this in their
opinion, and she is lying. She is lying right now by saying,
Oh, well, you let this go off. Well, then let them they're just
crazy. There's gonna be we're gonna have everyone coming out
of the woodworks and stop everything bunnies
that want to claim a religious objection, really trying to push
the envelope on so many different types of health care.
I mean, there there are organized religions.
I love this term, by the way, but I have not heard this used
organized religions. He's not all religion, by definition
organized.
Well, it used to be a popular term. I don't know why it's not
used anymore.
So organized religions implies that religion implies the big
ones. I think when in her context, it's implying it's
controlled and run by the Republicans. That's what I
think. I really do think that there
there are organized religions that oppose health care
treatment.
And this is really what your concern is, is the potential
implications of a decision like this. So finish that thought
this is
deeply troubling, because you have organized religions that
oppose health care, health care period,
then let's discuss the practical
challenge. I don't know of any organized religions that have
opposed healthcare period. Bullshit,
is that the administration now faces and what you think their
resolution to this should be? What should the administration
do now? Should
they pay for coverage for
individuals? Oh, here comes the big question, oh, no longer be
covered through their companies much the same way as
individuals, employees of churches and church groups
are covered? Well, I'm confident that the Obama administration is
now going to go back and revisit how the rule was issued to
attempt to make sure that we can cover all women, when they want
to make a decision to use birth control.
Yeah. Homina homina, homina Homina? She had she knows the
answer, but she doesn't really want to say it. Let's then
want Hold on a second. We keep playing these clips. But I have
to ask you a quick question here in the middle. Sure. We're the
Goodman, we have this guy, we have these other people. How
come nobody ever asks these these jammers? A direct question
about this specifically, one thing that's specific for items
that they're essentially don't have to be paid for by these
people, buy the winners of the suit, and be a little more
specific, and then letting them ramble on with what you'd like
you pointed out it's just a lie. You can point that out if you're
sitting there interviewing somebody
that would that would. The logical conclusion would mean
that the person sitting there asking the questions had
actually read the Supreme Court
opinion. Somebody in the in the staff could have read it and had
had the question ready.
They were all so busy reading the 35 pages of dissent by
against burger that they forgot to actually burger gins, burger
Heimer that they forgot to actually read what the Supreme
Court said, which is what I focused on
her name is Kiki, by the way.
Kiki Ginsburg.
Ginsburg,
whatever. There. Here's, here's now we're getting down to the
end last clip, and then I will unveil because Josh Earnest,
love that guy's name. Who is now the spokes haul for the
administration. He knows the answer to he knows really how
it's working. But he's actually going to Ghana while the
President is going to use his pen and his cell phone or
whatever. But the question, of course, is now that this opinion
has been published and been made public, what now what? Now what
happens? This is what no one seems to want to say. Because if
you knew the answer, then there will be no more conversation no
more. There will be no discussion. We couldn't yell at
the Republicans and the crazy believers in God.
As millions of women know firsthand. Contraception is
often vital to their health and well being. That's why the
Affordable Care Act in short, it I think,
is this the guy used to do the voiceover for the West Wing
Week.
Sounds sounds like it doesn't funny voice. Yeah,
he sounds like he's doing a voiceover Of course, he is
reading directly from his nose. As millions of women
know firsthand contraception is often vital to their health and
well being. That's why the Affordable Care Act ensures that
women have coverage for contraceptive care, along with
other preventative care, like vaccines and cancer screenings.
And again, the Supreme Court specifically said this opinion
does not count towards cancer screenings, vaccines, blood
transfusions or anything.
We will work with Congress to make sure that any women
affected by this decision will still have the same coverage of
vital health. versus everyone else. Yes, they will. President
Obama believes strongly in the freedom of religion. That's why
we've taken steps to ensure that no religious institution will
have to pay or provide for contraceptive coverage. We've
also made accommodations for nonprofit religious
organizations that objected to contraception on religious
grounds. Yes, but we believe that the owners of for profit
companies should not be allowed to assert their personal
religious views to deny their employees federally mandated
benefits. Now, we'll of course, respect the Supreme Court
ruling. And we'll continue to look for ways to improve
Americans health by helping women have more, not less, say
over the personal health decisions that affect them and
their families.
Okay. So he knows the answer to and now I'm going to go briefly
with you through the Supreme Court opinion. And I love
reading these things. I told Mickey, when this came, this
came out. I was like, oh, so happy. It's like Christmas in
July. I get to read the Supreme Court. Opinion is lovely. Okay,
the Supreme Court says very clearly at issue here are
regulations promulgated by the Department of Health and Human
Services. Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care
Act of 2010 are known as Obamacare, which I'm adding as
editorial which is relevant here requires specified employers
group health plans to furnish preventative care and screening
for women without any cost sharing requirements. Congress
did not specify what types of preventative care must be
covered. It authorized the Health Resources and Services
Administration, a component of HHS to decide which is
interesting. So the the administration without Congress
actually decides what is in there. Non exempt employees are
generally required to provide coverage for the 20
contraceptive methods approved by the Food and Drug
Administration. HHS has also effectively exempted religious
nonprofit organizations with religious objections to
providing coverage for contraceptive services. Under
this accommodation get ready for John, the insurance issuer must
exclude contraceptive coverage from the employers plan and
provide plan participants with a separate payments for
contraceptive servers without imposing any cost sharing
requirements on the employer insurance plan or employee been
beneficiaries. In these cases, the owners of three closely held
for profit corporations have sincere Christian believes that
life begins at conception that would violate their religion to
facilitate access to contraceptive drugs or devices
that operate after that point. So and all of this is marked up,
you can find it in the show notes. So now the question is
twofold. Right, really only one fold. Can a for profit
corporation, which are now calling closely held. But in
reality, this show was a closely held for profit corporation. If
you look at a technically can that say we are a person under
the law and the Supreme Court goes very clearly into the
dictionary act? Can we say hey, we object to this just like a
church would? And the Supreme Court said yes, you can. And
that has nothing to do with the contract contraceptives or birth
control at hand, that is just a legal opinion. And you can have
it one way. You have it this way, one day, and the other way
the next day, persons are corporations. And if they are
not public, if the opposite is closely held, then they may call
on religious exemption from this particular part of the
Affordable Care Act. But here's what's interesting, and it's
very spelled out very clearly in the opinion. John, do you know
who in the case of a nonprofit organization that says we don't
want to provide a number of these contraceptive services
based on religious beliefs? Did you know that A, the women
covered under that plan, don't have to pay and can still get
the services and that the nonprofit corporations also
don't have to pay for it? Do you know who actually does pay for
it? Who the insurance companies, it was a part of their deal? It
was a part of the Affordable Care Act that the insurance
companies in order for them to and this was all about the
insurance corporations to get this fantastic deal known as the
Obamacare.
Right and an insurance scam that is based Yes, probably seems to
want to mention
Well, and that's why they're not talking about it. The insurance
companies are required by law to pay for these services for
corporations that are exempt under religious beliefs.
Okay, so let me get this straight.
Let me let me, let me read it to you. The effect of the HHS
created an accommodation for the women employed by Hobby Lobby
and other companies involved in these cases would be precisely
zero. Under that accommodation, these women would still be
entitled to all FDA approved contraceptives without cost
sharing. The insurance companies shall bear the burden of this,
as is the case with nonprofit religious organizations.
Everyone was fighting for the fucking insurance companies so
that they didn't have to pay for it. That's all that this is
about. It's spelled out very clearly. And the Supreme Court
says very clearly, the insurance companies are liable for the
costs of corporations who opt out of this Don't women
did not lose anything will not lose anything. Nothing. They had
the same they get the same whatever they want they Yes,
sir. Yes, sir. So this the all this crap that we've been
hearing on the mainstream media is just a smokescreen. Yes.
You'd have to say at this point that it had to be orchestrated
by the insurance companies themselves. Yes, sir. Of course,
sir. Yet I'm not a GM not an officer.
Exactly right.
And so everything that we've heard is nothing more than just,
it's just bullcrap. And then of course, then the Republicans and
the end the bots, the old bots, they just take advantage of it.
Because they know that you know, help them get votes. And
you can terrorize the liar. Yes, you can terrorize people. Woman.
Yes. Terry O'Neill. Yes. What associates this with apartheid.
She should be ashamed of herself. She's the head of the
National Organization. For women. She's scum.
Yes. All of these people are scum. And they are endeth. And
the funny thing is, it's really these people who are abusing
women over their back over something, which is really a non
issue. Because Okay, so yes, we there's a legal definition of
what is a person who may claim a religious exemption, but it
doesn't mean you don't get access, it doesn't mean you have
to pay for it. In fact, quite the obvious and opposite, the
opposite. Yes, the opposite. Just to just to give you one
little extra piece of information, how how does the
Supreme Court measure whether this will be a burden on
religious organizations for organ for profit organizations
on religious beliefs, they did it purely by counting money. The
court concluded that the contraceptive mandate
substantially burden the exercise of religion by
requiring the companies to choose between compromising
their religious beliefs and paying a heavy fee because if
you don't pay for that, you had you have to pay a fine, close to
$475 million more in taxes every year, or if they simply refuse
to provide coverage for the contraceptives that issue, that
issue or roughly $26 million annually, if they dropped health
insurance benefits for all their employees all together, which is
really kind of a drop in the bucket. To the Supreme Court,
the way America is set up. It's all about money. It's all about
business. They said, Oh, is this a burden on you? Let's see. Does
it cost you more money? Yeah, it's a burden that has nothing
to do with God or your conscience or are killing babies
or not killing babies. It's all about money. It's about is it a
burden on the pocketbook of this company? And to who's going to
pay for it? Oh, I'm sorry. Insurance companies. You took
this deal. You took this huge insurance scam and as a part of
that to get it through to get it passed, you know, the religious
crazy people. You had to say listen, if someone doesn't agree
on on on contraceptives, that are deemed abortive, then wow.
Okay, well spring for will pay for it. We'll pay for it out of
our own pocket. And that's what all this is about. They didn't
want to pay for it.
Very good. That was one of the best analysis you've done. It
belongs on a CD. Ramzi can can pick that one up and we'll put
it on one CD and then I would give you a clip of the day for
the composite clips. Well, I'm the hypocrites and sociopaths
that you isolated in this particular segment
Thank you very much.
Very disturbing. I actually do that. As good as it was it was I
found it I found it disturbing. I mean I ended thing is it does
fall into place with a lot of other stuff going on. The
corporations does the dictionary act as it were We'd like to be
called yes has it which corporate otherwise corporations
can't sue they can't do a lot of stuff if they're not quote
unquote people even though they're it's a different kind of
person is not like a walking talking humanoid it but they the
Democrats have been using this as leverage because they know
it's never gonna change you cannot change the corporations
are people idea
no if now is everything the entire system ruins everything
work yeah but they like to use it as leverage and the worst
case guy in this regard is Tom Hartman
No, no boy, you're gonna hurt me.
I don't have a Thom Hartmann clip I'm lucky. But I did have
one that I was going to play last time but he won the talkers
award for being a free speech guy of some sort. And I do just
disgusted me because the guy is a lackey for the Democrat Party.
