I think a lot of it has to do with the texture of the meat and
the flavor. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak
started on May 21 2015. Time for your getting on Asian media
assassination episode seven to
three. This is no agenda, celebrating fleet
and broadcasting live from Hell's Kitchen in New York City
fever region. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in Silicon Valley rates Brown. I'm Jonathan. Buzzkill.
What did you say about brown? You got drowned in your brown?
I said, we're gray is brown. Oh, is brown is the new US it's
overcast. But unlike most parts of the world, when it's overcast
around here, and you have that kind of what would normally be
this kind of gray atmosphere. Yeah, it's always kind of brown.
Oh, it's overcast in New York City. up in
the morning, I see this. I look at it as kind of brown goo.
Okay, maybe, maybe my eyes are going,
I'm gonna call you back. I'm overriding you into a serious
degree. In fact, we will start over again after I call you back
or overriding me. What does that mean? Just trust me as fucking
questions as well as trust me.
Was overriding meaning
don't ask questions. I want to know, well, when you're talking
and I make a sound, then you are ducted down into nothingness
which is why we couldn't really hear your opening either. Oh,
that's why you couldn't hear anything. Now. Hold on one
second. Okay, let us try it again. It Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
It's Thursday, May 21 2015. time once again for your Gitmo nation
media assassination episode 72. This is no agenda. Celebrating
fleet weekend broadcasting live from Hell's Kitchen in New York
City. FEMA Region two in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
And if the brothers Silicon Valley where they're celebrating
fleet enemas, I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill.
Give the guy a second chance in his comeback is outstanding. I
didn't even know it was gonna be Fleet Week this week.
In New York. It's all over the tweeters. Yeah, you're looking
at your account. No, I'm
not. I have. I'm in New York. I don't have no time to look at
it. The tweeters all day
is a bunch of crazy sailors running around. Hey, sailor.
I happen to be on Christopher Street yesterday.
Christopher Street. That's downtown, right. The village
West Village. Yeah, that's a lot of gay sailors. Hey, sailor.
You got GM.
Wow, does that still work? I guess it does. Yeah, I'm in
in the data gaps on a hold of meaning. That's the part of the
I think I understand. Yeah. Something to chew on. Yeah.
So I'm in New York City in an air b&b. Oh, good. Which, which
is illegal now somehow I'm not quite sure.
Well, don't tell anybody
Well, that's the whole business owner when you when you sign up
and everything it still works through Airbnb and the payments
still goes through them. But then your host says well you
know the the key will be downstairs and the system your
name the doorman but just say your family visiting if you know
what I mean. Wink wink nudge nudge.
Okay, so they're still doing it on the on the sun. The Qt
very much on the QT. Yeah. And of course, these days whenever I
travel, pretty much booking my lodging based upon internet
connectivity, hotels, it just is no longer doable. No, they're
terrible. Yeah, this has a Verizon Fios. So I think that's
Oh, I think that should do the trick. Yeah, it's I measured it
yesterday. 50 megabits up and 50 megabits down.
I like it. Metric very much. So no, I the hotel. Situation is
because they, they didn't provision for the fact that
everybody in the hotel we'll be using the Wi Fi. They don't even
have direct lines in most of the rooms anymore. But they'll be
using the Wi Fi and it's never as if you're in the wrong
corner. It's never any good. And it's
none of it. I have rarely seen anything really effective. I
mean, the last three times I was in a hotel, we wound up using
the iPhone. Right, which at least it worked
was nice. It did work. It actually worked well.
Anyway, overcast, but it's been cool in the cities.
It's overcast here and I was in my original opening was it's
where it's where gray is brown, which is what we have we have
this strange I don't know what it is what it when it gets Gray,
especially when compared to Washington State. It's not
really gray. It's kind of a brownish color. We had it rain
last night. Okay, well, good. You need to drain QL was you
know, meaningless.
I saw play. Let's get it all out of the way. While we're at the
start here. I saw the play. It's only a play. Yes. Which is funny
enough. It's a very meta play about a play and about a play.
Is it a farce?
It is? Well, you know, I think this is the kind of play and I
you know, me I like musicals more than plays but this thing
is it a farce or farce like a British farce? No, I doors
opening and closing and misunderstandings everywhere.
There's a little bit of the farce a tiny bit. So it's a one
scene two act play. It's closing June 7, and the reason why I
wanted to see it is because of the cast which is just
outstanding. Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick, F Murray
Abraham, and Stockard Channing. What's that? Wasn't she Rizzo in
Greece? Stalker chanting?
I don't think she was Yeah. been around forever. But it's
it's if you're not interested in how theater works or show
business? If So business is perfect, because it's pretty
much the dynamics between the playwright, the producer, the
actor, the reviewer, I had a good time was nice. Very funny.
Very funny. And this kid mica stock has been nominated for a
Tony for his his role. He says the force roll the door opening,
closing coming in confusion, etc. And that's our mini review
everybody.
Outstanding. And, man, your cultural news.
Oh, yeah, everybody that's there it is right there.
And now however, I will say something new when the theater
selfie sticks in the
theater. Oh, no, it's an
outrage. And the before that started before a curtain rise,
of course, but Oh man, it's pathetic. Petty is pathetic
everywhere Times Square. Now I'm here in Hell's Kitchen. So I've
been crossing Times Square a lot. It's just it's all selfie
stick people could be and you might as well just have
lightsabers you know, it's it is really effing pathetic.
It is. That is pathetic. Look at me, oh, look at me. And now I've
got a selfie stick, you just make a fool out of yourself. I
can't although they did tend to be still group pictures. I've
noticed this when I was Yes, I came across the Golden Gate
Bridge for some because I can't get to San Francisco. So I have
to go around the horn. Now because of the all the
construction to Horn Cape Horn, the Horn of Africa horn it's too
crowded. For me because I'm in the East Bay, I normally just go
across the Bay Bridge. But when I do that, it gets stuck in all
these messes. And so I'll go around the horn which means I go
down the old cross the Richmond San Rafael bridge and then cut
over to the Golden Gate Bridge and then go into the city. And
which is expensive because the Golden Gate Bridge cost a
fortune to cross. But I was coming across it back same way
and I stopped this it was nice weather was a little foggy. So I
stopped at vista point so I can get some photos of the Golden
Gate Bridge. Which of the following
must have been selfie sticks Central?
Oh my god, some great pictures of people standing on the ledge.
And then there's pictures of another guy taking pictures of
them. And if they take one false move down, they go into a into
an abyss
I had a thought about their death, which would be a good
start for the selfie stick mania. I hadn't thought about
this as I was.
By the way, I'll post the picture some pictures from this
little Yes, please does, obviously on the next
newsletter.
So I missed it last night. But I saw some clips from the last
David Letterman Show. And by the way, it's not like New York was
you know, everyone traffic stopped because of his last
show. It was no no notice of the last David Letterman show in New
York. Let's see what it would be but I I don't know if you saw
it.
Go Yeah, and I do have a couple of comments I have a question
first
or by observation. So I saw the final montage which is just a
very fast cut historical view of historical video and photos and
guests etc. And what what I noticed is the quality of the
archival material is so poor, most of us from VHS or you know
this is this is a problem that we are going to that we are,
we're entering into this phase, where everybody's got their
selfie sticks. And we've all got our iPhones and all of this
history, all of this legacies being captured in the cloud and
on devices. If David Letterman can't even really come up with
any good quality of his program, top rated entertainment program
with big networks who also don't archive, now, you know, the Andy
Warhol, 15 minutes of fame, I think is pretty much come true.
What really is going to happen is every human being in the
world will only have 15 minutes of legacy, the couple of things
laying around and you're gonna be dead to the world. Otherwise,
that's it, you're 15 minutes, if you will, well, you're dead to
me. 15 minutes of legacy is all you get people make the best of
it.
Yeah, there's a number of people that complain about this. And
right now, I understand there's only maybe just a half dozen
machines of RCA, or I'm sorry, Ampex,
or that can do the four inch, the I guess it's two inch
forehead. Yeah, two,
four inch. I don't know how it's the antics of this two inch
forehead with just a spinning.
Yeah, it's just a big ass reel to reel.
Right. And those are what the original videotapes were done on
those giant machines, there's only a few of them left. And
there's apparently years and years of tapes, that they're
trying to go through that to digitize why they still can do
it. And they know that these machines aren't going to run
much longer. And there's going to be a lot of stuff that's
going to be on the big reels, those big two inch tape reels
that will never be put,
but even but even then, so they've digitized it. And that
is going to be on a professional format. And then where does it
go?
Well, I know this is a problem. And we know that in fact, when I
was at Tech TV, we had a digital format that they went to from
from making little tapes to make to digitizing on hard disks and
the little tapes which I have a buyer of boxes of that I
still have boxes of dat tapes with PCM encoded audio.
I had I don't have a player
now that we're going into this well not today. I have a lot of
dat tapes and I recently just bought oh a dat player Tascam
nice dat player to get these things moved over and
then what do you do with them then? Where do you move them to?
The cloud? They come to Flack? I think that's where the right now
that's the way to go
clack. FLSA I agree. Yeah, it's you probably be Ogg Vorbis and
FLAC I guess as well.
Vorbis is the nobody wants to use it because it sounds too
weird. That's the reason
john@curry.com
I had the inventors of hog.
curry.com This is where you want to send your complaints. You're
not encoding right? DeVore ag you don't know what you're
talking about. Borbon
always sound like a monster movie to me. Yeah, and it's in
the I know, it's a rageous situation, there's nothing we
can do about and you're right, when in fact, it's all going to
be blown up and especially when it gets smaller and smaller,
even if it's on now, you know, there's commentary about flash
memory having, you know, a limited lifespan, right? Even if
it just sits there apparently loses whatever it does.
Well, we're all doomed. I mean, I've been printing out pictures.
I know you print out pictures, documents, you got to print that
out video. I'm not so sure what to do. I think you're right.
FLAC is probably a good idea and multiple media. So even though
removable writable discs that also has a has a certain shelf
life, right? Yeah. Screw it. We're here. Now while we're
here. Let's deconstruct the media. Wow. Except, hey, local
news up here in New York. So get it catches up with New York.
Local news. This is it was on the New York channel too. But it
was a report from Bergen County High School in New Jersey, where
the FBI is going out there and they're talking to the kids now
when I was a kid, I'll remember that to maybe would have we
certainly have a fireman dropped by you know, once in a while
maybe some kids dad was a fireman for career day and talk
about how to be safe with matches and, and fire fire. And
maybe the cop would come by and you know, you could touch his
badge and stuff. But now the FBI is coming through the high
schools and they have a whole new message.
ISIS has been known to recruit and recruit young people through
social media and that's why the FBI is going to high schools
with a new message and today they deliver that message in
Bergen County, CVS choose Christine Sloane was their
visual disinformation
and FBI intelligence analysts who We chose not to show on
camera, a Bergen Arts and Science charter school in
Hackensack, New Jersey, warning students about a new threat.
Now how do you think these kids are going to respond to this,
this education, this little educational moment, they're
getting again, it'd be cracking up,
threat.
I had money, I had a family. I had good friends
sophisticated online recruitment video trying to lure them into
joining the terrorist group ISIS,
every person can contribute something to the Islamic State.
It definitely was eye opening, you know, you learn that it's in
your own backyard. It's American citizens wanting to join these
these terrorist group I
want to say something about this report just listening to it and
I didn't realize it when I was clipping this. The the first two
voices you hear are ISIS recruitment voices and for them
to even put this in, in this piece is is already subliminal,
you know, it's very, it's I think it's unhealthy. They're
doing this in
your own backyard. It's American citizens wanting to join these,
these terrorist groups.
The young Canadian in the video died fighting with ISIS. It's
definitely a bad thing. This Bergen County school one of many
the FBI has come to with its alarming message. Regular
American kids could be vulnerable to this kind of
propaganda. It was
videos and all social media that no one is really that aware of
what is happening, how deep they go into Facebook and Twitter
now,
are you more interested in I am scared, I want to know how to
find terrorists how to how to stop them from doing things.
The FBI says more than 150 Americans have traveled abroad
to join ISIS, some of them teenagers,
or students or young people have to understand that they have a
part to play in counterterrorism operations here
is the planning on taking its message to other high schools in
our area to reach kids at this critical age to make sure they
don't fall prey to the propaganda ISIS is putting on
the internet
before him is part of the FBI is outreach program that in the
past focused on issues like cyber bullying.
I had to leave that in. So bizarre. Yeah, he had to leave
and this is part of a new term, or maybe it's an old term, it's
just new to me a trigger. And then then now the educators
speak of trigger warnings. They are certain visuals or other
types of old terms and old term trigger triggers trigger
warnings
from hypnotists or something.
In fact, I saw by saw in the The Washington Post, Columbia
students claimed Greek mythology needs a trigger warning.
What is that supposed to mean?
When looking at depictions of Greek mythology? Yeah, there's
all kinds of rape and pillaging and beheading and ugly things
and they feel that or educators feel that this now should ban
it. They need a trigger warning. Like kind of
trigger warning is like Be careful caution flash bowl,
Flash ball flash photography Yeah, they have that on all the
British I don't know we don't do it but apparently flashing on
the screen. I'm it's possible that with Powell and 50 cycles,
it's going to it causes it triggers epileptic seizures if
you see flashbulbs on television, but we never make
that assertion because I think we just a higher frame rate.
So I'm reading here the phrase can be traced back to the
treatment of Vietnam War veterans in the 80s,
psychologist started identifying triggers that sent vets
spiraling into flashbacks of past traumas with the rise of
the Internet in the late 90s, feminist message boards began
saying using trigger warnings to warn readers of content that
could stir up painful or paralyzing memories of sexual
assault. So I put this under Cultural Marxism really, it's
it's almost as bad as some disagree correctness. Yeah.
Well, this reflects the the season ending post popular show
on television, and CIS. Oh, which ended with you know, a
bunch of kids. This actually was a very funny show. And of
course, and I said it before, I'll say it again, the NCIS show
is a government propaganda machine, great show guarantee,
but still government propaganda and CSLA is anti government
propaganda is very interesting to watch the two shows, but this
show is all about kids that became terrorists, through some
cult called some I can't remember the name of it, the
common cause, I think, and common cause not too close to
Common Core for comfort was it couldn't have common causes a
real organization. But it's lost its mojo. And all these kids are
like, propagandized and they get their messages through music,
rap rap. TAKE THE BAIT they show this is so corny. They bring in
more days till Halloween Halloween, they break down the
baseline and take out the trouble and then they tweak the
and a crude version of Morse code is telling these kids what
to do. I love it was it was hilarious. Do you have a clip of
this? No, that's impossible, because it's just a hole. And at
the very end, they go for some stupid reason to NCIS of all
people decided to go to Syria or Iraq or somewhere. And then the
kids turned to kids sucker them to trap them and then gunned
down the main character, and I saw it and
I love the what is a crude version of Morse code? It's
still Morse code. I
don't know. That's what they say. They say this is a crude
version of Morse code. I think it'd be more crude than Morse
code. I
don't know. I need to see this episode. Do you? Could you hear
Did you hear that? did send the dogs?
