This is why people need to support this show so I can quit
the stupid job and off to travel and sit in freakin at Marriott
courtyard hotels and do bullshit meetings. I want to do the show.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. 927 2010. Time for your gizmo
nation media assassination episode 203.
This is no agenda, wallowing in weed
chills you so juice and coming to you from the Marriott
courtyard crackpot command centre in San Francisco,
California. Yay and get my nation West. In the morning, I'm
Adam curry
and coming from a bucket here in Northern Silicon Valley where I
sound like crap. I'm John C. Dvorak. Drag bobbin Buzzkill.
You got complaints.
I don't even know what this sounds like. But I know I sound
like crap. You
know. It's not crap. It's more like doo doo.
Yeah. Okay. All
right. In the morning.
We had a belated start. We've tried to start the show low
earlier, and then it died leaving me on the air. Yeah.
And believe me, when when the world comes to an end, the last
person you want on the air is John. Because all he does is
sing. He's like he's on the Titanic. On his way down
top of the world. Yeah. Hey.
Something interesting, just kind of to start off lightheartedly.
You know, I use the word jabroni.
Yeah, what does that mean anyway?
Well, it's funny because I grew up with this word. I remember my
parents used to say it all the time. And, you know, because
like, I always thought it meant kind of like a douchebag. And I
start getting an email from people saying, Hey, man, that's
so cool. You use the word jabroni. Because you know, I'm
in the professional wrestling scene, or I'm into wrestling and
essentially a jabroni is the guy who loses but who through the
fight. That's what the and it comes from, I guess a Jabber.
And I'm like, and I started looking it up right and
everywhere. Wiki pedia dictionaries everywhere, it says
the word started being used in like 2004 2005. And like, but
I've been using this for 40 years. So I popped my dad an
email. He says, I don't know. I heard it from my brother who was
talking with his Italian friends. He says I don't know.
So I send to my sister who has been living in Italy for 20
years. She says that is not an Italian word. There's not even a
j in the Italian alphabet. And I can't figure it out. Where does
this word come from? Originally? It's a
mystery.
It's a huge mystery. I think it was one we must figure out.
Where is the word? What is the etymology of jabroni? You know,
I
did have column and PC Magazine sometime in the 90s. I recall.
Because I was kind of annoyed by the word nerd. Okay. And so and
no one had ever done in Entomology of the word. And I
mean, they did but they were all laying blame. And they're all
guessing it was almost like, you know, the, again, the 12 year
old saying, I think it came from here. I think it came from
there, right. And they were getting it from ne'er do well,
which made no sense to me whatsoever. So I started doing
as much research as I could. And I finally tracked it down. And
then I checked with,
with Dr. Seuss from the White House,
literally, and it came from a 1950s book. If I ran the zoo.
That's the first use of the word nerd and I'd know I could find
no predating of since night from 1950. I couldn't find anything
in the 40 stories of anyone ever using the word it began usage
with this character. And it was a little bitty nerdy looking
guy. So it made nothing but sense to me that this was what
the animals so
it's a it's a made up word made up by Dr. Seuss. Yeah. Cool. So
it's
made it by Dr. Seuss as a nerd. And so and so I confirmed it
with Suzanne and his assistant. And a guy says his name I can't
remember his first name the writer. And he was a pretty old
then but he did note he made it up and he didn't realise that it
was the you know, it was the formation of the word nerd. I
wrote this all this history out. And so then so I thought it was
kind of cool that I developed, you know, found out the origins
of this word. And so then I went and did the kind of the kicker
to the story is I went to the Universal Studios Park in
Orlando, and they had an if I ran the zoo exhibit. The Nerd
was not in it to die. And so you complain bitterly, no doubt.
Well, it just seems to me that of all the things in this modern
age that you'd want in this exhibit a nerd
what a gyp was in total.
All right, I'm sorry, John. by
all the dictionaries have changed their,
their definite definition Oh to the Entomology of dirt reflect
the proper beginnings. Hey, all right. Well, while you're
denying that colour, let me restart this one.
I hate to say it. No, John has you actually answered the phone?
Well, I got to hang it up. Hello, and then you hang up. Is
that what you do?
But yeah, essentially
Bret Michaels one Celebrity Apprentice. Yeah,
yeah. You know, I think we're right about the whole thing. But
I was hard pressed to agree that it was going to that he was
actually going to win to not just ridiculously over the top.
Well, they
did exactly what I expected them to do. And I could have
predicted this, but I actually forgot to tell you that, you
know, well, our wonderful sponsor Snapple chipped in and
so now you both get $250,000 for your favourite charity. And
well, Brett, you know, you're hired. And, and even Holly
Robinson was saying, you know, she's like, even my kid woke up
this morning saying, Mom, I love you. But I think Brett should
when it was, it was like, Yeah, right. The thing that kind of
got me though. And by the way, the reason why we can predict
these things and you know, I saw Trump on the morning show I saw
he was talking I knew immediately the fix was in. It
was all about ratings. This is always about ratings. Yeah, this
is the easiest deconstruction to do so I'm glad it paid off for
the show. So we have even more credibility of guessing the
winner of stupid reality shows. But I looked at the ratings
because of course the final the series finale of last competed
with a Celebrity Apprentice.
Yeah, that was good, rough go.
Well, interesting. So the last did beat out the apprentice, but
not by much. You know? How how many people watched last? No, 13
and a half million viewers versus apprentices. 9.3 million.
These are?
These are sad numbers. John? Well, in today's age,
how do you remember your mash? Got the final mash? What 120 2
million that was 1983 friends. The final friends 52 million
Seinfeld 76 million No wonder these guys have sold out that
just did Hey government a want us to put some propaganda in
there. You just give me some money to send me your cash. I
need some dough. That no wonder televisions so crappy with all
the the million commercials, they're broke.
They have too many commercials. They can't seem to get anyone to
pay a CPM that's worth a powder. That's cheap. And the product
that's part of the CPM
is cost per 1000. Actually, they might do it on CPM. They do on a
gross rating point in the in the television world,
right. But it still has an equivalency in a way. And in a
way. I don't nobody uses CPM for anything.
Except for stupid internet advertising.
No, actually even most of that's always based on some other
Cornwalls formula. CPM still has the most meaning to me the
engagement factor. Yeah, how much engagement Do you have? I
don't know.
Yeah, got it. 3.7606 on
the engagement scale. Seems to me it seemed like there was a
lot of real news this week, which usually means you know, I
saw I've got for clips as real news, something big is being
covered up. Let me think maybe something in the Gulf? I can't
quite think oh, that's are we trying to distract someone from
something?
Let's do our executive producers first. We have them. Yeah, we
got a few. Okay. So listen, we have we have two executive
producers John or I think is rikert or r i c h e r t
r i c h er T. Reichert. Yeah.
And from an eastern New Orleans, New Orleans 3333 3.33.
Those magic numbers. Thank you so much.
We appreciate that. And also, we have a belated executive
producer, who we forgot the credit under some circumstance,
Steven staff. And he gave us three for 290.
Is there a reason for that? Amount?
Not, not that I know of? I think it was around. I think he's got
a knighthood coming or he's working on it or something.
We'll find out and find out after the show.
And so does John Of course. John Reichert, because you know you
have to do you only have to do three times 333 We kick in the
extra penny and Have you got a knighthood? Yeah. Did we really
have any knights today?
No. Lawrence Reich, one of our knights Sir Lawrence, from
Burlington, Ontario, Canada is a Associate Executive Producer at
250 and Bradley leaden le d d e n from Fayetteville, Arkansas
$200.50. He's got the link to the 200.5 show by accident,
apparently. So he signed up and decided to pay for it after the
fact. So that's our group for this week. And we have to thank
them for helping us out. Well, not
just helping us out but really supporting the show. And in
fact, John Reichard, Steven staff, as our executive
producers please display that proudly in your email signature
put it on your on your CV and Sir Lawrence well I'm pretty
sure he already has all of that done but it's beautiful to see
the Knights continuing to support the show along with
Bradley lead and you know what you guys have to do you got to
go out there and propagate the formula. It's very simple. Our
formula is this we go out for people in the mouth Yeah, we
sure do.
Alright, chatroom let's do it now. Shut up
whoa
All right. I just got to get it off my chest right now.
Right now.
I got a I'm sorry to have to do this
I don't know if you we watch everything we watch C span we
watch a stupid shows. One stupid show that I just cannot help
myself not looking at is the Kendra Wilkinson reality show?
No, I can't I whatever they show on the soup is all I see of
it. Well, you're gonna want you're definitely gonna want to
go to vivid.com because in Wow, well sure, in order to boost the
ratings I guess a sex tape has been leaked and Vivid
Entertainment of course has the rights and they've put it on
their site. And actually, here let me
I should like I liked the vivid Dipti with the with the Batman
in the Batman costume with it with of course he's not has it
doesn't have the Batman logo. He's got XX XX XX.
I just Skyped you a link where you can actually see a little
piece of the Kendra Sextus is
a bogus thing if there ever was for a woman trying to get
attention,
dude, dude, I just sent you a link and looking this is no this
is no bogus sex tape. This is excellent. Are you watching?
It's gonna kill my stream, but it's worth
it. It's so totally worth it. Did it kill it already?
No, it's actually still working. Well, I'm gonna have for how
long? Okay. Oh, yeah, that's like the real there's a real
real sex tape. I'm surprised they have it on the internet.
That's stunning to me. It's yeah, all she's doing is staring
in the camera. Oh, yeah. Wait. Well, now she can't stare and
she's looking at something else
all right. All right. Kill it. Just kill it.
Now I can't it's locked up. My brain goes.
Sorry about that.
So yeah, so this woman who was living with in the house with
the other two women for the
house. Yeah, she's with with that with a football player now.
Now she's just trying to do you know she's hopeless. She's
seemed like a dingbat anyway.
Yeah, well, she's got something going for I've got a gig in
mind. Yeah.
Well, John, were
pretty late. Well, I got better stuff than that. Well, I
got I got good stuff just
I am
let's just start with the oil cabal because there's been that
that has been, I think the topic of the week and there's so much
confusion. I'm, you know, it's all over the map. But the
funniest thing had to be Meet the Press, which actually took
place. I guess it airs right before our show on Sunday. So we
get to talk about it. So we're always after the way and
then when we I've actually it airs a couple times, but I
recorded it before a show and I do the show and then I go back
and look at it is so bad. Yeah, it's so lame compared to what we
bring out in the show that I never use any clips.
