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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, June 26 2011. Time for your donation media
assassination episode 316. This is no agenda distracted by legal
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm cutting it close. I'm
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Hey there in the morning, TJ
in the morning to you Adam into more Intel chips and see feet in
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So we can suck the lifeblood out of them.
Yeah, indeed.
So nice.
By the way, picked up dirt a good story, I want to get right
to it right away. All right. So one item, just an item is an
item that was a newspaper. Apparently now many states by
the way, California has made a law against this. They use your
FICO score, go we've talked about this Yeah, to determine to
how much money you should pay on your car insurance. What?
What I don't understand,
they figure that if you get a lousy FICO score, you're
probably going to scam the insurance company. So you need
to pay more money.
Oh my god. So this is the same company we discussed on the last
show now have a FICO score to determine how likely you are
to take your score, it's the same score. It's your finance
score, they're using
the finance, okay, because these people are not have a separate
score, how likely you are to take your meds,
right, that's the new thing that we're working on. No, this is
just the old score that the insurance companies are using,
which which verifies as far as I'm concerned, the fact that the
insurance companies will use anything they can to gouge the
customers including, and this is the big one, including all those
shopping cards you buy from the various stores like Whole Foods,
or Safeway. When you buy something, it goes into a
database. Everything you've ever purchased is in there. So every
bottle of beer, and that will all eventually go as data to the
insurance company that will say you're eating too much beer.
Drinking too much beer
now if you're gonna
you're blowing up.
Switch again. Hold on
there we go. Yeah, stop eating beer. There we go. I'm back.
Sorry. Are you there now? Yeah, okay. Anyway, the point is, is
that this is just terrible.
Yeah, well, welcome to gizmo, nation, everybody, and get ready
for a great Sunday, as John kicks it off with the positive
news of the day.
I'm here to please.
Yeah, it was really weird. Now, of course, we had a short, short
intermission between shows, you know, the Thursday to the
Sunday. And Friday was the big vote on not one but two bills in
the house, about about the Libyan war that we're now in.
And I thought it was very interesting. I, of course, I
watched all of the all of the testimony, and it went on for
hours. And if this is all on C span, and I'm sure very few
people watch this, because a couple of things happen. First
of all, well, maybe I should just play these two little
quotes. So the two people kind of who were interesting to
listen to in this entire debate are Ron Paul and Dennis
Kucinich. Both against the Libyan war. Now the way it ran
down in the in the house, is Ron Paul spoke first and then right
after him came, Dennis Kucinich, but I thought for purposes of
what I want to deconstruct, I want to play Dennis Kucinich.
First they each got a minute. And here's percentage taking off
now there were two bills. One was for a little complicated,
but I think one one bill was for limiting the financing. And the
and the other one was for limiting what the President
could do in the war. Both bills failed, which I think is a very
good thing. But you have to kind of warp your mind around why
it's a good thing.
We've been in Afghanistan for 10 years at a cost of over half
trillion dollars in Iraq for eight years at a long term cost
of at least 3 trillion. Those who told us the war in Libya
would last days now want to extend it for another year at a
total cost of billions. It is so rare. Do that we could even be
considering authorizing this war at a time when the government is
collapsing in debt. Those who told us the war in Libya was to
save civilians lives, quickly switched to regime change with
innocent civilians dying from NATO's bombs. Prior to NATO
assuming responsibility, we launched hundreds of cruise
missiles and drop tons of bombs on Libya, since NATO took over
the US has struck from the air at least 90 times including
drone attacks. But these are not hostilities claims the White
House so What business is it of Congress, we must put an end not
only to the war in Libya, but we must put an end to the thinking
that the Constitution is a doormat. And then our
constituents want simply bear the consequences of the
misguided policies of this administration. Without this
Congress having any say whatsoever, defeat the
authorization for the war vote for the Rooney bill, which
limits the war. And when we return, let's vote for a total
cut off of funds for this wrongheaded Adventure Time has
expired. Okay, so now this came after Ron Paul. So and I believe
one of So Christina, was sponsoring one of these two
bills, if not both of them. And of course, the problem with both
of these bills is not only by limiting how much money can go
into the war on Libya, the non kinetic war or whatever it's
being called, or limiting what what the forces can do. They
both do something very essential. They actually justify
the war. Right? Yeah, I guess. So. Ron Paul came first. And he
kind of said that,
Mr. Mr. Speaker, later this morning, we will be debating and
voting on two resolutions dealing with Libya. The first
one HJ res 68, has been said to be one that literally endorses
exactly what the President has been doing. And I agree with
that, even though it excludes ground troops, it doesn't talk
about special forces, CIA contractors and unlimited
bombing, which is really what we have to restrict. But the second
one, HR 2278, has been said to be strong, more strongly worded
in restraint on the president. And this is where I disagree. I
believe the wording is different. And it says no funds
for ground troops. But then it has exceptions. And the
exceptions are for all the things that we're already doing.
So I believe, if we vote and pot and pass the second one, it will
be the first time this Congress has given authority to the
President for what he is doing right now. So I urge my
colleagues to look at both of these carefully. I have
concluded that not only should the first one be voted on, but
it's very important that the second one be voted down as
well. And so
you know, and I thought about this, I'm like, that's
absolutely right. Both of these bills, although under the guise
of we're against it, and we don't want it and Dennis
Kucinich up front with his, you know, maybe his hearts in the
right place. But Is he really that stupid? I think the guy's
got to be just a shill now. And so Ron Paul, of course, is
making sense. And so what happens they
that that I'm sorry, but that's the difference between the kind
of a left wing version of a libertarian and a right wing
version of a libertarian. It's interesting. Exactly.
So of course, Ron Paul is starting to make some sense. And
then just to confuse matters all of a sudden Twinkletoes comes
out Barney Frank and and what timing to introduce the let's
just call it the legalized pot bill that he and Ron Paul, I
guess had worked on together, which in my mind was only meant
to completely distract all attention from the Libya
discussion and focus it on marijuana because oh, man, the
mainstream media they love them some good pot talk. Everyone had
upon everyone had like, is this a half baked idea? Is there a
lot there's a lot of buzz going around in Russia again, that
it's like they turn into blithering idiots and and Barney
Frank actually tipped his hat that this was like the time to
introduce now but of course, it was on MSNBC. And by the way,
maybe he's, you know, maybe he really me I think he believes in
a lot of rights for Americans because he's, you know, he wants
the right to run a prostitution ring for from his house and
stuff. You know, all this stuff that he did. So I'm sure he's
no, he's no stranger to the wacky, the wacky baccy, which I
am of course, I'm a huge proponent of even though I don't
smoke it anymore. And once again, gets on MSNBC and there's
all
maybe I'm joking a little bit, but some may be asking what
you're smoking. No chance no Republican controlled House. So
what's your argument?
Well, I'm trying to get used to the same puns over and over
again. I guess marijuana is not habit forming, but making puns
about it is the answer is that Everything has to start
somewhere. I think the general public trigger on this EQ is
more enlightened. And my colleagues in state after state
referenda have cut back on marijuana restriction. We have a
number of states that allow people to use it for medical
purposes, a couple matches in Maine where it's not a crime. I
don't think the federal government ought to be imposing
that. Personally, as you mentioned, in Massachusetts, I
also wanted to say that about 40 year old wants to smoke
marijuana, that's his or her business as to where you're
going to pass. But if I were only going to be talking about
things that I thought they could pass in the current Republican
House, I'd take several months off. But the purpose of
legislation is to begin a dialogue. And I think what my
colleagues are going to find is that there are a large number of
their constituents who support personal freedom. And that's why
Ron Paul and I are together on this. And by the way, Ron Paul
and I have been together and others, like, removing the
restriction on people gambling on the internet. He and I have
been joined in a poke in the Patriot Act, we have a common
interest in protecting people's freedom from unnecessary
government intrusion. But the reason for filing it now was
just to get this discussion going. Yeah,
the reason for filing it now was to distract from everything
else. That's just so clear. And I think Ron Paul is like how
brother, he's got to do this now is douchebag. And so what are
you going to do, John, if if you're now you and I, of course,
we are media experts. And we know exactly how to run news
channels, etc. Who would you bring on as a guest? If, if once
again, if you wanted to, of course, marginalize every other
conversation, anything that's important, like killing brown
people in deserts with our tax dollar funded Hellfire missiles?
Who was you bring on as a guest? Who who would be the perfect
weed guy?
A weed guy? Yeah. Barney Frank's
Yeah, I mean, he's introducing the bill. But if you I mean,
we've got to fill up the channel with we'd talk now. So
if it was me, I'd bring on Arnold Schwarzenegger. But why
would they bring
that Tommy Chong of course you got to bring like the Stoner.
That's probably the most surprising story of
surprising, just ridiculous, a
very unlikely pair of political bedfellows stepped into the war
on drugs today, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul,
and Democratic senator Barney Frank Oh odd couples announced
in a gay references odd couples bill that wouldn't affect
legalized marijuana by doing away with federal laws and
leaving the pot problem up to the states Ron Paul, legalizing
marijuana go figure on that one drug offense would continue in
what
does that mean? Go figure on that. What
do you mean, hold on a second? Well, he's implying with that go
figure that because he's a Republican or a rise. Right,
exactly. He doesn't even know Ron Paul.
Exactly. Exactly. All he knows is Tommy Chun.
What channel was this? What idiot was this?
This is also MSNBC. Wow, yeah, they were all over that forcing
International and interest rate drug smuggling laws, but states
would decide for themselves where their citizens could grow
and sell it. This is undeniably a long shot in terms of
legislation. But it is Craig
Why is it undeniably a long shot in terms of Legends? I don't see
it's such a long shot. We have legal marijuana in many states.
Interesting that this kind of buzz buzz ah hilarious you
script
writers so should we even consider legalizing pot here to
take sides are actor and marijuana advocate Tommy Chong.
You all know him from the movies and Paul Chabot, former senior
adviser on drugs to the Clinton and second Bush Administration's
Welcome gentlemen, Tommy, let me start with you. As far as I can
tell, you waited a lifetime for this to come along. How much
confidence do you have that it'll make it now now? How do
you
so first of all, I get Tommy John is perfect guy to talk
about weed. What do you think Tommy Chang is gonna say? He has
not been briefed by the way. Yeah,
I don't know. But it should be.
It's great. I think he before the interview, he smoked the
largest doobie ever. God All right. Don't have any competence
whatsoever. I think it's just a political like, it's it's like
the rest you know. That's all the whole interview goes. Tommy
just like
so there you go, complete distraction of the week. Thank
you very much, everybody. And it's a total obvious hit from
whoever is running the real country to introduce this right
now. At the same day that we have this discussion more
important than the actual vote probably about Libya. This is
very disturbing.
Cheese. Right?
Yeah, yeah, it's pretty embarrassing. The fact that they
media just bought it hook line and sinker. You know, heck with
the war who cares about Dad
has old news we don't have any good footage I was watching
who's the douche command from HBO the talk show guy. Real to
Bill Maher was watching his show and his audience is no, it isn't
okay to actually watch it this time. You know why? You know the
last? No, because he's he's now saying, hey, wait a minute, I'm
really disappointed in what Obama is doing. What is this?