No, they just showed it. They showed it on like, on an
oscilloscope or a monitor it showed and they fiddle around it
around and he showed the crude version with with words
underneath it at the track. Great, very funny.
I love it. Well, Morse code is what the kids should be
learning. Now that the army
is terrorists. In that story, we're learning it.
I doubt there's a single terrorist who knows Morse code.
Imagine I would agree with you. In fact, that's what they should
have had in bin Laden's bookshelf, the dummies guide to
Morse code that would have completed the whole set, but not
to bring it up. Okay, listen to four reports on bin Laden's
bookshelf. Yeah, I have a report to and the best report was on
NBI. Now he threw the other ones away. The best report was on
NBC. And this is it. Okay.
Tonight, four years after the US military raid that took his
life, we are getting our closest look yet into the mind of Osama
bin Laden. The government has just released a stunning trove
of documents taken from inside al Qaeda where he was killed.
Oh, by the way, stop. Yeah. We came up with this. They said it
was 2000. There's a couple of things that came up one, as soon
as they said this, I said. So it took them almost four years to
gin up these bullcrap documents and memos. It took them that
long. I disagree. I disagree.
I thought
that it was should have been faster. Oh, I disagree.
This This to me is only to add to the you know, the crack
pottery of Seymour Hersh?
Well, I think it was, yeah, it came out. Right. It did this.
Which brings me to the second point. In one report, he said
and the government was very clear to and to tell people that
this had nothing to do with SEMA. Yeah, just a coincidence.
From messages about our kind of strategy and his focus on
killing Americans to the American books he chose to read
even messages he sent to his wife and thoughts about leaving
his hideout. Our chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea
Mitchell has been poring over the docket I
think I have the same report only they played it on the Today
Show
commits.
From the grave a new portrait of Osama bin Laden revealed in
hundreds of documents, letters, books video games, found by SEAL
Team Six at his compound, the al Qaeda leader telling followers
not to grab territory to keep going after American targets.
You should ask them to avoid insisting on the formation of an
Islamic state at the time being put to work on breaking the
power of our main enemy by attacking the American embassies
and the African countries such as Sierra Leone, Togo, and
mainly to attack the American oil companies. Then Bin Laden
his bookshelf, a digital library, everything from Bob
Woodward's Obama's wars, to classics like Paul Kennedy's The
Rise and Fall of great powers, and the Delta Force extreme to
video game. Most likely for his children treasure trove offers
new insights into Bin Laden, the CEO of al Qaeda central
bureaucracy i Wait
a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. It's a number it's ever
been called Al Qaeda central has it have we heard this term
before?
It may have just slipped in once in a while.
He's the CEO of al Qaeda central
EO al Qaeda central LLC,
I stocks now
offers new insights into Bin Laden, the CEO of al Qaeda
central, a bureaucracy complete with a lengthy online
application questions. What is your favorite materials science
or literature? The final question, who should we contact
in case you become a martyr?
I gotta tell you, I have a different version of this report
we may want to listen to but still Andrea Mitchell. Yeah,
it's a different version of this funny Okay, we
have to listen for sure. But I want to point something out
that's theirs. As you clip these things, you hear these things.
You hear him after the fact? Yeah. Wait a minute. If there
was an online application somewhere you don't you think
somebody I mean, we do have the NSA spying on every single
American? Don't you think someone would have picked this
thing up somewhere here?
Here's the question of it. Here's the questions I have.
What ISP was he using? What was his email address? Do you use
Gmail or AOL? Or
was there a website that had this this online applicants
digital
book, it was in iBooks? from Apple? Was it
because he's she said they were digital? Yeah. Did he have a
Kindle? His bookshelf was digital. Yeah. Was he download
he have a Kindle?
Where they did? He tore them? BitTorrent?
No way. You'd have to do that with books. So the files are so
small, but you can read books everywhere.
BitTorrent. It's just yeah, you can get books as listened to I
like this report score,
literature. The final question, who should we contact in case
you become a martyr?
These documents show that bin Laden was very much in command
that he was on his game that he was focused that he was totally
dedicated to making sure al Qaeda had the capabilities to
continue to attack America and the West
and bin Laden closely tracked the US when the Pentagon warned
that Wikileaks document dump could cost lives.
The truth is they might already have on their hands, the blood
of some young soldier for that of an Afghan family,
and Al Qaeda operative writes Bin Laden, please dedicate some
brothers to translate the documents on Afghanistan and
Pakistan that were leaked from the Pentagon. Because these
documents contain the strategy of the enemy in the area. The
biggest surprise Bin Laden, the family man, affectionate letters
to a wife, then in Iran, but warning her to remove fillings
from her teeth before she comes to his house, in case the
Iranians inserted a tracking device, bin Laden also reveals
Taliban opposition to 911. And the attack on the USS Cole
divisions in the ranks. What has not been released yet by the US,
are other documents still being examined for intelligence about
any future attack.
Oh, this is great. Thank you.
That's just like WikiLeaks more coming. There's more.
I have more comments.
Another question that came to mind as they read this off.
Taliban defection in the ranks or the complaints as something
they said she said about it. But Taliban has never been al Qaeda.
No. One is Taliban al Qaeda.
Before we continue, I'd like to play my Andrea Mitchell report,
which I'm thinking now that yours was on the nightly news.
Yes. So this was the today's show which was either simplified
to make it more entertaining for the dumb stupid slaves who
watched that crap. Or there were some other reason because I
think I had more and well, let's just have a listen to the an A B
comparison between the morning report and the and the evening
report. And of course, we have Savannah Savannah Guthrie, who's
going to introduce it which is always more fun.
story this morning. We have a rare and remarkable look into
the mind of Osama bin Laden in his final days like
inside his mind. A rare look inside his mind a
collection of documents seized during the 2011 raid on his
Pakistani compound have now been declassified. And they're
revealing more about his final years in hiding. NBC News Chief
foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell has more on
this, Andrew, good morning to you. Good morning. Savannah.
This is a treasure trove of
documents. Did you? Did you have the treasure trove? I don't
think you had treasure trove, letters, books,
video games, offering new insights into the thinking over
nearly 10 years of the world's most wanted math.
And I will point out that consistently the documents from
the government say Osama bin Laden and not Osama bin Laden,
which has always irritated me So who the hell knows but this is
Oussama with the EU and Notturno
from the ruins of his hideout in Pakistan. Osama bin Laden is
single minded. The focus should be on killing and fighting the
American people and their representatives. He wrote his
lieutenants. An avid reader, his online bookshelf ranged from Bob
Woodward's Obama's wars to former CIA Bin Laden desk Chief
Michael shores Imperial hubris I see that wasn't in there half
his collection were books on conspiracy theories. Like
bloodlines of the Illuminati. This is
not some kind of detached strategic leader this is very
much someone who has his hands in the mechanisms his
lieutenants are back and forth with him bin laden
with letters even a notebook in his own handwriting reveal a
network run like a business with an online job application asking
aspiring terrorists any hobbies or pastimes here
we got a little more of the John online job application.
Do you know any workers are experts in chemistry,
communications or any other field? Do you wish to execute a
suicide operation? And finally, what do you think this is multi
Well choice now or who should we contact in case you become a
martyr. But Bin Laden is also revealed as feeling increasingly
isolated in about Abad.
Another thing I wanted to point out we went through a long
conversation about this it's not a bot a bot it's Abbottabad that
is the correct pronunciation if you and of course I don't think
Andrew Mitchell has been there but if you have actually been
dealing with the Pakistanis or with this town or with this
situation, you would pretty much know it's Abbott about do you
recall this whole
Oh yeah, yeah, you made a big deal you made a big fuss and I'm
still making a big fuss because I believe when people in the
know really in the note would not be saying about about its
Abbott about month
ematic attack he wrote his favorite wife.
See this is also their his favorite wife.
They changed it right. Yeah, I agree. I like that. I want to
mention something else that I know she's gonna leave out of
this. I don't know she talks about the two thing here. But
yes, it on any of the other networks, as I heard all the
reports, including Democracy Now. Nobody mentioned about
taking your feelings out except NBC.
It is in this report. But I liked the favorite wife. That's
something that's cool. Would it be nice say you are my favorite
wife, darling.
But I'm, I assume I could be wrong, but I would think that
this ran the next day. Could be that's a problem. We
don't have the I don't know exactly what,
let's collate it in a bod. Before the SEAL Team Six
dramatic attack. He wrote his favorite wife. I think that I
have to leave them referring to the brothers who are guarding
him. He didn't leave in time. Bin Laden, the family man wrote
passionate letters to a wife living in Iran, while warning
her to remove fillings from her teeth before she visited him in
case the Iranians inserted a tracking device. But that's you
know, that is
science fiction straight out of was a marathon man was that
it most likely for the children. They were even video games at
the compound, including Delta Force extreme to also found by
the real US special forces the night they attacked.
Yeah, there's a lot of stuff that we found on that raid. This
was proof that broke that Osama bin Laden was still running out
kind of their
pro Bin Laden repeatedly warned his followers not to attack
other Muslims were to grab territory but to keep targeting
American embassies and oil companies. While ISIS which did
not even exist while bin Laden was alive is doing exactly what
he warned against
it. Here's your analysis. And then I have a couple of things
that
I don't have much of an analysis except there's a lot of
messaging going on here. And I wonder whether or not much of it
is our messaging that we've transposed onto this bogus
report GJ question to industry Yes. So he because there was no
it's like oh declassified declassified what? They
declassified the fact that he was playing a video game by
whatever name it was promoting the game by the way, I was gonna
go buy a copy now.
Is that Is that a new game?
I don't know. I don't even know. I've never heard of it.
I believe that if the video game truly was for his kids, we know
that all opt for Grand Theft Auto. They're gonna go for some
of this bullcrap. Killing hookers and speeding cars. Okay,
it's a universal kid thing.
That I think you're right. I think Grand Theft Auto is be
what they wanted to play. Maybe he was a strict dad.
Here. Here's I. First of all, there's no proof. I mean, they
just made a list and said, Oh, here it is declassified, fine,
whatever. But also in this
I do want to mention that, that I according to Democracy Now, I
guess somebody brought this up. Why did it take so long?
Somebody but oh, no, we've been in the answer. Government guy.
Oh, no. We've been releasing stuff all along. We do release
them immediately after he was captured, released last year
release and the year before. And I'm thinking when I don't
remember. I don't
remember this. But there's other things going on with this list.
Confessions of an economic hitman was on his list. As I
said, you know, the bloodlines of the Illuminati project MK
Ultra. Let me what this also does in I find the not so subtle
way. Anybody who's reading these books, you're gonna be not just
a conspiracy theorist, but you're probably self
radicalizing, and you're a terrorist.
Yes, I think that's there's a little of that.
Also the 2030 SPIKE by column Mason. Another thing that we
have propagated here the 2030 mean, so we're on deck I feel
this could be my list. We found the list of all his digital
bookshelf. Does your rule books to read curiously, there should
be a bundle? Can we get an Amazon bundle together where you
buy all these books in one go?
That would be a good idea. And I would make the argument that if
the government's trying to make it look as though Have you read
these books in yourself radicalizing. This was after
he's already radicalized. These are post radical books. You're
good to go. You're already in. You're already in and now these
books are just give you some more information that you need.
Which means again, if you're going to do counterterrorism,
you have to read all these books. Now I went the message
I'm getting you counter terrorists out there. And are
you kids in school there in the New Jersey schools? You have to
be counter terrorist. That's what the guy said. That means
you have to read these books and see what these terrorists are
reading. Right?
Yeah. the 911 Commission Report. Yeah, everything. Well, the only
thing missing from this now but here's a guy who is all over
every conspiracy theory, every angle, everything that's being
said about him about Jihad about radical Islam. Curiously, not a
single publication from the SITE Intelligence Group. I don't know
how that happens. How can that be not a single document, not a
single video, not a single web page from the number one source,
the exclusive source of all things al Qaeda, ISIS ISIL
Taliban all terrorist information provided by one
group Rita Katz IN THE SITE Intelligence Group to the
government, and he doesn't have a single one of them.
I wonder if he has a subscription distract for?
No, I didn't see that either. That's another good point. Yeah.
So yeah, this is it's well done. I liked it. I liked it. They
brought it out. Right in time to discredit to the entire Seymour
Hersh story, because that's part of his stories. There was
nothing there was bogus. There was crap, crap, crap. And whoa,
no, it wasn't because here's the treasure trove, and this does
not prove anything just proves nothing. And I liked I liked the
artwork on the on the dni.gov web page though. They did it up
nicely. Abbottabad ladies, gentlemen, Abbottabad not about
a bod. And one guy you'd expect to really know how to pronounce
that would be the former the acting director of CIA? You'd
think?
I would think so. Yeah. Although, I don't know. Maybe
they don't have really any don't care about pronunciation.
Well, Mike Morel. He's been doing my morale clip. And Mike
morels doing the rounds everybody everywhere He
is everywhere. He's everywhere. And he was got the book out he's
got his book out. So I caught this on Democracy Now. I didn't
catch it direct I don't know if you did because you I know
you're not NBC.
I have no I have different some different clips. Go ahead.
So morale goes on Chris Matthews and Chris Matthews is either I
don't know what what his game is. But oh, grilles morale.
Douchebag is what he is he thinks he's got him corner Good
luck with that. Manding that he admit that he would you know,
why didn't he knowing that the course. Matthews is still got a
hard on for Cheney and Bush. Oh, he's bitching and moaning? He
says I don't know why you didn't come out and say that they lied
about what you told them knowing football maybe not knowing full
well that they had the he was the briefing guy at the CIA at
the time. It's all conference. It's all secret. It's all you
can't go saying anything is your your sign your life away to
these agencies when your work for him. And it lasts forever,
by the way, stand up and lab state secrets. And why didn't
you kind of thing and morale being a wimp?
Who increased who increasingly when he has a tell and by the
way, I just said by the way, and I apologize for that. He has a
big tell this mic morale when he gets nervous and he's going into
you know, cover up mode. He keeps saying Right, right after
every well this right in this house. Good. Right. And if you
haven't if
it's right, he said Right, right. But he said right at the
end of sentence and if it's not in this clip, I have a couple of
clips from artists and it's not in this clip because he is being
cowed by Chris Matthews to such an extreme that is a I think
it's embarrassing.