Well, I got a clip from Sunday show. It's just too funny on the
show is Thomas Friedman, a spy, Spy spy and Bob Woodward spy.
And then talking about the oil Cabal.
You know what you know that book that one book we mentioned
before the one that was a book about the Bush's
family of secrets,
family of secrets, people should you get that book from our, from
our one of our books,
Norwegian No, no agenda, book club.com.
And read the part about Bob Woodward. I mean, they have they
document his background to such an extreme that it's like, you
know, it's over the top proof.
Yeah. Well, so they've both been giving their talking points. And
Friedman is okay, I just gotta call him a jabroni. I have no
other word for him. And I'll have to stop and comment when he
talks. But then Woodward starts talking. And it's like, the spy
is like what else anyway? Just have a listen. They're talking
about the fact that, of course, the Obama administration is you
know, not doing anything and this is a horrible disaster. And
this is the round table at the end of the show.
Well, obviously, there's a short term solution, long term
solution short term, obviously, you got to stay on BP and stay
on the situation. We've got an oil spill, it's about a mile
below the surface. It's about 6070 miles offshore. So it's
hard to see. Okay. And we don't exactly know precisely what
environmental damage it's going to cause but this is enormous
and has the potential to be the worst environmental disaster
this country has ever faced. My criticism of the Obama
administration is their approach has been think small and carry a
big stick. Okay, hammer BP, put it on them. But in terms of
thinking about a long term solution to this, it's been
rather imaginative unimaginative, David we're
really caught right now I would argue between Petro determinists
and eco pessimists the
okay Petro Petro determinists and eco pessimists.
I say eco pessimists, you know, these are the kind you know this
is the kind of stuff that does show up in you know, government
meetings you know, this is you know these words are terrible.
Well he explains them as well. I'll just
trying to get to the this is interested in trying to get some
memes into the public domain one of them you also the thing small
carry a big stick. Petro determinists which is going to
be hard to explain an eco pessimist These are all good.
These are done by pros. Yeah, here
he comes all he'll explain it now.
Petro determinists and eco pessimists. The Eco pessimists
tell us, David Paul, you're dead. You're dead. Climate.
You're dead. You're finished. I'll talk to you but you're
dead. Okay. The Petro determinist. Tell us look, we're
always going to have to be dependent on oil, little boy.
Okay. Nowhere in the middle is someone who actually believes in
America America's innovative prowess that overtime. There is
no short term solution to this. But our addiction to oil drives
down you know, the value of our dollar funds. People have drawn
a bull's eye on our back promotes climate change. Okay.
Do
you hear all this stuff? Do you hear what he's thrown out there?
It puts a bull's eye on our back. It promotes climate
change. There's no one in the middle.
Oh, yeah. And it drives down the dollar, which is ironic since
the dollar has is starting to skyrocket. Yeah,
despoiling our environment and having a policy that ends our
addiction to oil. It's not win win. It's win, win, win, win win
the fact that there isn't a single person okay. And Congress
really taking this seriously and the President is playing kind of
rope a dope with this right now.
I know another one. I've heard this a couple times the rope a
dope.
Yeah, you know what refers to?
No. Okay, well,
I explained. Rope A Dope refers to a boxing defensive strategy
employed by Muhammad Ali against Joe Frazier and one of the great
one of the great fights that the two of them had. And what he did
was he leaned up against the ropes and held his arms up very
tightly around his head and talked a little bit so so you
couldn't really hit him anywhere except in his arms. And the idea
was to get Fraser to pound away on him. We also trade numbers to
tire him out right to tire him out and it's called that was the
rope a dope strategy and it's been used as a reference point
in political discussions and everything else and the idea is
that you don't you kind of just cover your cover up and then
just take a lot of shots without doing anything until people get
tired of doing it to you. And yeah,
fine. extremely frustrated.
It is a potentially here comes Woodward a giant disaster of the
May I mean, most disasters come and go 911 came and went okay.
Oh
oh yeah. Oh, yeah. This is why I'm gonna I'm gonna roll that
back just a little bit. So he's comparing this disaster to 911.
Which came in went, it came and went. And you know, of course,
you know, it hasn't went yet because it came in when we never
talked about it.
She says sad. I loved Gallo.
So it just came in went, but this one oh no, never let a good
crisis go to waste. This one will be able to use this shit
forever, baby. Oh, yeah, come on spooked. Say it again.
Oh, 911 came and went, Okay. This continues. And I picked up
your newspaper on Saturday and had half a smile because it said
VP steps off its effort. And then I read on to crip. So
before I continue, I just I just need to stop with that again. I
mean, please listen to what he's saying. They're using this
disaster for whatever they want to do. Whatever has to happen, I
believe, of course, there'll be climate change as the president
is now coming back from his rope a dope
and saying, oh, it's funny because the Friedman early when
he was talking about the Eco pessimists, he almost slipped it
in. If you if you go back and listen to that is his
definition. He almost mentioned global warming, but he pulled
back, just briefly, just briefly, he was just gonna say
something and then he pulls back from it, because there's
apparently wasn't posted was part of the talking point. Oh,
no, no, that was Woodward's line. They rehearsed or before.
One word words. Well, Woodward said
something even better, which just slays me when you hear
this,
decides others and point the finger at others and blame
everyone. Where are you know, why don't think calling Google?
Why don't they call in some of the people have these great
minds? Let's call in Google to fix the golf.
Ball in Google
Group at Google. And actually, I
know the guys, the guys at the agency are slapping their
foreheads. And they've heard that right. Oh, my God,
I don't want. Yeah, I know, I already stopped my clip
recording. But I think someone on the panel kind of says in the
background. Well, Google is not part of the government. And I'm
like, Yes, it is. Yes, it is. That's where
bring in Google.
That's where these guys have their meetings with the NSA.
It's just like, whoa, whoa, so more propaganda. And then I want
to get into what we know, what are
they trying to do? What's the endgame? What are they trying to
pull?
Well, let's listen to this ABC News report. And maybe that'll
add to to our analysis of it. Now. This is where the report
sorry, CBS News. And by the way, I like how all the news
reporters who are down there in the Gulf and you see way in the
back, you know, it's always windy and it's like a crappy
day. And you see way in the back you see like a little bit of
ocean, I guess golf. And they all have hats on. They're
wearing baseball caps. That seems to be the new fashion for
the reporters on the scene. So here we have the reporter with
her cool CBS. It may even be a CBS Sports cap for all I know.
And she's talking to Katie Couric and this is where the
Coast Guard rolls by and says Get out of here. Shut up slave
you can't report on this beach. It's BPS call BP can tell you
what to do. Just showing you the power of British Petroleum.
Listen, you'll hear the Coast Guard actually say that. It's
maybe a little tough to hear on the stream. Here we go.
video was shot by the local parish government in South Pass
when we tried to reach the beach scene here and covered in oil. A
boat of BP contractors with two Coast Guard officers on board
told us to turn around under threat of arrest. We spoke to
coastguard officials today they say they're looking into it
Katie and Kelly what has been the impact on wildlife so far?
Government officials say that 162 sea turtles have died about
half a dozen bottlenose dolphins who have died. The sea turtles
have not been thoroughly examined yet examined yet but
federal officials say that this seems related to the oil spill,
and they admit they have no idea what's happening in the deeper
waters because they can't watch it.
So they're showing pictures. So she says here's the beach
covered with oil and it's an aerial shot, which is kind of
hard to see. Then they show a dead turtle who had looks pretty
dead and they show a couple of people on a beach putting a
apparently a dead turtle into A into like a turtle body bag. But
there's no oil on them.
And well you know they're spraying that weird crap on the
oil which could be toxic.
Yeah. So there's a couple things. So first of all, I'm
just I'm you know, if you're If you're going to show him so she
even says in the report, you know, we don't know if he if the
turtle died because of the oil, or is it the dispersant? I think
is what?
Yeah, dispersion,
what they're using?
Yeah, we need to get the chemical analysis of that stuff.
So we can. So that's part of it.
But But why am I not seeing the animal covered with oil? And why
is it when I look at the pictures, because all we have is
pictures, but I'm trying to get people who live in in the area
to go down to the beach and actually take some pictures
because I don't want
television 60 miles offshore,
which is pronto, it's onshore now this is what the news
is. But the stuff that I've seen, I've seen some movies, and
it's always his red goop, which is a combination of the oil and
the disperse and washing up.
Yeah, but it but when I look at the Exxon Valdez and all the
wildlife pictures we saw there it was jet black.
Yes, because there was no dispersion used. So you're
saying it was right off shore? It was like, you know, here's
the shore, here's the boat, it's right next to each other. And so
you get the real deal. You don't get it, you don't get an
emulsification issue over the oil mixing with the water. You
don't have the dispersion, goo whatever that is, and we don't
even know you know, there's just a lot of mysterious stuff going
on. And by the way, I was watching your they got that
camera on that somehow they? No no. Somehow you looked at that.
Take a look at the film very carefully. It's a loop. Oh,
yeah.
Oh, I know. Well, so this is my next point. To loop. Yes. And
no, it's a loop. It's an it's absolute bullshit. It's absolute
bullshit. And by the way, what 5000 feet down what kind of
lights they got on this thing? Because
they had to have some lights hooked to it. That's the only
shot for obviously shut it for a while because I watched the
especially the lower little plume, there's two of them.
There's a big one, a little one, the little one, you can see it
looping it loops about and it's not even a big loop. It's like a
22nd loop. So maybe not even that long.