5000 troops? This is dumb. And the audience you know, they
actually, they're all mind controlled. MK Ultra slaves,
they all want. They all want to, you know, be like, yeah, Obama.
And now Bill Maher is going like, well, this sucks. And the
audience is not there. Like they don't know what to do. They're
dumbfounded, like why? Seriously? Yeah, it's very, very
interesting. What's going on? Just there was so much it was
mind boggling. Then, of course, New York legalized gay marriage.
Yeah, I got a gay marriage clip. And I think this is one of the
mixed messages when I do my New York Times takedown in the
second half of the show. It's like ripples. You know, they're
just the first time that the Senate the in New York State has
been dominated by Republicans. And it's the Republicans who
push through the gay marriage thing, which is which is loaded
with mixed messages. And and it's kind of explained, even
though I don't think it's very well explained in this clip.
Is this mixed messages? Yeah.
Is it the I don't know that we're
actually though Maureen, some influential Republican donors
who played a big role in getting this passed?
Yes. And you know, it's fascinating that the year this
goes through the New York Senate is the year that the New York
Senate is controlled by Republicans. Andrew Cuomo worked
really hard with a group of powerful libertarian leaning
Republican donors, particularly hedge fund managers that were
donated a lot of money, both to fight against the campaign's of
those who had opposed the original at the initial 2009
Bill, and also to encourage Republicans who are willing to
flip sides and say that we're going to campaign for you if
you're willing to flip sides and vote for the Gay Marriage Act.
So there, so it's like, I guess, Libertarian, gay hedge fund
managers. I mean, it's kind of one of the messages. The other
other message is that the Republicans, the Libertarians
are good guys, which is a good message. But there's also the
message that the Republicans will do anything for money.
Yeah, well, and, and the other message is
that the Democrats can't get anything done. And by the way, I
want to mention something here, which is just another pet peeve
of mine, which I'll bitch about, over the next number of years,
California, which is dominantly, a Democrat state with a Democrat
assembling a Democrat Senate and a Democrat, now a Democratic
governor, which is pretty typical. They can't pass gay
marriage in the Senate and House here, even though they keep
putting it up for the electorate, which keeps voting
it down. They can't did they could do it in the legislature.
They won't do it. And then the entire state, which is a state
full of Democrats, won't even the entire state of Democrats,
after moaning and groaning for years will not even legalize
marijuana. What is wrong with these Democrats? Yeah,
you know, as a bi curious male, I'm very conflicted about the
whole thing. So this is the two things we've received this year
one is the so called repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. And and
my brothers and Chagas. Yeah, it's bogus. But my brothers and
sisters don't know better. They think it's now okay for gays and
lesbians to be in the military, which is not your brother's
in? Yes. I'm
bi curious male. And I have to tell you this.
So you're now in the end? You're putting yourself in that camp?
Yeah. Yeah.
So yeah. And by the way, I think that I feel slighted that in
gay, lesbian transgendered Week, Month, by curious was not
included. But I'm confused. Because why are we all partying
in New York today? It's going to be complete. Pandemonium is huge
parties planned. Everyone's going to be partying in the
streets drunk and you get married. Yeah, in New York, you
get to pay extra taxes when you're married. Congratulations.
Now, don't ask don't tell hate now you can go get killed in the
desert. Congratulations. This is powerful Mojo. I don't
understand why we're also I understand why. You know, we
feel that we should be treated equally. Why celebrate this? You
know, I mean, John, you and I both had long lasting marriages
multiple. And at the end of the day, what is it? It's a pain in
the ass?
Isn't it a hassle and it is from the perspective of the
government intrusion.
Yes. My point exactly. And it's like, Whoa, it's sad to me, that
people are all happy about this and you don't know what's coming
and And it's something very powerful. You know, this is a
this is a big power that's been that's now in the hands of the
the state officials, they can take it back, they can change
things, they can do all kinds of stuff. I just wouldn't be all
that happy about, about all the extra taxes, by the way, is it?
Who sent us that note? Is it non discriminatory? Where, since gay
marriage is now recognized in the state of New York, but you
won't have to be subjected to an extra marriage tax on your
federal income? Because the the federal government doesn't
recognize it? Does that mean that
no idea I'm not a tax lawyer and I don't purport to be one. But
you know, what I was Why did once go through the tax? You
vacation, you went to sleep and you went to school? Yeah, for
this really
to get a tax or show you could do taxes that you I was
certificated as a tax expert. And to be honest about I
couldn't do taxes today if I wanted to. I mean, it's like
they they because every time they do the tax simplification
Act, Congress does it they simplify and simplify. The tax
code gets bigger and bigger and bigger and now it's impossible
I think what is it now 1600 pages or something's ridiculous
it's as if they would just go to flat tax and give up on this
whole thing. It'd be great you got it
in California I don't know how much longer we can live here.
You know, Mickey had that art Expo right? And she had art come
in from the Netherlands from a Dutch artist and it was insured
you know and then had I think a value ensured value of $92,000
or something and she shipped it over and she shipped it straight
to the to the venue and Mickey had to sign for it you know what
shows up yesterday a bill a bill for use tax use tax use use a
use I use 9.7% Does it use tax it's it's exactly the same as
the sales tax in California if you buy stuff over the internet
or otherwise from out of state and even if it's from overseas
whatever you have to pay a use a use tax almost 10%
It's unbelievable every time you turn around you there's some tax
some fee i I literally
thought it was a joke. I'm like, Oh, this is a joke letter. This
is from like a scam you know, like someone figures knows how
to track customs or something. And they just send this to you
thinking if you're stupid you're gonna send off the check but
it's real. Now of course we send everything back excluded what
was sold. You know, so they said I was like, gotta go fight it.
Yes, it said well, as long as you can prove that it was
shipped back and the same value. No, it's gonna be a nightmare. I
know it. It's gonna be a nightmare. I use tax. I don't
understand. How did they come up with this stuff?
Gotta move.
That's weird. That's from cat the state of California
California.
Yeah. Yeah. Great state. I might add. Maybe we should move to
Texas. Maybe that's better. Texas is a lot better. You know,
we got we got Rick Perry there and you can always follow me on
Twitter.
Yeah, the problem with Texas right? Yeah, just summarized
yet another one. That was really funny. I guess apparently he
called some journalist a mofo. Adios mofo even know what that
means? Well, he knows what the tweet is. You can always follow
me on Twitter MoPhO great clip isn't that great? Well, but this
is not just from his gubernatorial campaign. So it's
apparently it's it's not new.
That again, just too funny. It is. It
is one of my favorites actually. Adios. MoPhO adios MoPhO I've
been practicing I've been practicing a him but I think
he's out now. Now that he did the tweeters now it's Christi
from New Jersey now he's the new
Christie has been promoted for quite a while so that's not I
don't consider that new.
He's the new boy. Yeah, I don't know because he Pat he balanced
the budget or something by screwing everybody here by
screwing him is like, hey, you know what? Screw you. Oh, okay.
Hey. Anyway, so it was there was a lot going on there really was
and quite interesting, but man that testimony and in the house
about Livia? Ha. About three hours. It was Did you watch any
of it?
No, thank God. Yeah, I watched just about everything. I got a
lot of clips, but I didn't really spend a lot of time on on
as much time on C span as normal. Yeah, I did get a cup.
I've ended up watching some movies. I got some old movie
stuff. Great some bad actors into the Whitey Bolger story
because
I don't understand that what should we think some producers
first and then get into the good I don't understand this Whitey
bow YOUR Story I have no idea what it's about.
Yeah, it's a it's a monster story for a very interesting
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So why you Bolger?
Yeah, tell me about this story.
Okay, why do you have some clips but if we could just kind of
summarize a lot of this. The FBI of Have you noticed it had an
announcement? They put out a thing. Out of the blue they
decided to do a public relations things trying to capture. This
guy Whitey Bolger has been on the run since about 1995. He was
the head of the Irish mafia and he was the main character that
was portrayed in the movie The Departed. I didn't see the movie
on 40 Scorsese movie where there's this huge head of a big
crime syndicate who's also working for the FBI. And the FBI
protected this guy all the years while he was killing people,
especially people that had any evidence against him that the
FBI would find the FBI would find some guy who was like, Hey,
I think this guy is going to try to testify against you in the
case in bold you'd have him killed in the process Bolger
also killed a lot of innocent civilians, which puts the
government at huge risk for liability issues and so they
it's been so the supposedly the Department of Justice has been
covering this up because they worked you know, they they set
up one of their own couple FBI agents as stooges to take the
fall for what appeared to be like a whole bunch of people
that were involved in this you know, weird scam. And it was
explained very in great detail on the Charlie Rose show
recently by two columnist one for the Boston Globe and one for
the New York Times, both of them saying that this that the
Something's fishy about this capture of this guy because
well, you can play one of the clips that shows his fishy play.
The PSA not heard in La
Crosse crap, I'm so sorry. My, my fingers are too fat. Here we
go.
I was just gonna say that I had heard some of the same things
that Kevin was talking about earlier today from some people
and other law enforcement agencies saying that they just
don't buy for a minute that this is the the FBI story is actually
how this came down. For what it's worth. They just think it's
impossible that 48 hours pass after the latest attempt at a
publicity campaign and there have been several, and the magic
bullet tip comes in. And you know, some of the theories were
that it was actually an informant that wanted so much
protection that they went ahead and made up this. This the story
about the tipster in the in the PSA campaign? Who knows?
I'm sorry, I mean, to kind of crush it, the PSAs didn't even
run in the Los Angeles market,
right. They ran in San Diego and San Francisco apparently, but
not in Los Angeles and the FBI. The Special Agent in Charge
here, refused to confirm today whether the tipster had actually
heard the PSA, why she almost
crying? She is a nervous wreck. Yeah. She's a New York Times
reporters who is so I worked with people they get nervous on
television, they get
red and flustered and they start to sweat. And it's like, yeah,
and a
lot of them you can't eat unless you're on the set. You don't
notice how nervous they are. If you're watching them. This woman
must have been shaking like a leaf. She was sound like she was
in tears. She was a wreck. She's never gonna get invited back.
She can't do TV. Right? But, but she had some good points.
And the problem is, is when when she's doing it, and she's
screwing it up, she's like, I'm never gonna get back on the
show. I'm never gonna get back. I
just got the horrible although I have to change the topic just
for a little inside baseball. I do remember this one. This one
incident I had when I was at Tech TV doing silicon spin. And
I had this woman on who froze literally, yeah, she froze and
she was just completely frozen and she couldn't even move her
head and she kind of have to breathe barely and she had she
was glued to the table she couldn't move her head and she
couldn't say anything but yes and no if you asked her
anything, so we had four guests at the end instead of a smaller
group. So it was easy to just bypass her because I got in my
IFBB I got your cheese frozen you
skip the skip to the next guest next guest next John next guests
camera three on the next guest go
we basically just did void or for the whole show she comes up
to me afterwards
and says wasn't i Great?
That was really fun. I hope you'll invite me back let me
think no.
Oh wow. So this poor woman is shaking like leave but but this
other guy he's just the both of them are saying this is a bunch
of bullcrap. To PSA wasn't even run in Los Angeles where he
where he came in the whole thing was, uh, Something's fishy
what's going on? Because it appears as if the FBI has
something to hide. You think they Yeah, they got a lot to
hide. And but the funnier part of this whole episode was this.