A former top CIA official and intelligence briefer to
President George W. Bush before the this is the one right the
department democracy. Yeah, rock war has acknowledged Bush and
Vice President Dick Cheney falsely presented information to
the public. And an interview with MSNBC is Chris Matthews,
Michael Morel was asked about Cheney's claim that Saddam
Hussein was seeking nuclear weapons.
Was that true? We were
saying he answered that question. No, that's true.
That's not true.
Well, why don't you let him get away with it?
Look, my job my job, Chris is you're the briefer the
president intelligence, you're the top person to go in and tell
them what's going on. You see Cheney make these charts. He's
got a nuclear bomb and he makes subsequent charts. Do you know
how to deliver it? He had to keep up the limit. And nobody
raised it and said, No, that's not what we told him
Chris. Chris Chris Chris, what's my job right my job tell the
truth my job no as the briefer I don't know tell the truth, okay.
As the briefer My job is to carry CIA's best information and
best analysis to the president united states. Make sure he
understands it. Right. My job is to not watch what they're saying
on TV and say you had a
joke. What you think it's a joke that yes, that's not
my job. No, I wasn't paying attention. I was studying what
was
your break at the present and the reasons for war, they're
selling the war using your stuff, saying that you made that
case when you didn't. So they're using your credibility to make
the case for war dishonesty as you just admitted? Look, I'm
just telling you, I'm just telling you what I gave a
presentation of what you said to them. On some
aspects
that was morale top briefer for President George W. Bush being
questioned by MSNBC is Chris Matthews, your
vocal fries gotten a little worse, for some reason? Yes.
the Iraq invasion has emerged as a major campaign issue after
Republican hopeful Jeb Bush walked back his claim he would
have authorized the Iraq war. On Tuesday, democratic hopeful
Hillary Clinton was asked about her Senate vote to support the
Iraq invasion.
Look, I know that there have been a lot of questions about
Iraq post candidates over the last weeks, I've made it very
clear that I made a mistake, plain and simple. And I have
written about it in my book, I've talked about it in the
past. And, you know, what we now see is a very different and very
dangerous situation, the United States is doing what it can. But
ultimately, this has to be a struggle that the Iraqi
Government and the Iraqi people are determined to win for
themselves.
I want to circle back to Hillary first I'd like to go to a mic.
And the problem with Mike morale. And this is all part of
Project pundit, which is a known CIA. It's a whole department,
they write the books, he's got a book out now written by someone
else. And I think he somehow believes that he has like, some
shield or some immunity thing and that everyone just buy his
crap. And because he's CIA, and they have respect for him. The
guy common Dears, no respect. He's like a grown Harry Potter,
and he's a lying sack of shit. That's obvious. But he goes on
our tea with and I think Ben Swann is now on RT, who have
been the swans on art. I like Ben swan. I like
a little fool of himself. Yes.
All right. So here is you're going to hear a lot of his tells
in this one.
Was there a link between Iraq and al Qaeda? It was a very
legitimate question for everybody to ask after 911. Is
there a link between Iraq and al Qaeda? Is there a link between
Iran and okay. We said at the end of the day after going
through some ups and downs, we said there is no link between
Iraq and al Qaeda today. Iraq did not have did not help al
Qaeda with 911. Iraq did not have foreknowledge of 911 Iraq
in no way so far, not a single right to Puerto del Qaeda. We
said that, and some administration officials pushed
back on us, some administration officials said, you know, we
think you need to withdraw that paper and take another look at
this because we think you're wrong, right?
That's even better when you say wrong, right? That's, that's
even cooler. So you think you're wrong, right? No, wrong. Right.
Right. Right. They pressured us. They pressured us in a way that
I haven't experienced before. As an analyst, right, really stood
our ground, we did exactly what the taxpayers pay us to do,
which is called like you said, balls and strikes, balls and
strikes.
Filled with cliches, right?
Turn that right. And the President supported us. It was
the Vice President's office who was pushing us the President
supported us, the president said hey, I know about that pressure.
That's on you. I want you to continue to call it like you see
it. Okay.
Now we go to milk wrap by the way, horses bullcrap. Now we go
to question about Abbott Abad, not about not about a baud
Abbottabad, you would think
and I stopped for a second, just throw one other thing in, you
know, Bush use Cheney as his hatchet man. Yeah. And I've seen
CEOs do this. They'll have there'll be the nicest guy in
the world. Oh, no, this happened to you, oh, this is terrible.
I'm going to make sure that this doesn't happen again. And then
of course, the hatchet man comes in and you get fired.
There was a hatchet that he may still work there at Omnicom when
Omnicom invested directly in, in thinking ideas, the company that
that we took public in 96. And John Ren is the who is just, you
know, he's larger than life. He's, he's a drinker though
because, like three in the afternoon, you don't want a
meeting with him? Or maybe that may have changed, I don't know.
But I was always concerned about that. He had Tom Watson was his
guy. And Tom was this kind of, he looked a bit like, you know,
burns from The Simpsons, and he had one arm that was little half
paralyzed. It was really creepy and he came to your office man,
you knew it was all over crap Watson's here and that's What'd
you do? You had the CEO hanging out with the babes and and on
the commercial shoots and drinking ice this guy schmoozers
charm Exactly. Big charm and Blodger than life. And then you
got Watson oh crap Watson is coming here is again Abbottabad
it's in every it's in every aspect of the story he tells,
right the Pakistani war not holding Bin Laden under house
arrest and a Bhagavad right the doctrine
of Bhagavad no Abbottabad Abbottabad
epitomised under
house arrest and a Bhagavad right the documents that we
found there, show that he was managing your organization. In
fact, we were surprised to the extent that he was micromanaging
the organization. It wasn't the Pakistanis who told us that he
was there. It wasn't some Pakistani who walked into our
embassy and we paid $25 million to we followed a guy who we
thought was bin Laden's courier to about a bad habit and watch
the compound we do they
it's it's incomprehensible to me that they that he says about
about I'm just going to be an asshole about
enlivens courier to about a bod. We watched the compound, we came
to the conclusion that bin Laden was there. It was the Pakistanis
did not know that we were coming that night.
There's no shots fired. Nobody did anything. That's why That's
why they didn't know they're coming right in the middle of
the country. Right. It was in the middle is actually the
northern part. But it's in the middle of a giant military area.
Right.
Right, Bryce,
I was really stopped. So wouldn't it be cool? If you run
into one of these guys who does that says either right, or what
you do? Rarely, but you do it. Say okay, okay. Yeah. Right and
have a sentence and you say okay, bye bye. Right. Right.
Exactly. Or maybe just say, right, yeah. Did
you use that word?
Affirmative. If he says right, you should say negative. Okay,
right,
the compound we came to the conclusion that bin Laden was
there. It was, the Pakistanis did not know that. We were
coming that night. They were surprised I was there when they
when they first learned they were angry. They were
embarrassed president sent me there to smooth over relations
with but he
went there and did he go there and say take me to about a about
a bod and they went the fuck are you talking about men's
Abbottabad? Not about Abad. have you actually been there?
Mike them afterwards? And I saw how angry and embarrassed they
were? I am I am confident 95% to 99% confident that the Pakistani
government
Wait a minute, wait a minute, he went from 95 to 97% confidence,
you know, he should be in climate change. Research. I
should be doing?
I am I am confident 95% to 99% confident that the Pakistani
government 99 Are you? Almost there did not know he was there.
percent is possibility he's lying. Right. That the
senior leadership of the Pakistani government didn't know
is there. Can I rule out that some some somebody in the local
police department in a bot a bot or intelligence department in in
a bot a bot didn't know? You know that that may well have
happened but not the Pakistani government. So in almost every
regard, he's wrong.
Do you know if that 25 million was ever paid out?
I'm not going to answer that question. I'm
not gonna answer that question.
I know. I know. First he says but there's nothing about the
crap. Are you kidding me? 95% is certain I can't talk about that.
I know. It's so obvious the guy's a liar. And he's never He
was never there. I'm telling you is never that he was never in
Abbottabad you guys dreaming that 25 million would
go back to 25 million play.
Government so in almost every regard, he's wrong.
Do you know if that 25 million was ever paid out?
I'm not going to answer that. Okay. There's nothing
embarrassing okay.
Why doesn't he just say no, why can't he just because he's been
lying all along.
This is he's afraid Look, no one wants to be everyone's jumping
this everyone's jumping out. Everyone's bailing. Everyone's
getting out of the way no one wants to be around when this
shit comes crashing down. So he's I think he messed it up
breezy school
is punch right there. I mean, he's going on and on with his
cock and bull story. And then he asked a direct question about
the 25 million and for some reason on that question he
chokes
Yeah. And that's a central part to the Hersh walk in store I
can store Yeah, okay,
good enough. What about the various
not good enough?
Come on, man. Give this man give him a break my break.
Good enough. Goodness.
They should use that in congressional hearings. Okay,
good enough. Good. What about the buried at sea issue? So many
people question that And now this gets even better. And the
claim was it's and by the way, I appreciate Ben Swann doing this.
I mean, we're clearly dissecting it, deconstructing his work, but
I'm glad he's doing it at least you know gotta give the guy
credit it's
in it's in line with Islamic tradition and a number of Imams
came out afterward and said, Only if you die at sea, which
clearly he did not why did that go down that way?
So if you listen to Seymour Hersh, right the seals chopped
up his body right and threw it out of the helicopter before
they even returned to their base in Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
Right? Right. with certainty that his body was taken off that
helicopter certainty
with certainty John's certainty I know with certainty, so he
doesn't he doesn't have proof no way you
do it that's not the way if you're gonna It's like a
testimony thing. You don't throw these weasel words in there I
know with certainty you just you just say
that's it that is a performative I know with certainty okay?
That's what you know with certainty doesn't mean that
that's fact are true
with certainty that his body was taken off that helicopter in in
Jalalabad, Bill McRaven the commander this operation laid
out the body on the ground have one of his guys lay down next to
it to see how tall he was because we still weren't 100%
Sure it was been lying in bed it
stopped version of selfies. You want to lay down I got a good
shot.
Let me get my cock out. It'll be funny.
I'm telling I would have done that. Let me hold on to his it'd
be really funny, man. Come on, says Rachel. You know there's a
photo somewhere that take your place. I mean, we just put the
put the child
guy standing around peeing on him that's even the chopped off
arm
you know rubbing it Bernie's
sure it was Bin Laden at that point. I was there when the
President United States directed that he received a proper Muslim
burial let's see. Oh, the President would know and I
watched the video and I saw pictures
Wait a minute he watched the video this is new. He said this
video. I thought there were only photos now apparently though, he
said he watched the video so there's he
misspoke when I was there when the well you know what, baby
there is a video.
Wonder you know and I'll say I'm sure there is a video and I'm
sure it's it's a video it's complete bull crap made by the
same people who make the beheading videos. God knows what
he was working on it. The United
States directed that he received a proper Muslim burial. Let's
see. And I watched the video and I saw pictures show. I don't
know who this senior this former senior intelligence officer is
who is providing this information and Seymour Hersh
but he was not in the same room that I was
a Yeah, so let me circle back with some morale stuff,
actually, to Hillary Clinton. Now of course what is happening
is there's a big move to put Hillary in as much hot water as
possible. And Mike morale I think it was on Fox. And now we
have report which actually I'll play the report first because
all of a sudden the pixie girl is back john the MK Ultra
complete 1000 Yard Stare pixie girl Catherine herridge. You
recall her
from Foley and Catherine O'Hara who was she's? I don't know
she's always the
breaking news girl. She always has the inside scoop and then
she screwed went up and they kicked her off for a while. It's
not what happened. Oh, that's possible. Yeah. So so this, this
spoke to this girl all of a sudden pops back up and she she
looks in the camera and she has this. She has the red dress on
sleeveless. And it looks very cute. But it's all edge. She's
completely cheese. Beautiful shoulders. She's stoic. She's
sitting right there. Her pixie haircut is dead set. There's no
soul in this woman zero soul. But she's removed clinically
remove the MK Ultra system. But she of course has received the
highly confidential documents that prove that not only was the
Benghazi embassy attack known to intelligence sources, the
Director of National Intelligence 10 days before, but
everybody including the State Department and the US Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton knew that this was not a video, it
was not some about just people going nuts over a crazy ass
video. And I need to play this before we get into the morale
stuff because this is all meant to bring down and discredit and
set up set the stage for Hillary Clinton to be grilled over her
role. And in her passive or or not so passive role in
discovery.
Newly released documents show a serious disconnect between what
the administration said and what was known at the Defense
Intelligence Agency also known as the DIA this September
16 2012 memo copy.
She's holding it up now. She's holding a piece of paper
National Security
Council State Department's CIA and others concluded the
Benghazi terrorist attack was planned at least 10 or more days
in advance. The DI A Nemo also reports the attack was tied to
911 and was retaliation for a June 2012 drone strike that
killed an al Qaeda strategist. There is no discussion of
what does an al Qaeda strategist do actually does he sit there
with a stick and like draw like little like a loop? Here's an
excerpt go over there and we cut over to the right. What does a
strategist do?
I think he knows where the outhouses are out in the middle
of nowhere
but demonstration, or an anti Islam video, quote, The
intention was to attack the consulate and to kill as many
Americans as possible to seek revenge for the US killing of
Abu Yahya Al Libi in Pakistan and a memorial of the 11
September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center buildings
Judicial Watch obtain these new records by suing in federal
court and another a DIA memo from 2012 predicts the rise of
ISIS and the establishment of a caliphate 17 months before the
President called the terror group. The JV teams have
complete discrediting and we'll go into the second piece here
about what we knew very early on, that the CIA compound or the
CIA building next to the embassy was being used for shipments of
weapons to Syrian running gun running which is illegal it this
is Iran Contra its exhibits they may not have paid for with
drugs. But it is precisely the same thing that George H. Walker
Bush got in a lot of trouble for
the DIA memo also reported that military stockpiles were moving
from Benghazi to the Syrian ports of bananas and bore Islam.
And the shipments included rifles, RPGs and missiles. This
dia document may also be problematic for Mrs. Clinton,
who also skirted the weapons issue during her only
congressional testimony on Benghazi of January 2013.
Now, let's go to Mike Morel, then he is asked about this
report. Also on Fox, of course,
CIA officers tracking the movement of weapons from Libya
to Syria. Can't talk about that.
Yeah. Right. Good. Talk about that I'm
talking about don't talk about and talk about it, even if they
weren't moving the weapons themselves. Are you saying
categorically that the US government and the CIA played no
role whatsoever in the movement of weapons from Libya to Syria?
We played
no role.
I love that. Yes, we played no role. What does that mean? Yes,
we played no role.
weapons from Libya and Syria, we played no role. Now whether we
were watching other people do it. I can't talk about
another one words. They were watching other people. They
played no role they play watching.