So here's what I've learned. What what what BP was doing with
the trans ocean deepwater drilling is there we're trying
to replicate something the Russians did. I think of near
Alaska, or the North Pole, I guess it would be is they the
Russians, apparently drilled down to 40,000 feet. And then
and then and they and that's where they discovered like the
mother lode. So apparently inside the earth, and God knows
what's going on inside the Earth. That's where oil is
actually created. So there's a lot of discussion now about peak
oil being BS, that that is not fossil fuel, but it's actually a
chemical process within the Earth. It this is biological,
biological, completely, you know, super, super high
pressure. By the way, no one talks about the pressure of this
leak. Normally, they do talk about pressure, but they're not
talking about it. And then that seeps up into these other wells,
where we've typically been able to get the oil from which in
some cases may even replenish as well. So they tried to do the
same thing, except the Russians did it on land, they're doing it
in the sea. So the first half to go down 5000 feet. And I guess
that where they're drilling is you know, it's also some G has
some geological significance. It's on the same Meridian as the
pyramids. And there's a lot of interesting data that's starting
to come out slowly. They go down 35,000 feet, it's not 5000 This
is This is 35,000 after they start at the bottom of the of
the Gulf at 5000. And there are some people thinking that they
didn't hit just an oil well, but they might have actually struck
an underground volcano. And if it's an if that's what it is,
the stuff that would come out of a hole from a volcano, could be
highly toxic, could be worse than oil. And
some get into some some some sulphur, sulphur gas, yes, for
sure. And that could be bad. So I'm looking at the byte loss
sent me the liquid that they're using to disperse and it's
correct that 9500 which has a lot that I can see they don't
want, you know, it's not good for your skin. It's a DISA.
decoiler I mean, in other words, it's like a detergent. I think
it's just a high. Very, very strong one of these are organic
detergents at the oil royal business. I used to work at a
refinery and we used to deal with this stuff. If you get it
on you, it will be like de Fat your skin it That's how powerful
it is. So essentially, what it does is it's like if you have a
for example, you just cook some bacon. I wish you just cook some
bacon and if you notice that depending on the temperature of
the fat when you take the thing off the Take the bacon out, you
got a bunch of fat left you, you hit it with some Dove soap, and
then you scrub a brush around it. And you'll notice that the
fat actually dissolves with the soap because the soap that is
essentially the same thing that's going on with this stuff,
which is it breaks down the reverse breaks, it breaks down
the oils into something that's water soluble, and then down the
drain it goes without having to worry about it, you know,
coating the pipes. And that's what detergent does to oil. And
essentially, it breaks it down into a soluble product. But this
stuff is probably a million times more powerful than the
crap that you would get. You can use on your pots and pans. But
it's the same thing. It's I think it's a detergent, but it's
got a lot of propylene glycol in it, which would which would kill
the the turtles. And it's got organic sulphonic acid salt,
which is the which is one of the detergent elements. And then a
bunch of it has some apparently some light petroleum products in
it, which would lighten up the thickness of the crude oil, make
it more subject to being turning into an emulsion of some sort.
Interesting, it's probably not good stuff.
No. So I'm looking at the news right now. And it seems that
their top kill plan has worked, and that the drilling fluid has
blocked oil and gas temporarily. So that's breaking news right
now.
Temporarily.
Yeah. Oh, well, of course. It's dA. So and it's just there's so
much weirdness going on. I listened to the talking points
from Woodward. You know, it sounds to me like whether this
thing is leaking or not. It is going to be used to ram through
the climate change. Bill. The President already coming out
with that left and right. Oh, we've got to we've got to stop.
We got to stop our dependence on foreign oil, fossil fuels, no
good. And that perhaps is actually here's a little video
from Obama. Let me see. We have a word in Toyota called kaizen.
Jesus. I see.
I've heard that commercials terrible.
Interesting that the President is preceded by a Toyota pre
roll. That would be your your irony of the day? Yes. Okay.
Here it is. Let's
see the jingle for that. By the way. irony of the day.
Yeah. Okay, hold on a second. Come on, play your horn, our
dependence on foreign oil and Dane. Why? You know, I can't
play it. The connection is to our suit your sorry. I can hear
it. Now. It's breaking up. And then someone from the office is
calling me like some douchebag? Like, don't you know what I do?
I've been doing this for two and a half years.
And I keep sending text messages to Rosie, whoever's calling me
tell them to stop. It's funny. It's not funny. Well, it's funny
to me, it's angering me
better on the show, when you're mad, I
need to quit this job. Please support this show.
You know, we need more money than we're getting for you to do
that. All right. So I've got some if you're gonna play some
clips I got I have a good clip from Congress, where Dorgan is
kind of bringing bringing up the points that we brought up
recently. in kind of a sly way he's talking to the to the
Attorney General's office was Dorgan. By the way, Oregon is
one of the senators, and he's one of the guys that you see
Dorgan on TV. He's one of the few senators he looks like a
central casting senator. Oh, he's cute. No, he's, you know,
he's, he's mature. He's not, you know, he's like, Fred Thompson.
He's not like a young, cute guy. He's a central casting older,
mature, Senator, it looks like he knows what he's doing. And
he's bringing up some interesting points that he just
wants to get on the record, apparently, with the Attorney
General's Office.
The comment just made that BP has indicated that it intends to
pay all legitimate claims. Obviously, the question is
what's legitimate? But aside from that,
sorry, you have to stop what's legitimate is laid out very
clearly in the amendment to the Environmental Protection Law,
they only have to clean up around the rig. And there's a
fund a $2.7 billion fund that taxpayers put together that will
pay for the rest and then all their litigation just stays in
litigation for 30 years.
Is the BP is their representation legally binding
in any way? legally binding on them. They've simply indicated
that they would intend to pay legitimate claims. So six months
from now a year from now is why Don't
these guys read the law? This was set up during Clinton's
time,
and who do you think should be reading the law back to him, but
to the Attorney General's Office, listen to what he has to
say, legally binding commitment,
I don't want to make a judgement as to how that commitment might
be viewed in a court of law and down the road. They've certainly
made that commitment very publicly, as well as publicly
committed not simply to pay claims beyond the 75 million but
not to seek recourse against the fund, which is also a
significant commitment. So when we intend whether it's in a
court of law or elsewhere, we certainly intend to have them
hold back.
He's freaking out from the fund. There you go. It's from the fund
amendment.
So you intend to represent that commitment is something that's
binding?
And as I said, I can't speak to whether or not it would be
binding in a court of law if we were to litigate this down the
road.
Hold on a second. I think I can play it
Yeah, in other words, this is all the whole thing. It's just
been a show. It's it's been at the whole thing to production.
And oh, crap news from Dow Jones trans ocean limited. This is the
owners of the rig said its shareholder approved $1 billion
dividend. That means money that giving back to shareholders will
not affect the offshore drilling contractors ability to meet its
legal obligations relating to last month's Deepwater Horizon
rig accident. These guys are not worried.
Well, there's more to that than that Dorgan actually brings this
up. Okay. And Horowitz brought it up on the last the DHS
unplugged. They have some money in the bank. And just in case
things don't quite work out, right. They want to get that
money out of the bank into into the you know, of all the
different shareholders pockets. So they so they can't So the US
government can't get a hold of it. If they if they manage to
right
if they want to. They want to secure it, get rid of it, put it
on somewhere else. Yeah. Do we also
actually, that's just a scam, but that they're supposed to
supposedly put a stop to that not let them do that. But it's a
Swiss company, they can do whatever they want.
Yeah. Located in Zook. Do you want to play the rest of this
clip? Or? No, that's fine.
I think we got enough out of it. Yeah. So but it's the same kind
of goes it's kind of an interesting plot and just the
guise of undergo you know, our people from the Justice
Department, we're just not forthcoming in any way but any
of this, that in other words, your taxpayers are gonna get
screwed.
taxpayer will get screwed, but the oil companies have already
set it up. They don't have to pay for it. It's all coming out
of the fund, the fund will have to be replenished. They're only
responsible for certain bits. It's all in the log disgusted
probably a couple of weeks ago. And the the crisis that is
bigger than 911 will be used to ram which came in went, by the
way, yeah, came and went, you know, no one's talking about
that anymore. 11 came
and read. No one's ever mentioned it. It came and went,
actually,
I didn't have time to pull clips. Do you know, Alan? Think
it's Alan Hart. No, he is a BBC journalist. He was he was the
guy who was always he was back in the party. He's been
reporting on the Middle East since the the 67. War, he wrote
a trilogy of books called Zionism, the true threat to to
the Jews, which is like, alright, kind of an interesting
title. And of course, he's getting no no play in the New
York Times with a title like that. And and I heard him on
some internet radio show. This guy's he was the first one to
interview golden my air. And Marcia Diane, and he was around
when the USS Liberty was bombed, which he says Israel did. And he
actually came out and and I'll put a link in the show notes. I
just didn't have time to Alan Hart. Yeah, I think it's an
honour. Yeah, it was it Liberty bombing, which was done by
Israel's have been a bone of contention with the US Navy for
some time.
Right? While he actually he was there. And he and he explains on
the ship. No, I was not on the ship. But he explains how all of
that went down and what the political reasons were. And he
and he actually says it was Mossad who did the 911 attacks.
He comes out and he accuses Mossad and this is a serious as
journalists. This is not just some douchebag this is like a
like a real dude.
Alan, I find that far fetched. Well, he has I get the clip.
We'll listen to it.
Yeah, I'll pull it for Sunday. So anyway, so yeah, we're being
played and this is. So of course there'll be temporarily plugged
in it could blow it any minute and we're gonna have it's gonna
be a constant threat that's hanging over us. And we never
Want this to happen again? And? And that's why we we carry a big
stick
Yes, but we thought it think wimp and carry a big stick. What
was that
thing? Small, small and carry a big stick?
I don't even understand what that means. I don't
know, man. The CIA doesn't get everything right.
No, I think they I think the writers and get everything right
and they botch the phrase. So let's, you know, since we were
talking about some of these finales you know, that took
place in the lot last lawn order took place, and the whole thing
was kind of about the educational system. And it was a
little propaganda stick to say that I did not see it. So I
don't know. It was actually it was a good stuff, a fairly good
story. And it brought out a lot of interesting points about the,
about the way teachers are treated in New York City. And
but the big one of the big finale is I don't know what the
numbers were, I should have checked was 24 and 24 ended up
you know, just kind of like Jack Bauer, you know, saves the day,
but he's now going to be killed by the Russian mob and who knows
who so he has to go on the run in the last we see of Jack
Bowers, he's all beat up and running into the sunset and
we'll never hear from him again. Because it's the last time
they're gonna show 24 until they do the movie. Yeah, really. Now,
but there was the I couldn't resist getting this click clip
from 24 which just had a piece of that. What we'd like to
criticise on this show that bull crap. You know, a forensic crazy
man on the reflection on the wing nut. Exactly. We're here to
hear it is. Just spoke with Arlo, you got a facial
recognition head on Jack. Inside our perimeter, he's here.
He's been careful to avoid all the security cameras but Arlo
found this to be the 22nd floor of the heart building across the
street from the UN software picked up his reflection
facial recognition through the reflections on the 22nd floor.