And all he does is just slam Republicans. Yeah, he's
essentially a more soft spoken version of Al Sharpton
and be show and, and so I thank my I thank my lucky stars. And
this will happen this this comes up more often than not in recent
shows. The only reason we can actually have this conversation
is because of our model of the audience producing this program
that we could not have couldn't have, even if the advertisers
agreed with the analysis, even if they were even then insurance
companies, by the way, are just banks. It's you know, it's not
like some some corporation is sitting there giving a shit
about you. Just the bank and in people invest in insurance
companies, Warren Buffett invests in insurance companies
insurance companies is called reinsurance, right? It's just
money. It's just banking. As Joe, you have
to assume at this point that the only reason that this story was
covered the way it was, which was the slam the Republicans and
and and Warren and religion, amen, and all the rest of it,
and he
quit any equate. And this is this is important to me. Equate
religion and belief with crazy talk that should never be
anywhere above science. And just crazy. And I don't go to church,
I don't pray. But I do believe in people's right to do whatever
they want, and have them if you want to believe fine, I'm not
going to jump around and tell you what to do. So I defend that
on based on the basis of the Constitution and playing by the
rules. These people are trying to strike that out. And I don't
like it one bit. It's just you know, First Amendment, Second
Amendment, Fourth Amendment 21st amendment, all very important to
me, it's to me,
and they can all by the way, get away with this on the mainstream
media, because they know they've got the green light as long as
they don't go the other way and turn on what this really is
about, which again, is these insurance companies which have
all the money that I don't think we can emphasize this enough. We
probably in fact, that's why you probably haven't heard it
anywhere. Probably could not do that analysis. I agree with you.
If this was a commercial venture, because somebody would
say something to someone and we'd lose a sponsor, and
we'd be boycotted, and boycotted. And we'd have people
rioting in the streets seriously. So with that, I would
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C. Dvorak.
And in the morning, do you Adam curry in the morning all ships
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We're not we were having dinner with some friends. But I mean,
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Oh, by the way, I do have a little just
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current after the war, the book is that you're the after the
war. I just want to play this clip. It's a little thing. And
maybe it's kind of relates a little bit to the Facebook rant
and the stuff we just said the beginning of the show. But I
just want to play this clip. So I can remind people in my
attitude about cards, those you know, Safeway club card, I've
always said don't use these cards. And here's the reason
tracking consumer.
I'm sorry, I had no idea where you were going.
A story published a few days ago caught our attention and
described how hospitals by information about you to
determine how likely you are to get sick and what it will cost
to treat you. For more, we're joined by one of the co authors
Shannon petty piece of Bloomberg News. So what are they buying?
And who are they buying it from? Well, they're buying the same
type of data that retailers have been using for years to target
products that you and what we're talking about here is
information that's collected by companies called data brokers,
which can track every transaction a consumer may makes
every purchase they make with a drugstore or grocery store
loyalty card.
Yeah, Lt. lt card. Yeah,
yeah, now just goes to the insurance companies too. Don't
let anybody fool you. And if you start buying too much butter,
you will be your rates will go up.
And this is and we have talked about this for years, we've been
talking about this and started with the Wii. And that
prediction came true this you know, GPS trackers. Now you
already get a better deal with progressive started with that in
America if you put your tracker in the car. And that's just the
beginning of it. And that's just that's just the very beginning
and everyone's like, Oh, I get a cheaper deal. But you know, the
same thing with with all the with like Facebook as an
example. You take your free trinkets, like a dumb Native
American. And you give away like the whole country. Because you
have a shiny mirror. Dumbo, I
have a little dumb, a little thing I can go off on.
I don't think they're dumb anymore.
They just got who'd go I know you're taking that back. It came
out wrong. It came out wrong. I
didn't mean it that way it came out.
I heard it came out wrong. adam@curry.com It came out
wrong. You know, you know what I meant? Yeah. What you meant was
they shouldn't have given the island of Manhattan workers
don't even know that they did that. It could be just one guy.
Taking advantage of the situation. Some probably from
guy. Yeah, yeah. Give me some B justice is all yours. Which is
which led to of course, people who sell the Brooklyn Bridge.
Yeah, exactly. Why not? Yeah. All right. So Right. How are we
doing with the soccer? How are we doing with the soccer go
ahead
and Boom shaka laka.
Well, interesting. They do have some, some comments on the
soccer.
Okay, before you do that, I want to go into my little thing that
was just run on Real Sports. And I've come to a new conclusion
about this, all this promotion for soccer. And when you hear
about this, this was a long but this is a long 20 minute report,
it took three clips from it in this series is called the on the
clip list is soccer is rigged. And I want to play these three
clips before we started talking about soccer,
where we begin tonight with a global game that's on everyone's
lips and everyone's TV these days, and that soccer, or as
everyone outside of the United States calls it football. It's
played on every continent and in every corner of the globe. And
as the World Cup unfolds in Brazil, the depth and breadth of
soccers appeal is pretty obvious. But amid all its
success, the world's most popular game has been
increasingly compromised by widespread corruption, the likes
of which no major sport has ever seen. In an effort to better
understand the depth of the problem. We traveled to six
countries over the past year to learn just how much
manufacturers have compromised the sports integrity and enrich
themselves doing those to those in attendance and watching on
TV. This looked like a typical soccer match in Italy. And in
many ways, it was frills and energy and passion since only
the outcome of this game was never in doubt, because the game
was fixed. To show more or less that
that was the perfectly manipulated came by because it
wasn't just me. Other teammates were also being paid
of the 22 players on the field. How many were in on it? Coin
volunteer.
We were involved in my to Carlos Gervasoni.
A defender was one of several players who had accepted bribes
to lose the game. Just when it appeared that Dhruva Sony was
doing his best to defend his goals. He was actually doing the
opposite. By intentionally committing a false you decked an
opposing player in the box. Was that part of the plan? Say?
Yes, because we needed the other team to score go on.
His hit led to a penalty kick for the opposition. That was
left for Java, Sony, was to pretend to be upset about it. I
love the outrage that you show here.
I had to do my part. You're a good actor.
Of course, it didn't hurt that the supporting cast in this
unfilled charade included his goalie, who was also in on the
fix. The goalie almost fell into his own net.
Perfect, perfect. Yeah, of course, because he was one of
them who got the money. How much
did you get for that game?
It was a lot more than $100,000 Just for me. Love it. Love it.
So they go on. And they show a lot of this. They show that this
is all mostly from Asian Yakuza and other gambling interests in
Asia. And they showed us this interesting point. They
discussed a little bit about what's going on with Asian
soccer. Nobody's even going to the games anymore. They're so
bad. They're so rigged, but they made it anyway that but the big
games that we're talking about are are still kind of you know,
people are still they're still popular and say but so let's
play soccer is rigged to,
I think often. soft spoken Craig has to have even reached the
very highest levels of the sport. In Berlin we met a man
named Auntie subpoena soft spoken Croatian, who from the
comfort of the sports bar used to run the biggest match fixing
ring and all of your watch the most you ever better again,
ever.
I think half a million
half a million, half a million euros. Yes. In 2009. subpoena
worked with the Asian syndicate to even rig a World Cup
qualifying match. It was a game between Finland and
Liechtenstein, which subpoena rigged not by paying off
players, but by bribing the one man who could virtually
guarantee the outcome, the referee,
we made some arrangement for two goals and second half.
Do you remember how we went about making sure that there
were two goals in the second half he
gave a penalty for Finland and SEC love. And firstly, not
really a
penalty as an expert, you could sit there and go That's my guy
just came here to money here. Another referee subpoena bought
fixed about 20 other big games, often by awarding one team
penalty kicks or by tossing the opposing team's best player out
of the game for no apparent reason.
Is it worth two games where he really made some? I don't want
saying the records. But it was
I'm curious of the people you approached would most say yes.
Most of them. Yes. A FIFA referee doing an international
friendly base income is around about 500 euros for that match.
If he fixes that match. It's normally about 50,000.
I have one little problem with this report job. And I do want
you to wrap it up. This is now being portrayed as Oh, it's
these teams and these individual players and some rafts when I
believe it is a structural business run from the top. Yeah,
no, this has been
that and I wouldn't make the argument against that thought.
And they do have a five foot
clip, which we call a FIFA. We call it FIFA.
I fine. But now the last one of the Yeah, no, I agree. I think
that whole thing it's a fractal, but they're making it sound like
oh, they're not really if you watch the whole thing it just
makes it look like everybody's
Africans. A lot of it is Africans is the Africans because
a lot of Africans that's why they had the rouse them. But
here's the here's the best example. And this involves not
really African team but the Tonga national team. And this is
now this is just kind of funny this
how extensive a problem are we talking about
almost half the countries of the world in some way I've
experienced match fixing and football 35% of Eastern European
players have all been admitted being approached by match fixers
so brazen have the fixers become that on at least one occasion
they didn't even bother buying players or reps, they just
created a fake team to do their bidding. This team in yellow was
purported to be the national team of Togo, that fought off
but in truth, the entire team, all of them, were imposters
Got a fake team? Can you believe team, the boss tell them we want
you to walk into the football pitch with one mindset that
you're going to be beaten. So before the game you already lost
didn't go boom check like the people say I'm crazy with to
Obama's whole team is fake of course that That's great.
Well, the whole thing is thing is, I agree but I'm just wanting
to i My conclusion to all this is the only reason that we're
promoting the game is such that it's, it's a game that is asking
for it. And that's the point I'm trying to make. I don't care
about the endemic corruption, which is horrible. But the game
is asking for it when you have games that go nil nil, and one
nil and two to one, and that's the tutor wants a high scoring
game. That is the easiest got it's got to be the easiest thing
to rig. And what's happened is that, yes, the American gamblers
have been left out of this wonderful banana because they
don't know how to there's no spread. We don't we can't do
point in the second. It's not how our it's not our culture of
Gam different
way of winning. And so they were trying to popularize the sport
so we can get in on the action. That's the only reason that
people should soccer to take off here in the United States.
I agree. Again, I'm in complete agreement. And I am very happy
to say that I have a personal hero in soccer. He is now dubbed
the Secretary of Defense, which I think is hilarious because if
you go on the street and you ask someone what is the name of the
American Secretary of Defense? I doubt many will be able to say
Hagel they would say Tim Howard who is the goalie for the
American team and he plays in the in the UK for I forget which
team Ipswich maybe. And he is he has Tourette's
and not just by why he's so good. Not just any kind
of Tourette's he has the exact same Tourette's I have. Which is
Yeah, which is not the cool kind we used we used to say curse
words all the time and you're on the plane you say bomb and
terrorist. It's not that cool, but it's
on a lot of flights.
Here's a little a little ditty. I didn't even know this. I'd
know that he was and by the way, you don't suffer from
Tourette's. Okay? It's not like I'm suffering. Oh, I'm suffering
from Terena which is he's a Tourette's sufferer or as an A
he actually comes up with the term I hadn't heard TS which is
Tourette Syndrome. I'm a TS suffer and this is I love this
because I was a lone voice in the wind telling all the parents
to their kids don't worry your kids non you know you don't give
him pills, whatever. And now he's and now that yeah, home.
This is what the doctors prescribe. Although I have a
feeling he may be taking some stuff. But anyway, here's a
little bit of Tim Howard the secretary of Tourette's,
but how it plays on an even bigger stage off the field one
Oh, because it's just such a burden he never asked to be put
on the one he takes very seriously. He suffers from
Tourette syndrome
because he's suffering from Tourette syndrome. I love it.