And I think that's a role rising supervisor. Right. So that's, of
course, that's a role. Yes. We played no role in that. Now.
Maybe other people were doing it, you
go back? Well, you gotta play it again. Because I bet you if you
parse, what Bret bear was saying, I think that's who that
is. Yeah. If you parse what he asked, I'll bet you you can you
can see what they're answering here. This may be you actually
pretty good.
We're CIA officers tracking
the movement of our worst CIA's officers tracking the movement
weapons from Libya to Syria can't talk about okay. So yes,
he can't talk about it. So I presume Yes. Right.
Can't talk about I'm talking about even if they weren't
moving the weapons themselves. Are you saying categorically
that the US government and the CIA played no role whatsoever in
the movement of weapons from Libya
even if they weren't
gay
gotta go back to
Berkeley that the US government
back one more time all right. Worth It
prints themselves are you saying categorically that the US
government and the CIA played no role whatsoever in the movement
of weapons movement?
Yes Here we played no role
Yeah exactly. Weapons yeah no role in the movement of the
weapons storage of the weapons by putting the weapons and
weapons with tracking loading am training
everything by leading him there was not a CIA guy holding a box
of guns polishing the weapons pricing was icing them now the
guys did this with aid we pay played no role in touching and
moving
Oh no, no no he didn't say touching not moving move from
here to there did
not move whether we were watching other people do it. I
can't talk about ah,
Joey's was there but they saw these guys moving to weapon yeah
but that by itself first guy for covering up anything he
shouldn't even be on the air he should not
see I a good clue. He
should not this guy out of there. You should not get in the
hot tub. I'm telling you bad bad bad idea.
is terrible. Right?
Right. Affirmative. And with that, I would like to thank you
for your courage and say in the morning to you John C where the
C stands for confirmation Devorah
got me on edge C stands for caught me off guard. It's the
same every morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships
as he boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water.
And all the Dames and all the nights out there
in the morning to everyone in the chat room. No agenda
stream.com Thank you all for being here depleting your $9.2
million worth of value to the government as a human resource
in the morning to our artists. And thank you, Martin, JJ for
bringing us it's good to see Martin Back. Marne, JJ he
brought us the artwork for episode seven to two moral debt
which I got a lot of retweets on this people said this was the
best artwork yet it was the ISIS slave t shirt on the sexy baby.
Works every time
is like a sexy baby. Nothing like a sexy bit. Well, we had a
very poor showing, despite the quality newsletter with the
photo, which I which was I thought it was hilarious. And I
thought I made a good point with this photo, which was a photo
released by the Justice Department about showing holder
with this with this one, and it's called the Great Hall or
something and I thought I was I was I was sense it might have
been faked. Until I found it on the Justice Department Twitter,
Twitter feed is where it came from. And
it's it's it's so nationalistic. So chronology solar, so yeah,
Hitler s would be it. Yes.
Where's Reni rife installed when we need her for any of this?
Isn't her name? What's her nanny right now? Nikki? Right Lenny?
What's what's Glenn Greenwald's girlfriend? What's her oh,
boy choices?
Plenty Poydras You got any portraits like just refund wild
stuff. So
we got three people. We don't really have an official
executive producer. Nobody came in with more than $271.83 Who
will be named the executive producer because he came up with
the highest amount you'll have three. Christian Herzog's Herzog
of Elwood, who comes in from Elwood, Illinois. 7183 Gen
surgery Zaga Elwood, father of the SIR Azar you're here having
missed him. Let me just stretches. Why can having missed
Pi Day Pi day I'm donating the natural logarithm amount working
my ways towards Baron hood. The show has been great of late. And
I'm overdue and showing my support. If I could get a long
version of the rev whip them. I'd be a happy camper. Thanks.
Now get out there.
Given the karma to use karma. Nice. That's always good here.
And that one. I like that red
coming in next, even though he actually only get
123 1234512345. But he took me out to dinner last night and
that dinner was not at a cheap place. So I credited him with a
23456 Even though and who was this? This is Sir Patrick Coble.
Oh, he was in town. Yeah. Oh, nice in town for some Citrix
thing or some meeting, right? He's like a dude named Ben. He's
a dude named Ben. And he's having sat down and chatted with
him. He's like a real dude named one. And he's a really nice guy.
And he drives his Ducati from Nashville. No. drove his I saw
him after our meet up in Nashville, then you know, when
Ducati is a very distinct sound, it's a very, very beautiful. I
mean, it's a beautiful machine to look at. And I believe he has
the 850 and he took off, you know, just on his wheelie for
like a mile and a half.
Me? Yeah, it goes on night. That's right dude named Ben.
Well, he's gonna give us the best podcasting trophies. Yes,
that's right, which I display proudly. So we had a nice chat.
So I credited him with this. So he comes in Associate Executive
Producer. Okay, and then James, give him a karma for showing up.
Hey, man, you've got karma. I mean, he has a good day
apparently he says that these are like two months of assault
meetings. All the IT world has the jam everything into a couple
of months a year. And you sometimes are on it. He says
gonna be on the road for like 40 days or something. Just going
from one company to another where they when they bring these
big shots in. And he's one of them. Yeah. And then they, they
asked what's wrong with our product? And according to COBOL
they tell him what's wrong with the product. And then couple
years later, after they've been told over and over and over
again, the problem they finally fix it.
Oh, the easy job is to upsell it sounds.
James butcher in Tao Walla, new Western Australia. 200 Hey guys,
this brings me to 1177766 I'd like to be knighted as Sir James
have the general Wheat Belt central central Wheatbelt Oh, I
said General, central wheatbelt. Thanks, guys for the great show.
All right. That's it. That's all we got. should only be two.
Yeah, if it weren't for Patrick, that was pretty pathetic. I
generally say some people can get in on a on an executive
producer ship like this just by such and such
a slam dunk. I'm just going to move on to the new agenda CD
housekeeping memo I received from Sir Ramsey Kane. Right, who
starts off appropriately with hail apple. Which we all say hey
level,
hey, Elavil,
I just put up this week's episode of no agenda 2016 I'm
moving on to a new no agenda CD. I've had many requests for CDs
and haven't gotten back to everyone yet. I was hoping you
could mention that if anyone requests discs, I'll get them
out when the new discs are produced and burned. I really
appreciate it. So then we appreciate what you do. Sir
Ramsey came this is extremely important. And we really do
appreciate that. Yeah, well, that please. We're doing a show
on Sunday. I'll be back for the Sunday shows it will be one of
those travel Saturday prep everywhere the airport, the
airplane, get up early, do it and we'll be ready to bring you
another fine episode of media deconstruction. And we do need
your support for that
vora.org/in A obviously, you can always do things like oh, I
don't know, go out there and propagate the formula. Our
formula
is this. We go out for yet people in the mouth.
Ford move on, John. In two newsletters ago, I believe you
asked people for their thoughts and their input. And we received
some comments, some good and some logical. Increasingly,
there's always little delay and things like this increasingly,
I'm receiving emails, I think you even copied on one of the
exchanges, where he'll say, Well, you guys are really good
at pointing out the lies and the bullcrap and deconstructing and
showing us that we're being mind controlled and programmed to
think certain ways, but you never give us any solutions.
If this comes up a few times a year we get one of these. Yeah,
and
I wanted to explain that least my position, I think yours is
reasonably similar. The solution is incredibly simple. And let me
show you an example. I looked this up the top funded
Kickstarter projects. So this is crowdfunded. Pebble watch $20
million. A cooler, that is a portable party cooler that can
have blended drinks and music that have blender on it. 13 Yes,
Blender right on the top $13 million. The Pebble e paper
watch. So really, the pebble company has raised 30 million in
total. We have Exploding Kittens a card game $8.7 million. Now.
If you want to change anything, you have to start at a BillyOh
local or regional level depending on where you are. We
all know that it takes money to be to be elected certainly in
the United States of Gitmo nation. Once people figure out
that you can actually change your life, your your
environment, the politics and how things are run by either
running for office or electing people you're voting people out
helping to get other people elected. Gee, you might actually
get you know, like the pebble of politicians. It's a crazy
concept. We're also obsessed with bullshit. But if you really
are frustrated, work on this concept. That's all that it
takes. If you look at to in the United States and Congress,
currently 79 members of Congress have been in office for at least
20 years. Now a lot of people do is we need term limits. You
know, that's just you're lazy. You're lazy ass. How hard can it
be to put together a video for someone that you believe in?
Maybe yourself, then crowdfund it. This really can be done. But
to say, boy who but choices do ahead. Let me get you get it. I
am embarrassed as a human being that in my lifetime, we will
likely have two people from the Bush family and two people from
the Clinton family in the White House as president. It's crazy.
And it's our own
fault. Crazy.
It's our own fault.
These are not the atoms you know, John Adams quit John
Quincy Adams type level of memory and intelligence. Not at
all these are scammers.
They're liars, they're cheats, they're killers. They're they
Hoard. They're horrible people. John and I both have been around
the elites and the elites love to combine with show business.
These people don't give a crap about you. They really don't.
It's not that they walk past you like your dirt. But that's what
happens. It happens with celebrities too is it's a very
it's a human condition. And once you have power you just spit on
people. They're only there to do whatever you tell them to do,
and you can combat them. But if you don't if all you're
interested in is oh, this is so cool. There's some guys trying
to build a rocket go to the moon. Well, I'll give him $50
That's really funny. People, that's all it takes. That I'm
continuously amazed that we have to have some kind of grand
scheme how you can change things. Now there's there's only
that our job No, it's there's only two in the United States is
that in anywhere, look at history. Either you're going to
find a way to vote your candidates in we know how it's
done is done with money, go raise some money, or revolution
and you got to chop their heads off the French did it is not
impossible. And that's all I can say about it. You know, we're
here to help you people. We're here to help you train your
kids. And luckily we have young people listening to not be
caught up in this like these poor kids in New Jersey who are
all in Ottawa being recruited for ISIS. It's so silly and even
funnier, you know, I met some some Dutch friends here in New
York. And they and it's it's cynical almost how crazy this
is. They compare well they call it is. Of course we say ISIS or
ISIL or advertising or whatever. They're saying, you know, it's
just like is it's just like the Nazis. I'm like, No, you're
misunderstand
that word. The Nazis have Toyota trucks as their main weapon
of their misunderstanding. You guys don't even wear helmets
that right now. The United States of America is closer to
the nationalistic party than anything else. We're getting
armbands for crap sake.
The armbands is a bad idea. Everybody's
lockstep and all got blue all for it. So anyway. Bingo Boom
shakalaka
got that ask Dad. What
do we have to talk about? It wants to know why
people want us to have call for action. We're reporting and
deconstructing news that is what we do. And the idea is this to
make you better do it yourself. I have an idea I haven't
finished you can buy
just got had a great idea. You run just for a local election
maybe in city council get started somewhere but you could
even find some congressional districts you do a Kickstarter
and as a reward you have an armband as you know like a
certain level award the people will buy into that. People want
to armbands get a test so
how monitor
hall monitor there Yeah, I got a received a great email our
intelligence network is is above any I've ever witnessed. If we
wanted to exploit this and work with the people who are inside
of our network, we could all be probably fabulously wealthy,
some people get killed and others would be out of a job but
in general, I think we're good and people come to us from the
inside of FBI CIA CDC DNI you name it mi five don't think we
have an MI six mi five everywhere. And this is from one
of our producers in the morning Adam and they have some clips to
go with this if we're interested in I'm not sure if this is the
correct way to get to you info to you as I'm quite new to no
agenda in fact, was hit in the mouth indirectly by John via
Twitter, John it's still valuable. But I feel it is my
duty as a well informed slave to pass on my knowledge to the no
agenda nation. This story about hacking the ECU from the
inflight enter set entertainment system is bullshit. What makes
me qualified to comment Well, in my career, I've designed and
built cockpit display systems for many aircraft including the
future Lynx, US presidential helicopter. I've designed test
equipment for the AR i and C bus and also written the firmware
for the remote data concentrators which provide the
interconnects for the different buses on the aircraft. The ECU
is controlled via the AR i n c four to nine or bus and although
it uses the same number of wires in a similar protocol to
Ethernet a requires a time triggered Ethernet card to issue
commands over this bus. Oh yeah, I almost forgot I'm reading
verbatim by the way. It's not in any way connected to in flight
fucking entertainment systems. The airspeed altitude and GPS
provided to the passengers is not a fucking feed from the
cockpit nav system. The fact that this info SEC expert claims
have gained access to the in flight entertainment system,
which would be standard Ethernet is not a huge surprise or a
concern as they are two separate systems. The FAA and other
flight regulatory committees would never allow the connection
of a do dash 178 B or these days the 178 C level safety critical
10 to the ninth degree failure rate be connected to a non
safety critical system. These systems are written on bare
metal with no operating system or third party lob libraries as
every single line of code. And all branches are tested via MCDC
modified code decision cover converge. Conversion says I
don't know to ensure that they are safe for flight. So the fact
that he would know the exact commands to issue to the flight
management system is highly dubious as there is no give me a
list of commands that are available commands method. And
secondly, it is absolutely impossible using a standard
laptop from the in flight entertainment system. I'm
calling massive bullshit on this just another scare tactic
elitist towards trains good planes bad now with that there
is a podcast called Security weekly. And they had this guy on
the podcast. How about that? Chris Roberts. And it's very
interesting. This Chris Roberts guy, I'm gonna play this first
clip, where he pretty much says And remember, Wired Magazine,
Ars Technica, everybody was oh, he made the plane fly sideways.
He hacked in who did all this crazy, who How can we get into
the system is all bad? Am I summarizing that appropriately?
I think so. Here he is. Well, he didn't actually hack into
anything.
So what happened is first thing that happened was I was very
civilized and mentally paid for my wireless on the airplane for
a nice change.
This attitude, this from an info security guy, saying I was
really nice. I paid for my Wi Fi for a change. Like some asshole
like, it's so cool. You can steal Wi Fi from the plane. Does
that make you a big man? Does it grow your penis?
Now have a receipt for somebody sent me the GAO report. I was
actually going from Denver to Chicago and then on to Syracuse
to an aviation security.
Nice. Second. What do you mean, he has a receipt for it? It's
all done online, we have a bit of a printout.
So he has an email receipt, that is what he means. I doubt it. If
you use the Wi Fi, you gotta you gotta
use Wi Fi. And I paid for it. And I don't get a receipt. By
email, they don't even ask for my email address. And I wouldn't
give it to them if they wanted it.
I got partway through the flight to Chicago, somebody sent me the
GAO report that says, you know, airlines are vulnerable, at
which point I looked at something that Airbus had put
out, and Airbus was like, oh, no, we're perfectly safe.