I got this Bolger world travel clip. This is the funny part
because I think one of the other things that was going on is that
we'll just play this clip and I'll explain. I wrote
a column a couple of years ago saying, you know, they have
sightings of him in London and Dublin and Rome i Why didn't Why
is there never like a sighting of him and tundra. Reese a month
ago, Montenegro, it's always in these beautiful places that they
have sightings and, you know, the FBI agents who jump on a
plane and fly out there. And it was, we've always questioned
where are they really looking for him. And, you know, the
Special Agent charge of the Boston office here addressed
that today said he knew that people didn't believe that they
were out there, or that there were some people who didn't
believe the FBI was really out there looking for him. But he
contended that they never wavered. And you know, I always
looked at it the guy I know some guys on the task force they've
called me over the years asking me what I knew, especially when
it came to this idea that he would go to Ireland which is
patent nonsense, though. The last place where he Bowser would
have wanted to hide out is Ireland. But you know, I have no
doubt that this individual law enforcement officer on that task
was to find him wanted to find him. The question is how much
backup was there in pay grades above him and was the Justice
Department has absolutely dragged its feet on many of
these cases in which victims families have been seeking
justice and apology and compensation
let me ask you a question what does the Irish mafia actually
run what is their what's their their rackets?
Like any other mob the only they were running Boston they just
just like every all the mobs in the country were Italian base
except the Irish mob and so this has got
to have something to do with all the mob roll ups then. I mean,
there's something there is something going on that would
there
is something going on. Anyway. So the funny thing about that
clip was apparently the FBI would get these suppose it tips
and then they take a junket right and say hey south of
France let's go
we need a yacht we need to pose as rich guys on a yacht right
yeah, that'll do it
so how much taxpayer money was spent shipping these FBI guys
around on vacations? Oh, man, we should get into the whole thing
is a horrible horrible scam and this is finally being wrapped up
but but it's gonna continue for a while unless they kill the guy
or y'all he'll he'll go in jail in a heartbeat. Hey, whitey.
Sorry, didn't mean that.
Unbelievable. And it
was that's kind of the story and it's it's just ongoing. And it
has to do with the corruption in the within the agency
been looking at Gitmo nation lowlands. A couple things
happened that were very interesting. One is, you know,
hair to builders, who was being sued for inciting hatred. Well,
of course, as we knew was just one big distraction. The court
ruled not guilty of inciting hatred, but some of his
statements were on the edge on the on the edge,
how does that what is it that mean gives
a crap. But but this comes at the same time. And this is very
interesting, because the Netherlands is of course known
as one of the first I would have to say one of the first
countries in the United States of Europe, that embrace the
multicultural society. The idea of you know, the Dutch, of
course, have pretty much always just been Dutch. And then they
started letting it well if they've always had immigrants,
Italians, British. But then it became the lockers, which, of
course, is a part of a protectorate of the and somehow
the Dutch owned all this stuff. But then in came Turks,
Moroccans, and stuff started to kind of become a little weird.
And now there's a new integration bill. And the Dutch
Minister of the Interior Petain donor to huge evil elite, by the
way, presented this bill on June 16. And he read in his
translation, of course, the government, the government
shares the social dissatisfaction over the
multicultural society model, and plans to shift priority to the
values of the Dutch people. In the new integration system, the
values of the Dutch society play a central role with this change,
the government steps away from the model of a multicultural
society. And I think this is a big, big story.
I think so to
know that has been covered anywhere, of course, yeah.
continues and more obligatory integration is justified because
the government also demands that from its own citizens, it is
necessary because otherwise the society gradually goes apart,
and eventually no one feels at home anymore. In the
Netherlands, the integration will not be tailored to
different groups, which is exactly what it was. I mean, you
have signs in Arabic, and signs in Dutch and, and it's not a
typical immigration country. It's a very small country, and
people so they
can absorb that. Your minds was just, I mean, these are all
warring nation and they're just absorbing people left and right
and then they have to have signs in Arabic.
Yeah. So So now We get the burqa ban will go into place. That not
until 2013. But this all kind of comes at the same time that he
had builders gets his Get Out of Jail Free card with, you know,
basically a stern little warning saying hey, you know, you can't
do that. And I just think it's interesting because the in all
of Europe was kind of the whole idea was the multicultural
society and for the Netherlands to step away from it first, I
think it's a pretty, pretty big deal.
Yeah, well, I'm surprised that the EU doesn't step in and tell
them they can't do it.
Yeah, well, the EU has got some other crap going on. I think.
Hike haiku. Herman Cain. Haiku. Herman, did you hear about this?
They had this meeting. You hear about his egg? No, this is
great. So
the hell Lady Gaga, aka exactly
had this meeting of all the finance ministers in Haiku
Herman thought it was appropriate to hand out a folder
of like a four color brochure, which by itself cost 100,000
euros to print up this brochure. Like, yeah, of what they're
calling the egg. It's the new Starfleet Command Center
building, which cost 240 million euros to build a quarter of a
billion euros. So half a billion dollars almost to build, and it
looks like an egg. And he's like, Hey, I just want to keep
you guys up to date. So here they are. They're discussing
Greek slaves eating rats, to pay off the banks and haiku.
Herman's at this meeting, handing out four color brochures
about the egg where the Starfleet Command Council is
going to see and it's being built already. So just like
here's the update everybody, I mean, how disgusting is it to
have this happen? And even Yeah, even I think Moroso even when
like, Okay, you should fit this thing needs to get done quick.
And just quietly, let's get it done. Shut up. Ty KU tune in 40
million euros to build an egg. And while the people of Greece
starve. And here's the Hermie it's kind of hard to understand
his atrocious English, but he's trying to trying to say that
it's all under control.
Extra money for Greece will come from both public and private
sources spreading the risks and costs euro
area heads of state and government agree that required
additional funding will be financed through both official
and private sources.
Okay, official and private sources. But does that mean
they endorse the approach decided by the Euro group on the
20th of June, as regards the pursuit of voluntary private
sector involvement in the form of informal and voluntary
rollovers of existing debt?
Let me just explain what that means. That means the slaves of
the other states of Europe will pay the additional 30 billion
euros that Greece needs just to make their latest car payment.
But the banks have a voluntary option to take a haircut so it's
it's so it's not it's It's unbelievable that no one
explains this. I think the Greek I think the Greek I think they
actually understand what's going on. So the banks who are owed
this money and it is Goldman it is JP Morgan is the bank, the
French and German banks who are members of the European Central
Bank, commercial banks, who should just be taking a shafting
for it. Instead, they're given the option if they want, they
can, you know, they could roll over a little bit and you know,
just give a little break, and now don't pay now, but they're
going to do that. So once the course it's voluntary, voluntary
rollover of the loans, I Please excuse me, I have to get back to
my egg, where I write my haikus. They should they should go there
and blow that egg up. Someone's got to do something about this.
This is not you think you'll ever get it?
Well, the Greek thing is really interesting. There was a good
there was some woman was on the GRI I guess she's a Greek
politician in the Communist Party. And she actually made the
most sense. And she was on that show news night, that thing
that's on once a week at the BBC, which is kind of the 60
minutes of England. And with Jeremy
Jeremy Paxton, yeah, was passed, and he was on like he was
grilling everybody. And they had a conservative from the, from
the UK and her and they were in agreement on everything. It's
kind of like watching Kissena Chen and Ron Paul agree on
certain things. But at play the, you know, just a couple of
little feelings for this Greece. They want you to play Greece
rant one,
how far you think the elites in Europe are disconnected from the
people in Europe and that's true of your government as well as
true of the government of Greece.
Definitely, they are completely disconnected. I think that it's
like an autocracy. And we're going back about 300 years. We
lose it Every working class, right? We're losing things that
European people fought for that. And that is no future. My dear
Eurozone is not a state. It's just an area, some make money. I
think that the North is making money while the south loses. You
can't have the same currency, the same measures, with the
exporting countries like Germany and importing countries like
Greece. And after all, you can't have people saying I did a
mistake. I trusted you, I put you in. If you go to any back in
London,
you know, there's a meme here, which I picked up on, I can just
interrupt your to Greece clips. There is something going on in
amongst the elites, they are now segregating elites from the
political elites. And I caught this with Lucifer Clinton. Oh,
really? Yes, I did. And you're seeing this pop up everywhere.
Now the politicians are calling out the elites where, of course,
the politicians actually are the elites. But if you don't have a
political badge to this, like there's some kind of thing going
on, listen, well, well, let me
write because here we are listening to news night. And the
and the host is using the word elite, which I thought was
actually kind of unusual to begin with. And not you
mentioned it, they're obviously going to bring it by the way,
we've been using the term elite
long time a lot for years, since the beginning of the show,
specifically refer to the same people they're referring to
here. And but they've now it's becoming mid, they're moving it
over. It's for some reason, you're probably right, but
exactly what it is, maybe it's a battle of the elites. But
whatever the case is, is definitely something we have to
keep an eye on. She was, you know, did what she had to talk
about had nothing to do with what you noticed, but let me
play the Lucifer clip. And then we can get back to Greece. Now
she's talking about the Arab Spring in relation to I can't
remember his Libya or Syria, does it matter? No. Pakistan,
now she's talking about That's right. Pakistan, this was part
of the all part of the financing. bullcrap. And what I
think John is because people, the common man, like you and I,
you know, the common douchebag with the podcast, are saying,
elites, elites, elites, and they're hearing this now, after
all these years, like, well, we better deflect some of this and
make sure when people say elites are talking about the same peep
the people who finance us, but don't have the political badge,
listen to Hillary.
Now, I would argue that is only part of the story. Because
clearly there is at work in Pakistani society, and
particularly among the elite, which let us remember manipulate
public opinion, to a great extent, to further what they
view as either national or sectoral or even personal
interests. So I think we have to recognize that the over so
there it is, she just great quote, she just described
herself, basically. Yeah. manipulable. And she says,
remember, like, oh, sorry, is this in history lesson somewhere
that I had to remember about? How what elites do, I'm watching
you do it, Hillary,
you have to play that clip over? We're gonna get to hear from the
beginning okay. Let me play that for you.
Now, I would argue that is only part of the story. Because
clearly there is at work and Pakistani society and
particularly among the elite, which let us remember manipulate
public opinion, to a great extent, to further what they
view as either national or sectoral or even personal
interests.
Yeah, exactly. Let us remember. What what do we have to
remember?
It's very interesting. That clip is interesting. Isn't that clip
is deep.
Yep. That's, that's why it caught my eye, the ear rail
rather. So there is something going on with this anti elitist
movement. And I believe it's it is a protectionist measure of
the political elite, to deflect the anger towards the, you know,
the people who financed them essentially, you
don't want the mobs running up into the, you know, the
Hillsborough, California and Tibet burning down the rich
people's homes. Exactly. And I think of course Greece is is the
have to start doing this now. Because you got it it's gotta
throw some water on the fire. They're coming to learn Raizy
and they're going to be throwing bricks through your window and
then you got the Spanish that are ready to do that because
they've got you know, borderline if not already rioting going on.