But it's an even bigger game I have to play on John. When the
show is over. I go through life as a Tourette Syndrome sufferer
our
inherited neuro psychiatric disorder. It's a neuro
psychiatric disorder. With one psychiatric
part,
I don't know it's a neuro psychiatric Psych. I can't even
say it a neuro psychiatric disorder. And you have to have
sad music for that because Have pity on us.
He suffers from Tourette Syndrome, inherited neuro
psychiatric disorder with onset in childhood.
It's defined as involuntary motor tics and twitches if you'd
like and some of it's blinking clear my throat different
muscles tensing of different body parts it you know, as as I
grew up with that it became different at different times.
One year it was this the next year was that and I think in
every, in every case, there's a little bit of there's a little
bit of difference, but for the most part I'm very similar to
most of the people who have
his condition hasn't stopped him from being one of the top
goalkeepers in the English Premier League playing for
Everton, since 2006. ever turn these wide posts where Howard
stands the tallest This is his office, his stage and his place
to live out his dreams. But as he plays in likely his last
World Cup, his legacy off the pitch may live longer than
anything he does on the field.
If a kid wants to look up to me, and I think that's pretty
awesome, you know, and I've always tried to live my dreams.
You know, even if they were too big for me to even fathom, but
with Tourette Syndrome, that was that was never I was never a
stop sign for me it was always just a little bump in the road
that I would just keep going on wasn't gonna stop me from
achieving my dreams. And I try and tell all the kids that I
meet that hope to be amazing one day and be a professional
athlete and be a doctor or whatever they want to be. That's
something that that they can do all that because you know, TS
wall stuff.
TS suffering.
It was funny because I told Miss Mickey this last night. And I
said did you hear this? Howard is the he suffers from Tourette
syndrome? And she said really? Oh, that's interesting hands is
exactly the same started when he was nine with me. It started
around eight or nine and it moves around your arm. It's your
leg. It's your eyes. Yeah, oh, yeah, it moves right and it can
move around from week to week sometimes.
Maybe just get some some some animal living in there.
gerbil. And it was funny. She said, well, but how can you how
can you play World Cup soccer with Tourette's? What I know I
said Are you kidding me? This is why he's so good because he
wants to jump to the right to catch the ball in his head goes
left and he
is because
of the unexpected. Can you play World Soccer? I do a
world class podcast with my Tourette's. Okay. Amazing. I
love the sad music though.
The sad me this pathetic that report that's manipulating this
book.
This is why I play it. By love it. I love it. I love it. I love
it. Tim Howard, hero of the tick's
apparently he broke the record, I guess for saves. Yeah. Which
tells me that the team really stinks. Yeah.
So here's, here's what here's the one thing I have. And this
is very strange. Okay, very, very strange. A Brazilian
ambassador in a country I cannot name because it would give away
who told me this story. One of our producers had a dinner sit
down in a private dinner with an ambassador to Brazil, from
Brazil, in this country. And the ambassador said the World Cup
final will be two to one. Brazil winning over Germany, which is
not even possible. Which tells me that something is going to
happen. That some Brazil and Germany I don't see
how that's possible either. Was my prediction exactly the same
to one but that
is not that can't happen according to the way the pool is
set up. So maybe someone have to forfeit or something weird would
happen. That might be some strange condition.
Well, there's another but there's another possibility
here. Which was that was the original layout. And it got
changed at the last minute because they wanted a different
Brazil versus I'm thinking the following. Okay, this is a
possibility. If I'm not mistaken, you can look at the
brackets, or people can jump to conclusions and start tweeting
before he finished the show.
Oh, by the way, people, please do not do that. Because when you
send us an email saying, I heard you say this, you're so so and
we are and we read the email saying gee, if the guide only
listened for like 30 minutes more and then you send another
email which is your apology email. Now you've wasted my time
twice.
Right. Brazil vs. Argentina. Yes.
I think we mentioned this, didn't we? Yeah. And I think two
more to one. Brazil wins over Argentina.
Yeah. And I think it's because they I think they're trying to
assuage South America which has always been given a short stick
on these things. Because you everyone knows in South America
is a huge soccer mania and all the way up through Mexico and I
think they're gonna get this will be a good one of the really
great and there's so draw a lot of fans to the to the match, to
watch the match and even go to the place to the stands and from
Argentina, because it's a short well, and it's not a short
drive, you have to fly it and even though it's right next
door, and I think it'll be it'll just be a boost for this for the
league, or the f5 for FIFA, and Latin America, I think it's I
think is important and it's also a great rivalry. Brazil and
Argentina have always hated each other I agree. And so it'd be a
nice match as opposed to yet another European can now the
French I think is a possibility. I think that French can go in to
the finals
for instance, my French are very very good and they're they're
kind of they just slide in there but the friendship but the
French are being you know, beaten down for a number of
reasons. And it's funny because I you guys talked about it on.
DHL unplugged the BNP Paribas the French bank has been fined
some massive eight or $9 billion point nine suddenly point nine.
And they're not allowed to trade in US dollars and all this stuff
which Putin says our buddy Putin is because the French were still
going to sell their battle warships to, to Russia. And they
said to America, like, yeah, we're still gonna sell these
chips. And America said, Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, it's time to
find you and kick your kick your bank out of doing business in
American dollars. And I think there's some validity to that.
I actually don't think my my theory on this fine is
different. Oh, I mean, I think there may have an element of
truth to that may look like a good explanation. But my
explanation is more along the lines of that we were getting
tired of our companies getting fined by the EU Oh, seven on
Google picking on Microsoft and just stealing money, Mr. smo
million, billion billion needs just take, take a bunch of
billions and said, Well, you know, we can play that game too.
And so they were oh, by the way, do you think 8.9 billion will
get your attention? And actually,
no, I don't care if the bank doesn't care how we're gonna
send the check is what the bank says, Here you go. How much do
you need more?
Yeah, we got we got a jerk. I don't faze
me these things. These these banks. The American banks in the
first quarter of this year, did something like $50 billion in
profit from once
on fees. Or whatever the case whoever ends up in that there's
geopolitical reasons for it. I think the best match should be
Brazil, Argentina, because it would be it would get a lot of
attention, even though it'd be would probably lose some of the
audience in Europe. But whoever it is Brazil's winning. Yeah,
that's that has to be that. That's the That's the back end
because
we cannot have brought otherwise Brazil will just the whole
country will be on fire.
Yes, Brazil has to win and to assuage them and get ready for
the Olympics and the right to keep the Yeah, look how well we
did in the World Cup. And then keep the public from going
berserk. And that'll be that and that's why it has to be rigged.
I mean, you have to rig these games for these political
reasons. The the last What was the last one Spain one when they
had all these problems, and
Spain was falling apart. Yeah, you had it's gotten a little
tougher to predict this because every country is essentially
falling apart one way Yeah, but nothing would
be as disastrous as Brazil losing I agree.
So just out of the blue, but I I think I figured out why. We we
just started hitting the American public with with
reports yesterday just terrorizing people. Just
terrorizing people just unbelievable lies.
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up security
at America's airports amid fears terrorists are developing new
weapons. Top security officials fear new technology is being
used to develop devices that can be smuggled past screening
systems. It's a concern that some say could lead to longer
lines at security checkpoints. They are Homeland Security's
most dreaded threats, explosive devices and objects from shoes
to toothpaste tube and undetectable by airport
security. Now, the US is considering new airport security
measures due to increased concerns that terrorists from al
Qaeda in Peninsula new bomb designs cool current security
new and
improved. We
remain concerned about the capability of some of these
elements to develop weapons that could be forwarded by our
current security systems.
Officials tell CNN there is no immediate threat or plot
however, an additional vulnerability has been
identified.
Exactly. So this is continuously there is no threat or
vulnerability. But everybody so I don't know. I don't know what
station that was. I'm going to move over to CNN now. Everybody
was was showing bombs explosions. Jihad ease train
Justin. It
was here at CNN he just made on this new generation of bars. It
could be smuggled onto a commercial airplane without
being detected. But nowadays is what we're hearing from US
officials telling us at CNN, the US is considering new airport
security measures because of these rising concerns that
members of the terror group al Qaeda are developing explosives
designed to avoid current airport security screenings.
Washington to our CHIEF NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT Jim Shaw
good
that they say no pool no threat. Nothing at all. But all of this
town.
No. Jim first is as far as these undetectable bomb detectable.
What more are you learning?
Well, this has been a long running concern for a number of
months. US officials have been concerned about and warning
about particularly AQAP, as you mentioned, and their master bomb
maker that you may have heard of before. Now we know
this because we had Nancy Pelosi weeks ago saying the master bomb
maker. They've got plans we've seen there. They've got to do
the job. Ready to blow up truck bombs, new bombs, new crazy new
bombs. So this is not new, but for some reason, which I think I
know, this has to be packaged right now I'll
Asiri developing bombs that can get past security screening they
don't have a lot of metal parts so they can get through, you
know both the pack downs but also
not a lot of metal parts what does that even mean one metal
part will trip it off more on
machines, that's been an existing concern. What's
happened now is that concern has increased increased due to an
additional vulnerability to that kind of bomb being identified by
intelligence analysts and now DHS is considering what do they
do to respond to that so that they can spot these things. They
haven't decided what those measures are, but they are
considering those measures. You know, they've been concerned for
a long time here and I, I've heard this book, you know, a
number of times, Aaron, Brooke, whatever your name is, and now
clearly that concern is raised to a level where they're trying
to consider what they can do about it.
I'm thinking it's a holiday week, people are flying on how
soon they will be doing anything. That's when you want
to terrorize people. That's the best time What are you hearing
from my DHS?
It won't come that soon. It's something they're considering
now. It's not going to reflect the July 4 weekend.
Oh, okay. So that's at the end of the board ABC packages
something up for all their stations to play.
Iraqi military video showed a Russian cargo jet with the first
delivery of 12 war planes the Iraqi government has bought
secondhand from Moscow. The ground attack fighter jets are
the latest effort by the Iraqi government to turn the tide of
battle against Islamist Sunni invaders.
See what we're doing now is we're turning the news in Iraq.
We're trying to meld that into terror in American spies terror
terror, be afraid citizens Uriah
who have overrun much of their country. The plains of the US to
support ground troops such as these Iraqi state TV showed the
counter attacking in an effort to retake the town of buckwheat
soldier weapon at a fuel tank. Killing tents aren't the only
thing
or one machine gun and he's shooting at a tanker to try and
blow it out
which side has the upper hand in the battle? Iraqi security
officials say they are coordinating the campaign to
take it home back in the US is now flying armed drone aircraft.
Dat Meanwhile there is a spike in fears of violence in Iraq
could overflow onto American soil spike
in fear. Yeah, you're causing the spike in fear our homeland
is
minute back that up. He said it's going to overflow into
American soil. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Anybody working these
networks actually understand geography.
They don't care. They don't care. It's just and I have the
reason why but I want to draw it out as long as possible.
Okay, we'll get soil
we gotta hit the top of the hour Johnny. I can milk it. I can I
can stretch this segment all the way to the new weather on the
eights stretch, it
could overflow onto American soil. Oh, what's that?