Everything's wonderful. And I call bullshit on it. And then
and I'm pretty blunt and pretty, pretty. You need 240 characters
and said, I'm sitting in front of a system and I know demo, I
can get into it. And that apparently caused some some
issues.
So what he did now this is a different story than what he
told a lot different. Yeah. So he received a report that said,
well, maybe there's some issues, but it's all safe. And then he
called bullshit on it because he's an InfoSec. Expert. And he
felt the need to tweet that out saying, Oh, I could do anyone
bought it. But do this right. valid. So cool. This is not what
info security specialists do. You're a douchebag
so did you actually plug into something under your seat? No,
no, I did not. I was pretty.
I know. So wired Ars Technica this week in tech, everybody
who's parroting these news stories you're complicit in in
propagating
crap. Hey, you know, I know this is what can be done. But no,
thankfully because my understanding is they pulled the
airplane aside they've looked at it they've interviewed
passengers and all sorts of good things.
Gotcha. She's so he's there's something plugged into under
your seat or you don't know.
Oh, yeah, no, that definitely is a nice control box under the
seat that has a modified cat five cat six jack under it to
make friends with the in flight entertainment system, make
friends I see.
But that's the in flight entertainment system that should
have nothing to do with the airplane controls correctly, you
would hope and you would think logic but unfortunately, logic
does not appear to have been part of the design criteria. Now
I
want to point something out when you get this information from
Well, listen, it's
in flight entertainment has two avenues from there he goes to
the the cockpit control the cabin control systems, I'm
sorry, and then also goes into the satellite systems. So you've
got to attack avenues from there. And obviously, cabin
control systems and SATCOM systems have discrete network
access into the avionics systems and the pilot avionics stuff.
Well, no, obviously is not true. It's not true. There's no IC
moving into that we just this is this is what he says obviously,
it's not true.
I've heard this for quite some time that you know, kind of
rumblings from people that the systems onboard an airplane are
not in fact separate. What what's kind of lagged the change
and prevented things from actually getting better and more
secure.
I don't know I mean I think there's a couple of things one
they're using a whole bunch of like the off the shelf CMTS
stuff so they're using a lot of the off the shelf stuff
secondly which is we just heard is not true it's it's it's
written on metal it's not off the shelf stuff there's
all the interconnects you look at what the pilots using up
front the especially in the more modern jets have got a lot of
the glass cockpit system so they are
modern every single Cessnas have glass cockpit systems this is
well known technology this is not some cool obviously newer
aircraft now what do you think they're flying on these things
decked
out obviously we've got the iPad issues in I think the iPad
issues for American Airlines were not connected they only
held the it's the digital the flight maps with approach plates
it's not obviously that that's what happened there was a bad
update that's something difference
you had the iPad issues like that's the iPad connecting to
the data that they need when the system
does not connect to the system they know the system the
electronic flight bag does not connect to the system and having
control systems which are you know the cockpit front end
system has the back end system has you just got a complex OS
all of that face network that everybody's running around up?
Complex asshole about face network. Okay, let's talk about
this guy for a moment. Because you're going to hear what this
is really what is really going on here and I find it despicable
and I find it even more despicable how that so called
tech press has handled this story that a bunch of like, like
a VJ has to explain it to you what's wrong with your PayPal.
So this guy is running an info security security company. And
he previously worked for a guy named Kevin Canarium kn i e r i
m Kevin Kinnear him at a company if you're gonna love this called
Sai opsis LLC. I'll say that again. Sigh opsis LLC, spelled
si y O P S. I s you know, like psyops I guess. Yeah. And this
Kevin guy who was his boss was with the FBI for 15 years. This
guy has been involved with the FBI and security for a long time
he has been pitching to get this business. And they don't feel
that they either need him or that they want him specifically
as a witness here where he's just trying to pitch new
business by doing this by making these funny tweets and telling
people he knows what's wrong and airplanes will crash. And he
meetly had wired and Ars Technica and all the tech press
line right up behind it,
we have tried to engage with both the airline manufacturers
and a bunch of the number of the airlines and haven't had a huge
amount of success. No, because you're a dick, one of our intel
crap, guys founder he's really
good guys. There's got to be always a tech guy in there that
just said, Look sees through this. What is it? You can't sell
this way?
No, this is a very, it's a bad way to sell.
Well, obviously, that's why he can't sell was to think that he
could get away with this. I mean, the letter you read pretty
much says it all. Yeah. And this guy is out there pitching
unsuccessfully. All he's doing is pointing out that he's an
incompetent bonehead. So
we have tried to engage with both the airline manufacturers
and a bunch of the number of the airlines and haven't had a huge
amount of success. One of our intel guys found a release from
Boeing from a couple of years ago where I think render myself
rail and a few others were considered potential threats to
Boeing. Airbus has kept on telling us that we've wanted
help going up at the office, yeah, and to lose and regarding
restraining orders of the places and this never come to anything.
But for me, it was I was messing around with the vehicles, Jesse
and I were messing around with cars and everything else, and
started looking at the intelli bus stuff, intelli buses or
Boeing thing. And so we switched our attention to airplanes, and
then pretty much so turned all the research tools that we have
in South Plains to see what we could find out.
All right. And so what you found out is probably incorrect, and
your entire approach is annoying. But even worse,
there's never been any attack of any kind. No one's ever
attempted to do what he claimed to do what the technology
presses propagate
your knowledge has there ever been an attack on the computer
systems of an airplane for the with malicious intent?
There have been a lot of potential boo boos on airplanes
that have been attributed to attacks. But no to my knowledge,
there's never been one direct attack against one there's been
a lot of work that's been done to see what we can do to them.
But there's never been an attack against one.
So fail is what he's saying. There's no one has ever
completed. And I'll leave you just so you can hear what this
guy is about. And I find it sickening to hear this whole who
does the security weekly podcast who hosts this thing? Who is
this? I don't know. Well, they all they're all so smug and
they're so funny and it's all so cute.
Let me go back to my toys. They get my laptop, my iPad my toy He
said, multi terabytes worth of hard drives a bunch of USB
drives. They took my Think Geek and I Tron and was very upset
with that.
Have they plugged it in somewhere? Oh,
I hope. So. Frickin
hubs? Yes, they got a couple of USB drives that have got some
zero days. And so I'm looking forward to those calling on
Monday. Oh.
Does he not hear himself? Apparently.
And for me that retard what I've read that there were lots of
people took your tweet as a threat. And quite often, I did
not. I saw that as I happen to be sitting here. Yeah. Wow, all
these funny things could happen, because I know they can happen.
But I haven't actually done anything. And I never tend to do
anything. That's, that's what I read into that tweet. So I think
maybe some things got a little bit overblown. And the fact that
the in the fact that you deal with all those folks on a fairly
regular basis, there you go, more credibility to that.
Yeah, my credibility of the analysis. either. You're the
most incompetent sales guy in the world, or you're part of a
psychological operation, an extension of the firm psyops
this, please. All right, whatever it is,
like I think you've JV I'm done. I'm done. I think the guys clip
was a little long, but you've totally debunked. Yes, the
story,
period. And it's, it's sad that it takes you and I to bring some
clarity to this stupid situation, because the meme is
out there.
It is only it's only bringing clarity to the listeners, and
producers of the no agenda show the public at large will still
be fed the crap that this guy's delivered. Yeah. And then of
course, what I don't get is that the government got it. There's
something about the government going after this guy was for
some other reason. Because he's trying to panic. The public is
like yelling fire in a theater. Well, that's the only thing I
can think of, because that's what it's like he's making it
sound as though these planes are unsafe, which it would be a
psychological operation. Well, it also be a violation of a
number of laws. Yeah, but he's
not in jail. So you've got to think maybe this whole thing was
a setup. Maybe he found the new client after all,
yeah, a public relations agency. Yeah. And if they're doing this
to slam somebody, I don't know who I'm talking. Could be this
slamming Delta.
It was united, I think, wasn't it? Yeah, I
know. But I'm proud that that was the Segway throw. Oh,
I'm sorry. Oh, okay. Yes, you're not actually going to talk about
that. Well, I think we should just put a link in the show
notes. I got it already to the Delta. Because I thought it was
just a joke that the company there's a there's a that'd be
Alex back a little backstory there on on YouTube. There is
the delta in flight video, or one of them and it's a joke
video. It's they've done joke videos before but nothing so
outrageous is this.
It's the entire it's your safety briefing, that they play on
the briefing. And it's all bull crap. And it's all joke. Oh,
this is so funny. Yeah. You know, like put this stuff under
the seat and they have an aura talking orange. And there's a
lot of animations and craziness. And a lot of memes, a lot of
corny memes very corny. And then I just thought this was
something that some buddy did. And then you tell me in the
email that you saw the video, I'm flying over, like, two
versions of it. Yeah.
I've seen multiple versions of this at least two. Yeah.
So that you view people that doesn't show
and there's one of them is funny, where they have the pilot
these they have the pilot sitting up front and the you
know, this at the very end, like we're getting ready for takeoff,
and the pilot turns around. It's Kareem Abdul Jabbar, you know,
sort of throwback to call back to the movie, the movie. Yeah,
some of that. Meanwhile, the real scary thing about aviation
security, which I saw, I did, I did catch some C span. They were
talking. This was in one of those congressional hearings
with John Roth. He is the Inspector General for the
Department of Homeland Security. And the Inspector General's job
is to make sure that everything's running
appropriately. And that the the department is doing the best
they can. And they're
not wasting taxpayers money. Yes, and not web.
So the question comes up about the the security badges and IDs
and who has them and particularly comes to TSOs,
transportation, security officers. Anybody else but
mainly, the Department of Homeland Security has massive
amounts of people. How many do they have like four or 500,000
people working for him?
Yeah, some 4000 comes to mind. And
so here is I don't know if I have the question on here about
background checks of everyone who has one of these security
passes, which allows you access to secured areas of it.
airports. Now, it was always my understanding that these agents
certainly the TSOs that they would have background checks. Is
that not what you thought?
Jean is Smith, who is the editor of the and a new domain.com,
which is just a simple thought it was dotnet. So is it the.com?
Now but dot new domain.net? For sure. But I think they do. I
think they got the other one. Yeah, I could be wrong. She, if
anybody's A writer for that small but important publication,
she does background checks on everybody. She's an editor,
because you can do online there as background check companies,
it costs a little bit of money. But you can you should do
background checks. So I don't see why the government wouldn't
have background checks on somebody carrying a gun.
Well, it seems that if you and I have people who are in charge of
making sure terrorists and they have a badge, and they have a
badge, and the terrorists do not get on to into secured areas,
and God forbid aircraft, I think it would be handy to have a
background check on these people because otherwise they might
have one of their buddies slipped through. That's what it
seems like to me.
Minister out where apart can it be?
How hard can it be? Well, apparently, it's a massive
challenge that
ministers were were spending mega billions now for security
at the airports when you add it all together? Are we are we are
we getting a bang for our bucks?
I think there's significant room for improvement. It is a massive
task. I mean, when you talk about, for example, security
background checks on individuals that hold the passes to the
secure areas, you're talking about 3.7 million people that
you'd have to give a background check for if this isn't a
massive, massive challenge. Can TSA tighten up? Absolutely. And
the reports that we have written over the course of the years, I
think show there are areas where they can tighten up. But we need
to understand the sort of scope and significance of the problem
that TSA faces.
So the congressman, or maybe was a senator talks of mega
billions, which boggles my mind, this guy is allowed to
bajillions you should well mega billions would be a trillion.
Because that would be 1000. Yeah, it'd be
1000. Yeah, absolutely.
And this and this craphole says, ball, that's a massive
undertaking. We can't be like doing background checks, and
everybody has a badge. There's room for improvement. This is
all there's your security theater. It's just we're not
safe.
We're not safe.
We're safe because there's nothing going on. There's that's
how we're safe. No bull crap. There's nothing going on.
There's no threats. ISIS lurking guys was hiring children to do
suicide bombings. It's not like the NCIS show. It's all bull
crap and is being fed to us. Just every day I don't see
things happening.
ISIS
will follow them. The gate
ISIS
and for all practical purposes, we're on lockdown.
Yeah, lockdown. Yeah,
lockdown. You can't do anything. Lockdown.
You got plenty. You know, I want to
say something. COBOL they had something to say I was worried
I'm going to say stuff I shouldn't be talking about. But
this one I thought was I wanted to talk about I'm going to talk
about he noticed something and I've noticed this what happened
to all the lawsuits that were coming out of the ER Ay ay ay ay
ay and MPA they were good at capturing all the attention what
happened to those? Did everyone just stopped doing them? Did
people stop pirating music and movies? Hmm. I don't know.
Because I've noticed this too. There's the and one of the ideas
of course is the whole idea of if you make a big fuss about
busting some grandma and finding her a quarter of a million
dollars in an oil everyone gets really shook up and then they
say I'm not gonna take any I think
I can I think I can answer this. I think I can answer it. The
reason why because I can't speak for the MPAA I can speak for the
Ria, which is the recording industry associated with
Association of America and this is more of a music pirating. I
believe that what is the we're in a spot now where we have
Spotify and there's a couple other couple others with mainly
Spotify, where every single record executive every and
probably insiders at the R I A n their lawyers all hold Class A
stock in Spotify. And this is going to be a huge IPO.
Everybody's going to make out like bandits, screw the artists
screw this writers screw the composers. And then all they're
doing is trying to hype this up witness wanted. This is more
like a tech news report. Apparently Spotify is now going
to add video and podcasts and they want to become your single
source destination, which is a sure sign that they're not
making any money. We know they're not they're losing
money, and they will never be permitted to make a lot of
profit. That's just not how the entertainment business works. If
you're making profit, we're gonna raise the price of our
licensing. It's just how it works. Look at Pandora, I don't
think they've ever made a profit and they're public. Everyone's
quiet because they just want this thing to be built up into
them. This will this will be a what is the valuation of Spotify
right now. And by the way, I want I'm sorry, I shouldn't say
that. By the way. I want people to understand how valuations
work, maybe you could explain that, John? Well, I look up the
current valuation of Spotify
valuations work on the basis of investments, and what percentage
of that company they get at each stage of the investment process.
So in the final stages of the investment process, if somebody
invests a million dollars in they get some half a percent of
the company, let's say, and then this company's has, has X amount
of stock, you and the other company, the other guys are
already in and you you buy your half a percent of the RSA a
percent of the company and you you drop 10 million, let's say
and you multiply that by the the number of shares, or you
multiply in the case of this by a factor of 10. And say you
invest $100 million for 10% of the company at the end, which is
not You're not gonna get, but you multiply that by 10. Because
it's 10%. That makes the company worth a billion dollars. Goldman
Sachs
and Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund invested $400 million in
April into Spotify, the valuation they did that at based
upon what you explained perfectly, is $8.4 billion.