He's here he bypassed
it
as well. You know what? That is intended? Purely to make you
think that it exists.
Are you still with me, John? No, of course not. Why would that
work? Book crap. This is gonna be one of those shows. Okay, and
let me just mark that as a bullshit. Okay, either. Yeah.
So I just want to gripe for a moment. This is why people need
to support this show so I can quit the stupid job and off to
travel and sit in freakin at Marriott Hotels and do bullshit
meetings.
I want to do the show. That's the beginning of the of the
show. Use that clip.
I won't even have time to edit it because I got another
meeting. You can see the video like everybody else in another
meeting can we can.
So how you really feel about meetings?
Blow me to vorak So
here we go. Ready? Yeah. Do you want me to set it up again?
No, I'll just play the clip. This is more bullshit than my
job. Just spoke with Arland he got a facial recognition hit on
Jack. Insider perimeter. He's here.
He's been careful to avoid all the security cameras but Arlo
found this to be the 22nd floor of the heart building across the
street from the UN software picked up his reflection
right.
So I'm leaving I'm leaving so much of my rant in there this
does tie into something else I've picked up well wait wait
wait, what software so I'd love to get some of this software.
It's not the software running the network at the hotel that's
for sure.
Right this is the joke of it. This you got software that can
pick up a reflection on the 22nd floor somehow but you can't keep
the internet running at the Marriott
rare very funny Okay, so this of course is intended to make you
believe that all this technology exists and make you very afraid
and shut up slave. There's only one thing you must do so I hate
to do it, but I think I can tie this into Lindsay Lohan. Which
first of all, Oh, yeah. Oh, l l. I can tie this into Lindsay
Lohan. So every nothing else in the world is happening. There's
no one washing away and drowning in Haiti. There's nothing going
on in the Gulf. Lindsay Lohan is going to court. All of this all
of the BS networks. Everybody's there not just E but ABC NBC,
CBS Fox Everyone's there. Okay, so here's the things you got to
look at. They should be ashamed of themselves. Well, yes. So
first of all, there are cameras in the court. So the court wants
this to be seen. Okay? There's no other reason. And then then
someone wants to communicate a message. Lindsay Lohan comes in
her boobs are popping out. I mean, to her, she's got a low
she got us. Yeah, no, I saw that. And, and nice boobage, by
the way, so so I'm like, okay, they're trying to communicate
something, she looks at little kind of semi stoned. And,
essentially, and this is you have to help me with the law
here, John. And then I'll tell you where this is leading. So
the judge says, so the whole thing is based upon a DUI, and
she broke her parole, and now instead of throwing her in the
slammer, she can't drink alcohol. Now, I don't
understand. Alcohol is a legal substance. It's controlled, but
it's a legal substance. And you can drink alcohol as long as you
don't drive. Okay, but now she's being told she s as a part of
her punishment. She can't drink. It's just like a parent taking
away a privilege. Oh, if you don't clean up your room, then
you can watch television. And then I see all these talk shows
discussed or panels on the like major networks talking about
scram, scram, scram, like what is scram. So I look up scram.
And now I've got it. This is the true slave device. If you go to
alcohol monitoring.com Scram X continuous alcohol monitoring,
plus house arrest. So there's this device, which is now like a
common thing. All of a sudden, everyone a well, she'll just get
the SCRAM device. Like, I'd never heard of a SCRAM before.
Apparently, 200,000 people in the United States under court
order are wearing a continuous alcohol monitoring and house
arrest system on their ankle. What is this? If you break the
law because you're drunk and you're driving and you're a
menace to society, that you need to be punished. But what kind of
punishment is strapping an alcohol monitoring system to
someone's leg? This is pure Gitmo nation. This is bad and
it's a very it's it's a very bad precedent. And I'm afraid of
what it means for the future of the legal system
Yeah, how to think about that. Yeah, no, I find that thing
peculiar that this you would have this device you're right
the whole thing was a setup to promote this the idea was to
make the public aware and you can't do it anymore through the
educational system. And so the idea was is to do a big
publicity thing put cameras in the courtroom they will put
cameras in the courtroom with a menace to society that's a
terrorist but they will with his Lindsay Lohan then they get the
cameras in there. They show that with a breast you can't take
your eyes off them and and then they talk about this monitoring
device, which I've never heard of either but now apparently is
being used all over the place and now it's going to be part of
a you know, let's just strap and pretty soon they'll have
something they'll strap around your neck. So if you protest the
government they'll give you a jolt
trek, you know, now they've already moved beyond that. They
just shoot you. If you're against the government, you just
get killed. Are you kidding? I'm looking at their press releases.
Tulsa courts have been using 24/7 Alcohol monitoring anklets
to monitor offenders since 2005. Offenders you're drinking
alcohol Shut up sleeve. You can drink alcohol. I mean, it's like
it just doesn't make any make any sense. Here, alcohol
bracelets helping to keep veterans sober and accountable.
Oh,
you vet said
Oh, courts tell Texas offenders stay home stay sober. Come on,
if you break the law, okay, then you need to be punished. But
stays home. stay sober Shut up, slave. This is very ominous.
Something going on with that that stinks. And they're trying
they're totally trying to communicate a message to us and
I'm really liking the job. I am not liking it. Frightening.
Well, while you're talking about that, and I have a couple of
things that kind of again, we're starting to see government
intrusion and all kinds of different ways. Read Listen,
play this clip I have which I don't have the whole clip. I
could have put the whole thing and it's very distressing to
hear this
tonight. Yeah, okay.
This is Senator Imhoff and who's fairly teamed up with with
Senator Collins and for this emhoff Collins amendment, which
is now the Collins emhoff amendment, but it has to do with
trying to clarify Some weird crap that the EPA is trying to
do regarding nothing more than what you know right now people
are free to do their fiction their houses up. What's the word
for it when you're bringing a contractor in and they put a new
porch on or something like that?
remodelling, experimenting? Yeah, remodelling.
This is about remodelling. Now, the EPA has decided, of course,
we've been following this since the beginning with this woman,
Jackson, how the EPA starting to stick its nose in this stuff.
That's not really its business to play this clip. This is the
problem that we have. On April 22, the EPA came out with a rule
that made the statement that in the event, we have to you
disturb any six square feet of a building structure that is older
than 1978, then you have to have a permit, by the way would be
from the EPA to become certified to work on such a building. Now,
if you don't do it, there is a penalty provision of some
$37,500 a day. Realistically, we know that they would not find
somebody $37,500 a day. But unfortunately, a lot of the
contractors that do that kind of work are individuals who who
don't know that that is nothing but a bluff to keep people from
doing things. We are we very much want to participate in
this. In this dialogue on this. I think there may be a
procedural problem that someone's whispering about.
Okay, so So apparently, there's this thing that got slipped into
one of these large bills. One little thing that we have among
hundreds and it's a lot of this has the cap and trade is going
to have even more of this crap. So So you have a house that's
older than 1978, which is most of the houses in the country,
can you want to work on more than six square feet of this
house,
you have to have a slave, you have to have
not only a permit, but the person has to be certified by
the EPA as a as a specialist, we don't have like one guy, you
know, some guy, some handyman coming in and to do anything,
you have to have all this extra paperwork and which brings me to
another point which showed up over here which has to do with
the food Modernization Act and Mimi's all but just because we
use we get like you know we get our meat in Washington State we
get it from individual slaughterhouses these small
operations either
way, nice doublespeak food modernization
right the food modernization act right now and recorded there's a
good article which I send a link to you put it on the show notes,
talks about this, this issue which is going to basically put
all the independent slaughterhouses out of business.
Right now there's four major big shots that control 80% Of all
the US meat supply, Tyson Foods, JBS Cargill, and National Beef
and these are the guys that get all the big giant recalls for
millions of pounds of contaminated beef and they get
it just like water off a duck's back out, okay, we'll bring them
million pounds back no big deal. Because these guys are you know,
Tyson and all these huge companies, Cargill, or, you
know, just basically dominating the scene and trying to put
these little guys out of business. So the back you know,
the turtle, Eat Local, the back to nature, you know, have no
meat the cow that you're going to eat, all these things are
gonna go by the wayside if Obama's administration has its
way and they're just gonna move this this, this group is worse
corporatists than the bushes were even though you have to say
most of this started with Bush. I mean, this is a disaster. I
mean, so I won't be able to in fact Wyoming right now because
of some of these rules and restrictions. He doesn't even
have an independent slaughter. How should you shot a deer in
Wyoming you wouldn't be able to find anyone to butcher it for
you. It's unbelievable. Yeah, this is part of the same thing
you go can't work on your house. You can't do something with six
square feet of your own home you can't get a workout without a
licence don't eat meat from from your own. Did you break you
raise a Herford and you want to have it slaughtered? You can't
do it. There's no place to let you do it. You can't do it. We
are what are you going to let them give you the cow I guess
you have to bury them whole. I have no idea what you do with
these animals are trying to get independent partner trying to
wipe out the independent free thinkers, the farmers, the small
farms and everybody in between. By putting these things in
place. My wife went talk to the local slaughter house in one of
the in Port orchard I believe Washington and he talked to the
guy and the guy says he'll be out of business. Even if the
cost they say in this report is $400,000 a year to do the
paperwork and pay for all these permits. And he says the worst
part is not even the amount of money you have to spend but they
want you to get this this bureaucratic paperwork in during
the busiest season when all the animals are actually coming
through. He says there's no time And then the day he says there's
no chance of staying in business.
This is very familiar to me because this is exactly the way
get mo nation lowlands is is exactly the way Gitmo nation
east. So I'm talking about the Netherlands and the UK where I
lived. You need paperwork for everything, everything. In
particularly in the Netherlands, if you just want to remodel your
home, oh my God, oh, you need all kinds of permits and
paperwork. And yeah, and now it's the same thing. It's total
total takeover. And in fact, I'll play this little clip for
you from our vice president, who tells you who's ruling all the
world dammit, who's really in charge? Come on, Joe, who's in
charge as you This is Joe speaking in Brussels to the
Starfleet Command the European Union.
Already know, ladies and gentlemen. Not only am I pleased
to be back here in Brussels for the second time as Vice
President, as you probably know, some American politicians and
American journalists refer to Washington DC as the capital of
the free world. But it seems to me that in this great city,
which boasts 1000 years of history, and which serves the
capital of Belgium, the home of the European Union and the
headquarters from NATO this city has its own legitimate claim to
that title
that's right capital of the world will tell you what to do
slaves Shut up
he actually said that Yeah. That's That's disgusting.