Oh, it looks like some spillover from Iraq. Our homeland is at
risk and love it and they put Lindsey Graham his only quote by
homeland is it read listen to this like an asshole spike
and fears that the violence in Iraq could overflow onto
American soil. Our homeland is at risk radicals and furious, so
we
just throw that in there. Our homeland is at risk. I think
when I'm gonna be Could I have a two loaves of white bread Our
homeland is at risk. And I'd like some croissants, the
European
and US passports could get on commercial flights carrying a
new generation of non metallic explosives disguised as innocent
everyday carry ons to
describe this innocent everyday carry on disguises toothpaste,
clothing, cosmetics, designed to be smuggled past airport
security.
Also, at least 100 And so 100 Plus Americans are over there in
Syria right now. So any of these people can go back to the United
States and they can carry out the type of attack and kill you.
I'm trained in
giving Homeland Security officials plenty to lose sleep
over as the July 4 Holiday approaches. Dario Aldinger.
News, New York. That's right. You see an ordinary carry on be
afraid. So what is the TSA going to do? They're going to of
course. Excuse me, they're going to do some things that I find
very, very annoying. We're told that
this will not change what passengers can bring on board
flights, for instance, laptops or iPhones, but passengers will
see additional screening of shoes and electronics, they'll
see additional screening for explosive residue those swab
machines you're now familiar with and should be familiar with
that sleeve. They may also see additional screening at gates,
Briana, you know, sometimes on flights in addition to the
screening you go through just after check in, when you get to
the gate, they might look at your bag again or swab you
again. And I'm told that this is really about AQAP and then
always refining bombs that get past security fewer metal parts,
less explosive Reddit residue, and that's the real thing behind
these threats.
No, it's not. That is not the real thing behind these threats.
So so you're going to be at the gate you've gone through
security your shoes have to go through three times. Apparently,
you get to take out your laptops and they'll be Oh, looks like
get some non metallic parts in there that could explode with
all this just over and over and then and then you're at the gate
and then come over like a swab you at the gate. Like as fucking
slave I'm so mad about this makes me really, really angry.
Sorry, it's the Tourette's.
So what's it about your skin it useful? You had a conclusion to
this report.
So the September 11 Security fee that helps fund the
Transportation Security Administration. Currently, it's
it's $2.50 per segment up to a $10. Cap on July 21, it's going
to $5.60 for a one way ticket. So they've made it a little
simpler rather than per segment. They're looking at one way
tickets, but you could just trip out and back nonstop. That was
$5 is going to $11.20.
And that per ticket cap is being eliminated. Correct? Yeah, the
cap is being eliminated. It's interesting. It wasn't in the
legislation. It wasn't in the legislation before the
administration had to impose the cap as a practical matter. No
more cap. That's something that I think it's still under
discussion. Controversial there.
As of July 21, the your tickets will become more expensive, with
a 100% increase, in some cases, 110% increase, now no longer
capped for a security fee, which is intended to fund portions of
Department of Homeland Security, specifically, the TSA. So I
wager, to say that when this news comes out, and everyone's
looking at their ticket and seeing these outrageous fees per
segment, so a total fee of a ticket could be up to $100. If
you're talking International, extra, as a security fee, I
wager to say that this is all this fear is now being put in
place. So you don't question that. Do you not want to be safe
with these non metallic objects that can blow up like a regular
carry on from the bomb Meister? The bomb Meister in the Arabian
Peninsula, which might spill over into our homeland? Do you
question that person? Citizen? That is what this is about?
These bastards I mean, they just tax us every way they can is a
tax it isn't. It's literally the government's coffers, I will say
probably will buy a few more machines, by the way, they need
this extra money because for example, they spent hundreds of
millions of dollars on those puffer machines, which are all
now in a warehouse someplace. Remember that no,
no, that they're actually all those machines all the what not
the puffers specifically but are is in a warehouse. puffers in
the warehouse are sent back now the other ones are in prisons
now. The ones that have too much radiation. That's the rapid
scale we use that was on prisoners now.
Okay, that makes sense. Right, just the unregulated X ray
machine good
common in the chat room. How else are they going to fund
ISIS? A good point? I will say someone has been listening to
this show. And I've always said if you really want to get the
American public's attention about terrorists, then you have
to do the following.
A national manhunt is underway for Ali Mohammed brown brown is
accused of murdering two gay men in Seattle earlier this month.
What we learned today about Brown's possible motives have
many in the LGBT community very upset. Sources tell me Brown is
a radical jihadist who targeted the victims using an app popular
among gay men. Yeah, investigators pulling down used
Grindr Yeah, let's use their cell phones GPS locator to meet
other gay men in the area. Detective say Brown met up with
siete and Anderson young after they left are plays a popular
gay bar on Capitol Hill. Sources tell q 13. Fox News brown
underwent jihadist training in California in April and sources
also believed the two men were attacked simply because their
sexual orientation offended Browns radical Muslim beliefs
finally,
finally your hair this finally it doesn't matter what's going
on in Syria. You need jihadist killing the gays that's how you
get people's attention. Very smart people very good.
Now let's get point out a little interesting
jihadi school in California. It's a charter school I'm told
Johannes school in California charters funded by AIDS
it Bill Gates Common Core jihadi style,
I want to know when did you Was there a mention specifically
where this jihadist training is going on in California? No, no,
this just runs everywhere we finding these Madras is in the
middle of nowhere Pakistan. We should be able to find one if
it's in Marin County.
It's hilarious. I love It's so much
it's so funny. That's borderline. Borderline.
Yeah, no, it's all borderline. It's all important.
I want to ask you a question because you're Dutch well,
well no in culture and there's someone Yes.
So what is the wrong with these people? Did you play the do you
play the Dutch do it again Mexico incident Oh,
I'm have no idea what this Dutch national airline KLM is that the
center of lively debate online, every Twitter message posted
this weekend celebrating the Netherlands victory over Mexico
in a second stage knockout round at the World Cup. The mocking
tweet came with a picture showing an airport departure
sign along with a pictogram representing a Mexican complete
with sombrero to the stash and punchy. The piece was meant to
be funny, but it's not had a desired reaction with web uses
are from it. Mexicans have taken social networks in their droves,
slamming the airline and voicing their outrage over the tweet.
Many are particularly offended by the picture posted by KLM
saying it's making fun of Mexican culture. Fuses are also
saying they will not be flying with a Dutch company in the
future.
Okay, I think I can answer this. Because this came by
the way before you give us the answer, which is going to be
very interesting, I'm sure. Why aren't the aren't the Dutch
instead of I mean, why are the Mexicans upset about the match
and it was rigged, so the Dutch could win it was a nil nil tie
until the referee got involved. This is what they should be
outraged about not a Pictou gram of a Mexican in the Sombrero
Well,
you know how sports fans are even if you win like you go riot
and burn shed is you can you can to this whole micro propaganda.
Now let me explain what's going on here. If this came up.
Interestingly enough, I will admit, I have watched this
particular episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians because I
had heard about this and I wanted to see how they put it on
television, where Kim and her mom, Chris, were paid. I believe
it was $500,000. And they got first class airfare and great
hotel to go to Vienna. And I know I know these kinds of guys
who do this you have a quote unquote entrepreneur and he
basically he's whoring out Kim because he's the prostitutes in
their own special way to you know, do book signings and open
some stores and the guys charging everybody is very, very
well known business. And that's the Kardashians. This is the
business they're in brand KIM
Yeah knows who the Kardashians are. The whole world knows
who the Kardashians are. Okay. And so they're going to the
Vienna the big Vienna ball, which the president of the
everyone's there, it's a big deal. And there's some guy
there's two two things happen. One there's a guy who is they
describe it as being in blackface, but he's not because
he doesn't have the red makeup lips and the white around that
he just is. He's made to look black makeup, his whole face,
and hands and arms. And this guy is obviously some comedian or
whatever. And he's like a Kim. It's me Kanye. And, and the show
actually stops with a voiceover. This was so shocking to us
because for someone to show up in blackface, and believe me, in
Europe, they don't know what blackface is. They don't know
the Al Jolson, they don't understand the history of this,
but the Kardashians then did a minute and a half showing the
history of blackface you know, because black people couldn't
perform so white people made fun of them, by having by making
their faces black with big red lips, which is guy did not have.
So they immediately said, This is unbelievable racism. How can
you show up in blackface and then there was a an interview,
which was live on Austrian television. And another comedian
was there. And the guy makes a comment as they're interviewing
Kim and Chris. He says, Oh, well, yeah, the ball is about to
start. We're just waiting for the niggers in Vienna, which is
a joke, a pun on Kanye song niggers in Paris, which is
called Negroes in Paris. And the in the hospital shocked us at
niggers. And the here's the problem. Well, here's what's
going on. There is such a lack of that particular there's all
kinds of problems in Europe with xenophobia, but there is no
actual racism as we think of it in America today, where the word
nigger doesn't have that connotation and words in general
don't have that heavy weight so there's no ban on words that I
know of not the way the PC police work in United States.
And and actually a guy saying, who's made up to look black and
saying I'm Kanye, hahaha is almost a lame joke. It is not
see it is not seen culturally as racist. Just so when the Dutch
make a joke about the Belgians or the French or the Germans or
the Mexicans, it literally is not in their culture a racist
feeling the way we all are overly sensitive in the United
States. Does that make any sense? Yeah, they're
behind the times.
They're actually far more advanced where people who just I
disagree, I think I think Europeans in many aspects
are they're there. They have no sensitivity, they need
sensitivity training, really? 1950 No, there they are. So
advanced say goes when it comes to this sort of they are so
advanced.
I'll tell you another story. Mickey, before I knew her, or I
knew of her, of course, Black
Pete goes away in the next 20 years. Yeah.
It's going away, believe me has gone away. When Mickey moved to
the States in I think 2002. Or I can't remember what it was. When
was the OJ thing. When did he when did that trial take place
was that I was a long time ago. 90s and
late 90s. Maybe? Let's see OJ Simpson trial.
We know it must have been the 90s not the 2000s I think it
was, I mean, she was she she was she was going to she came to Los
Angeles as an actor and actually started did very well. But when
she arrived in America, she kept and she knew heard about of
course the OJ Simpson thing 1994 9495 She heard everyone
talking about the N word and she thought that the N word was for
Nicole. She didn't understand she thought you know people why
don't why don't people talk about Nicole Brown? Why did
that's why they're so sensitive about the N word she didn't
understand because these words I truly in my heart I do feel
Europeans are actually we're it's going to change. They're
being brought back but they were so advanced that people would
just say a cripple Hey, ugly Hey shithead Hey Belgian Hey kraut.
Hey Jew Hey, Arab Hey towelhead did people didn't get upset
this argument of your stakes even close to the truth
is the truth. So in today's politically correct World
Cultural Marxism this is where they run into trouble on an on a
global scale. But it comes from a very childlike almost good
place have exactly the opposite. And I know it sounds weird, but
I grew up in this and I I feel this. We never talked about
white or black and it was never felt that growing up in the
Netherlands never okay.
Okay. I think there was a little long winded but I'll just will
stop it. I do have to make a correction for the show. Because
I'm looking up the something and it's apparently France is
playing Germany, thus, who cannot play Brazil in the
finals? The only countries that can play in the finals against
Brazil? or France? Costa Rica. No, France is playing Germany.
In today's match or tomorrow's match.