Right? That would be right. And so is the company really worth
that? Well, you have to say yes, because that is what the
valuations, the market says what the market bears and the market
of course, is is
never wrong.
But everyone's gonna pop out of the IPO and no one will care.
It's like Twitter, Twitter's what is left of Twitter is
nothing its value less for the investors at this point. They're
not the ones that got out on the IPO. The same as Pandora is
actually Twitter does have a market cap that's the other
thing it becomes when they have a market cap but they don't you
get once you go public, then it's not valuations market cap,
which is the value of the stock, and they multiply it by the
number of shares and and minus debt. So you get enterprise
value, right? But then you get a number they haven't
they have a negative earnings per share. They're losing money.
They're just losing money. It has
nothing to do with market cap. No, it does not you could be
losing your your but
a market cap is what is looked at for a purchase.
Mainly. Yeah, because that's what you'd have to pay for if
you bought their stock up.
Exactly. Exactly. So I think that's what that is the reason I
can't speak for the for the Motion Picture Association of
America. But I think with the Ria, the the people who are
running the show, the labels the actual label presidents who are
gangsters, they know this, it's a gangster business. It's never
really changed. They understand one thing and one thing only
money.
Well doesn't quite explain it to me why this has gotten so quiet.
Well,
we know that our IA lawsuit thing was a racket in fact, got
to the point where they would it's the same thing remember the
guy who was no longer my friend right when I broke the story
that he had the sex the sex videos that he was making? And
then he would the law firm would just call up they just have a
boiler room they call people up well, looks like you downloaded
you know trainees on acid. Do you want us to publish this? Or
do you want to pay us $5,000 now? Well, that was a good bit.
And that's a that's a piece on
assets.
I'm sorry, I just made it up
if it doesn't exist, it should. It should.
You're right. This is why we gotta get a replay. There's old
60s movies where there's all these you know, phony baloney,
psychedelic effects, the best podcast in the universe.
That's why we're that for trannies on acid.com
And I'm talking about being on acid. What does that actually
mean me keeps harping on us talking about this new drug. We
talked about it on the new GH m plus Show FLACA or whatever.
Yeah, it's
another variant of spice or
a guess it's responsible for a lot of people eat your body up
to sometimes so high they have to strip your clothes off and
run down the street and
run around naked. And yeah,
I think a lot of the running naked may result from people
trying this new drug which is also cheap and dangerous. Now, I
think the LAX incident which have a clip of which became the
top of the news on on a couple of the network's not all of
them. I think that was this is an example of that drug because
of the punch line at the end of this story. Good evening,
and we begin tonight with a frightening scene for passengers
waiting to board planes at LAX Airport in Los Angeles a suspect
blasting through security, making it all the way to the
gate security chasing him. Here are the moments they pulled out
the tasers to knock the man at ground, passengers holding their
hands or their faces mothers protecting their children.
Tonight authorities are now being credited with those
officers and that fast work at the airport which has had scares
before and ABCs Nick watt, leading us off from Los Angeles.
It unfolded in just a second police casing that man with
crowds of stung passengers looking on. Trouble beginning at
11am is the man went through airport security. The man became
uncooperative at this TSA security checkpoint. Officers
recalled he pushed past them into the terminal. Shaun diamond
waiting for his flight witnessing it all. I heard
a man screaming and yelling they turned around there was a
uniformed officer following a man who's yelling at the man to
stop and refuse plainclothes officer didn't showed up and
they tasered the guy in the back.
Travelers terrified. This one girl cowering in her mother's
arms
seen panic, as the man is subdued. He had
a strange smile on his face the entire time.
I liked the part where
he had a strange smile on his face the entire time.
Drugs he was stoned. Of course, it's not new, this Flocka it's
been around. It's just variations of this homebrew
stuff. I don't know. I thought more interesting was the news
that came out about the new way to synthesize heroin without
poppies. What Yeah, here it is New York Times. New York Times.
This is a way to brew morphine raises concerns over regulation.
So then they go all over the world, the heavy heads of opium
poppies are not ungracefully in the wind protected by the
American soldiers in Afghanistan. They fill millions
of acres in Afghanistan, Myanmar, Laos and elsewhere,
their payload, the Milky opium juice. I love that line. The
milky opium juice carefully scraped off the seed pods yields
morphine, an excellent painkiller easily refined into
heroin. But very soon, perhaps within a year, the poppy will no
longer be the only way to produce heroines raw ingredient,
it will be possible for drug companies or drug traffickers to
brew it in yeast genetically modified to turn sugar into
morphine. Wow, almost all the essential steps have been worked
out in the last seven years of final mesh, a missing step was
published Monday in the journal Nature chemical biology. And
there's an entire white paper on this and enzyme coupled bio
sensor enables S dash reticulin production in yeast from
glucose. I'm not exactly I'm not a chemist. So I don't know if
this actually is something you can do yourself. But that's the
new york times you have to
it's actually nothing you can do you can do in a factory that you
can't do yourself. There you go. Everything scales down to to the
kitchen. So where does this leave us? We need the
distillation gear and all the other stuff. That's all that's
all available.
So if this is true, this is revolutionary.
They call it we won't need any more wars.
What will we do? I don't know what we'll do what we do
for wars one, there'll be no point for being in Afghanistan,
there's going to ruin the economy of several nations that
probably screw up the CIA's black budget is going to Well,
cocaine is more their thing. I don't think they
were running the heroin and that was they're getting their money
from that.
It's all it's all good. It's all good stuff.
Yeah. Right. From right from Southern Americans. A lot of
cocaine coming up. But in fact,
Mexico Mexico is cool with a lot of it comes from and heroin.
Yeah, talking of speaking. UK, UK when I was a moth, a man
first of all, a mosh Mosh in the studio. But I don't want what do
we do about the war on drugs that we have to just?
Well, I was going to talk about Rand Paul.
Oh, his Fila syllabus.
This is not necessarily the inside information or something
I absolutely know. But there's a there's a certain there's
certain protocols to using cocaine. Ah, okay.
You are an expert at detecting people who are on coke.
Well, I do I suspect you're on coke. Or they may be people that
use coke. And they develop all these patterns of habit. And
that's all we talk about
after the show is who's on coke. We don't. Okay, we don't.
So one of the things is that is the cost of going to the nose to
either shake extra flakes of coke that you've couldn't get
all the way down into your mucous membranes. So you're
constantly bumping your nose or you're doing something your nose
or your your your snippets sniffing, and you're pushing
your nose and you're beating your nose, and you're always
constantly going to your nose,
also known as booger sugar.
I never, maybe whatever the case, and I said it there. Rand
Paul does this to an extreme. And he was filibustering the
other day. And I'm thinking, Well, what better time to use
cocaine than if you're filibustering, but I don't know
that he used it. But he was doing all this know stuff. And I
just want to make this point. If you have the sniffles, which
coke users tend to have all the time. And they of course, they
also started talking like this after a while because they can't
breathe at all through the dose. And so they have this funny
voice and
they can't get and they can't get an erection. There's no
erection possible.
If you have the sniffles, you do something that a cocaine user
would never do. You blow your nose into a handkerchief. What a
waste. And you'll never see these guys doing that. I mean, I
have it. I have Kleenex all over the place. Constantly. Because
and I do if I find some Kleenex, I grab it and I blow my nose.
And these guys never do that. They never but
I have a problem with your theory though. Okay, the I have
worked with people I know we're doing cocaine. I won't mention
any names. David Hasselhoff, but the the the shoot I was on with
him, the director had to time our breaks with his bumps. Hey,
David, maybe you need to go, you know, maybe just go to the
restroom from it and have a have a little you know, just Yeah.
And it was at least every 4045 minutes. If you're doing a
filibuster for eight hours. Oh, yeah. No, you have to be going
to work, isn't it?
No. Although it could I don't know. I don't know what to do.
Guys. Maybe he's getting you know, I don't know. No,
I don't think it's a good theory.
Well, I'm not saying one way or the other. He wasn't up that
long. I mean, it was hours and hours he
was last night he was up for eight hours.
I mean, okay, well, maybe I'm wrong about this. All I can tell
you is that he seems to be bitten his nose a little more
than I'd like, Okay. Well, listen to it a good part. I
think I listened to a lot of it. It's mostly it's sometimes he
gets crazy, says nutty things that make no sense are
completely illogical. But he had a moment here that I thought was
worth. It's low long. But I think it's a good little civics
lecture for the people out there that try to understand what's
going on politically in the United States, because
you've you've allowed too much power to gravitate to one body
and you haven't divided the power. The division of power was
one of the, if not the most important, one of the most
important things we got from our founding fathers. But we're
having this collapse of the separation of powers. It's
getting to be where there's an ancillary body, which is
Congress. And then there's the executive branch, the behemoth,
the Leviathan, the executive branch is so large, that really,
the most important laws in the land are being written by
bureaucrats that no one elects and no one can unelect. In an
average year, there are over 200 regulations that will cost the
economy $100 million a piece. We don't vote on any of them. You
voted directly for the President. But I think that's so
indirect that it's a real problem. And I think what we
have now is we have an executive branch that legislatures. And so
the collapse of the separation of powers is this. It's a
collapse of the equilibrium and this equilibrium is what kept
power in check. And when I think who's to blame for this, it
isn't one party. It's really both parties. When we have a
Republican in office, Republicans tend to forgive a
Republican president and give them more power. When we have a
Democrat in office, the Democrats tend to forgive a
Democrat and gives a Democrat more power. A more on Just sort
of approach to this or a more. I think statesmen like approach to
this would be that if we were able to have both parties stand
up as a body, and if there were pride in the institution of
Congress, pride such that we were jealous of our power, that
we were pitting our ambition to keep our power against the
ambition of the President, regardless of the of the
President's party affiliation, then we might have a chance.
He is actually, I'm starting to I'm not actually he's citing I
think a it was a GAO report that came up with this 100, you know,
100 billion dollar number of all of the regulations that the age
it was actually 100 million, I think, 189 rules, price tag of
100 million, but over time until 2030 $80 billion, or some crazy
amount. And it is indeed regulations that the ages and we
had the the President came up with the new with an executive
order specifying regulation, I'd have to look into it again.
We've I've had it in the shownotes. Before I'm trying to
find all of it. But he's right. I agree. The Behemoth is is just
creating we have it's completely out of control. Yes. He was
filibustering the Patriot Act? I'm not sure. I presume that it
that it now has not been extended. I haven't checked.
Well, he was also there. Also filibuster was like a double
purpose for this thing. One was to also keep it off the floor
that vote for fast track. Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes, yes. So
everybody, nobody was it wasn't it.
But I have no respect for Rand Paul, because he wants backdoors
and encryption. He also I'm sure that he's all in on the USA
Freedom Act, which and I think I should reiterate, or we should
reiterate this again, that by stopping the NSA, bulk
collection of data does not stop the bulk collection of data,
it's even better because it is at the tail telecommunications
companies who have indemnity to share that with the government
through third parties such as FireEye shell it's only become
easier and less transparent to spy. That is really not no one's
I don't think people understand that or they don't care. They
don't care
and it's called the Freedom Act. So it must be have something to
do with giving us freedom where
there was was another great quote where maybe that was the
that was part of Rand Paul's someone said that that as long
as it has a great name it'll pass it doesn't matter if you
call the Patriot Act you call it you and
vote against the Freedom Act food security vote against the
Patriot Act.
Are you not a patriot? Just like quick throw away. While there's
so much to report on in the in the universe, so much in the
world, so much going on. We have just crazy things happening in
the world. What does without fail every single network in the
United States of America focus on and I saw it in certainly in
Dutch and German newspapers as well. No
sitting president has done what this sitting president did
today.
What could it be?
Because shit.
We'll have the story coming up.
Oh, that's a teaser of sitting
president. I'm sorry. Yeah. That's a tease. If
you've ever heard one, President Obama
test drove his own personal Twitter account today. In his
first tweet, he wrote Hello, Twitter. It's Baroque. Really,
six years in, they're finally giving me my own account. It's
called POTUS, which is the acronym for President of the
United States. And he already has well over a million
followers, including POTUS, Bill Clinton, who wondered does that
user name stay with the Office hashtag asking for a friend just
funny that was that was me while
rock had a Twitter account. It was the white official White
House account and he would eat and tweets are always marked to
be Oh at the end so it's not as though he's this is his first
tweet is why it's a complete throwaway. He's got a new
account that's what he he's got. He's
needed to promote that account. That's all that this is about.
But it has affected his speech. You know, once you put the guy
on Twitter and 140 You know he's he's talking all crazy. Listen
to this
long sentences for nonviolent drug crimes that end up
devastating communities. We can then ask the police to be the
ones to solve the problem.
Did he say X?
He said x we can then x
the police x what Is that the President United States said x
yeah he did we can then AX the police this is bad now it's time
to panic.
I'm going to show my school but Jonah didn't know agenda Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah that'd be fun
actually John acts for your support. We've been asking for
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about some agenda 21 stuff. Oh, 821 stuff. First, Bill Nye the
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was paid $35,000 for the commencement speech at Rutgers
University. This is of course, he's sending these young, young
impressionable minds on their journey into society and a
lifelong of debt burden hanging off of their shoulders.
Certainly from Rutgers. I have a little bit of the commencement
speech which one of our producers recorded this? I don't
know if it's, if it's audible enough i i was able to hear it.
Okay. I'll let you know. And of course he's talking about
climate denial, etc.
Denying this is a no one's messages, if you know any
climate deniers, I'm sorry. But just try asking this question.
Do you believe that it's a conspiracy as healthcare
professionals that duping the world into believing in
cigarette smoking causes cancer? The scientific consensus on
climate change is at least as strong as the consensus on
climate so hey grinders cut it out let's get the word
cheer him
btw,
he says, By the way, or btw is all the hip kids say what an
idiot
Article Section of the US Constitution stipulates that
Congress shall promote the progress of science and the
useful arts.
I thought that was interesting. Article One would you say is
Section Eight? This Congress help promote the useful I have
to I should look that up. application of science and the
arts. Yeah, it's alright. Don't see them same
as STEM.
All right, hold on sciences.
I have a couple more.
Okay. You have the Obama stuff. Yeah, of course. I've
got the Obama saw. I
got the best, but you gotta let me remind first, okay. Just one.
All right.
Obama and coast guard that one? Well, I got to I know you said
just one. So which one do you want? I
don't want that. Let's see word. I can't see where they are. It
says Obama and coast guard to Oh, yeah. I don't want to you
want one. That's one Hello.
President Obama today issued a warning to the newest members of
the US Coast Guard. He says denying climate change. amounts
to a dereliction of duty Patty Comey reports now from
Washington, DC.