I don't know about the Portuguese nobody's talking
about Portugal, but they'd never report anything in the same with
the Irish. We don't know what's going on. Nobody reports
anything. No
Well, CNN actually you want to play the Greece rent too is that
something we want to
increase rent to is just good background or that I think
people should, this is just something you should consider
this is I think, the real rant about, you know, the way people
are handling and talking about Greece, this woman, I think, has
a good argument to make
load into the euro in the first place, you didn't meet the
conditions. And now it's obvious why.
I've been listening about mathematics. And I've been
listening about the economy. You cannot judge a country, like if
it was a big company, huge company like Lehman Brothers.
This is a country, this is a state. And this is a state of
living human beings, very hardly working people. So when Lehman
Brothers fell down, and blew out the whole system, nobody accused
the employees of Lehman Brothers. They accused the
system, they accused the directors. So it is a political
problem, Europe, and I've been listening about 27 democracies
with what kind of growth, what kind of economic system, some of
them were created. After wars. We had the Yugoslavia now we
have three, four or five different states. We've got
different economies, we've got different interests, and we
cannot have a Europe that uses euro as a weapon to
collateralize poorer countries or different system countries.
So the problem now for Greece, it's not only surviving, it's
designing the future. You cannot expect anybody to have a state
with no future. Okay, we'll leave it there. cut her off.
Yeah, shut up. You're making too much sense. Shed cry. Get her
off. cut her off now. Yeah, that's
Oh, well, you know, that reminds me of the, the way they cut her
off and I saw I've been watching a lot of people getting cut off
on the CNN report, but also the Charlie Rose and those Whitey
Bolger quotes I was, every time they go into the FBI in the
corruption, potential corruption of big shots that need to be
brought down. Rose would change the subject to So how was right
Whitey Bolger? Like the guy in the department? Throwing a
question about the movie,
right and right back to the Exactly. Tell me about this
sexuality.
It's in your DNA.
That's right. That's a real Charlie Rose question right
there. So So with all of this actual news going on, and people
I was trying to explain to my neighbors, they had us over for
cocktails last night, cocktails, Tails. Yeah. Yeah, my neighbors
are nice. The neighbors we call them hope they're not listening,
because they want they will never invite me back. Now. They
really don't care. Now. They really don't. But it's funny,
because, you know, they're two middle aged guys. They're like,
was 60 Close? Yeah, close to 60. And, you know, they, I think
they voted for Obama. But you know, they're like, kind of,
they really are kind of right wing conservative. And a lot of
their thinking is very interesting. And they said, Hey,
have you ever read that economic hitman book, like, Pour me
another drink, which we got to talk with? So all of this stuff
is going all this news and people are kind of catching on
you we're not the only alternative media outlet? The
meanwhile CNN. You know, they apparently they can't do the
reporting themselves anymore. This blew me away. So we've got
like, you know, what is the Fed doing? What is gonna happen with
joblessness? What this is all about the United States. We
can't report on it. So CNN puts together the following awesome
journalistic package. You can find
them all over in New York City, psychics, our first stop Karen
Thorne, he's has one of the best charts reading the astrological
signs of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. She sees hope for the
global markets, even his key fed economic stimulus. And
did you see this report by any chance? Yes, no, but I would
have I probably would have recorded it too. This is
pathetic.
His moon sign which is the person's other side is Scorpio.
So the markets might not follow the end of June when things are
no because
I see him having success primarily in July, August, and
September. And October,
John just say no, he's gonna have success in October, but it
gets better. This next guy is even better
in October. He's really really happy. I don't think you would
be right. If things are going terribly, but it says new
people using cards he's used to tell the fortunes of stars like
Princess Grace and John Lennon. And yeah, How'd that
work out for those two good shots? You'll have a long and
prosperous life both of Yes Oh,
also sees hope for the US economy actually does sound bad
promising outlook profitable changes. So come maybe later in
September, October because we've got an August deadline for the
debt ceiling to be raised and if They are able to do that then
United States sort of has a better path moving forward.
Well, it does look like it does look like it
improved. As for Greece, my feeling is that all of Europe is
starting going to see what Greece is seeing other countries
are going to see the same thing you watch for Serena Stanley,
put your hands up. Wow,
he's a clairvoyant. Oh my gosh. And now the best one, she has to
pick a card from the tarot
cards, feel it? And then gravitate to the card that you
think that's going to answer that question?
Is there going to be job creation, enough to change the
job list number or the unemployment number, I should
say? And that people will once again feel confident and have
money in their pockets?
What do you think is going to be Jaci pulls the card which card
Do you think it is? What will the card reveal? What will this
investigative journalism from CNN tell us about the future of
employment in our country?
Well, if the if the tarot readers any good, she's gonna
say, well, it looks like we're going to have continued
unemployment for about eight years. A lot of card
is volatile. And this is a four of cups card, so it's running
all on emotions, and the emotions of people are angry to
skeptics.
May Scott,
it's the four of cups.
So what does that mean? It's volatile. The market is
volatile. That's interesting. Never heard of such a thing. Can
you believe that? This is News did fact that they would waste
time on it? You mean
the whole package was three minutes or three minutes after
that? Like the
bullshit show? That is called bullshit, I think it was
Showtime with unintelligent Teller and just be, you know,
shown, you know, evidenced that there was these guys are full of
crap over the years and you know, show if they had done it
as a story like that with that conclusion. I would have said
that was pretty good. But if they play it straight, like the
way you describe it, it's it's it's repugnant.
No? Oh, in a good word. Then we have a jingle for that. There
you go. From Paul, the book guy. Uh, Jeff Smith,
who's running that place?
CNN. Yeah, I know. We aren't because she was not hot. We were
running and we'd be we could be like, All right, well, we'll
have to do this this segment then. Okay. But at least make
her hot. Forget it, anything else? I this is something I
didn't quite understand. You know, I of course, went to
whitehouse.gov as I do as a good human resource and citizen of
get my nation to watch our President and to see his weekly
address, which is, again, all about manufacturing. We gotta we
gotta get more slaves in the factories, which is where this
whole anti college meme is coming from. But then he's
got no factories to put the slaves in. Oh, well, I mean, we
have factories, but they're all there's not any new job.
No, no, no, no, no. We know there's a 2 million job
mismatch. It's because we don't need people who can tighten
bolts. We need people who can operate a computer to run the
factory. Something. It's something like the emiltt all
over this. But Carnegie Mellon that Carnegie Mellon is that's a
commercial College, isn't it?
Is not a state college if that's what you're asking.
I mean, maybe you pay. I think it's I just have private private
university. Right. So it's $52,000 a semester. For the fall
semester, it
can't be that high.
I looked it up fall 2011. For it's like 48,000. And then if
you add the 6000 Ruin board, it's like it's like 52. Wow.
Yeah, for undergrad. So the President's at Carnegie Mellon.
And, you know, he basically it's a commercial. And it's a
commercial for the robot school at Carnegie Mellon.
Yeah, I actually visited that robot school.
Well listen to what he says. So first of all, he's clearly on a
sales mission. Because, you know, if you're doing sales and
you go around and you have a little cheat sheet about who
you're supposed to thank at the local thing, and he screws it
up. He doesn't even know the guy's name. He's like,
Thank you. Hello, Pittsburgh. Hello,
Pittsburgh. When I started this,
it is good to be back. Thank you, Senator Casey, and Mayor,
Ravenstahl. County executive Dan on the Rado State Auditor Jack
Warren Wagner,
Jack Morgan and Wagner status,
and all of you for having me back here at Carnegie Mellon.
And it's good to be here. And it seems like every time I'm here,
I learned something. So for those of you who
seems words are important, you're not really learning
something. But now listen to the pitch and then listen to the
weirdest comment ever.
Or thinking about Carnegie Mellon. It's, it's a terrific
place. And you guys are doing just great work. I just met with
folks from some cutting edge companies and saw some of their
inventions here in your national Robotics Engineering Center. But
that's not the only reason I'm here. You might not know this,
but one of my responsibilities as commander in chief is to keep
an eye on robots.
Now, when he says that my head whips like, really? You mean the
other robot that's programmed to go around the country? Is that
then well, and he says more. Wow.
And I'm pleased to report that the robots you manufacture here
seem peaceful.
Was he trying to be funny?
And we can put in one more?
At least for now.
My goodness. Yeah, there you go. Proof. The President has a robot
double the Manchurian robot from Pittsburgh, hello, Pittsburgh,
when I started this could not bend telling you it's
programmed. People don't believe me? Are you is your theory that
there's two Obama's it's just now I'm adding to it. The one
theory it's a very, what are you talking about? He actually he
actually he did screw up a something really big. And, you
know, I think for you know, the news media, when Sarah Palin
screws up something like Paul Revere or whatever I didn't I
don't even remember what the whole thing was. I owe a history
lesson. And we had stumbled entire short form programs whole
week of it.
So the President goes to see the the 10th Mountain Division, I
believe, and this actually got a lot of servicemen pretty riled
up about his and this was like an eight minute speech. And it
was broadcast live on television. And of course, if
you want, you can go back and take a look at the the video
it's in the show notes at 316 dot any shownotes.com Have a
listen to this. First
time I saw 10th Mountain Division, you guys were in
southern Iraq. When I went back to visit Afghanistan, you guys
were the first ones there. I had the great honour of seeing some
of you because a comrade of yours, Jared Monti was the first
person who I was able to award the Medal of Honor to who
actually came back and wasn't receiving it posthumously.
Now, unfortunately, Monty actually was awarded the Medal
of Honor posthumously, at at that very ceremony the President
is talking about when he gave I think it's private yuanta The
Medal of Honor, who was alive. So he's the he's screwing up the
names of you know, he's like, Oh, I've got your back. And I
remember so well, and I'm completely with you. Yet he
messes up the fact that Monty was alive and received the Medal
of Honor, not posthumously, while he actually did at that
very ceremony. And, and people are very angry about this.
Well, veterans would be they get angry about this stuff. But you
know, because the guy that seems to be blase, but you know, the
fact of the matter is, you got this guy who's never at the
White House, he's on the road constantly. And he's doing
probably a speech a day, we only see a few of them. Because every
once awhile you turn on CNN and it's like our CEO C span there
he is given a talk to somebody in some high school. And it's
like he's got basically like, has to be an actor because they
have to breed from just before the here's what we got to make
sure you think this guy, this guy, this guy, this guy, this
guy, and don't don't give him pronunciations, and the guy is
gonna botch it. And he tries to memorize these things. And he's
tired.
Let's be honest. This is not the robot. He's the Thai. He's
tired. Yeah. You know, they've given him like sleeping pills to
sleep on the plane, and then you're confused.
Yeah, that's why these guys get so old. So faster, they dope
them out. That's
right. Now listen, just before that he he said something that
wasn't necessarily a gaffe. But I was like, Really,
throughout my service, first as a senator and then as a
presidential candidate. That's service.
A presidential candidate that's part of your service.
Wow.
Excuse Me
10 Point catch I like it that's part
Hey darling How to go. Okay. Part of your presidential your
service his presidential candidate I'm sorry. This just
don't see your one serving the service man ah servicemen and
women anyway so I love it that
services president I serve as his presidential candidate. My
service is taking a nap
Beep Beep boop boop does not compute. Hello, everybody when
it's time that's good knob and Bienvenue Ville common. Welcome
to the White House. My Services presidential candidate. Hello,
everybody. Hey, Pittsburgh. How you doing?