Someone wins Can't they then go to the finals? Know that this is
this the
semi finals then they play Brazil who goes to the finals?
France Germany plays Brazil called the winner of France.
Germany plays the winner of Brazil Colombia. Okay. Then that
team goes to the finals, right? The teams that will be playing
each other that are would be in in this deal. By the way, Brazil
may be playing Germany and win two to one but that's not the
finals either has to be Argentina as which is my
prediction, Belgium, Netherlands, racists and
Netherlands. Team name. Or Costa Rica.
Could it be Netherlands Germany? Is that a possibility? Yes.
Since you're going with Brazil, I'm going to say something goes
horribly wrong with the match fixing and the racist Dutch come
out against the Nazi Germans.
Well, that would be ironic. That will be great. They're not going
to take a chance on that if Brazil loses ads it's going to
be bad news I am that the finals are going to be played it will
be burned to the ground with all I got 1000 People in so I agree.
I agree. It will be very, very, very bad. Very bad.
All right. Well, so now somebody's probably written us
already about it. Yeah, no, I'll do I'll do your friends
and do the voice to the voice.
You guys said Brazil. Brazil is gonna play France in the finals.
You don't know anything. You're idiots. That's what this other
guy said. Literally. We're true hideous. We are idiots. idiot
savant sprouts. But I
will say one thing. I personally really liked the game of soccer.
When it's at this level, I do not enjoy watching. I don't
watch any sports ever for any reason. But when we're in a
competitive world cup thing like this, and it's a team that I
care about, which either be the racist Dutch The the Tourettes
King hero of the tick's the US team. I've been of course the
finals I watched that you know, but yeah, I do enjoy it to
people who think just because we don't elders and another thing
you don't know shit about soccer and no kidding dough. No we
don't. And I don't care to know his shit. I just care because I
understand cricket.
Then there's that what's an over?
I can't figure that one out.
Oh please john@curry.com Do not send I don't care. Don't send me
that how it works. I don't care. I really don't.
Okay, clip Quick, quick clip. Yes. Amy Adams does good
deed who was Amy Adams.
She's an actress, a very pretty actress.
He's writing for USA.
I think we can all get together on this one and say well done.
Alright, actress Amy Adams is winning a lot of praise this
morning for a first class move. She was boarding a flight from
Detroit to Los Angeles and that is when she noticed an American
servicemen sitting in coach. So what did she do? She gave him
her first class seat or his seat back in the coach section of the
airplane. Best of all this the part I liked the most Amy, the
daughter of an American officer. An army officer, excuse me did
not seek any publicity for this deed. It was a fellow passenger
who shared words of her selfless act on social media. Somebody
else spots it.
I mean, she wasn't trying to get attention. But I hope it catches
on to her promises was like Yes.
Story. Oh, let's keep the public amused with this bullcrap. By
the way. Have you ever tried to stop
stop stop stop I'm gonna give it to you because you deserve it
for that. I'm sorry. That was that was well deserved cliff.
Well deserved.
I'm dead in a denial on this one. No, this was a disgusting
clip.
That's why it's so great. This is such an this goes right back
to what we talked about the beginning of the show. And this
is a big part of the micro propaganda the mood
manipulation. That is Ken did they go to a commercial break
right after this by any chance to sell you some hot pockets?
I'm sure they did. Oh, are you? Oh, I'm so. so emotional. I need
a hot pocket. This is how it works. That was a great combo of
a combo of a poop sandwich. Just a beautiful oops
buhay Do you ever tried to give somebody your first class Yeah,
I do have traveled the family once a while I get first class
because somebody's paying for it. Now again, my somebody's in
the bag. They said Come on. She was in first class. The
stewardess gets all right now you're assigned a first class
seat in the TSA won't let your chain and Boom shakalaka
brothers
exactly right you can't do that you can't even have you can't
even go talk to someone you can't even poop in the first
class toilet
that's bullshit and then the other question is what was Amy
Adams doing in Detroit but outs and others I don't want to get a
whole nother that's the clip night clip and that's what
I got. Very good. I like that a lot. Yeah, I'd like to turn our
attention to Well, obviously we had some some serious things
happen. Although it's not like we haven't been predicting this
for days how long we've been predicting. Well, here's the gym
I can think of crap. Been talking about the caliphate. And
here it is everybody. Not only was there a caliphate, but there
was a meeting and meeting. Let me see if we can do this. See
how Wait let me see if I can do this. John. Hold on a second.
Hello, hello. Hello. Met it is Baghdadi here. Ah Oh Al Baghdadi
here. We have a problem. We have a big big problem. Yeah,
everybody can figure out how we ISIS are we I seal is it? Is it
Lavon? Do we need to rebrand we need rebranding for the
corporation.
Yeah, I think we got ideas for you. Yes, let's cut it down
something short, something easy. Something that people can
remember.
I S is I like it. What does it stand for?
A good stand for a lot of things is could be
is I have an idea. How about let me think ah, Islamic state that
would work. Exactly. Exactly. Islamic State. Very nice. Very
nice.
Now we're gonna have to make some changes. One of the things
you have to change your name from Al Baghdadi. No, no, no,
it's gonna be Khalif. You're gonna be the head of
Calif yes and I will be colleague. Abraham Yes. Because
that's the first guy yes veteran. I am the top dog top
dog top dog
Abraham of the Islamic State Everybody now has to talk to
you.
Yes, I am The Boss. Boss. Okay, boss anything else? Yes, get me
out of this bucket.
And that's pretty much how we think it went that to.
Fantastic. I've really loved that they've just gone ahead and
said, Alright, this is now our turf. And we're good to go. And
thank you very much, President Obama for the $500 million that
really helped. Which was clearly just given to them.
They've already got an over a billion in the bank. I don't
know how much more money they need.
What What I found very nice, because it completely justified
my theory of the Kirkuk Haifa pipeline, that was the entire
reason for the 2003 Iraqi invasion to resurrect that and
you recall, we talked about Bibi Netanyahu at the time saying Oh,
good, we'll have Iraqi oil flying flowing through Israel
again. And then everyone said Shut up, idiot. Don't tell
anybody about that. And so Netanyahu is now back
is fighting between Iraq's rival factions splinters the country,
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced his support for
Kurdish statehood.
And then only regarding the Kurds. They are fighting people
that have proved their political commitment, political moderation
and deserve political independence moods.
Israel has quietly maintain military and intelligence ties
with the Kurds for decades, seeing in the minority ethnic
group, a buffer against shared era of adversaries.
We should support international efforts to strengthen Jordan and
support the Kurdish aspiration for independence. Yes,
Israel's position appear to clash with that of its close
ally, the US, Washington, particularly Secretary of State
John Kerry has pressed Kurdish leaders to stand with Baghdad
that
you see because whose oil is belongs to who this is really
the problem, then I predict is going to be a little rift
because I see no people on the board of Janelle energy that are
American I see only Brits and I see an inside job and we were
not invited to the party.
With Iraq on the brink of all out Civil War oil giants such as
BP and Shell pulled workers from oil fields in the south and east
of the country earlier this month. But north of Kirkuk, the
semi autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan is an oasis of
tranquility and smaller British oil companies are reaping the
benefits. Take for example canal energy, run by former BP boss
Tony Hayward. The company recently started pumping oil
from its brand new K ri pipeline, which runs from the
semi autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan over to Turkey, say
Han Turkey from where Kurdish oil and gas can be sold to
Israel to national markets. Iraqi Kurdistan insists that
they have the moral and constitutional right to exploit
their own oil with canal bypassing the central
government,
Grinnell energy.com John the Gulf echo, November echo, Lima
echo, November echo Romeo, golf, Yankee Grinnell energy. Let's
see Tony Hayward Executive Director and CEO. They just
everyone from BP essentially left BP and started their own
little company.
They were ousted from BP after their screw up well, yes, of
course. Here is the independent chairman is Rodney Chase, who
served on the boards of PetroFac BP TNK BP. He retired full with
full time employment from BP and two in 2003. We have let's see
Julian methyl. He is from Goldman Sachs. A Jim Lange
director and chairman. Let's see he was HSBC bank. So Graham
Hearn the he was the old boys network. Well, he is the
shipping guy so he's the Chairman of Brammer shipping
services but we need to ship it you see from say Han to Israel.
George rose. He is see he's from ba ba systems of course all
these like they've got a great little thing going on here.
Yeah, I don't see Clinton by don't see carry I had but no
one's been invited. I don't see any any Bush people in here.
Fantastic. These are the guys that are you can call it a small
energy A company all you want and this is a boon a boon for
Israel and I think there's a rift because of all this. I
think this is a real problem and people getting pissed off and
we're now the United States and the the douchebags who are
fighting this crap and citing all of it are stuck with Baghdad
where it's going to be a mess, which is where everyone's Oh go
Baghdad, Baghdad, please pay no attention to the semi autonomous
region. What does that even mean? It's a caliphate dude.
They have a ruler. His name was the Khalif. They've rebranded
they got stickers they got they got Twitter apps they got social
media people it seems like
play this clip but you know how much it has has to do with much
but play the this is the Iraq Parliament apparently had just
blew up. Now I'm sorry. Do you want to say I was just gonna say
because they're they did nobody can agree on anything.
Now, the new era in which Muslims will ultimately
triumphant is the promise from the leader of the group now
calling itself just the Islamic State which is taking over large
parts of Iraq and Syria. Al Baghdadi issue, a call to a
message lasting nearly 20 minutes urging Muslims worldwide
to take up arms and flocked to the caliphate it is declared the
response to that from the capital Baghdad will chaos is
Iraq's new parliament broke up with lawmakers walking out and
making threats despite calls for the urgent formation of a
government to combat that onslaught. If two or
three main blocks didn't read
that well this is indeed the this is the message we're
supposed to focus on. Please pay no attention to the oil flow.
Colorado woman aim to go to Syria for jihad, ISIS and
Arizona in the Netherlands. More girls planning Jihad trips to
Syria. urgent action needed to stem radical Islam risks Dutch
security service receives 25 million per year extra to stop
the Cavalier the jihadi is going to the caliphate to fight and of
course, they will all come back here to kill American citizens.
Now we have seen a rise in Europe within the last month's
arrests of individuals who had trained in Syria who have come
back to their host countries who have talked about conducting
events and then you go back and lay this template over. And some
suspicious things start to appear the the British soldier
that was killed in 2011 there was some connection now appears
to this theory, training camps. Now you'll look at even May of
this year the in Brussels, the attack on the Jewish Museum
joueurs seems to be a relationship in Frankfurt,
Germany, there were they killed two US soldiers,
perpetrated by people who were training clearly Yeah, clearly
clearly.
And now we've seen other arrests, significant arrests
around Europe in a in a in a tempo that is very concerning.
Bullshit really seems appears.
He's just making it up very concerning.
I thought this, this that was Mike Rogers, by the way, the
future disc jockey. Yeah, I thought this was Rogers is the
worst. So this was kind of funny. But he makes an analogy
here, which is interest is
the easiest route today is to fly into Turkey and disappear
for a while come off the grid, spend as much time as you want
in both either Syria and or Iraq or both, and then come back and
fly out a turkey that wouldn't necessarily rise to the
standard. Remember, these are US persons. These are US citizens.