Please don't break up again. Please come back to me John.
Just wanna cry. Please, John. Come back
Whoo, yeah.
Unknown error. Jesus. I can't work like this. I just can't
work like this.
This can't go on. Now you it's not the hotel internet because
you can hear me
want to do this show? This is so unfair. Okay. Dude, was that
you?
Now, did you go offline? Yep. What happened?
Comcast went down to some disarray and like a son of a
bitch out.
I'm just crying.
That was my fault. When he came back. I thought it was gonna be
gone.
Yeah. Oh, that would really suck. Let me let me play Biden
again. So you can hear him handing over power to Brussels
to the Starfleet Command there the European Union, you guys
rule and let me go suck up to you and the trilateral career
commission will rule the world. Please, obviously, as
you already know, ladies and gentlemen, not only am I pleased
to be back here in Brussels, for the second time as Vice
President, as you probably know, some American politicians and
American journalists refer to Washington DC as the capital of
the free world. But it seems to me that in this great city,
which boasts 1000 years of history, and which serves the
capital of Belgium, the home of the European Union and the
headquarters from NATO, this city has its own legitimate
claim to that title.
Yeah, that's right.
That is unbelievable. That President of the United States
would essentially sell out his own country to get some kudos
from these creeps in Belgium or vice PA. So unbelievable. Yeah,
you know, how come they talk show guys haven't been all over
this quote.
Because the too busy looking at Lindsay's boobs telling us to
wear bracelets not to drink.
Capital, the free world that play. The whole European Union
is suppressive. They don't even let them vote on their own
lesbian treaty,
or their own president of the United States of Europe. Yeah,
no, no, no, no, they don't like any of that.
By the way, I'm going to next the next show. We don't send it
I'm going to deconstruct part of a new story about This
slaughterhouse thing because there's some very interesting,
the whoever wrote it and I can give you the name of the writer
Carolyn Lochhead, who's in the Chronicles, Washington bureau.
There's a very interesting three paragraphs in here which are
worth tearing apart, you know, put in the show people how
they're how this these news stories are slanted to get make
you think one way or the other. It's very interesting story. But
there's this slaughterhouse thing that you can construct
stuff on your own property, your property rights are under
attack. It's unbelievable.
You know, when you when you deconstruct that you may want to
be very, very careful, John, because the messaging is now
coming out. And we are being told in no uncertain terms, that
if we are against global warming, if you're anti
government, if you're a denialist. You are pretty much a
white supremacist. Oh, yes. Please listen, this is I
believe, ABC, you will be blown away by this. The
ongoing oil spill crisis in the Gulf is keeping the debate over
climate and energy very much in the headlines. And that debate
is becoming increasingly venomous with many prominent
climate scientists now saying that they are being severely
harassed.
Now, listen carefully. So he's receiving some emails and then
listen how the story spins, ABC, this is, I hope someone gets you
in
a dark alley,
the FBI Tells
ABC News, it's looking into a spike in threatening emails to
climate scientists like Penn State's Michael Mann,
six feet under with the roots is where you shouldn't be. I was
hoping I would see the news that you committed suicide, do it.
It's an attempt to chill discourse. That's what's most
disconcerting. A white supremacist website recently
posted man's picture alongside several other climate. So
there you go. That's how they do it.
Yeah, yeah. It was really, really high. And all this is
obviously you know, the way you you know, this is a COINTELPRO
kind of an idea, right? You set up the straw man, these phoney
baloney operations, and then you push everybody in into that box.
Yeah. Oh, you're with
these guys. You know, your white supremacist. Sure.
Yeah. Great. So it's a good way to tell us a shut up slave.
That's the more disgusting news. Thanks. I'm going to show my
mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that and oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Just a little late in the morning to all of our
international listeners there.
Okay, we got some donors who we want to thank her this week. We
also want to make a domain good out with Tony keylock, who
donated $200 on behalf of his sister Linda keylock for her
birthday on May 15. And we credited the donation to LW
Corporation and he wouldn't like a belated shout out to his
sister.
Yeah, we apologise we really tried to keep it all straight,
but it's a lot of administration. It's not always
easy. It was it was actually
let me see if I'm saying this right. That was like his only
gift to her. Wasn't it?
Don't make it any worse. Is that Linda
as I was for Linda keylock? Yeah, yeah, he says it was my
only present to her. And wait, let me let me do it properly
that I feel really shitty about this. We're Reese really do suck
Hi there Linda. Linda Kay lick it's Adam and John and on behalf
of Tony your brother who apparently can't come up with
any better gift than this. We want to wish you a very happy
birthday. That should make it better.
Yeah, she could you can make a tape of that
and put it on your ringtone
but on your ringtone
also, yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, we also have there's another one that came in I'm
gonna have trouble finding so
don't don't mention this aka guy with 5333 because he sent me a
note that he only wants to thank Dinah Tron and that's a
supporter from Pennsylvania Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania,
just before because he was very specific about not mentioning
his name, but he messed up what he wanted to say on the papal
Okay. So yeah, let's go some day we got a Jaime Rivera from who's
actually I think, I don't know how many spaces in Spain he's
in. In San Fernando de Honduras, Spain. I trying to see if we
have any other Spanish contributors. He says he's
donated $100 But he wants to make sure he remains a proud
douche. Do not eat double dooshka He says I'm funny like
that. Yes, yeah. Nice. My nickname is The Spanish
transcription of of how fucking asshole sounds. You can see I'm
not particularly sensitive about names. He's looking for some
Pharma. Okay. You also suspect you might get mentioned in some
of your United States of Europe stories in the near future. So
he'll be feeding us. interesting anecdotes. Good. Good zooming.
We like it. We like Yeah, especially from Gitmo nation.
Cast the nets.
Cast the net. Okay, so, that's good.
Michael Kearns. Mike Kearns and Platte City, Missouri. 6969.
He's providing this amount so you both don't go down. Which is
ironic considering today's show. Yeah, maybe don't do that again.
Yeah, really? Thanks. Thanks for the karma brother.
It worse. Thomas Riggs. Who's in less? Is it Leicester?
Leicester.
Leicestershire?
Yeah, Lester? Sure. You'd like to call out his high school
friend Thomas Duquette as a douchebag. For not getting in
touch for two and a half years. He knows he listens to no
agenda, but we haven't talked since he left high school late
2007. Hopefully this should get us in contact and maybe bring in
another donation for the art that's interesting way of
getting people together through our show. Yes, like minded
people.
It's a long distance dedication. On the agenda show.
Tiny empire.com 55 foot 10 two nickels a double nickels on a
dime David Hollis more well, Australia. I got an Australian
story I want to talk about today. Robert Wilk, Wiltshire or
Wilker Wiltshire I think in Tampa, and we had the Dinah Tron
mentioned. Yep. And then Dan Manning, who wants to mention
two sci fi books Android down and firewood for cannibals both
available@amazon.com Links to both these books are found at
the Dan manning.com site. So we have a science fiction writer
that listens to our science fiction margin. Martin Martin,
this is that last name I can't pronounce. Let me go in the
Netherlands. $51 pi e te RS which is like Peters,
Peters Peters, from Peter Fionna. And who dressed
and then we have Steve Richards in Kent. And give when they
mentioned his website which is now being blocked off by the sun
there it is cosmic Joker dot square space.com He says a
crackpot site and then we have our knighthood. layaways you
iDASH help.com Very Wilson and OKC defensive tactics. And
there's one more there's another birthday mention that came in on
the email I forwarded to you guys and
show one. Oh, am I supposed to have this?
You should have it. It's a guy that has his it's another
birthday. Call out and we have to dig it up.
See if I can find it real quick. For you. Oh, is this?
i Yes. Okay, I think I have a John Hold on. Well, let's do
that one officially then as well.
Okay, once again, we suck a little bit because we're behind
and one thing is guaranteed when you celebrate your birthday, we
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May 30. So on behalf of John and myself, and John Calvin Jones,
your husband happy birthday.
Well, you know That's May 30. This Sunday. So it wasn't on. It
will be on. Yeah.
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high divorce.org/na. Now I want to mention something we're
talking about the national treasure. I couldn't believe it.
I'm listening to the national treasure. Wait, let
me play it again. New Car sir Jeff Smith there. Yes,
yes. NPR. So I'm listening to NPR couldn't believe it? They
did right in the middle of their shows that this you know, this
this operation is supposed to be used as you know, we are
listener supported. And we talk about stuff that you're that
probably is gonna eventually get us thrown off the air someday
you have to help us it's very important. So the national
treasurer meanwhile, they're running ads, like during the
show they ran I swear to God, a GoTo Meeting ad with a code.
Do you have a clip of that?
No, I was in the car. Wait a minute. So
it's on the radio on our National Trade Centre. And in
the middle of it, they do like an Andrew Horowitz GoTo Meeting
with PBS
as their code. I'm not gonna tell you what the code is. But
that raises these guys are just commercial.
totally outrageous. I was I was like, my jaw hit the, you know,
hit the gas pedal when I heard that it was the will go to me
and that code. So I mean, so who are we kidding here? I mean, we
are that I know. We're actually genuinely listener supported. We
have no other support to do this. Show us. The contract do
contributors to producers. There are people out there who send in
subscriptions or donations, we have to keep encouraging it
every week. And we do would like to get every one back on board
on the $5 a month thing that would be the key, but we don't
get as many as we need on a daily basis. No. So that's our
plea.
Let me see. It was kind of it was news for a day 24 hours and
went away. But I do think it's important just to mention this
Fergie thing,
where she was telling you for you that came in when they
couldn't get any traction for for a distraction. No attraction
for a distraction. Oh,
that's a good one. No traction for distraction. Ah, that's a
good one. We're writing the jingles right before your very
eyes. Unbelievable. So I do just want to say that of course. This
is how it works. Of course, all these lower level family
members. And it happens in all the royal families all over the
world. It happens in the Netherlands too. Of course,
they'll take cash and blow jobs to get you in with their more
famous more powerful.
What do you call them? spouses or whatever relatives? Spouses,
spouses, relatives, whatever. Sibling siblings, siblings?