That's a good catch.
Yeah, well, that that one I caught the the other one was, of
course, at least five servers personnel who listen to this
program. We say, you know, this is pissing us off. And what's
making us more angry is no one's talking about it. The guy should
be called on he should say I'm sorry. You know, but not
pontificate and say like, oh, you know, I got your back when I
was presidential. Candidate.
I got you back.
I have no greater responsibility and honor and to send you to war
in harm's way. What is your name? Son? Weren't you dead?
Sorry. Beep beep beep
Yeah, good one. Yeah, I
hate to say it, but
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Before you start, John, I just like to mention that the podcast
licenses are a hit. People loving them. So I spend as much
time on the show notes, as I do now on because a podcast license
is not just out of thin air. You know, I have to create it. I
gotta make the it's it's relatively simple, but it's
still manual labor because I have to create the domain name
and have to make sure I don't misspell it. I think we had 30
podcast licenses. And Christina was here my human resource. And
she brought her her quote, friend over one. And one nice
kid, nice kid from Corpus Christi. A Mexican kid. But from
from Texas. And I immediately went, Hey, I got a message here
from your governor. And you can always follow me on Twitter. And
he was like, yeah, that's our governor on Twitter.
An idiot. Y'all. He
said, he's an idiot. And, and he said, What, what? And I was
talking about it with Christina. He said, What's a podcast
license? You don't have one? I had them going for like five
seconds. What do you mean? Well, in order to listen to podcast,
you have to have a podcast license. It's like, really? And
then he's like, oh, wait a minute. He said, Yeah, you know,
it's probably gonna happen. I'm like, smart kid. I like this.
Keep him around. Christina. I'm liking this kid. He's good. To
them. Fire that people love them.
And that you got that off your chest. So let's thank a few
people. But I want to go back up and talk. I mentioned Matt
Coughlin who sent us 333 33 For for this episode, and he did
send a note and I want it because he needs to be dropped
on the birthday list. Okay. It's his 33rd birthday on June 27,
which is tomorrow, I believe. He says he's going to feel he has
going to have a good year by Lily. He needs a little karma.
Okay, let's hit him with that right now. You've got karma. And
he's doing something a lot of people are doing I want to
mention he says I'm also upgrading my $5 month
subscription to the more numeral logically appropriate 1111 And
he says he'll be a night any minute now.
And this is this is Matt Right?
Yeah. Okay. Matt
Coughlin Let make sure I got him on the birthday.
Crescent City which is used to be floods Ville which seems to
have been moved to North Dakota. Leak Halligan Kilgallen. Lee
Kilgallen in Feltham, Middlesex UK, which is nice. We don't get
into as many UK donors as I'd like, made a donation of 121 76
for this one, glad my grandma's bra story was a giggle that's
where it came from. Says it's absolutely true as well. By the
way if she reminds me of the breaking TSA story where they
took some 95 year old grandma and made her
take off her adult diaper. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, awesome. Awesome
work, guys.
Good work. Way to go and nobody quits, you know, just continues
to do to occur. He's got 121 76 which includes a 5510 definitely
goes on a dime 333 to three three for a pod cast license,
you got to put them on the list 3333 for the costs of my 10 1010
Saying I got one and know how much work you guys put in to
cover the cost of getting it sorted.
What 1010 1010 10 coin
Okay, by time I caught them some dog can also get a little karma
uncle has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Sorry. So I'd
like to go go to him give him the karma and his family once
again. Okay, well
sorry. No, that's
okay give him that and then did he needs a de Deus but they
don't need to be at the same time
I want to give a separate karma for his for his uncle. You've
got karma. And then the D douching. For for Lee himself.
Yeah. You've been D deuced.
Good now, Lee's good to go. Don her toe in Homer, New York,
which I think is a great name for a town $75 James Briscoe who
may or may not be a black knight, but he's not on the list
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mailed in a fun donation about two weeks ago. Yes, we did get
it we're fine. I donated about 1000 rupees yay. After hearing
Adam pro loudly proclaim send us your rupees on show 310 hoping
to hear it read aloud it was only $20 on the show in return
for an executive producer left for donation dream on
I gotta shut up I guess this is not
I guess my either my handwriting was too bad by the way your
handwriting he was he I do have his note here. His handwriting
wasn't too bad it was typed
really shitty typewriter and type a handwriting horrible.
Anyway he did since 1000 1000 rupee note which is now behind a
frame and when another 1000 comes in, don't make it easier
for us to split. The bill also includes another train schedule
from Rona cocoa or something. I don't have it in front of me but
he wanted me to pronounce it because he knew I'd mispronounce
it. So I just decided it's Ron Khan comm which is Ron Khan calm
some some branch somewhere in the on the Long Island Railroad.
Anyway, he's felt the need to donate to make up as a truly
awful things I've said in the past of the love of my life by
earning some good karma. Okay,
well that means a shot right there. You've got karma
he doesn't want our karma. I can't take it back now. 7381
from Briscoe, Mark Maga Pio in Cerritos California. He's a
birthday shout out to us cousin Pip. We got that one lined up
Pip was turning 30 on the 24th. That's almost as bad as oni and
PIP knees in in the morning. All right, baby. Do we have 50 oz
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You've been de deuced
you right recently graduated starting a job at a state
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And finally, John, two wishes. Thank you very much John. And
the other John is John Terada in Pasadena, California who's
donated 50 along with Peter toe tase and Sugarland, Texas and
that'll be our I O. I do have a couple that came in over the
transom and want to thank these people that Brian last in double
nickels on the dime he wants a shot at karma and a douche bag
call out to noodles kid you've got karma we have $50 It looks
like from Waldo and get mo nation Big Pharma.
Where's Yeah, he's
the one who won the douchebag call to noodles cook noodles
kid. Oh,
yeah. The noodles. I don't have I don't have that clip. Handy.
And finally. I think that's about it. I
do I have I've been made good here that and this was during
the transition between Eric and buzzkill Jr. This is for Kelly
spears. This was supposed to happen on Father's Day. So we
give Kelly Spears wanted to a belated Happy Father's Day shout
out to her wonderful husband Aaron. And now Aaron does no
agenda films.com He constantly raises the bar on what a father
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as a dad she also wants to say that she bought two books from
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Kelly that we didn't get that on Father's Day. But of course
Father's Day itself is a retail scam. So, I think totally Yeah,
every every day can be Father's Day. So we hope we make up with
that. There was a I like to pick things out of the bag from time
to time. In the morning Adam and John says BK decided to give Pay
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appreciate Of course, when people do that, so I can get
regular you know, alright, since times are tight, I resorted to
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I really like Leo and all he does but he has some pretty
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to my first producer credit sad to admit to paying for something
that really pisses me off. But no agenda really does piss me
off at times. I get so pissed. You have to report on this
stuff. If I were a younger man, I would surely turn to anarchy
from listening to no agenda. Anyway, he's in Detroit,
trying to be funny here trying to make trying to make turn
anyone into a radical I want the FBI and other people listening
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Yeah, we are. Well, we are kind of like you can find us you can
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Alright, so this is what we just talked about. Mark mag Pio says
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It took us like six months to get these out. Well, yeah,
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Well, Justin's makes rings, but we can't we can't hear all
outsource. I
guarantee there's Yeah,
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we start in Virginia at the at the protectorate of Baroness
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says, hey, you know, I'm looking at the RV. And you might want to
like, not go over 55 Because I'm not too sure about the front
tires. Maggie, ah, just, I'll pay for him. Put them on, put
some new tires on, please. Now I'm worried
to look at the front tires yourself. She might be
conservative women have mixed date. They're not Yeah, but
she's women, as a technical expert can tell if
it doesn't matter. I told her tires all around, put the tire
put in. I mean, you know, I'll figure out a way
to put a couple of tires. Now of course, of course,
I think she spent some real money on, she said she'd kind of
neglected it. So with a couple things that had to be fixed up,
like the
story is slowly changing.
It looks good on the outside. Now it's gonna be it's gonna be
great. So we're very excited. And if you have an idea for us
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a picture of the map. She's got a physical map with pins in it
now. And she's very serious. She's spending days on this now.
You you might want to also consider an alternative site
since we keep plugging Hot Pockets 2008 Torn case you get a
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Like an old site is 2008. What are we going to do about doesn't
matter now. And for those of you who are wondering, the reason
why it's 2008 is because our president apparently has been
reprogrammed to 2008 as he signed the guestbook at the
Westminster Abbey During his 2011 visit Barack Obama 2008.
And now ladies, gentlemen, it's time for our favorite topic on a
Sunday afternoon, the only part of no agenda where we actually
do have an agenda
John's gonna have on the Sunday Times,
so if you can get a hold of it this morning, Sunday Times the
photo or go on the internet and even find the photo because
every Sunday they have the worst photo. And this one it talks
about behind gay marriage and unlikely mix of forces you know,
with all these mixed messages about Republicans are they gay
or why did they do in the Democrats didn't vote would they
show these guys these guys who were I guess behind it? They
showed a bunch of fat Republicans fat white old men
that just look like a bunch of douche bags. It's just
unbelievable. And
what's it What's the title of the story? I want to see if I
can find those
stories behind gay marriage or a persuasive Cuomo
right I can't flip
the headline across the top of the papers behind gay marriage
and unlikely mixed forces then below that the story is titled,
A persuasive Cuomo rich Republicans in a shifting
political dynamic. And the story is filled with memes and I don't
even I can't even deconstruct deconstruct it because it's so
it confuses me and
they're all like twiddling their thumbs and holding their hands
and it's like yeah, it's like a sweaty picture
it's just a weird picture to have on the front pages not
flattering no shows cool almost surrounded by these guys I mean
it could be a how many
of them do you think are are by curious
I think the one in the middle. Como I
look at the guy on the right
that guy Yeah, he got me he's a bear.
He's a total bear.
So then no, okay, we the here's the story is that there's
nothing really to get into such as just as strong the
superficial basis is there's nothing really good on this
front page at all. I mean, it's actually kind of pathetic.
Insider sound an alarm amid natural gas rush. They're
talking about shale oil that is always never a good thing to
extract and they are trying to say that there's a natural gas
bubble in the market, which makes no sense as natural gas is
one of the most depressed energy sources in terms of price of
anything available. So I'm not getting what the point of that
is. A top TV sets a power drain runs nonstop. This is a story
about how his set top boxes are chewing up like they got a
number here. Yeah, set your 44 and 46 kilowatt hours a year.
About 10% More than a 21 cubic foot energy efficient
refrigerator. Who cares? Really at Don't know what the point of
that one is that construction boom in Gaza is lingering ruins
is a real interesting story to me because this is kind of
making its I don't know if this is pro or anti Israel, but
they're trying to make it sound as though they're building is a
building boom going on in Gaza, which is like is that a good
message or a bad messengers is anti Israel I'm not sure the New
York Times is notoriously anti Israel, so I can't figure it
out. And then finally, the last story, which is a bridge, which
is an old story here in the Bay Area. And I don't know why it's
so promotional bridge comes to the bridge they're building
here, we're building a new span to the Bay Bridge, which is way
over budget cost hasn't
been they've been building them for like 10 years,
this guy is not going to be done till 2014. And so they're
building and building and all the pieces are from China. And
this has been a scandal because every once in a while a piece
comes over. That is like not welded, right? And they again,
they didn't we luckily we have good inspectors who are checked
the welds and they look in so this is no good. So they had
this either ship.