That's what the challenge is, or they're British citizens or
their German citizens or their Spanish citizens. That raises a
level of difficulty for US intelligence services in a way
that we haven't seen in the numbers that they're trying to
figure out who these people are and what their intentions are
dangerous about this and why allowing them to pull up in
Syria, allowing them to have safe haven our size of Indiana
between Syria and Iraq and I say they
are I love allowing them as a safe haven the size of Indiana
memes
jobs. Yeah, so he's off to off topic here because he should be
focusing on what we're wanting to do, which is to isolate and
blame Germany for everything. He only got a little bit on doing.
Yeah, he only got a watch in Germany, but he didn't do I
think he's was not his way. He's gotta go. He's no he's out.
He's no good house because he thinks he's no good. No, good. I
agree. He's not doing his job anymore. But that does bring me
to Germany if you're interested.
Definitely. Well, back
to Amy Catholic back back to Amy Goodman.
Oh, Amy,
where was Amy?
bitching about the Supreme Court. Amy was in Germany. Yes,
and On in Bonn,
and when in Germany,
what would you do? You'd meet up with Laura Poitras for one
no, not with Laura Poitras, you need to meet up with the new
girl with the new printing girl on the scene. Oh,
who's the new printing girl Harrison
is investigative editor at Western lakes and acting
director of the newly formed courage foundation.
Oh, this gun. This got me very interested. Of course, the newly
formed courage Foundation,
the courage Foundation. Thank you for your courage. Yes.
Thank you for the courage foundation. So I of course,
spent
too much time, obviously.
But you know, I like this story. I like this girl because she's
obviously an intelligent shill one way or the other Seven Oaks.
You know, we know those bad now here's what we know. She was
Julian Assange, his girlfriend. She was an intern at WikiLeaks.
And now she is not only the investigative editor of
WikiLeaks. Let me just say that again. Amy. Actually, I think
she says it differently.
All right. Harrison is investigative editor
investigative editor of WikiLeaks and acting director at
the newly formed courage foundation
Acting Director of the newly formed courage foundation. Let
us go to the courage foundation just for a for a moment. What is
the courage foundation and what do you do you can find under the
FAQ section of courage found dot
lawsuit Bruin lawsuit Bruin the courage foundation is actually
already been formed. It's a new hope Minnesota. Well, here's the
courage Foundation and the URL is the courage foundation. Yes.
It's different than her courage Foundation,
which is at courage found.org. Now, what is the Forge courage
foundation? What do you do? The courage foundation is an
international organization that supports those who risk life or
liberty to make significant contributions to the historical
record. We raise funds for the legal and public defense of
specific individuals who fit this criteria and are subject to
serious prosecution or persecution. We also campaigned
for the protection of truth tellers, and the public's right
to known Jared to know generally, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah. Courage is based in Germany, the UK and the US. So I
start to really look into this. The courage foundation is just a
rebranding, since we're doing rebranding. It used to be known
as the journalistic Source Protection Defense Fund, which
was essentially the Julian Assange slush fund was set up
for people to donate money to Julian Assange. While he's in in
the embassy there and in the UK, poor guy, not It's
not of the story here.
It is. Yes.
Oh, yeah. He's been screwed.
It is not I quote, specifically, not a nonprofit, you may not
deduct anything, this money goes literally into if you look at
their says, I'm on the same page, I think they, they use
this to raise more funds. They use this money to do little
speeches and talk and also support the people who are
running the foundation, which would be pretty much Sarah
Harrison. And they so far, they're raised $12,000. And this
money goes up to 14. Oh, it's up to 14. As far as I can see, this
money goes to Sarah Harrison.
To keep her I guess, traveling.
No, she's in Germany. And she says she can't go home because
of this bull crap. Bull crap. Now. Remember, she
wasn't even sure what you're telling me? Wait,
no, I can't. You can't, you can't. You can't do it yet. I
think I know what she's what she's up to. So here she is in
Germany. Now remember, according to her own wiki page, which I
assume people who work at Wiki Leaks will know how to keep a
wiki up to date. She was an intern. It doesn't say she was
Julian Assange, his girlfriend, per se, but we pretty much know
that. And we know that Julian was pretty mad when she went and
spent all this time with Snowden. And we're pretty sure
she had that hot little black outfit on and she's assuming
we're hanging out with him in the airport for 40 days and then
a Moscow for four months, believe me. Snowden put the tip
and nothing more. But something like that happened. And now all
of a sudden, her history changes your investigative
editor. What does that mean? How did you end up working with
WikiLeaks?
I had previously been working as an investigative journalist or
really,
for what when you were an intern at WikiLeaks. Was it the New
York Times The Guardian? No, sorry, Sarah, you're making up
your own history now.
WikiLeaks for me has not only that element And in it of
journalism publishing, but also the way in which it does it with
its the concept we have of scientific journalism,
scientific journalism, John, what she is totally Rael
speaking crap.
I find very important and really appeals to me that all of the
source documents should be there. The concepts of
preserving history collating full archives, making them as
usable as possible. So she's done none of this, the public
have access to them, I really feel that it allows the public
and ability to engage with their own history. And we've actually
seen that a number of the largest stories that have come
out of our publications, because of people finding them
themselves or people who were involved in maybe a court case,
then they have some more evidence for their court case,
they're able to try and, and get justice. And
this is a whore, blah, blah, blah, blah, are shownotes do
more than you're doing the darling I'm sorry. I got a
couple more things because I know I know what she's doing.
I'm on to her game. But so here is one of the things that the
courage Foundation is doing is they have the first campaign
which is I stand for snow gun. I stand for Snowden, and Sarah
Harrison and zaal YouTube videos. And she stands for does
she stand for Snowden
or my name is Sarah Harrison and I'm WikiLeaks investigation
editor and escorted Snowden to the safety of temporary asylum
in Russia. Snowden and other whistleblowers do this world a
great service, and they should be protected around the globe.
The United States Government though would like to make an
example of Snowden and put him in prison for decades.
This is just hearsay by the way, we have to support
him and show another example. Snowden took great risks to
reveal important trace to the world. We should stand with
Snowden. Berlin stands with Snowden. Berlin stands
with Snowden. Who what Yeah, Berlin stands with Snowden
Berlin Berlin presents Berlin. She does apparently. Okay, now
just to show you the bull crap that all that Amy Goodman is the
bull crap that Sarah Harrison is we get to reach back into the no
agenda archives.
Good now.
But first, let's hear the bull crap.
When was it within this period of going to Russia that the
Libyan President Morales his plane was forced down in Austria
but forced down
there were jets flying by forcing the plane down. Lando
will shoot you out of the sky citizen,
the US government? Well, we
were still in the airport. There have been a number of presidents
that had been in Russia and meeting with Putin. There was an
mirallas was one of them. President Morales is one of
them. And when his plane took off, there was the allegation
that Snowden was on the flight and the airspace around Europe
shuts down. Not true. He was trying to get across the
continent. So he you see an extraordinary example of the US
dominance where they're able to get other supposedly sovereign
nations to close their airspace because of suppose it intel that
they have in a president's plane, violating international
agreements is down and was forced to come down in
Australia, all of these
different countries participated.
Yes, a number there was Spain, Portugal, France, there was a
number of countries
and of course Austria had to accept him at the airport. Yeah,
I don't think they'd go quite as far as having his plane run out
of fuel and just crashed.
Lying sacks both of you. Liars. I would like to reach back in
the no agenda archives and play for you the the audio of Foxtrot
Alpha Bravo 001. This is the Bolivian president's plane who
landed in Austria. I believe at the time we the way we deduce
this is this was all PR and, and even the Bolivian President was
in on it, whether forced or not, but he was not forced out of the
sky. Airspace didn't there was not like some magical electric
fence that closed off around all of the European airspace. No, in
fact, they requested to land in Austria. They made up a an issue
with their fuel gauge. And as you will hear and I love playing
this, at no point is there any inkling of evidence of a forced
to land situation
even in the evening information whiskey can be one
Do you need any assistance they need any assistance I'm Danny,
asking Do you need any assistance when you land
everything, okay?
Not at this moment, we need to. Because we are, we cannot get a
correct indication of indication. So as a precaution
we
need. So it's not, we're being forced to land, we've got F six
teams on our wingtips, we got to come down, we're gonna shoot us.
Now he makes up something and we can't really get an indication
in our fuel gauge. So we need to land and check it out, because
we have to do a press conference. Now, now, of course,
they don't leave it there, they just make some more jokes about
this obvious lie, this huge lie that they're both involved in,
it was obviously extraordinary, and still is that that
president's plane would be down, down,
down down. They would no one was down people. I
think that it is something these sorts of extra legal and
extraordinary actions is something that Wikileaks has
seen a number on a number of occasions, you
haven't seen that, because it didn't actually happen, honey,
that financial blockade, when we were publishing the wall logs
that started and started publishing cable gates, there
was an extra legal financial blockade against us the fact
that financial, supposedly independent financial companies
will just cut off because of cut off the publishing organization
because of pressure from the US government is again another
extraordinary acts that shouldn't be happening when
you're talking
about all PayPal, PayPal, cutting these abilities from
WikiLeaks to get money through to receive
donations direct to us, or actually via third parties that
were collecting money for us.
Alright, so there is a rift going on right now. And it's
it's all on message boards, and there's a lot of history between
crypto mx.org, and WikiLeaks. And I'm pretty sure there was
also grand grand rounds on Raph was supposed to release this big
fireworks thing. You remember that? It was one of his that
when his book came out, he said, as promised, on June 27, that
big fireworks, everybody will know. And of course, nothing
happened. And he's tweeting that, oh, this is because the
United States government is blocking me. And in fact, here's
I have his tweet here. After three months working on our
story, United States government today suddenly began making new
last minute claims which we intend to invest, investigate
before publishing. So he still hasn't published and then crypto
them. They're tweeting, oh, maybe the EFF will publish all
the withheld Snowden documents to forestall war by releasing
all documents to go beyond polite public debate. And then
talking about some war that might start on July 22, or
something. So there's something going on, but somehow Sarah
Harrison is involved in this. And I think the only thing she's
going to do and put this in the Red Book. kiss and tell
Cherbourg is going to be the book. I slept with Snowden. Oh,
yeah. She's writing a book. That's what she that is why
she's in Germany. She's taken her time. She's being funded by
this bullcrap corporate organization. She's
basically this bull crap courage organization, essentially
stealing the money that was yes. Be going Jess, to WikiLeaks, to
Yeah, Assange? Yes. So she's, she's some she's some piece of
work.
And and foreign investigators think Assange is stealing his
money. She's She's running she's using. She's hanging out with
Snowden. And here's a little thing that I found very
interesting. See if you catch this and why this investigative
journalist who uses science journalism didn't catch this
mistake or correct. Amy Goodman.
You're living in Berlin, Germany right now. But you're from
Britain, why not go home.
Britain has a Terrorism Act, which has within it a portion
called sheduled. Seven, which is quite unique. What it is, is it
gives officials the ability to detain people at the border as
they go in or out or even transit through the country. And
this allows them to question people on no more than a hunch,
giving them with no giving them no rights to silence. It also
was the case of no rights to a lawyer as well or that that's
starting to be changed, but you're compelled to answer their
questions. All the legal advice received is that the likelihood
is very strong that I would be shocked sheduled seven detained
under this and questions because of my work with WikiLeaks and
Snowden. There are certainly answers for Source Protection
reasons that I would be unable to answer, which would make me
committing a crime upon returning home. And this
is what happened to Glenn Greenwald's partner David
Miranda Glenn Greenwald, who met Of course with Edward Snowden
and Laura Poitras, in Berlin and wrote the first articles. Did
you not catch it?