Yeah, of course, that's the way it works. It's so obvious. And
now it's the old Fergie's just a bad woman She's living with
she's still living in the guy's house. You know, she's probably
performing services. So he's an AI while we're divorced, but you
can live here you know, the kids are here and whatever it is, you
can live in the gatehouse, whatever. And of course he's
taken money and he of course he's okay with it. And because
he's probably getting half of it. No, I don't think so. It's
okay. He's got his own dough. The people pay for us. You guys
need
some support. We're not doing that. Really. We're gonna meet
Adam. Grant
40,000 in cash, just send us your cash 40,000 And if you want
to get close to John, I for half a million pounds, I can open
doors for you. It was just like, wow, you know, you're right. It
came in when but you know, this is absolutely the way it works.
Absolutely. And good on the sun. That was funny. But of course
the sun didn't do it for those reasons. You're right. That was
the news of the world that did it. I think it was. Wow. No,
I think I think it was news of the World.
Well, it's the same. That's the same company. They the editorial
staff is on the same floor in the same building.
Oh, by the way, Eric has told me we have 12 donors in Spain.
Oh, nice. That's what we have real times to statistics.
We have we have producer in the ear. All right.
Let's do this one real quick. John, all the board trains.
Planes bad. Jeff must have been bored this week.
I love man. So I'll just run down the stories as you know,
we're tracking the global rollout of high speed trains
meant to replace replace air travel. Of course you think it's
actually to transport you but it's the transport freight, more
Monsanto baked goods Monsanto Franken foods straight to your
door. You don't have to do anything Shut up sleeve. Joe
from
and to transport the public in boxcars to the FEMA camps? Yes.
Well, of course.
Joe from Wilmington, says, Well, my state is now spending $8.4
million to study if they should put a rail system from Raleigh,
North Carolina to Wilmington. This he says is a two hour drive
straight down i 40. East the speed limit on that stretch of
road is 70 miles an hour, which means most people already
travelled in excess of 79 miles an hour. Why would anyone ever
ride this train? It's not a straight shot. They have to make
a zigzag pattern and is this train not going to stop?
It's right it's going to stop it's going to take just as long
and then when you get to the other end you have to rent the
car.
Like stupid this thing. It's stupid. Here's some disinfo bit
thought oh and and colleagues note. The first new projections
of future aircraft emissions in 10 years predicts carbon dioxide
and other gases from air traffic will become a significant source
of global warming. By 2050.
Everything is by 2050 Yeah, so those
play those planes, planes are going to kill us now or the
queen. In her Opening of Parliament statement in Gitmo
nation East mentioned that we're going to build a high speed rail
network between Birmingham and Manchester
to industrial towns coincidentally is
yes a thank you you pointed it out and that was at the very end
of the speech here. I'm sorry London Birmingham not
Manchester, but browse through an industrial industrial town
that was in her speech. Now from Down Under. I get some very
interesting news from producer Steve Fisher he says you know
I'm couple episodes behind but you know the Siemens trains here
in Melbourne are a real problem. They have problems stopping and
lo and behold I go look at at Google News and hear the Herald
Sun from Gizmo nation down under. Here it is. Further
safety blow for Metro after a crash injured five near Craig
burn last night another one of troubled Siemens trains has been
withdrawn from service after an overshoot incident. So they
can't so they can just put in high speed trains but they can't
stop them. Which is
interesting.
Yeah, and Siemens is behind all our high speed transmissions use
it a French stuff, we're gonna use anything. So anyway, I have
let me just finish up though too, and then I'll be done. So
Matthew, I'm just people identifying from around Gitmo
nation. Matthew Wittering, also in the UK is noticing
advertising on websites for Hitachi high speed trains, I
guess. Yeah, Hitachi is competing with with Siemens, and
then finally, from Sweden, the S A S, which of course is the
Scandinavian airline. I'll read you the headline and this is a
Google translated dock experience from Europe shows
that rail will outperform aircraft on many routes. shs is
responding to the challenge considering investing in high
speed Speed Rail. So the airlines are actually going to
convert to high speed rail. We're just keeping our eye on it
for you as trains, planes bad.
That's about as sad as it's about his back as awkward as any
airline can manage to pull off. So I have one Australian story
too. I want you to play the clip, which I didn't know this
was going on but most of us who follow some of the currency
markets know that the Australian dollar has been going down the
toilet. And so Jim Cramer on this fast money show notes fast
money, but it's whatever it's mad money show. Addresses. This
is kind of hard to understand because he mutters but I'll tell
you the important part which comes into this clip.
Your dog? Oh, yeah. Jim dog.
I mean, Katrina, Hara Tulane graduate, a currency trader on
Wall Street and I got a question about FX a Aussie Dollar
Currency shares.
I hope I can help man you sound like the Pro. I sound like the
amateur.
I don't think so. Jim, the Aussie dollar is absolutely
fallen out of bed since last Monday. It's getting crushed
against the dollar and even losing to the euro. Australia's
a resource rich country and their currency is correlated to
global demand for materials, which is really a story about
demand from China. Right Jim? Do you think the reason moving the
Ozzy is forecasting a double dip global recession? And how much
lower Do you think the FX a will trade? Well, I
gotta tell you, I do the show with my head writer happens to
be my nephew, Cliff Mason. And he was comparing that recent
foray by the Australian mining tax. He was doing some mystery
about communism. And he was thinking he saw maybe some
parallels there. I think what you're seeing is the sense that
maybe that government has decided, You know what, it's
time to start doing confiscation, expropriation,
they would never say that. But I think that's the real problem.
Not China, which is coming back because I've measured China by
polling freight. I think the Australians ought to stop being
communists and the communists Thank heavens in China, our
capitalist duty in New Jersey, Judy Wyatt.
So apparently there's a mining tax. Yeah, Kramer did by the
way, the first thing that guy who called in was reading it.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Scripts. Totally
scripted. So I don't know if it was work is Kramer had some
other ulterior motive. But he did mention a mining tax, which
apparently is going on which he considers confiscation and the
redistribution of wealth, which is out and out communism by his
standards. And I just found that the whole thing was kind of
interesting, because I haven't heard any of this. You know, and
I only just noticed recently about the Australian dollar
collapsing, but some Something strange is going on in
Australia. And hopefully since we have so many supporters and
somebody can, can can straighten us out,
ya know, there's a lot going on. And I love Australia, as you
know, I've only been once but I saw a lot of the country. And,
ya know, our Australian listeners will definitely
straighten us out. Maybe Mariola come back in or in the morning,
dude.
Probably help us out.
This is just staying down under for a moment. I guess they have
a satirical programme called Clarke and draw. And so they did
a little, a little skit about the euro crisis. Of course,
they're slapping it right back at him. And I thought it was
kind of funny. Maybe we just play this. I won't play the
whole thing. But most of it is pretty cool. They they do a
little satire as to what exactly is going wrong in Europe and why
it's all coming crashing down.
Your name is Roger. Yes, Raja. That's your name? Roger. Good.
And what do you do? Roger? I'm a financial consultant, financial
consultant. Roger here. Terrific. And Roger. How's
business at the moment? No, bad. Thank you. Been a bit quiet
lately. How do you mean lately, since the war been a bit quiet?
Fair enough. Okay. Roger, your special subject tonight is the
economies of the European community. Your time starts now.
Best of luck. Okay. How much does Greece Oh, Roger. $367
billion. Correct. And who do they owe it to? Mostly to the
other European economies? Correct. How much does Ireland
know? 165 billion. Correct. And who do they owe it to? Other
European economies? Mostly? Correct. How much does Spain and
Italy owed $1 trillion each? Correct. Who to? Mainly France,
Britain and Germany? Correct. And how Germany, France and
Britain going Roger? Well, they're struggling a bit of a
correct why? Because they've lent all these vast amounts of
money to other European economies that can't possibly
pay them back. Correct. So what are they going to do? They're
gonna have to bail them out. Correct. Where are they getting
the money to do that? Roger? That's a good question. And
firstly answer to that one. How much does Portugal Oh, hang on a
minute, what was the answer to that earlier questions, keep
answering the questions, Roger. Where is Portugal going to get
the money it owes to Germany. If Germany can't get back the money
that it lent to Italy just a minute, what was the answer to
the previous great The question was, how can broke economies
lend money to other broke economies who haven't gotten the
money because they can't pay back the money the broke economy
lend to the other broke economy and shouldn't have lent it to
them in the first place? Because the broken economy can't pay it
back. You're wasting very valuable time. Roger, how much
money does Spain Oh to Italy? $41 billion. But where are they
going to get it? Correct? What does Italy Oh to Spain? 27
billion, but they haven't got it? They're broke? Correct? How
can they pay it?
So it goes on? And that's quite funny. Yeah, the clip is pretty
funny, although they wind it up by saying essentially, America
is going to pay for it all because China owes owns us. And
I think the thing that is being missed here is that it's you
know, it's the banks, it's the investment banks. These are the
guys that lent the money. It's not just governments didn't lend
the money. It was investment banks who lend the money and
they're gonna get all the money back and I'm watching the Gitmo
nation lowlands. They're, you know, they're gearing up to
replace their fallen cabinet with with new elections June 9.
And, you know, they're talking about austerity measures. And,
um, you know, it was like, well, we're gonna have to people won't
be able to deduct their mortgage interest in
new ways of taxing that people who can't afford to pay. Yeah,
yeah, the tax the poor. You know, soak the rich, and give it
all to government workers.
Speaking of which, New York Post had a pretty good scoop, I would
say, as a couple of census workers are now coming out and
blowing the whistle and saying, hey, you know, I went to work
to, you know, take census to do census work, going door to door,
and I was hired and fired three or four times. And the reason
why is because when the Census Department fires you and hires
you, they get to report a new job created to the labour
department to prop up the numbers. Oh, yeah. That's big,
isn't it? That's great. Is there and that makes sense
more government scams? Yeah,
they had a little jump in although the unemployment rose
but oh, we create even Bill Maher was like, Oh, are you
working? We created more jobs now that just firing and hiring
people to prop up the numbers. It's like a million.
Yeah, because the guys fired that doesn't get the
unemployment is based on at least the way they do it now is
based on on filling out the forms and starting to get
unemployment so that you fire and hire somebody fast enough.
They never get to the unemployment number. And they
just get hired another hire doubles up their hiring numbers.
It's ridiculous. Which brings me to the clip lying necessary,
which introduces a guest that's going to talk on C span but I
just I just thought this introduction was was worth the
price of admission.