Is that? Is that actually what they say? Yeah, no, good.
I was an inspector once. That's what you say. Write it up.
You got to write down. This is no good.
This is no good. So the welds are no good. And so I don't
know, they ship in this thing back and forth, and back and
forth. I'm not sure whatever the case is, we don't apparently
have steel workers here anymore. So all the steel is being made
in China. And then this is articles a very promotional
piece about it. And it's written out of Shanghai by David
Barbosa. And he says talk about outsourcing at a sprawling
manufacturing complex, complex here. Hundreds of Chinese
laborers are now completing work on the San Francisco Oakland Bay
Bridge. And he goes on to promote the fact that they China
wants to become largest part of China's continual move up the
global economic value chain from cheap toys to Apple iPads to
commercial jetliners. Well, that's interesting. What
commercial jetliners of the Chinese making? None that I know
of, but it's apparently a hint, as it aims to become the world's
civil engineer, which is not a good thing for any Well, the
Chinese are making jets, right. We know they're making jets and
they've got an A they've got an aviation department somewhere.
Yeah, they're making these mediocre jets a second rate. I
wouldn't fly it. And but you know, they could probably
improve because they used you know, they steal our technology,
and then they just incorporate it. But I don't know anything
about I mean, maybe they're making some parts of a Boeing
jet. I detect
an undertone of anti China China ism, John, that would Don't
count on it. From cheap toys to Apple iPads to commercial
jetliners. What commercial jetliner is the Chinese making?
No, we'll find out that if it flies like my iPad, we're in for
fun.
I call it front page with the biggest Citibank ad at the
bottom. Yeah, that's great. There's nothing this this was
this is really boring weekend. This
is the actual paper paper. Yeah, yeah, I
have a right here in front of me, here. Alright,
so that concludes today's segment.
Jon's gonna hop on the Sunday.
So I've been looking at a story, John, that is, it bothers me.
And you can probably almost immediately figure out why it
bothers me. This is for the, with the title of this, this
came out on Associated Press. So you know, it's the truth. It's
about the power grid experiment. And I don't like experiments in
general, when he was like, Oh, we're going to experiment on
something. And if you heard about this, a year long
experiment with America's electric grid, could mess up
traffic lights, security systems and some computers and make
plugin clocks and appliances like programmable coffeemakers.
Run up to 20 minutes fast. To apparently,
ah, yeah. How's it coffeemaker run fast?
Well, that means it will make the coffee 20 minutes early. So
this is about the frequency of the power grid, which we run at
60 cycles in, in the United States of Gitmo nation. And let
me just read some of this article. And then maybe you can
explain to me what's going on here. This is the US Naval
Observatory, who are quoted here since 1930. electric clocks have
kept time based on the right the rate of the electrical current
that powers them, which I believe to be true. At least the
ones you plug into the wall. If the current slips off its usual
rate like happened in Sicily. We were talking about this just a
couple of weeks ago where Sicily clocks were running like 15
seconds fast because they're not on their own grid or they don't
know the I don't know what they do. They got hamsters in a wheel
or something down there. So the current slips off its usual rate
clocks run a little slower, fast power companies now take steps
to correct it and keep the frequency of the current and the
time as precise as possible. The group that oversees the US power
grid is proven posing an experiment that would allow more
frequency variation than it does now without corrections and the
reason for this is to make the power supply more reliable, save
money and reduce what may be needless effort. And this is
supposed to start in mid July
I mean needless effort. Well apparently it's
a pain in the ass to keep the thing running at 60 cycles
doesn't make any sense. It's not like some guys there with a big
lever and
we're at 59 Come on, faster, grow faster slaves. Really?
I mean, what effort does it take?
Well tweaking the power grids frequency is expensive and takes
a lot of efforts at Joe McCall Leyland head of electric
reliability for the Federal Energy regulation Regulatory
Commission. If anyone using the grid is anyone using the grid to
keep track of time you said let's see if anyone complains if
we eliminate it. I don't get it. This doesn't what this sounds
like to me is they're regulating the frequency of the power grid
to regulate the slaves
that because I believe that's something you'd come up with
well I totally believe this to me is though there here's what I
would think immediately there's some way of saving energy by
changing the cycles per second but still be able to build the
public for for the full amount in other words gouge the
customer right well I like that through some mechanism that
someone came up with look if we do this at 58 cycles we could
actually make an extra $100,000 a month from these idiots
but it actually it couldn't be detrimental to to some engines.
Like your mixer for instance, mean that these things are tuned
to run at 60 cycles and then they could run hot I mean
there's a lot of stuff I think it's weird that they're just
going to do this and let's just see if anyone complains. And I
remain that electricity runs all around us. It's at a constant
rate. I have a feeling that if you tune that down or tune it up
you can affect people's behavior.
Yeah, you would think that well
it can you combat my theorem? Yeah, it's
bullcrap.
Okay, I do like your idea of hey, let's just let's just run
this thing slow and charge more.
That's That's what all is everything else is doing is what
they their whole thing is just to gouge the public the poor
public is just taking it up the shorts. Nobody says anything
because nobody's smart enough to think to complain. I don't know
why he literally
says it's about making the grid more reliable. How's it make it
more reliable? And the correct is,
it makes sense. It's all over the place that the scope is all
over the place is more reliable, more reliable, more reliable.
I'm gonna give you what they say. Correcting the frequency
for time deviations, which is not true it's a frequency
deviation can cause other unnecessary problems for the
grid. Apparently the adjustment making making the hamsters run
faster and the slaves row rows faster is bad for the grid
correcting Divi hear more Oh, in the future even
know that they I didn't even know that they did this. You're
telling me so we get this cycle per second slow down. And
somebody comes in in the morning is oh my god, we got to crank it
up to 61 cycles for a while the so people's clocks can be more
accurate.
Apparently, in the future more use of renewable energy from the
sun and wind. Yeah, here it is, will mean more variation will
mean more variations in frequency on the grid. Solar and
wind power can drop off the grid with momentary changes in
weather. correcting those deviations is expensive and
requires instant backup power to be always at the ready. Hmm. Oh,
but coincidentally, this is all coming from Carnegie Mellon, or
president just was and all this stuff always fits together one
way or the other. Weird. Yeah. Well, I'm sure we have. I know
we have some electrical engineers out there who know
about this stuff. And I'm sure they'll be weighing in and
helping us.
Well, actually, I need to find out too, because it sounds like
a column for me.
No, yeah. Instant column is like Instant Karma only difference
that column. So here's the most disturbing tweet of the week.
And this to me was more disgusting than anything at rep
wiener could have tweeted of his Boehner.
Did you get this on your own Twitter account?
In fact, and you can always follow me on Twitter. It was
retweeted to me. This is from Senator John McCain. His tweet
from Twitter. Let me read this tweet for you. And then you see
if you can keep Brett First down, in hashtag Egypt for biz
delegation with Jeff Immelt at General Electric at Coca Cola at
Bechtel at Marriott International at Dow Chemical at
Boeing corporate at Exxon Mobil. So this douchebag is in Egypt,
with Jeffrey Immelt and General Electric Coca Cola Bechtel,
which as we know from the Confessions of an economic
hitman is the economic hitman company of choice, Marriott,
international, Dow Chemical, Boeing and Exxon Mobil doing
busy elites, total elites doing business in Egypt, after the
proponents of getting toppling the regime. Is this not the
textbook example of how the point of
the tweet, he's a dick?
I think or somebody in his office is you let's face it, he
doesn't know what a hashtag is from hashbrown. Wow,
nice quote. I mean, this is it made me sick to my stomach. So
first, we participate in helping to throw the guy out of Egypt,
Buck. Well, good, bad or indifferent, maybe not our
business, then we take over the plane we take over the place.
Which brings me to a clip. Oh,
thank goodness, what you got going on brother. Play the
WikiLeaks clip
because it brings up a bunch of issues.
WikiLeaks clip for issues, behavior harder to commit, but
it will embarrassing behavioral officials less likely to share
information embarrassing behavior is just this side of
abusive behavior.
Only 12,000 out of a quarter million diplomatic cables have
been published so far. But they've already had
consequences. But dozen cables from Tunisia exposed widespread
corruption there and helped fuel the revolution. And arguably had
a domino effect.
I mean, I don't want to give WikiLeaks credit for the
transformation of the Arab world. But you know, to the
extent that Tunisia influenced Egypt, these cables played some
role in the overthrow of the Mubarak regime. And these things
are having an impact that I don't think any of us imagined
at the time when it was just somebody handing us a huge trove
of secret documents.
Oh, exactly. By the way,
though, I'm listening to this is an old frontline report that
came out way back when WikiLeaks was in the news. So I'm asking
and doing ask Adam
you always catch me I'm gonna have to play anyway.
Rather, so anyway, so here's the Ask Ghana for you. WikiLeaks
shows up in the news, they overdid the Arab Spring begins
because of some of these memos. There's a big stink about the
250,000 is chasing this guy Assange around the world. All
the rest of the EU always suspected that the guy was an
agent of some sort. They did his publicity around the Tunisia to
increase the Tunisia situation, and then Egypt falls. And then
what happened to WikiLeaks, what happened to the WikiLeaks story
and all the rest of these memos and stuff? I haven't heard an
Assange I can dig through the Sunday Times. There's no Julian
Assange article in there. But why is it not a continuing
story? Why was it why is it all of a sudden suppressed, and now
we're off to something else?
Oh, well, I can answer that. So first of all, I unfortunately
have to say that WikiLeaks and Julian Assange complete CIA
assets setup it the guy it focused too much on the guy he
you know, he took he went a lie. He's like, you know, he, he's
like getting laid, you know, he's like, all kinds of stuff
that was it was cute for a while. And then they had to
resurrect it in a new form because of course, it was
misused to kickstart the Arab Spring by the way, the vendor
who lit himself on fire that has now been debunked, the guy
doesn't exist as you know, it never happened. Essentially,
there's like no evidence of this guy of this vendor, who got
slapped. It's like completely turns out to be a myth in
Tunisia that started the Tunisian errands Arab Spring. So
what did they do? They bring out a new group law sec. And now law
sec. Which, by the way, whose website with with offending an
illegal copyrighted music of The Love Boat is still up and
available. It's a Yeah, it's registered through someone in
the Bahamas big deal. You know, it's not like the government
can't change the DNS servers like they do for every other
thing that infringes upon copyright. Now, they're not
doing that. It's still up. They don't have not subpoenaed
tweeters for for the account information of low sec. Yet
they're starting to release information on Arizona, like and
now they're disbanding. So this is the new way goes. We have the
lone wolf hackers out there live. don't really call them
lone wolf hackers we've got the jester written in hacks or and
they steal documents and they published up from Tony Blair by
the David Cameron one of his guys just committed suicide in
himself in in Glastonbury at the festival on the on the in the
toilet you know the heart attack no we think it was suicide.