I I'm sorry, I'd have to think about it.
Oh, sorry. I'll replay it for you that last bit
of Miranda, Glenn Greenwald, who met, of course with Edward
Snowden and Laura Poitras, in Berlin and
they met him in Berlin.
Yeah, that's, I mean, really, by the way we have. Yeah. Well,
don't forget that we have theorized the possibility that's
known as in Berlin.
Yes. And listen to no correction. The first articles
about the documents. Yeah,
he was actually just transiting through the country. He was
through the UK. He had been in Berlin he was going back to
Glenn in Rio in Brazil. Interesting.
So no correction out of No, Snowden didn't meet with him in
Berlin. That didn't happen in Berlin. Yeah, so this whole
thing this whole thing, this courage foundation is one big
honeypot.
Yeah, definitely am definitely a honeypot and you
go I slept with Snowden slept with I think Lindsay Lohan can
play her well
if I tell I'll it won't be called that of course.
If I was marketing it it would be
Yeah, it would it's I'd have to think about how
about sleeping with the enemy that's already been used that's
no good 50 Shades of Snowden
Now you're talking 50 shades
breakfast at Berlin's. But this is this whole thing stinks. The
Sarah Harrison business is bull.
Yeah, no, I agree with you. 100% with this
and I'd like to finish up just this because it's snowed and
related the intro how crazy this sounds but the Privacy and Civil
Liberties Oversight Board. Which I had some reasonable high
regard for with Who was the guy at the the? The main guy David,
what's the name given me? Didn't Mindon I forgot it. I don't
know. You know who that he got thrown into the basement
whenever he wanted to talk about something because he was
essentially saying, Hey, this is not okay. You've got to stop
with the with this listening to this, you know, the surveillance
of American citizens? Well, they come out now and they have a of
course they have to release this. Bring it up right now.
They come out with a report. Report on the surveillance
program operated pursuant to section 702 of the foreign
surveillance Intelligence Surveillance Act. And they're
all in everything's good now until Oh, it's okay. Don't worry
about it. No problems. The whole report is saying everything's
beautiful. Go for it. Even the clapper comes out, we welcome
the report of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
on section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
And this important report PCL OB confirmed that section 702 has
shown its value in preventing acts of terrorism. And the only
thing this Maven guy got to do is he got to put a little
separate section in the report that says, Well, I still don't
think it you know, you should look at some of this stuff.
Maybe kinda they got to them so bad. And so you know, this is
completely they must have threatened the guy with
something you remember that he was all he was against all of
this? Yeah, yeah. So they probably got the goods on him to
this report says nothing but let's go for it. Just go ahead.
completely pathetic.
Okay, well, I can change the pace or we can do take a break.
I'm going to show us move by donate to that, Johnny Boy.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
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That's the way to go.
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This is two weeks old stop this story is dumb.
How about this enough said
Norway is talking about banning circumcision. This is a thing
that crops up from time to time, particularly at Europe. Well, in
America, it certainly was for a while our culture had nothing to
do with religion as far as I know, to circumcise boys. And
this is now becoming a big deal. And it's like no, don't don't
mutilate the children. And well, I don't know what the you know
where this comes from here. But this is about how this has
been going on for a while it's coming. I believe it's something
the women's movement has.
Alright, female circumcision. That's a problem with the
Muslims.
Well, then they figured mentioned get into some I'm not
sure we should look into it. I don't think it's got anything to
do with oil pipelines.
You know, I bet you with a little bit of work, I can make
it come right back down to a pipeline. Newtown, Connecticut.
I didn't realize there was a Department of Justice Office for
Victims of Crime. And I think I knew that and they hand out
money, money and so a new town received $1.5 million grant from
the Office Last year, the public school district received 3.2
million. And now the victim the victim families are receiving
$7.1 million in federal grant to support the victims.
Interesting. Sounds like shut up money to me.
It's called hush money. Yeah,
I don't want the same thing. Which is very strange. I mean,
if something bad happens to you is normal. We all just get money
from the government. If if, if your loved one gets shot to
death, do you get money from the government? No, they're
not throwing a lot of money into Oakland where there's a lot of
people getting shot. And that's why
I wonder what how does this work? How do you qualify? Oh,
no. It's weird,
maybe worth looking into. But we probably won't.
Now we won't. You're right. Why bother? Here's something
that disturbed me. And then they played it up as happy news. Oh,
this is the News Hour, apparently the production
company's changing hands.
And that's the news hour for tonight. But before we go, we
would like to salute Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer
for their service in the United States Marine Corps. Our
founding
fathers tonight is the last addition of this program
produced by the company they created to support what we call
MacNeil Lehrer journalism. As of tomorrow, we welcome W eta, the
Washington DC public television station as it takes over. Robin
and Jim, we know you're watching your legacy lives on our
journalism will remain the same. And you have our everlasting
thanks to remain the
same. You just won't see it on the show.
Right? That's exactly right. So, liberalism remained the same,
but they're not going to be putting any of it on the air.
You have any backstory on this?
You have a new slide just found out about this played yesterday.
Wow. I went What did you get used to be called the MacNeil
Lehrer report. The whole idea was to get away from the
mainstream media, people that are propagandizing the public
and try to deliver some real news and do it in an hour
package instead of a half hour quick bites.
So you can play some stuff for a minute or two.
And so they would do the more in depth stuff and then slowly kind
of then the Gates Foundation is not exciting enough. And I think
the Gates Foundation is somehow behind this. This whole thing.
They dumped the production company. Hmm. They basically
fired the production company and put in the local PBS affiliate
in Washington DC you don't think that's slanted? Yeah.
What is the what is the what is the call letters again?
weta
weta estimated time of arrival. Oh, man. So here's what you do.
W E T A Gates Foundation. Come on, John, you could have done
this. So why am I doing all this?
You could have done it yourself. I don't think they're gonna
Well, it might be.
Oh, gee, the Gates Foundation grant will enable. Let's see.
That's an old story. It's not this is not that hard to do.
Yeah, if you do weta the GAO, the Gates Foundation, they're
all over this.
Yeah, well, the Gates Foundation is behind this. I didn't even
have to do that. I already said it.
But it's nice if we have like some like a like a little
background on it.
Right. Well, you got it.
Crazy. The soon to be produced by CNBC. Maybe How about that
one? Just do that. People
know that. That's not going to happen yet.
She's She's, she's a terrier. There's a new Polish Member of
the European Parliament.
You did coughing up 3.6 million to the WTE. weta operation? I'm
sorry. There's a lot of money going over there. Hello. I'm
sorry, you keep
throwing 3.6 million. Yeah.
Just at a pop. Yeah.
A new Polish member of European Parliament. And I put the
transcript of what he is you will about what you're about to
hear him say into the show notes. It's very you have to
kind of meld your mind to hear what he's saying. But I think
it's very important. You do hear it. And in case you didn't don't
catch it all. I'll give you the transcript.
Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentleman. Among the major
challenges mentioned in appendix one, I see the cost of energy.
But this cost is generated by the EU, thanks to the war on
global warming, this war effective with harms in natural
environment, because once the plants need most of the growth
is carbon dioxide. For Jaitley. This war has no effect at all,
but the count is occupied by the EU had paid tremendous price.
Global warming is real. It's not anthropogenic, this Chromebook.
But it is the instrument to achieve a specific goal, zero
growth. And this goal, a clandestine dream of some person
sitting among us had been reached. For two trillions spent
and wasted. It's settling. I hope on January the prosecution
office of you will be a class established and the companies
including themselves, the scientists who had in bet Face
support this will be found named Julie persecuted trite and put
to the day.
Okay, so I need to read the second half of that because he
says some good things it's very hard on Well, it's quite funny
to listen to the global warming if it is real is not
anthropogenic. It is humbug, which he says humbug I like that
humbug it is hormone. But it is the instrument to achieve a
specific goal zero growth. And this goal, a clandestine dream
of some person sitting among us has been reached. For two
trillions of Euro have been spent and wasted. It is a
felony. I hope on January, it should be in January, the
prosecution office of the EU will at last be established and
the culprits including the pseudo scientists who had in bad
faith supported this lunacy will be found named duly prosecuted,
tried and put to jail.
Like in somebody's treat is just a speaking truth to power.
The thing is, we didn't understand what the fuck the guy
said, this is the way someone needs to train him. Because his
words are powerful. But when it was like Jace is no
good support, and he needs to work on his area addition. Like
I kind of involved in you know, I followed the I followed my did
it, I'm still working on
it. Good job. Poland, you got a good guy there. Good work.
The John, I didn't realize you know, we talked about global
cooling and how it was a big deal in the 70s. And, and that,
but that wasn't the real analog for what we're seeing today with
global warming. And I think this guy kind of made the point, it's
about zero growth, because the zero growth movement actually
began in the late 40s. And then to have
this actual movement called the zero growth movement,
there was it wasn't called that it was called Population
control. Ah, and it took off of its began in the 40s. It
developed into the 50s. And then by the 60s, the book came
out. And now it's called Planned Parenthood. The Ehrlich No,
no, this is no, no, it's essentially I believe, I don't
know, like, I'm not going to get into it. But I was doing all my
research on this thing that was when it was taking place with
Earhart and all the rest of it. On the zero population growth
thing in the Club of Rome, and how we're all going to be dead.
Oh, yeah, sure. It was, everybody was all in to such an
extreme, it's the same exact thing as global warming. You,
couldn't you if you brought up in 1972, the idea that the
population could double world population could double and it
would be fine. It probably be less famines, and there are
today you would be shouted down the same way you get shouted
down for global warming.
Right. And this is now that was 40 years ago. And I'm right,
yeah, if people forget, that's how long they have to deal with
this global warming crap. Yeah.
Well, look how long it takes to evolve. It started in the 40s,
with a couple of reports, government reports about the
population being to too many people. And then at the 50s, it
really started becoming an intellectual thing and started
being discussed as a Population Bomb. And then you ended up with
the popularization of the books, and the Club of Rome and all the
rest of it, it was a 3040 year cycle, it was it was the 50s,
who get the all of the 50s, all of the 60s and all the 70s 30
years of it, before people stopped talking about it. And
they, they still talk about a little bit, but not as much as
they were talking about it where you get shouted down. This about
the same, we're probably about, I don't know two thirds of the
way through the Global Warming hysteria, which is going to last
another decade.
I'm so tired already. And there's a new meme by the way
that we can look out for since we failed to carbon neutrality,
the new meme is we have to go carbon negative. Put it in the
book.
I'm putting it in the book, I'm going to show title.
We're calling carbon negative baby.
That's how we roll carbon negative I would create zero
gross, that would deviate Well,
I think during the population boom, I think this is just an
extension of that the popular the fears of the world
population, which by the way, saw a very interesting lecture
on how it's going to level off and just basically go flat with
X number of billions.
And what lecture was this? Can we find this somewhere? They had
a clip
and some show we never played it with anyway, I think this is
just an extension of the same thing with you know, this desire
by the rich to stop things from growing and you know, it's too
easy to lose control. A war breaks out and people take their
stuff.