University of California at Berkeley History Professor
Martin che discusses when how and why lying in politics may
not only be acceptable but necessary. University Press
books in Berkeley, California hosts the hour long event,
because it's good for you slay Oh, when is that on? Oh, that's
meant. Ah, that is fantastic. Yeah. Oh, I love it. I love it.
I'm sure you I think it was actually on the blog
Peter Schiff, who is a gold shill. Yeah, totally. Yeah. And
and he sells gold. I mean, he's probably got one of these
outfits, send it send me your gold, I'll send you cash
whatever it is. But it was kind of funny the way the host
reacted when he starts going on about Oh, you gotta I've been
advising people buy gold, gold, the government's printing money.
Gold is the only sound investment and they pull the
plug. And the host comes back and actually says it
this moment. Is that is the fear of the value of paper currency a
valid one? And is gold a valid response before we get into the
subtleties or not so subtleties of how you go about it. Yeah,
well, absolutely. You know, I've been selling gold to my clients
now for almost 10 years. And when we started buying it for
clients, it was under $300 an ounce and now it's $1,200 an
ounce and the government continues to print money in
greater quantity. Government didn't like what what Peter had
to say.
Ratigan Dylan Ratigan
guy. The government didn't like what Peter had to say.
Got a sense of humour.
Yeah, but how funny is it really?
I mean, they brought him back.
Yeah, but it happens all the time.
But Hammonds our show at least what didn't happen well, today
We're just flaky but yeah, it happens all the time. There's
just somebody in the background with with your the. There's a
big control room someplace in Langley and the guys watching.
Hey, there's one there's one over there cameras 60s are now
putting out good, good. That's a good one.
Hey, that was funny, man. Oh, God said the TSA is going to
leave that by the way. Right? The TSA is starting a new list
it's keeping records of people who make it screeners feel
threatened.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah. So St. Louis at the guys are a threat
supposedly threatening the global warmest.
Yeah, yeah. So if if you scour they will put you on the list.
So now I'm just trying to be happy
now. I'm always smiling. Well actually, I'm dead pan the whole
time.
No, I've resorted to smiling so the
big a woman from Nebraska they the some of these people that
don't travel a lot you see him in these airports? And they're
just so happy to be travelling they're just got out of you know
Nebraska for the first time in their life and they're missing
me taking their shoes off
we have nothing against Nebraska by the way.
No I love Nebraska is a good state get good beef there. We
went to hopefully have some independent slaughterhouses.
The assault on assault continues. Speaking of your food
there. couple a couple of good links in the show notes at no
agenda show.com It's happening in Australia as well now. They
call it the Great Salt shake up. And in this article at the
bottom it says right here in March leading manufacturers and
retailers meeting as part of the Rudd Government initiative
agreed to salt reduction targets in a variety of bread and
breakfast cereals. And they will continue their discussions. My
bread is tasteless enough. Yeah. You need some salt in your
bread. And then the I love all the puns that I've went to
instead of doing some real Oh,
I'm Dr. Sandra fry Hofer,
I'm sorry, this is like a DR site. What is it to medscape.com
actually had to register and and I had to say I was pressed and
not a doctor. Otherwise you have to answer all these other
questions. And so everyone has these nice puns, shake the salt
out of industry the next step in preventing hypertension. And
I've got this woman here. Well, you've already heard tried to
start four times in like the most horrible, amateurish
produced video ever. Medicine matters. Hello, and
welcome back to Sandra fry Hofer. Welcome to medicine
matters, the topic salt. Salt is best, both physically and
fiscally. Here's why it matters. His main source of sodium and
food intake raises blood pressure. High blood pressure is
a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Healthcare
costs due to hypertension totaled more than $73 billion a
year.
So this is what it's about. This is what we're supposed to be
learning.
Lowering salt intake lowers blood pressure. And now two new
studies use computer models to quantify how skimping on salt
can save lives and save money
right computer models so go take a look. Yeah, the people who
brought you Ash mageddon are now bringing you the assault on salt
with computer models. It's proven it will save us billions
computers don't lie. No. Absolutely. They just trade
funny.
So yeah, was more depressed. Let's go Let's can we return to
some
something? Maybe some real news,
I got a real new two real news item. So I want you to just
think about this. I didn't listen to the interview. I just
listened to the teaser for it. Jesse James is gonna you know
spilled his guts, you know, trying to get his ratings up on
his show, which is this associative thing here. But they
when you talk when they talk to this guy, you have to imagine
him sitting down with Sandra Bullock and the two of them may
be having a serious conversation. I don't know about
you, but he sounds like a like, like a like a 12 year old with
both both the way he talks his voice doesn't have any any
resonance but play the Jesse James clip and tell me what you
think. He's saying. Why did you throw it away?
I don't know. You know it during the midst of all of it. And when
I was doing it, I won. I knew it was horrible. It made me feel
horrible. And to I knew I would get caught eventually and I
think I wanted to get caught
is this What am I missing something here? I mean What is
he like a beard for her because she you know adopted a baby
obviously it would have gotten pregnant or something she would
have gotten pregnant it seems to me if they wanted to have a kid
She adopts a baby and is there as she is that there's this
story is fishy. The whole Jesse James Sandra Bullock thing is
fishy.
She's America's sweetheart John Are you implying she may be a
lesbian
that she signed the lesbian treaty
so she wasn't allowed to vote on it
No, I'm not saying I'm there's no evidence of it. But it just
seems to me that this this just listening to this guy. I mean,
it just sounds like a kid.
Yeah, it is. And like I think I want to get caught up in my
state. I didn't mean Sandra Bullock.
So I got another one which is I got this was an interesting
segue. They did apparently Nancy Grace. They can't do their own
kind of jazzy intros. So she uses the they brought up this
Benet Ramsey guy that that wouldn't be looking guy that's I
thought this was an old news story, but she just ran it
again. You know that guy who was called back from Asia after
saying he killed a little bit, Jordan a Ramsey JonBenet Ramsey,
I can't remember his name. It comes up in this clip. But this
is a clip from insight addition, that segues to Nancy Grace. So
that so she put put this clip on and I record the whole thing
because it's one of the jazziest weirdest one of the absolute
weirdest. You know, one of those intro teasers that I've ever
seen. It just jumps from things to things and there's in the
middle of it, there's a it sounds like it was done by that
guy used to do the cartoons with the wolf, Chuck Jones, where you
have the or one of the other guys that there's a horn that
honks in the middle of it as though it's like a cartoon comic
cartoon. An old cartoon from the 40s but then he would play it
to man who once claimed he killed JonBenet Ramsay overall,
John Mark Karr protecting people who are innocent is important to
me. The man who was falsely admitted to killing beauty queen
JonBenet Ramsey was was an absolute top is reportedly under
investigation for cyber stalking. Obviously there was no
way I could hide it. That's Amanda Spiegel told inside
edition that she first met car when she was nine. No 19 year
old Samantha Spiegel says she first met car John Mark car when
she was nine years old, mentally unstable, and he was her
substitute teacher at school tensions twisted sense of logic
unwelcome they reconnected over video chat and email. Oh, he
didn't want me talking to males of any
John Mark car is back. Although we can't exactly find him. He's
allegedly disguised as a woman even changing his name was the
new name Jenkins. Doris, the new name is Alexis the Lauren
right. But I am now completely mind controlled. It works.
Isn't that amazing?
I'm up to date.
I want the horn honking in the middle of that clip.
That's to mess with your psyche. So they're like hey, important.
Important stuff coming now. Wow. Yeah, that's almost like a
morning zoo promo.
It was amazing. I mean, I'm watching this thing going. This
is like yours. We're talking about how supposedly the younger
generation you know, they can't. There's AD D is like an
epidemic. Nobody can pay attention to more than a few
things. And I was talking to about this with my wife, people
who have come up over the you know, from the white the not the
white gym, but the millenniums Millennials or whatever they
call them. Millennials, they have a short attention span.
They won't they can't watch a movie that is done before 1940
Because it's too slow moving for them. They've been they've been
brought up on jump cuts. And you can basically just programme the
crap out of them with this kind of just, you know, inundation
with Quick, quick, quick, you know, two second three second,
you know, we do that at MVNO that some of the they tried to
move through clips pretty quickly in some of these promos.
But it's not like this, this is like nothing,
nothing compared to this. This is outrageously quick. Yeah,
this
is like this is bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. And it which
takes a lot of time to do by the way for people out there because
you have to do is one second of this. And one second of that. It
was just astonishing to me, I'm gonna have to start watching
inside edition and pull it out down some of these because these
are really a top of the top of the line. And also
what you're not you're not seeing all the words that are on
the screen at that very moment. And then the visual clips Oh,
yeah, the clips and then of course there's probably a
streamer underneath a Yeah, no,
it's loaded. I mean, just listening to it is bad enough.
If you actually watched it, it would be you'd be drooling by
it. By the time it is the whole thing. 15 seconds or so. Yeah,
no, I mean, but this is absolutely I'm control. I feel
up to date. I know everything now I know a lot, huh? I know
when you got in a very short period of time, I need to go do
some work now. Eric the shill is saying that yet another Foxconn
suicide last night. This is now number 11. And I was reading
some report. This is the Chinese company that makes your iPad.
Yeah, this is a complex like 40,000 workers. This is huge. It
takes too early. Yeah. Right. takes two hours to walk around
the perimeter. Yeah, it's
a big they actually have both Foxconn and quanta The other big
operation in China. They essentially it's almost like you
have a steel mill at one end. A metal processing plant goes
forward for for it and outcomes a computer at the other side. I
mean, it's just unbelievable. These guys think big.
And the y'all Yeah. And the CEO of Foxconn who apparently I
didn't know this started building knobs for channel
changers on remote controls. Or on television sets front of the
line. He borrowed like 60 bucks from his mom or something and
build this into a $40 billion factory. So he's like, you know,
it's like he made a statement, which they retracted, saying,
Well, we really feel bad. We got to do something about this.