Okay, get it he is suicide by pooping in a plastic box. And
this is
the new show basically the guy Yeah, I didn't know the story.
This just Yeah, Christopher show. And so the basically so
the guy goes to a festival to kill himself. He just doesn't
stay at home.
Now he goes, he goes, exactly. It's like, oh, I want to go kill
myself. So I think I'll go kill myself in the plastic poop box
at Glastonbury, please. Yeah, and literally it says well, you
know a heart attack. No, he was suicide. Suicide it but this is
the new thing. Now law SEC is disbanding. Now we're
disbanding. So this is the way it goes. Now the technical
experts who work for Lucifer Hillary Clinton are in that they
whatever needs to be stirred up they stirred up they released
documents for you know, I guess Arizona we have to take care of
this whole FBI
Fast and Furious Fast
and Furious things we've got to either create a distraction or
someone's gotta hang for it so that's why doc you watch these
documents have been released? This is the new way to do it. It
just blame it on some hackers hackers.
We gotta wait and then you gotta do what you say I got nothing to
do with it. I got nothing to do with it. Alright,
hackers, it's all hackers lone wolf hackers, the jester who got
Rachel Mad Cow doing this whole pee hackers, hackers, low sec.
Low security. Well, how come you don't take down the website if
you're so all over this. And the way the news is propagated gets
worse, like, broke into the servers of the website? And I
was like, please. Now, what does that even mean? So yeah, so
WikiLeaks was used now it's not important anymore. I think they
I did see some reports that were released on Haiti. saying like,
something like, Ed was profiteering by American
companies da Ha, yeah. It's funny how they never break into
Bill Clinton's Foundation website and release some
information from there. Hmm. The I call upon all hackers to now
go to the Bill Clinton Foundation website, hack in
there and expose all their financial information, I can
easily say because it won't happen. Because not gonna
happen, because it's only happens to enemies of the
Clintons.
I'm gonna go to hell. So I just found it interesting, too,
because I was going through my DVR because it's tuned up so
much juice, apparently, that I would have ran into this old
frontline about WikiLeaks and Julian Assange and I realized
that this guy has not been discussed for weeks and weeks
and months. But meanwhile, they had this little bomb in there
about the fact that he may have been the one that's you know,
these were some of these leaks about the Tunisians got the
whole thing started, or at least contributed to whatever was
being planned. This whole thing is being orchestrated.
eautifully Should we play the clip again, from General Wesley
Clark, just so people remember, I'll might as well and as well,
I think I love it
about 10 days after 911. I went through the Pentagon and I saw
Secretary Rumsfeld and, and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz, I
went downstairs just say hello to some of the people on the
joint staff who used to work for me and one of the generals
called me and he said, Sir, you got to come in, you got to come
in and talk to me a second. I said, Well, you're too busy. He
said, No, no, let's he says, we've made the decision. We're
going to war with Iraq. This was on or about the 20th of
September. I said, we're going to war with Iraq. Why?
He said, I don't know. He said, I guess they don't know what
else to do.
So I said, Well, did they find some information collect
connecting Saddam to al Qaeda? And he said, No, no, it's just
there's nothing new that way. They just made the decision to
go to war with Iraq. He said, I guess it's like, we don't know
what to do about terrorists. But we got a good military, and we
can take down governments. And he said, I guess if the only
tool you have is a hammer, every problem has to look like a nail.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to
war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said,
He reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just he said I just got this down from upstairs, meaning
the secretary defense office today and he said this a memo
that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in
five years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran.
And looks like we're pretty close to Syria, which is on that
list and Iran. So you know that the International Criminal Court
which the elites in the United States of Gitmo nation do not
recognize because if they did that have to go there and and
get locked up right indicted, they get locked up, so they
don't recognize it. However, it's kind of convenient that
loose for Hillary Clinton is now saying, Well, you know, the
International Criminal Court is saying that Qaddafi is making
his soldiers use rape as a weapon of war tool of war and
handing out Viagra to make their penises weapons of war. And now
we have a new report. prison guards in Iran are giving
condoms or giving condoms to criminals, encouraging them to
systematically rape young opposition activists locked up
with them. Can you believe this report? Can you believe that
this they've tried? I mean, stop insulting me. They might as well
say 33 condoms, they just slapped me in the face with it.
This is from The Guardian by the way. Fine journalistic
publication. smuggled letters allege smart Yes, like real
ledge. Allah allege authorities are using mass rape as a weapon.
This is the whole mean inside Iran's most notorious prisons.
Seems like they're just trying to do prison by the way. They
have to be notorious notorious.
It's yeah, thank you, as says under the
words.
It's actually you'd love this article, but you can find in the
show notes 316 dot na shownotes.com a series of
dramatic letters written by dramatic litter.
Love the adjectives Yes, written by
prisoners and families of imprisoned activist allege that
authorities are intentionally facilitating mass rape, mass
rape. What is this like? Is like is that like a flash mob? It's
1215 time to rape and using it as a form of punishment. It
sickens me.
Well, that while we're on this topic, Play Doh I was watching
the McLaughlin report and he had a rundown of all the money we're
spending in this Iraq. I'm doing my McLaughlin. That's not bad. A
fiasco. But he puts he talks about this, which was also
discussed quite a bit in the New York Times and elsewhere. And
it's and people aren't paying enough attention to it. But clay
world's largest embassy in Iraq. Oh,
yeah, we should talk more about the
Iraqis. And we are talking about some kind of a residual American
presence in terms of helping them with beyond December of
2011.
Some believe that we are thinking our roots in Iraq and
all the signs went that way. The US Embassy in Iraq get this is
the largest embassy in the world with a current population of
8000 people in the embassy. And the embassy soon expects to
build that 8000 Get this up to 17,000 people. The US Embassy
also has 19 planes and 24 helicopters. The amount of US
dollars spent in Iraq since day one is now more than $806
billion. Hey, who
runs the embassies? Let me think, Hmm, could it be Lucifer?
Why do we need 17,000 People in any embassy let alone one out in
the middle of nowhere Seville Iraq the size of the embassies,
huge football field?
It's like bigger, isn't it bigger than the Pentagon?
No, but it's getting to the size of the Pentagon and it's in the
middle of the green zone, what you're going to have to maintain
that very, very expensive to maintain that whole green area,
which is just completely you can't get in and out of this
like a little city with is like a city. It's like the Vatican in
Rome. It's a city within a city. That's actually
a great analogy. It is the Vatican. In fact, it
is the Vatican it is in the middle and they got this huge
embassy with its own, you know, choppers and airplanes and
landing strip, I suppose through golf clubs, they gotta go they
go golf, they gotta be at least two golf courses in there. And
why?
To issue passports? Why else do we have an embassy? Meanwhile,
meanwhile, you're in Spain, in the civilized world. And you
can't get a passport for three days because the embassy is
closed? Oh, yeah. It's closed. It's like a little back off. How
big was that office and Barcelona was
on the Spanish holiday. recognized in the US. It's out
of control. Apparently the Americans in the in our in our
embassies, take off all American holidays. And all local holidays
are off half the time then.
Do you think there's a picture of the Iraq and embassy?
I haven't been able to find one. I think you know, the here's the
other thing. The Iraq embassy I'm sure looks like all the
other American embassies. It's ugly. We have done nothing in
terms of having getting an architect to make these things
we'll have to actually once we get run I guess me Because you
always expect we're gonna get run out we don't want to leave
with anything pretty
hey it's Iraqi embassy.us Oh wow look at this the embassy nice we
can get an internship there
let's see if they have his little
I'm sorry this the wrong one that's the Embassy of the
Republic of Iraq now if you if you go to Google, the Google's
on the Twitter's a do Iraq embassy and then you click on
images I think this is here it is the US Embassy in Iraq.
Pretty nice looking dude. Wow, this thing is, oh, here's a
here's another Here's a rendering of it.
Just the one rendering on the left.
I'm looking@radica.us
I gotta let the problem is it's uploading every image before you
can actually start doing okay
here the architecture firm in charge of the design Berger
Devine and Yeager says good and I need to do some research into
this now this is this is going to be my new Sunday thing. Look
at this. Wow. Let's see planning sustainability. These guys are
big about BD why I wonder who's on the board. You think that
could be any any shills in here for any reason? Where are they
located? They must have some some connection gear thank
selected clients include US Army Corps of Engineers US Department
of State you go perfect but planning with our
architectural knights might give us some insight. They
know they know for sure mislead out because you know usually
what you do is you can go to the and they're so proud of it. Like
they'll just blow the whistle like
oh yeah, I know they blow the whistle on themselves federal
government
let's see what they've done for the federal government
partnerships that use cornerstones and what have they
done?
BTW Why is the link to that site? What
is it burger divine jager.com bt Why is competed completed US
Army US Army Reserve project in partnership with us Corps of
Engineers at Kansas City, Omaha Fort Worth Savannah, Louisville,
Tulsa, Middle East districts including our ongoing projects
in Iraq and Afghanistan. Are government contracts you'll have
a contract vehicles include Kansas City District, indefinite
delivery, indefinite quantity, what is that? Indefinite? This
is a great contract to have. Yeah, we got we're on board with
that indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract.
Wow. It's called IDIQ. Northwest Regional multiple award task
order for barracks and company operation facilities and US
General Services Administration IDIQ and US Department IDIQ.
This is great, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity.
Could you make it any more apparent?
It's crazy.
Absolutely crazy.
Not seeing any of these guys are based in Kansas.
Anyway, do you know what the standard form 33? Is? you've
ever heard of this? No. What is it? Someone sent me this link if
you go to it's an acquisition.gov. Solicitation
offer and award. So the government the form for an offer
and a bid and reward of government contract bid is
called standard form 33. Please, no, that's funny. Insult me
more. Could you please. Standard form is like when you take when
you're getting free money on the indefinite delivery indefinite
quantity contract. As we now just just read to you live
indefinite delivery indefinite quantity. Doesn't that mean
forever?
Yeah, well, indefinite? Yeah, it means as long as you want it to
Forever, forever, forever,
forever, forever and ever. It's called that standard form 33 And
it's a very small form by the way. There was some kind of
funny that happened in Ireland, you were talking about Ireland.
So we've got Glastonbury happening right now. My
daughter's bombed she wanted to be there but I was probably good
you're not there because you know you people are like pooping
on pooping and dying there. Isn't that good. So you two is,
is playing a Glastonbury. And there's the anti capitalist
group art uncut. inflated a six meter balloon emblazoned with
the message you pay your tax to? Because we know you too, has
moved their royalty operations out of Ireland into the kingdom
of the lowland In the Netherlands where you pay no tax
on Royal almost no tax on royalties. So these guys make
like $200 million a year. And people are like, Hey, you're
full of crap Bano, and so they blew up. And that's like you
were the EU. And the two were the number two, you pay your tax
to security guards wrestled them to the ground before deflating
the balloon and taking it away. Because you can't insult King
Bano? You know unbelievable. King Bano Al Gore's buddy
investment buddies over there at Kleiner Perkins. Unbelievable.