And what is the best way to Hey, hey man, don't take don't take
my mind. Bah. Don't touch my stuff. Now you're right. Now
what is the best way to control the people to in today's day and
age what do you have to Ctrl
D of water? No, that would be a good what's the latest one, by
the way, the water scare,
I have this, I have this Hold on, I have it here.
Easy to know the price of this around the world a bottle of
water, but not so much this water the commodity, it is the
most precious of commodities. And in the future world
population growth and climate change could combine to make
potable water much more scarce. So now people are pondering a
world a couple of decades into the future where water could be
traded on a futures exchange like oil or gold, so that
there's a more efficient pricing mechanism. Water is more
challenging, however, then other commodities,
blah, blah, blah. They said you're right, it's already been
put into place. Water, water commodity more precious than
gold or oil water. Yeah. The thing you really want to control
is the internet. Of course. Well, that would be a useful
thing. Yeah, two documents. And that's all then that is all I'm
going to do for today. Lots more on Sunday. But two documents
that correspond in some very, very interesting ways. One is
the we have this mayors thing, this, the Council of mayors
things, what it's called, and they apparently get together,
and then they make resolutions. And with these resolutions, they
go back and then they know they essentially ramrod things
through their own cities. It's kind of a New World Order of the
mayors. And they had a recent meeting. And they released their
resolutions, which is 260 pages. But well worth talking about
just a few things. Of course, the main thing, they're always
concerned about his children Health and Human Services. And I
just want to read this the supporting the implementation of
Common Core state standards with rigorous and comparable
assessments. So this just shows you how the Common Core is going
to be ramrodded through no matter what you say, no matter
what you want. And the things that are in here are very
interesting, where they say it's just like the United Nations
where they have whereas whereas whereas whereas it is therefore
it be it resolved, you know, these kinds of documents, oh,
yeah, those very kind of official looking to whereas
officers demonstrate a locally led national movement of
governors and state commissioners of education from
48 states, whatever you're eating, the packaging is making
a lot of noise Sarpy. Whereas Common Core State Standards are
internationally benchmark with top performing countries.
standards have been widely accepted among states, increased
student achievement, particularly for the most
disadvantaged students, somehow that the poor suckers get, it's
better for them, somehow and somehow, therefore, be it
resolved that the US Conference of Mayors reaffirms its support
for the ongoing implementation of Common Core State Standards
and all available states, which had becoming less and less,
including the development of appropriately rigorous companion
assessments and continued funding for professional
development technology and broadband access. So we need
some free broadband. And while we're at it, and that's really
what I was looking for in this document, because the they are,
they have something to say about broadband. And this is very
important, because mayors really control a lot of the competition
that does or does not go into your local city, based upon
resolutions of carriage of wires on telephone poles, opening up
streets permission to do all that and, and that is the real
reason why there's little competition is companies like
Comcast and Time Warner, they they signed deals with the local
municipality saying, Okay, we're going to invest in the
broadband, but you can't let anyone else put a wire next to
ours on the pole. And this is the real problem. So these
mayors resolve under the heading preserving a free and open
Internet a free and open internet which can be
interpreted in many ways. And it's interesting because they
use the exact same to the letter the exact same words as the FCC.
And they have a lot of whereas in here I like this since
inception, the internet has existed based on principles of
freedom and openness, core values that have made it the
most powerful communication medium ever known. I'm not so
sure but okay. Then they go into our
show then the human voice and development of language. Yes,
clearly and the written word,
whereas the US Court of Appeals in Washington DC in 2000 intent
determined that the long observed open Internet
principles of non discrimination non blocking transparency
described below should not be declared an FCC policy statement
but instead should be enshrined in formal rulemaking seeking to
reinstate those principles. So they're all in on the net
neutrality. In fact, it says whereas these rules enshrine the
values of what is commonly referred to as net neutrality.
And here is the sad part, which I'm going to focus on. In the
second document we'll discuss whereas the second principle
states that fixed broadband providers may not block lawful
content, application services or non harmful devices. Mobile
broadband providers may not block lawful websites, or block
applications that compete with their voice and video telephony
services. And fixed broadband providers may not unreasonably
discriminate in transmitting lawful network traffic. What
does that mean lawful.
We've talked about this a million times. I know but
it's important that we bring this up again, very important.
To finalize this is lawful, lawful lawful a cup in fact,
they do it continuously, lawful, lawful lawful. They have been
resolved the US Conference of Mayors support securing
commitment to transparency, the free flow of information over
the internet, including no blocking of lawful websites, no
unreasonable discrimination of lawful network traffic, I asked
you what is lawful network traffic? But most importantly,
be it resolved that the US Conference of Mayors recommends
the FCC preempt state barriers to municipal broadband service
as a significant limitation to competition in the provision of
internet access, which means you can't just do something together
like your own little, little deal there. It's very, very
disturbing mesh
network can't do it.
Illegal, illegal. So the only reason i i bring up those pieces
is because the FCC finally and you have until July 15 to
comment, released their proposed rules for protecting and
promoting the open Internet. And I started to look at it and I
started to go through it thinking oh, well, let's see
what we can find in here. This is the NPRM the Notice of
Proposed Rulemaking it's released in the Federal
Register, haven't heard anyone talk. I haven't seen a single
website even point to this. We have the entire document. 90
pages marked up in the show notes. 631 dot no agenda
notes.com. And again, you have until July 15 to comment I have
no idea how any mere mortal can comment on any of this because
it's so much gobbly gook crap about just bullshit. It's all
bullshit. But the main thing and yes, we've talked about this,
but I think it's important we bring it up again. Because this
is this is the only thing you need to focus on, not about fast
lanes, not about slow lanes, not about you know, packet
inequality, none of that you need to talk about and ask
questions of who determines what is legal content? Who determines
what is legal network traffic? What does that mean? And who is
going to determine that? Will that be the FCC? Will there be
Congress? What is legal
they will spin off a committee of FCA to be FCC related like a
steering committee or subcommittee of the FCC some
some group this sanctioned by the FCC and they the FCC has
been trying to get his hands on the cable business forever and
because they can't censor it they can censor broadcast TV if
somebody shows a nipple they can find you $350,000 which has been
done because they have they're you know they're they got rules
and they've always been trying to get their their greasy
fingers in on other things including the cable TV people
because they're costing too much on cable TV and it's it's it
creates it because they're talking like real people talk
because they say whatever they want and it's a tick creates a
disadvantage for the network TV folks which is really what this
is all about it which is protecting them the big giant
corporations that own the big three networks for networks
including Fox and so what you want to do is you've got to get
the internet is is a huge competitor to the TV networks
massive is screwing them. People are watching more YouTube videos
especially the millennials. This stuff can you we need some rules
in place because there's a lot of illegal hate speech.
Yes, that'll be one hate speech when he won Yeah, horn porn will
be another lesser extent
and hates How about saying
things like Jews and a reds and crew bowls tend to Red's, and
it's a whole speech and calling people names like watermelon
head or hate speech hate speech. Now, but it gets more
interesting because the second the order, they called the order
adopted anti blocking requirements, the order is
lawful content, lawful applications, lawful services,
and lawful network traffic, that's the one that really gets
me. So in order to approve network traffic as lawful and
legal, you have to look at it. You have to inspect every single
packet. And we are the only people talking about this. And
there's of the 90 pages 60 of them have the word legal or
lawful in them. And nowhere is there a determination what is
legal, what is lawful? Or who is going to issue it? No definition
and who is going to determine that.
And government? Your government's there. So in your
side, Adam, they they, they're not trying to do anything bad. I
would like in that trying to shut down the show.
I would like every person who if you ever have a conversation
about net neutrality, you need to say I don't give a crap about
fast lanes or slow lanes. The minute you allow any regulation,
it comes down to lawful and legal content, applications,
services and network traffic. I'm going to presume some kind
of legislation is that there's going to be some regulation Are
you presuming the same?
Oh, I'm presuming I've been predicting this for a decade.
Podcasts licenses, blog licenses. In Brazil, for
example, you had to be a journalist in Brazil, you have
to have a license, you have to be licensed to be a journalist.
So we've seen the push toward this, they can get around the
First Amendment. That's kind of the drawback we've been trying
to do, but you can with something like the internet, the
internet is not protected by the First Amendment. I mean, maybe
it isn't in some realm of thinking, but it's almost like,
I don't think anyone's gonna fight it. It's for the best. For
the best about the fast lanes.
But that's, that's the distraction. And it's a
brilliant one. And it's by good but when you read through this
document, which I encourage you to do, not huge on you don't
give a crap. I'm not going to read it now. Why bother? That's
why you have me. People will say this is this is it's very, very,
very sad. It is almost as sad as the war on cash, which turns out
I didn't know this. We were I was laughing about this oyster
system. The Oyster card in the UK. Yeah. Oh man. That's nothing
DC has this. Chicago has this and it's already being used as a
debit card. Lollapalooza this year launches cashless payments
to lure in Millennials says Adweek.
How dumb are the millennials to fall for this? They're all
doubts about them.
I think the best thing we can do is when at all when everything
when society breaks down. We're going to have to eat the
millennials. That's that's what's going to come down.
There'll be the the most juicy, they'll have the tenders meet
the roast really easy. And you can probably convince them to
hop on the fire.
Right, just say that's where the all the hipsters,
all the kids are doing it. Jump on board.
I got a quick clip that I want to play that I think is
something that's trending. It's not trending massively, but it's
trending enough that I think it's being held in abeyance to
further scare the public. Oh, well, yeah, I'm all in. Let's
go. Ebola. Yeah,
I've seen I've seen this being rocked by Sanjay Gupta and
underwhelmed news for you. And the number of deaths attributed
to an epidemic of the Ebola virus in Guinea, Liberia, and
Sierra Leone alone has risen now to 467. That's out of a total of
over 750 cases. And all the New figures show a 17% rise in
deaths and a 20% jump in cases in the space of just one week,
an emergency meeting of 11 West African health ministers being
held today in Garner in fact to try to coordinate a regional
response.
Yeah, yeah, I've been I've been watching this. Keep an eye on
it. Yeah, keep an eye on
that. Yes, that's right. Be that Mike, pick the click.
Okay, so there's a couple of things we'll be talking about on
Sunday. I've got actually a ton of stuff. Japan definitely some
med stuff. Dudes named Ben got a lot of dudes named Ben we didn't
get to add today. Right so Ben Yeah writing us about email
policy retention and and I have some insiders at the IRS who are
telling me about how the system's their work. So I think
that'll be fun to, to talk about and to read them again, all
dudes named Ben. And if you have a dude named Ben, who works in
your organization, say hi. And tell them you appreciate what he
or she does,
and tell him to listen to no agenda. Yes, indeed.
For those of you in the United States of Gitmo nation, enjoy
the sale.
The sale is a white sale,
a white sale. That is what we celebrate on the Fourth of July.
And to you, John, I say thank you for your courage. Thank you
for your courage, Adam, and coming to you from the capital
of the drone Star state here in FEMA Region six in the morning,
everybody. My name is Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's clearing up and it
looks to be a gorgeous day in the neighborhood. I'm John C.
Dvorak. We'll be back on Sunday
right here on the best podcast in the universe. No agenda
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