It's typical in the US for graduation speeches to have a
cheerful, even inspirational tone
class of 2015.
Boy after address the graduates at the US Coast Guard Academy,
they did the traditional throwing of their caps and
celebration. But the President's speech gave them less to cheer
about
the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are now higher
than they have been in 800,000 years.
US President Barack Obama arguing here that global warming
is a threat to national security and taking aim at Republicans
who say climate change isn't happening.
That was good. I do have that. Of course.
I like the dereliction of duty.
I scumbag I have a little more here. To Eclipse.
You're a denialist in the Coast Guard. You are a derelict of
duty. Yeah, you should be thrown in the brig. You could be court
martialed, brig
wobbly, we could see a rise in climate change refugees. And I
guarantee you the Coast Guard will have to respond. Elsewhere,
more intense droughts will exacerbate shortages of water
and food.
Hey, hold on a second. What was the Coast Guard have to where
are they going to be coming from the Coast Guard is gonna get
involved in north north south America. Costa Rica, there's no
problem they get plenty. You know, evac
water citizen. Do you question the President when he says the
guarantee over from
Africa and they're gonna come all the way across the Atlantic
to hit the shores citizen
citizen citizen Dvorak. Are you questioning the President when
he says he guarantees it? I don't think I heard you question
the the commander in chief what He says He guarantees
competition
for resources and create the potential for mass migrations
and new tensions, all of which is why the Pentagon calls
climate change a threat multiplier, understand climate
change did not cause the complex we see around the world.
Something important to mention about this throughout his entire
speech, and I watched the whole thing, which is why I have two
clips. He consistently says climate change and he is not
blaming climate change is indeed changing the world. It always
has. He never to my recollection in this this commencement
speech. I don't think he ever said manmade climate change,
manmade global warming just as climate change. So I'm okay with
what he's saying. But we know what he means. Yeah,
but no one can ever go back and say, you know, he
does that he's really good at that. So that way you can so I
didn't say that. Oh, I was just saying climate change.
No, of course. You know, this is what we already heard this from
was that douchebag from the New York Times who did the that
documentary? The columnist? Which douche bag? Yeah. Right.
The one with a moustache the
head Tom. Tom. Tom.
What's his name? Friedman. Yeah, Friedman. This was this is his
thing. And the President's taking this was the
complex we see around the world. Yet. What we also know is that
severe drought helped to create the instability in Nigeria that
was exploited by the terrorist group Boko Haram. It's now
believed that drought and crop failures and high food prices
helped fuel the early unrest in Syria. Oh, which descended into
civil war in the heart of the Middle East. Oh, so
Increasingly, our military At our combatant command, our
services, including the Coast Guard will need to factor
climate change into plans and operations, because you need to
be ready.
And then the other clip probably includes that 800,000. So we'll
leave that but as again, the 15 years the most warm as it's all
now it's all happening and well, yeah, we should play because he
says it's true. It's fact it's, there's no denying it. The
science is more than in
climate about the 30,000 scientists who signed the
document that we're all all, bonafide,
that's your 2%.
Climate change will impact every country on the planet, no nation
is immune. So I'm here today to say that climate change
constitutes a serious threat to global security, an immediate
risk to our national security. And make no mistake, it will
impact how our military defends our country. And so we need to
act and we need to act now. Yeah, science is indisputable.
indisputable. That's the new one. It's indisputable. That's
a new one. Let me write
at least carbon dioxide, which traps heat. And the levels of
carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are now higher than they have
been in 800,000 years.
Get enough of it? That's right, because we have measurements.
Yeah.
is getting warmer.
I'd like to know what the numbers were for 792,000 years
ago, at noon. Oh, you're
such a Republicans. 14 of the 15 hottest years on record have
been in the past 15 years.
That's a lie. That's a lie. We
know NASA says it's possibly 35% Kind of
1997 was the hottest year right? It's been cool
already today. In Miami and Charleston streets now flooded
high tide. Well,
good. surfen
Sam to wash the damn streets along our
coasts, 1000s of miles of highways and roads, railways,
energy facilities, 1000s
of miles are all vulnerable, vulnerable.
We have listeners in Charleston, telling me in Charleston
producer that your streets are flooded at high tides routinely.
Yep,
I'm sure it is.
It's estimated that I hear from our producers further
increase in sea level of just one foot by the end of the
century could cost our nation $200 billion. Oh
Chucktown K underscore case and I live in Charleston. It's below
sea level. Interesting point. Interesting point.
Let's go back seat. Yeah, let's go back door.
No wonder in Miami in Charleston streets now flooded high tide.
And Chucktown underscore K says it's always flooded when it
rains, always. And I think Chucktown has been around for
possibly 800,000 years.
along our coasts, 1000s of miles of highways and roads, railways,
energy facilities are all vulnerable. It's estimated that
a further increase in sea level of just one foot by the end of
the century could cost our nation $200 billion. It's been
said of life on the sea. Now this is my favorite. The
pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to
change. The realist adjust the say
climate change is real. It's real. It's real. It's real.
Alrighty, nice.
Okay, I got one clip that's got a little factoid that I have not
been able to confirm. And I'd like somebody out there to
confirm it for me, and not by telling me about some operation
that's under sea level. So there's my clip.
Which clip is it? There's the two. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't
know you want to play number two. Okay, yo, here we go.
President Obama is calling climate change a threat to the
nation's ability to defend itself. Dress graduates. Wet
bullets
wet bullets.
Yeah, you flood the place. The bullets get wet and they don't
fire right.
Rewind this clip now. I want to hear what's going on.
President Obama is calling climate change is a threat to
the nation's ability to defend itself. He addressed graduates
of the US Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut today.
And he cited everything from crop losses that feed conflict
to rising sea levels that swamp naval bases.
I'm here today to say that climate change constitutes a
serious threat to global security.
That's right.
What naval bases, although their naval bases are there on the
water have been flooded. I don't know. swamped who was mobile
base. I'm just wondering anybody out there have a naval base for
me that that because of climate change, it can be directly
attributable. I have a view out the window here of the bay, San
Francisco Bay which is hooked to the ocean so the ocean goes up,
the bay goes up and there is a mud flat out here and it's Still
here, it hasn't changed in inch.
Hold on, so you have to blow my nose to blow the coke out there
we go. Okay, yeah. Oh, it's this is futile, John it's futile is
futile for us to it's just funny. I like the 800,000 there
was one little factoid that was on one of the reports because
this report about him giving this speech to the Coast Guard
was everywhere. And one report says that of all the nations in
the world only the United States is pretty skeptical about this
assertion. Yeah, I thought that was that was a plus
we have this is definitely part of agenda 21 We're gonna now be
it is being recommended that we eat bugs
I caught like blew by caught a derrick crenata amusing and
crickets are lovely. This is was on CNBC, the CEO of a company
called Impossible Foods. Impossible Foods. And I just
want to play this. This is, of course, this all comes around to
climate change and manmade global warming, a little setup
of what Impossible Foods is doing as they are creating new
kinds of meat that isn't meat. Or maybe it's meat. I know he's
very, he's very the raised $70 million. And some of the
investors will surprise you or maybe not, our challenge
was to make a product that would appeal to the hardcore meat
lover.
Which is apparently a bad thing now about hardcore,
hardcore meat lover to me seems like a person that would love
meat. Yeah.
Correct. The hardcore meat lover would love meat. So we want to
give everything to the hardcore
reminded of a view that this is a kind of tech newsy. I'm
reminded there was WordStar. When it was the dominant word
processor, you probably remember that. They came out with a word
processor, I think was called Easy. And it didn't use any of
the word star commands. It was all it was. It was just dumb.
And then their sales pitch for it was, this is the word
processor for people who hate computers. Hmm. Now I'm
thinking, if they hate computers, they don't give a
crap about a word processor. They'd hate computers. They're
not having a computer. These people are hardcore meat eaters.
They're not going to eat this crap. They're going to eat New
York steak. Yeah, I marketing braid geniuses are out there.
Well, these
are professors. And I consider myself to be a meat gobbler.
Our challenge was to make a product that would appeal to the
hardcore meat lover. And that's a mean slightly different
problem than making a veggie burger. Yeah, we wanted to have
a product that would deliver all the pleasures that people get
from eating meat.
What are the pleasures from eating meat?
I think a lot of it has to do with the texture of the meat and
the flavor.
Without any of the baggage No. Cholesterol, antibiotics,
hormones. ecoli.
Not eating meat that's
got E. coli, a true meat lover does meat lovers love E coli and
cholesterol and hormones.
And so we spent, basically, at this point, almost four years
with a group of now about 70 of really the best scientists in
the world. figuring it out was hard making, there's actually a
relatively simple process we use,
I want you to listen to what he's saying here and tell me I
know I'm gonna get disgusted.
Simple ingredients from plants that that you can pretty much
find in your local supermarket but exactly how we do it. The
choices we make and how we assemble it is
you've raised a lot of money. 70 plus million dollars, right?
Yeah. Can you tell us just a couple of the plants that that
are in there, the main one
well in in this particular burger. We one of the plants is
spinach. We isolate, not green stuff, but a key protein that's
in spinach leaves. Wow.
Wow. Wow. Did Joe Kernan. Wow. Wow, this is fantastic.
Not green stuff, but a key protein that's in spinach
leaves. Wow.
This is interesting.
And so I just done at the molecular level where you re
engineer it. I mean, how does it work.
It's not really reengineering molecules, every molecule in our
burger, let's put it this way. It's something found in nature,
he's not actually going to tell us but in the second one, we
will hear who the investors are. You can kind of already get I
mean, you've got people that are, you know, like Bill Gates.
And then you've got big food classes
or Bill Gates and big food companies are invested in this
out so
interested at this point in utilizing this and we're hearing
more and more, not just about health concerns, but I don't
know wakeboard dioxide related problems with growing
now wait for the new stats here job. These are new statistics
about the horrible things of meat,
things and I guess, flatulence and cows and all this.
Well, I think probably by now, most people know that animal
farming is the single biggest environmental threat in the
world today. Using more than a third of every square inch of
land on the planet, that's an area bigger than North and South
America combined with animal farming, just for animal
farming, and it's growing rapidly because of increasing
demand in Asia, it uses a third of all the water that's used by
humans, it's actually an amount of water. That's equivalent to
4000 glasses of water. For every person on earth, every day goes
into raising
4000 glasses of water. California is killing a lot of
these types of comparisons, water comparisons,
water comparisons, and it's been it's been being thrown at the
public at a rapid fire rate. We've been playing clips like
this for about a month now maybe longer. And they're all the same
that should they're trying to equate trying to eliminate
livestock, which in many cases is necessary for certain kinds
of property. Wetlands are not wetlands, but certain kinds of
areas where the where the grasses there's a long lecture
that the meat companies used to give about how they tamp down
the soil and it keeps the erosion back and it gets plants
started and you have to eat as grass or it gets too tall and
catches on fire. I think
it's all connected. There's a JP Morgan report that came out. The
report was called the tragedy of the American farmer. The Kansas
City Fed has warned that farmers are in financial Dire Straits
with the potential for liquidity crunch for farmers well into
2016. So that we're being pushed towards Well, first it's bugs
it's the Soylent Green is ultimately we're going to be
eating eating each other and that is that is a solution
Nigerian restaurant shut down for serving human flesh. Report
prizes
shut him down.
Might be really tasty.
supposed to taste like pork? That's why we're not in some
cultures. It's we're called that eat human flesh or call it is
called Long pig. Oh,
what cultures eat to human flesh?
Well, I mean, I think New Guinea still does and I think parts of
some perhaps some natives in South America probably do,
obviously in Nigeria.
And only move over to Euro land for a moment of important things
coming out of there as well. Big tomorrow. I think there's a big
referendum coming up in Ireland. Of course, Ireland very
Catholic, and this will be very interesting to watch. For
centuries,
the moral authority of the Catholic Church in Ireland was
absolute. Faithful here and rural county limericks, they'll
turnout for weekday mass. But after months of debate ahead of
Friday's referendum, a different island has been reflected an
island in which if the polls are to be believed, voters could
choose to right same sex marriage into Ireland's
constitution. Who would have thought that the first country
in the world poised to grant same sex couples full legal
equality in a direct popular vote would be Catholic Ireland.
Of course, there's by no means universal consent. And on
Friday, there'll be fierce resistance from places like
this.
Or Yes, fourth would be catastrophic for this country
because it's going to impact so much on the family
that you only have one B for now, who's both I need you to
men that could adopt a child. I totally object to that.
It's unnatural. It's unnatural
for two men to be making go off.
It's the same. I just have no time for that kind of thing.
You're probably these days in a minority in Ireland, do you
think? I don't know,
management process.
Time management problems aren't given in the morning but
here's what I would like to know is if this referendum is being
held tomorrow in Ireland, now I have no idea which way it's
going to go. But if Ireland votes down gay marriage EJ, I
demand as a user of the products that Apple pull out of Ireland
altogether. And if Tim Cook doesn't then he's a fake gay.
That's a good one. Yeah, something like that could
happen. And Apple, of course, very dependent on Ireland, I
think they put a lot of other money cashed in over their heads
for the tax or they don't want to pay taxes to the to the to
the public that buys their products precisely. Well, I got
something. Okay, here's the one that I thought this was
interesting. And I and to remind people out there we are all in
on the idea that was given to us from somebody else's report that
we're setting Iran up to actually build new Yes, yes. So
we've been thinking we revolutionize the area and get
everybody into a buying spree to buy weaponry, and then Saudi
Arabia and Iran can get into a fight and blow each other up. I
was thinking about that today as I was putting these two clips
together. And one of the things I was thinking is that maybe the
reason for pushing and pushing and pushing wind power and all
the other alternative energy sources, plus drilling from
fracking and doing all sorts to get ourselves ready for a an
exchange of bombs in the Middle East that destroys the oil
fields. Oh, ah, that's long term strategies, long term, long term
thinking long term, but we'd be ready, we'd be one of the few
countries that could probably survive that the end of Middle
Eastern oil. And if you notice a lot of the stuff about the oil
industry, they always bitching, oh, we're going to build a
terminal. The Keystone pipeline is going to put center oil down
to the Gulf so they can ship it out. We demand that all the oil
that we produce in United States only be used in the United
States. Ladies
and gentlemen, it is time to Ramallah eyes. All right.
So I've got these two clips that kind of like backup the thesis
because they're what the first one doesn't really. It doesn't
sound like a good thing that's going to happen for the these
negotiations with Iran play you run on Nuke inspections.