We're building safety nets. For when the window is like empty,
we're like, ah, that may not be a great PR move. Dude, you may
not want to say that safety net. This is crazy. Hey, your new
deputy prime minister in Gitmo nation east, they're over in the
UK, you know, part of his platform. And this elitist from
Dutch origin. Nick Clegg, a lot of what he was running on in the
early days was remember this hacker Gary McKinnon, the kid
who broke into NASA as computers, and discovered all
right, we just have a list of offworld officers ie who are on
the moon based space station. Right? So he said, So the US
wants to extradite him to throw him in the slammer probably for
like 5060 years. And Clegg before he was deputy prime
minister. It's like, yeah, no worry, this is crazy. This can
happen. There's a knock, we're not going to do this. You know,
he's a British citizen of the Royal Empire or, and yesterday
says, well, I might not have the power to do that. I may not be
able to help him, we may just have to put them on the high
speed train and send us like
the Paula Tonto and her, you know, she was governor of
Arizona, and she was pushing for these, you know, all the same
draconian stuff they're trying to do with you under heavy
criticism when she was there, and now she's new, it's bad. I
mean, what is, you know, these politicians are terrible. I
mean, who I would like to get, I still want to document all the
Obama promises that just fell through the cracks and nobody
cares about we still have a number of clips, we could go
back and dig out my favourite being, of course, we're gonna
get right out of Iraq. And the first thing he's going to do is
show
that if we have not gotten our troops out, by the time I am
President, it is the first thing I will do. I will get our troops
home, we will bring it into this war. You can take that to the
bank.
That one Yeah, what happened?
What changed?
Well, we took it to the bank and the bank went bust. And then we
had to bail out the bank, you can take that to the bank. We
had the bailout taking it to the bank. Yeah, the most email
story, which is another piece of fine propaganda, which, speaking
of technology, which just doesn't make any sense, this is
not how the technology works, as far as I'm educated. Is this BBC
story? I'm sure you got a couple of emails about this, John about
the RFID virus.
Here it is. Now we've heard
before of chips being implanted in the body, but here at Reading
University, they're looking at something else. What happens
when one of those chips gets a computer virus? Well, here's Dr.
Ghassan surrounded by forms
of robotic equipment.
By the way, that guy looks like he has a virus. He's like,
taller, wise, he looks really bad. What is
this research actually about? Well, we're very interested in
new applications of technology and implantable technologies. So
RFID tags have been used some time for implanting in animals
for example, to identify them. If they go missing. You can scan
them get a number, and cross reference that to the database.
Now listen, here comes the propaganda part. This is why
because actually they're saying RF vi d is good.
But this technology has really developed over the last five or
10 years. And really now we should consider these devices to
be more like little computers that can store information,
which is bullcrap. By the way, he played information, do simple
computations. So when we're implanting this type of device,
really were in implanting it, like a miniature computer, now
you've actually got a chip implanted in your hand, have
you? Yeah, I have one in my hand, what that allows me to do
is, for example, have secure access to the building. It
allows me to use my mobile phone, because it can recognise
that the phone can recognise me via the chip, but no one else
can use my phone. So these are fairly simple applications of
this technology. But with these,
right, so are you so hold
on a second, what phones have an inducer on them that can trigger
an RFID? Chip?
None. It's a propaganda piece is trying people gonna go oh,
that's kind of cool. Yeah, no one can steal. No one can get
into my house, it could only be me. It's a propaganda piece, the
whole piece is boring. The guy doesn't have a virus, you can't
put a virus in an RFID chip. All it does is broadcast a number.
You know. And then he goes straight into all these other
implantable he goes, he shows a pacemaker and all kinds of weird
stuff. This is, as far as I'm concerned. Just the BBC telling
you that it's coming. That you know, it's coming. It's
unavoidable. It's cool, because no one will be able to rip off
your cell phone. Your iPhone, oh, no one can steal my iPhone,
because it won't work without the chip. So that's good. It's
propaganda. It's getting people ready for it.
Yeah, well, they've been working on that for a while.
And then get my nation lowlands just announced at Schiphol
Airport, which by the way, has a very fast customs. border
crossing, I've never had to stand there very long. They do
check your passport, no matter where you come from, or they
have a separate line for the EU visitors. They do have the iris
scan, fast track if you want. But now they're going to allow
you to step into a little box that will check your biometrics,
your passports RFID chip, and we'll take a picture of you.
And then you can move on. Why would you want to do that?
Because that will be the only way to get into the country.
So they can take a picture of everybody coming into the
country. Yep, that should be quite a collection.
Well, the US does it.
When you come to the border in the US, they take a picture of
you. I've never had that happen. If you're you're a citizen. If
you're not a citizen, they have a little webcam you've ever seen
that? They take your fingerprints in webcam. Oh,
yeah.
And by the way, just a little webcam like Costco uses for
their car. Yes.
It's a Logitech. I'm not kidding. It's a it's a I'm not
kidding you. It's a Logitech on one of those swan neck bendable
thingies. And they if they bend it down and pointed at you, and
they take a picture. Yeah, so. So first of all by the
collection. So if you don't get your new passport with the RFID
chip, you will not be able to travel. That's part of the
message here.
Yeah, well, that's probably true. So
yeah, just step into the little box. Oh, we're only taking a
picture of you. Don't worry. We're not scanning you for
anything else.
Get mo
I'm gonna put another find depressing show. You know, I
know. People that you know. It's hard to get. I think a lot of
people would like to send us a donation that no agenda show.com
or divorce.org/na. But then they get bummed out. So what's the
point?
Well, this, I got a lot of flack for my comments on bipolar
disease. Yes. which used to be No, no, no, I'm going to defend
that. Because I did a little bit of research. So bipolar is only
a politically correct name for manic depressed. Because I
didn't sound good. I guess we had to make it sound more
friendly. But, you know, of course, Wikipedia, you can look
at what they say. But I went to the Mayo Clinic, they don't
actually know what causes it, then there is no proof that it
is a chemical imbalance. In fact, it states quite clearly
stress abuse, significant loss or other traumatic experiences
may play a role in bipolar disorder. And I think a lot of
people who are stressed out by fucking Nancy Grace clips are
getting bipolar disorder. That's what does it to you.
I think it's always possible. It could be a environmental thing
that pushes it.
They say genetics, it could be genetics. It could be a horse or
hormone Little imbalance but they're not giving your hormones
or giving you a neurotransmitter, mess with your
brain drugs. It doesn't say anything about a chemical
imbalance in the brain. It's people young people get messed
up, they get messed up by the signals that are coming into
their head. You know, just turn off your television. All the
news you need to know we'll give you two out four hours a week is
enough depression. And at least you get some Lindsay Lohan boob
news.
And by the way, it's four hours without any commercial
interruption. Just there's there's a plea for help. That's
about it. And that which saves everybody at least one hour, at
least, or more a week in their own time, what's your what is
your time worth? That's what the word we're actually asking to
give us. If your time is worth 150 bucks an hour, which many
people it is or more. Five is $50 an hour? What do you get
paid 10. Usually the $10 people aren't listening to us. They're
drinking,
they're working. They're chained to the Foxconn workbench.
So anyway, it'd be appreciated.
So I'd like to end with one of your happier clips after I just
mentioned, if you didn't know Andrew Wakefield, Dr. Wakefield,
who is the Doctor Who in 1998, released a study link linking
MMR vaccinations to autism, which I believe to be true,
mainly because of the mercury that's in there as a
preservative was thrown out of the medical profession.
Yeah, no, I got a kick out of that.
They took away his licence because
they kicked him out of the country sciences and throw the
guy out.
It's just unbelievable. They took away his licence. You don't
know what you're talking about. Slave they are safe. Deadly
spray. So, you know, the Department of we say so.
Hello, I'm the secretary of the Department of we say so. Shut up
sleeve. All right. Let's play me out of here with something fun.
John. You must have something left.
No, I have nothing left. But I do have
Twitter. Yeah. What's that? Hit it? Oh,
and follow us on Twitter.
And how's How's college bullcrap? Is that not funny?
Oh, this is interesting. When you play house college bull
crap, this is your they will besides trying to steal all the
money from the public? Do the universities have crank up their
fees or their states don't help out anymore. So they're trying
to enslave all the students by pushing them toward well, you'll
seek the gentleman from New York seek recognition.
Mr. Speaker, I move that the House suspend the rules and
agree to House resolution 1353 As amended. The Clerk will
report the title of the resolution
House resolution 1353 resolution supporting the goals and ideals
of student financial aid Awareness Month to raise
awareness of student financial aid.
Pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from New York Mr.
Bishop, and the gentleman from Tennessee Mr. Rowe. Each will
control 20 minutes. The chair recognises the gentleman from
New York Mr. Bishop
Mr. Speaker, I request five legislative days during which
members may revise and extend and insert extraneous material
on House resolution 1353 into the record. Without objection,
so ordered. Mr. Speaker, I yield myself as much time as I may
consume gentleman is recognised. I rise today in support of House
resolution 1353, which expresses support for the goals and ideals
of student financial aid awareness month. This month is
an important part of increasing awareness of the many financial
aid options available to young people preparing to go to
college. With the cost of college rising rapidly every
year, it has become increasingly critical that students take full
advantage of their options for financial aid, including grants,
loans and scholarships, the passage of the Health Care and
Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 The American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009, the Higher Education Opportunity Act
of 2008, and the college cost reduction and Access Act of 2007
all increase the amount of aid available and improved access to
quality students never happened. No, no.
First this college cost reduction.
He meant increase.
Bull crap, this whole thing is a ridiculous situation. They're
gonna make it a Mobis become a celebratory month where people
can become aware of the fact that you can take out a college
loan because you know what is college these kids coming out of
high school nowadays, going to college are so stupid that they
don't even know this. Let me give me a break. Yeah, light
hearted I got to put some comedy clips into this thing once in a
while,
I'll give you something light hearted then I don't have a clip
of it because I didn't have time to because I was travelling.
There was a Senate Bill, which I think was signed yesterday. I
don't know if they had time to do it because they're so busy
extending the house rules, and it's called Rosa's law would
replace the term retarded mental retardation, retardation and
mentally retarded individual with intellectual disability an
individual with an intellectual disability
while just wants to go burn some books while you're at it. It
will be illegal to use the word retardation.
They mean illegal
in any federal documents or law or any anything that is that
happens in Washington, the word mental retard retardation will
not be allowed to be used. Well
there's a number of humorous avenues we could go down with
this, but I'm going to avoid all of them.
No, it's clearly they're trying to is against aviation. Once
again, you can't retard your speed. Yeah, okay. Yeah, there
were better ones I know. All right. Yeah. Let's end on
construction on Sunday of the news article that will be
interesting. into the public domain as usual, it's not good.
When is that? I think now that we've gone into rerun see what
don't don't break up now. Jesus Christ
course.
Well,
I guess I'm just gonna have to end the show by myself, then.
The entire internet in the whole hotel has now gone down. Hey,
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