Islamic State militants seized an ancient city in central Syria
today, raising fears they'll destroy Roman ruins. The target
was Palmyra, which is famed for its 2000 year old temple theater
and colonnades. Meanwhile, in Iraq government troops had they
fought off and attack near Ramadi. As ISIS tries to
consolidate gains their
Iran Supreme Leader has laid down a new red line in nuclear
talks with world powers. Ayatollah homenaje spoke at a
military academy today and insisted she say
homenaje that's the new guy's name, isn't it? Khomeini is
homenaje.
I think it's homenaje. And that's the guy Oh,
Ayatollah homenaje spoke at a military academy today, and
insisted inspectors will never interview Iran's nuclear
scientists that dunya each of ages in
any day, no wise person in the world would allow that. They
hide their scientists and even keep their names confidential.
The rude and shameless enemy expects us to make the way open
for them to come here and talk and negotiate with our
scientists. Such permission will under no circumstances be given.
homenaje also rejected giving inspectors access to military
sites. The nuclear talks are underway in Vienna with a
deadline of June 30.
It doesn't sound promising, not at all. And then part two comes
up initial thing I think is not part of that story. But as part
of the big story, which will be the globalization
and another development Iran moved to avert a confrontation
at sea with Saudi Arabia. The Tehran government said that it
will not send a shipload of humanitarian aid directly to
Yemen. Instead, the ship will go to Djibouti or a UN inspection.
From there it would sail to a Yemeni port controlled by Shiite
rebels the Saudis have warned against any effort to send arms
to the rebels
I'm shocked shocked to
find out that regularization is going on here
is all bodes does not bode well for the area and also
well there has reading report that once this if these if any
of this happens properly if it all comes through and Iran will
be supplying Europe with crude oil once again. We control all
of that it's so obvious to us I guess. And there's you know,
this Ash Carter guy, he he's a piece of work key is really
ramping up the propaganda which maybe I should remind people
that that is now legal.
Oh, by the way, you want to correct myself. The homenaje guy
is the supreme leader. It's Rouhani who is the president
Okay, we got him so please,
Khomeini him okay. I want to remind everybody the Smith Mundt
Act was overturned. and was repealed in the night 2013
National Defense Authorization Act which changed the media
landscape the broadcast Board of Governors now may fund
propaganda anywhere in the world even if it reaches citizens of
the United States which was here to for for Bolton so the hash
hash hash Carter is really really big on this propaganda
stuff. And I have two clips one unprecedented we had I think
this was CNN. This is very very if at face value, you're gonna
believe what you hear. But to me it sounds so the incredible
incredulous perhaps so CNN goes on this on this super Navy
flight, which no media has ever been allowed to go on this
airplane and this is this is the Pegasus something or other that
you know, the surveillance everything and now in the
Chinese in the sea of China, and the Chinese are building these
manmade islands and building them up and they're building
bases. And this and, and you're gonna hear why I think the whole
story is bullcrap. But they did a good job with the setup, as
the Chinese are starting to become very scary aircraft.
approaching our
high above the South China Sea the radio crackles with a stern
warning. You go source of dispute appears on the horizon
seemingly out of nowhere, islands man made by China
hundreds of miles from its coastline. Last time you went
up. CNN got exclusive access to classified us surveillance
flights over the islands last for the first time journalists
have been allowed on an operational mission by the state
of the art P eight a precise,
yeah, and you think that was just because they didn't want to
convey a message
America's most advanced surveillance and sub hunting
aircraft. So we've just arrived on station now above the three
islands that are the targets of today's mission. It's these
three islands that have been the focus of China's building in the
South China Sea over recent years. China's alarming creation
of entirely new territory in the China Sea is one part of a
broader military pushed at some fears to challenge us dominance
in the region. In a sign of just how valuable China views them
the new islands are already well protected.
There's obviously a lot of surface traffic down there.
Chinese warships and Chinese coast guard ships
we heard the proof the Chinese navy ordering the PA out of the
airspace not once not twice, but eight times on this mission
now so you heard that the beginning and I've never heard
of shittier VHF broadcasts with a buzz in it and everything and
these are this is supposed to be Chinese Navy who are yelling on
frequency
going please go
away quickly like the surveillance videos the audio of
these warnings never before shared with the public. You
heard over the intercom Chinese navy This is the Chinese navy
and what was interesting is that there were also civilian
aircraft there was a Delta flight on that same frequency
that when I heard that challenge it piped into the frequency to
say what's going on the Chinese navy then reassuring them but as
the flight crew tells me that can be a very nerve wracking
experience for civilian aircraft in the area.
Now I'm sorry so this the Chinese navy is broadcasting go
away American military on the civilian aviation frequencies
come on come on.
You got a far fetch and I'll
play the beginning again because now you know what it's about you
go
aircraft approaching our military
high above the South the radio crackles with a stern warning
you go American Yankee go home
alright, so But Well, that may relate to such a clip. Oh,
I have two more. Okay, good. No,
this was I thought was procured as a very short clip good, but I
thought it was odd is the North Korean disinvite
okie dokie.
North Korea has cancelled an invitation for UN Secretary
General Ban Ki Moon to visit Pyongyang has not given an
official reason for the cancellation
ban is in his native South Korea meeting with senior officials.
He was supposed to visit the case on the factory complex in
North Korea. The plants a cooperative venture between
South and North and is the last such major project to be run by
both sides.
And did you read the The news about Kim Jong Hoon has now
executed more people is on a rampage. I have to read this to
you of course Daily Mail who are great at this kind of stuff. Kim
Jong Un has continued his ruthless purge of top ranking
officials with another raft of executions this time over their
failure to give soldiers more food. In the latest call. The
North Korean desperate is said to have ordered the death of his
vice Armed Forces Minister so hung Chun and several others
close to him for not following his orders. The Kim recently
ordered the execution of his chief defense, killing Yong Chol
who Troy who was understood to fall asleep during an overly
long meeting. It is reported the unfortunate general though
that's the back to the guy who was killed by anti aircraft fire
and now he is killing more people to stay in power and they
have no facts of course. With the sub headline Kim Jong Un
executed more people using anti aircraft gun and wild dogs. Yes,
yes, yes.
So I like the dog.
Let's expose to at one. Now we have my favorite news
organization. Run by Thomas Freston, set up by Thomas
Freston, Tom Freston, famously the CEO of MTV, who I knew quite
well, who started his business career in Afghanistan in import
export. You can make up your own story about that. Vice magazine,
which now turned into vice vice TV, has received unprecedented
access to Ash Carter. And now the this this, what's the guy's
shame? The co founder, Shane, the shit. He is on the Secretary
of Defense's aircraft. And he's interviewing and it's so poorly
done it actually it's, it's done very well, because they have a
lot of B roll. They got more of those tanks been doing wheelies
and donuts. I mean, and now they've peppered it with all the
great Vice stuff. And at one point even talks about how well
we were embedded with ISIS last year. I mean, it's it's such
propaganda so it's it's insulting. And let us play two
clips here from Shane the shit ad, which is nothing more I can
just see Preston saying, hey, you know, Blitz, we did really
well with that whole chooser lose campaign, you know, we can
really we can really help you guys propagate a message and,
you know, spend a little bit of money and ads on us. We'll work
everything out. And oh, let's have Shane Shane from Vice
that's having the interview ash.
And no, this is embargoed information, but
it's embargoed information, but
I believe that there was a Russian attack on the Pentagon's
computer systems recently. I have a few questions about that.
A is that true? B. What was the nature of attack? And how do we
know it's coming from Russia?
What kind of setup is that job? No, this
is a little things that should be pointed out. Yes. embargoed
information is only embargo to an individual who has agreed to
an embargo, correct. He if he agreed to an embargo, he
wouldn't do this because you just don't because you never get
another piece of insider information again in your life,
you get a bad reputation. So he's assuming that it was
embargoed to somebody else. And he found out about it somehow,
which means which is legal to go on and on about which means
it's, it's in the wild once it's in the wild, the embargo is
over. It's just bullcrap. There's no reason to say that
unless you're trying to impress somebody with with nonsense or
Yeah. The viewer trying to impress the viewer by saying,
oh, that's an
embargoed information. I'm going to tell you that's right. Oh,
crap. This is all nonsense. It's nonsense.
I know this is embargoed information, but I believe that
there was a Russian attack on Pentagon's computer systems
recently. I have a few questions about that. A is that true? He?
What was the nature of attack? And how do we know it's coming
from Russia? It is true. It did originate in Russia. All of its
motivations are not clear. They did get into a DOD network for a
brief time were detected, expelled? Do we know why? No, I
don't think we know entirely why. But this can't be good.
Right? Right, right, to the right side of our networks,
whatever their motivation, or to be inside of the networks of
some of our critical infrastructure protection. So in
this case, we did what we're supposed to do which is find out
and take remedial action, but it's kind of an indication of
the world in which we live.
indication
is bull crap I mean, anybody who has anyone in the world can just
get there's, I don't know, dozens, maybe hundreds of VPNs
that have servers in Russia. And you can go into Russia through
the tunnel. It's all encrypted and you go in and you're for all
practical purposes, you're in Russia, when you go do
something. Could have been a guy in Pennsylvania, for all we
know, this is meaningless reporting.
I feel if if the way this is presented, and if the Secretary
of Defense says, yes, it originated in Russia, they broke
into our network. We shouldn't be we should be cyber bombing
the shit out of Russia right now. Why aren't we doing
anything? We're kind of weak, pushy. Are you ash?
Because it's bull crap.
Exactly. Part two,
that was a little bit oops.
What happened? Here is part two. Of course, this all leads up to
one thing, we all know what it's about.
We have Iran, we have Iraq, we have ISIS, we have Russia, we
have all these problems. Where do you rank cybersecurity in
that list?
Well, it's pretty high up there, affects them all, and cuts
through all of them. At the level of actual warfare, all of
our weapons systems, or ships or planes or tanks. They depend
upon networks to function, right. So no, right and spending
all that money on them. Yeah, if you don't have secure networks,
when it comes to terrorism, obviously, terrorists use
networks, networks to communicate among themselves.
They use networks to advertise themselves, and we use the
networks to combat them to protect them. So all over the
whole spectrum, from traditional state to state conflict, down to
the shadow wars that we have in today's world, cyber pervades
all that, and we've we've got to be good at it. If we're gonna
protect people across that whole spectrum.
We own when you hear this propaganda. That's so that seems
so easy. It's it's actually flabbergasting that that
douchebag Chris Roberts
can't even get a gig. How hard can it be? To get a cyber gig?
You gotta be ready. I
know. You gotta be really stupid as money flying everywhere.
Here's, well, yeah, because if you're just an obvious phony,
here's to be able to get a gig at least I have to written to
have you have to have written a book. Like what's his new
morale? Well, now morale. The guy big guy was really deep into
this, the gray haired guy who is always around, he's always been.
He doesn't know anything about computers, but he's like a cyber
nut ball. And he's Jeff Jarvis. Now. Never mind, nevermind.
Here's Mike Morel on cyber as
I was a little bit, it was a little bit misunderstood. The
point I was trying to make is that all unclassified email
systems are extremely vulnerable. Right? The one she
used was vulnerable, the State Department's unclassified email
system that she was supposed to be using, right? That is
vulnerable. My personal email system is vulnerable. CIA's
unclassified email system is vulnerable. All these all these
unclassified systems are vulnerable. That's the point I
was trying to make. We just learned right a few weeks ago
that there were foreign governments inside President
Obama's unclassified email.
Richard Clarke,
Dick, yes, Dik Dik, Dik dik
put into the Google search to get his name. That's all I had
to do. This is how deep DP Ray hair. No, Richard cyber. Oh, I
came up with the Richard Pryor. I forgot his last name. And
there was cyberwar. Richard Clarke PDF out to check that one
out.
I have one final topic but I'd like you to give me whatever you
got before we go. A little what? Do you have anything else?
Before we go? I have one more topic I got I got charity fraud,
which is kind of found Yeah, this is the NGO story. I like
that. Yeah, but there's
better stuff. I had to see I got oh, this is a loss. I don't know
if he will save this for the next show. But this is a long
package that has so many memes and you don't know really who's
behind it. Although it's gotta be public relations driven
because it's fairly long file that was on NBC Nightly
News. While you're peeking my curiosity, no
genetic testing. Okay,
this will be our last stop.
It's a question doctors always ask Do you have a family history
of cancer? You might say no, but what if there are cancer genes
hidden in your DNA? Tonight our national correspondent Kate Snow
has the story of a woman who accidentally discovered her risk
raising a debate over whether more people should be tested
even without a family history.
Let me ask you a question. Does this lead into that company with
the the newest female billionaire that we talked about
Thor Hassan I think is the name of it with one little droplet of
blood you can detect all these everything in the world. No,
I don't think so. It does lead to a product okay. It does lead
me to cut her breasts off and had her most of her guts. To
remove oh nice which is a which is a good touch and it does lead
to of unpaid spokesperson being a spokesperson and it leads to a
bunch of images a lot of roads yeah
let's listen to it now just let's go.
That's that was the robin Carlin never thought she had to worry
about her DNA I thought I had great. She was active healthy
had no known family history of cancer. But five years ago, her
tech savvy 22 year old son Eli got the results of a consumer
DNA test he'd ordered online, they were shocked to learn Eli
had an abnormality usually associated with women of BRCA
one mutation bronchus dramatically increases the risk
of breast and ovarian cancers. Robin got tested and learned she
had the mutation to her family history had been hidden. She got
the mutation from her father and had passed it on to her son.
Would your insurance company have covered the test if your
son hadn't already taken one? No, they would not. There are
strict criteria for what family history qualifies you and I did
not have that family history. Robin isn't alone, half of the
women with BRCA mutations would not meet insurance criteria. If
we only offer testing to women who have a family history will
miss paths as the women with mutations. Dr. Mary Claire King
thinks every woman over 30, who wants a cancer risk test should
be able to get one. Until now those tests have cost 1000s. But
a new company called Color genomics has just begun selling
a test for breast and ovarian cancer risk for just $249 which
includes genetic counseling. Dr. King is an unpaid adviser. What
we're doing is offering women information that empowers them
to save their own lives. But some experts worried that
genetic testing business may be growing too fast.
I think it's going to be a bit of the Wild West in the coming
years. Dr. Robert Greene says
even specialists don't know what every mutation they find means.
We're talking about things which make you a little more likely or
sometimes a lot more likely to get a disease, but not
necessarily for sure.
So Robin Karlin says for her the risks were clear social up to
65% of women with a mutation like hers will get breast cancer
and 39% will get ovarian cancer by the time they're 70. Robin
made the difficult decision to have a double mastectomy and
remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. All because her son took
that genetic test.
And Charlie Rose had a follow up.
Tell me about the sexuality. It's in your DNA.
Yes, it's in your sexuality is in your DNA. Oh, man, we're
lost.
It's a miracle that we're even doing this show we should do on
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course. Now of course all good things from coming from
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