Shut up slave. You can't have a balloon. Pop your balloon. Take
it away. though. That was kind of cool. Good. Anya. You got to
call out these elites. And by the way, as you know, elites are
not the same as political elites just so it's very, very clear.
Also in an island now they're also everyone's warning now for
beansprouts Irish consumers have been urged not to eat raw
beansprouts after an E. coli outbreak in France. Similar to
the one in Germany, five people have now died in France. And get
my nation stinky cheese. So the E. coli thing is not gone.
Sorry, I thought much of the French eating beansprouts but I
guess
well, it's raw bean sprouts. Of course. It's only the organic
raw bean sprouts. And the food the FSA, which I guess is Gitmo
nation. East Yeah, Food Standards Agency says it is
revising its guidance on the consumption of Sprouted Seeds in
light of an outbreak of E. Coli in France. And the Russians, by
the way, have banned all vegetables from Europe now,
which is a big export for for for the United States of Europe.
So that's like a huge hit to farming. Monsanto's coming in
everybody. Hey.
I just want to say one more thing about the burger divine
Yeager. Yes. So I while you were talking, I was looking him up.
And then I found that I went to the corporation wiki, which is
this interesting site that takes any book company or person and
then drops them in a visualizer and then shows all the weird
interconnections all over the world. And oh, yeah, I love
that. Yeah, yeah. You drop it in. What do you what do you
think you get nothing. No connections. No known
connections.
Now, no one knows anything about him. Now we got to do some work
on burger divine, Jager. This is interesting. And they have these
interests indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract for
the Embassy of Iraq. 17 football fields.
Was it 17? That's what you said. No, I said eight. Oh, I thought
you said 17 or 17,000 people.
70,000 people eight football fields. Yeah, but it's within
the green zone which is bigger than the green zone
I'm sure the size of Minneapolis and I'm sure
that they got you know, they got just like in Egypt. They got
Coca Cola there, Marriott International Bechtel who's
doing all the construction. I'm to the people of Gitmo nation
outside of the United States. Again, I apologize for for what
we're doing to you. It's just stupid. And I got to talking
about Yeah, go ahead. Go on. No, please. Well, I
was just one weird story came up this week that I thought was
interesting. We probably should discuss because I think it I
don't know what it says. But it's a story about Amy Gucci.
Who's that the AK 47 singer who's a big hot pop star in
Japan. Oh, she
turned out to be a robot.
She's a robot. Yeah. I have a clip of where they discuss it a
little bit here from on CNN
first glance, but there is something odd about this. We
want to hear it.
I mean, this cannot be critical. Eisner ministry Mr. David
pseudocode unanimous Stop. What's going on here?
So this is I'm a Gucci. She's the newest member of Japanese
pop group, a KB 48, which is a group of almost 60 idols. And
there's five main care sort of people that lead this group.
They sing songs, all that this newest member had a huge high
profile campaign with a candy company. And when initially when
people saw her they thought, how did this girl rise to that
prominence so quickly? How can we don't know anything about
her? We don't know anything about her background. As it
turns out, she's actually a computer generated fake. She's a
virtual person. He took the best features from the six main
members of this large girl group, put them together and
turned them into this woman. So now Amazingly, this isn't even
Japan's first virtual Pop Idol. They actually have another pop
star who performs via hologram at contrast stadiums are Ray
certainly strange. Yeah, we're
out of time here because I know I want to see what's.
Yeah, we're out of time. Time we got to do 25 commercial. So get
off the stage.
Well, this is this is a setup obviously we're conditioning
people to accept virtual newsreaders virtual politicians
woman is actually she's very attractive. She is a the
animation is apt you would never know it wasn't a person. They
got the head stuffed down. I sent you a couple of links.
Now I've seen it. I've seen a couple of the videos. I've seen
the YouTube video. Yeah.
And she's, it's amazing. And yeah, that's obviously this is
and the Japanese are obviously the testing ground.
Don Lemon in that clip. Don Lemon is freaking out. He's
like, this is why He cut her off. It's like, shut up. We're
next.
Well, that's a good point. I'm sure that's not why I cut her
off because I'm sure someone's yelling and here's our overtime.
Or maybe they're yelling is just to get her off because we don't
want Don to realize that
Don was waking up everybody quick slipping an Ambien in his
in his diet coke. And let's go to commercial.
Yeah, yeah, no, that would be why would you take a look at
this woman. You've been people I recommend people go to search,
seek out aka be 48 robot and then find some pictures of this
AMI person? And why? And look at it and say well, you know if
this if she was the newsreader for Russia today, their ratings
would go way up.
Yeah. And we could do a hologram when she's doing location stuff
doesn't cost
anything as low budget, you just have a couple coders that make
sure you know you have to once it's all set up, you should be
able to get her to do all kinds of stuff, but just the news
writers, then they're never going to be unionized. And yeah,
well, I think you're right. I think news is first and
politicians are next is easy.
We can do it with this quality, the quality of this outstanding,
it's absolutely outstanding. When you really really look at
it, you know, it's like maybe the lips are a little out of
sync with the weird looking and she blinks it weird intervals.
But fixable. Yeah, totally. You and I can sit there and just but
you know, there's like no rack.
In fact, Lasseter. Well, you can put a rack on her, lasted her
over here at at what's the name of that company that Disney owns
a pixel Pixar, Pixar he was talking about there they have a
new movie coming out and and I saw some clips from it. He was
on some talk show. And they have gotten water to an unbeliever I
mean this splashing is something that what they've done they've
done the coating for water that is so amazing that you would
never in a million years not think it was real water being
splashed and sloshed around there's no reason they can this
is the this these people are that newsreaders and those types
of people with the exception of you and I and we could do it
because we have Doug that could replace us.
What do you mean can
replace us but the fact is, we at least produced the I think
this puts us in an interesting premium spot because the show
that we do is a premium show because we're actually thinking
we're not just reading some craft a PR person puts in front
of us that we have to read off a prompter that job is done.
Let me just evaluate my AMI we just said has no rack
you never get on a real show and get on a real show. I tend to
tell people you know that yeah, we we don't care because we're
not to worry about some because we that when we asked for
donations divorced that org slash and a and the no agenda
show. No agenda nation.com And no agenda nation go to those
sites to help us because if you were listened to last show, we
did go back and listen to the end of the show. We played the
the complete tape of the of the of the Bigot in the airline
cockpit. Oh yeah. Yeah. And that whole clip was a it was
interesting, and oddly amusing. But that's nothing that will
ever get played on any mainstream show anywhere. Ever.
So, ya know, your news is going to be animatronics completely,
then this is just getting ready getting you ready for it can
appear to your site. I mean, I would rather listen to her read
the news and Don Lemon on Russia today. Or Don Lemon. Or Don
Lemon.
Yeah. And, and the guests will be that way too. It's gonna be
you know what
I think to get that's great to have the good just robot. Yes.
Because you know, you don't know him, right. So just and you can
have him on via satellite. We just call it satellite. Now it's
going to be perfect. It's going to be great. We're going into a
golden age of television. A golden age. I'll tell you. Yeah,
there was something that happened and I was kind of
afraid to ask you and actually I thought that maybe it would be
it might get discarded. I'm sure we'll get discussed on this
week's upcoming episode of Dvorak Horowitz unplugged, which
can also hear now on the no agenda stream. As we're all
talking no commercials no agenda. This is about the
release of the strategic petroleum reserves the thing of
the call to SPR. And this was a clip that I grabbed from the
financial channel, I think, must have been CNBC. This is the I
forget his name. This guy is one of the things the largest
independent oil trader. And he is pretty concerned about what
happened from two perspectives.
Gary, it's a very interesting dynamic. This is a sign of
desperation. You don't do this if you have anything left in
your arsenal.
So I think so mark. So if we do get some sort of terrible
hurricane season, I think your point is that the upside has now
been accelerated in terms of where we may go on the upside,
as a result of this release today, in what was not a not a
market that you felt needed intervention
is your thing. It's sort of like when the when the Swiss bank
trade, central bank tried to go in and control the price of the
Swiss franc to the euro currency. That didn't end.
Right. And I think this isn't an end right, either. I mean, the
only thing I think that people aren't focused on yet, is if you
look at the price of crude at 230, yesterday, this
information, in my opinion, for his wealth was leaked.
I was wondering about that, Mark. Um, he was, before it came
out. We had we had crude down 4% Already,
though. I, you know, it's interesting, because I think the
CFTC has done an admirable job of, you know, investigating
price anomalies. I mean, this is a layup. I mean, I mean, this
what happened after the closer to third when you close on the
highest, and usually 70 cents off of the high in about five
minutes. And and I don't know, if you bring up a chart of you
know, what happens? We did? Yeah. I mean, it's kind of
crazy. I mean, somebody do something. And I, and I'd be
shocked to see, I think it'd be surprised to see a week from now
a month from now, two months and our investigations conducted.
Somebody, somebody from the IAEA leaked this to somebody.
Yeah. So two things in this clip. One is he's saying they
are so clueless, they have nothing left to control anything
in the economy with that they released this the portion of the
strategic petroleum reserves, God forbid, we have an actual
disaster, and we need it for something else. And the second
thing he says, which he's clearly irked about, you're
saying someone there was insider knowledge of this, that someone
leaked that this was happening and people and he guess he
didn't, people were trading on it? Yeah. John. Yes. Well, yeah.
What's what is the point of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and
this release, which happened and it
kind of interesting, the way it's been tapped before? I
know, it's been it's been tapped several times. Sure, even though
it didn't have it
tapped. Well, here's what I think I've touted that. Yeah,
I'm sure you would. Here's what I think is going on. I think
Obama is you know, at least the Democrats are worried about the
2012 elections because there's this old rule about it anytime
the unemployment over 7% of the incumbent president never gets
reelected has never happened in history. Although you know,
there's things are vague but with the fact is they gotta do
something about this unemployment problem. And the
best way to do it is lower the cost of energy because energy is
actually makes things run and you know, it's it's a profit
driver if you got cheap energy and you can make the machines
produce products and doesn't cost much to do so because
energy is cheap,
even though this this apparently was not even the right type of
crude It wasn't even the right stuff
because the crude goes into the system. Okay, it's not it
doesn't make any that's a minor issue because once it goes into
the refining system, it comes out in any way you want it to it
just costs more to do it but not that much. Anyway, so the point
is, is I think they're doing anything they can to to jack up
the economy somehow and I would almost predict there's going to
be a QE three two which is a quantitative easing the third
version just to get this thing so this so the trends are right
by the time the election comes around and 2012 because they've
only got a year well year and a half to get things turned around
or the Democrats are going to be out on their asses in mass and
this is I think this is all part of this ploy. I don't think he's
got anything to do with anything else. I you know, and we got
plenty of this oil. It's not like, you know, we should have
just not like it's, I don't think it's as big a deal as
these guys are making it out to be. I think it's just a ploy.
And I don't think it's desperation either.
But okay, so it's a ploy, but at the same time, they, they live,
they let people in on it. So, you know, some of their buddies
could get rid,
that's just some some jerk and you know, that mean, that
doesn't mean any the government was behind that the leaking is
there's no, there's no benefit to that. I mean, let's, you
know, they're trying to benefit somebody's buddy. But that's
just I think that's just that was a normal leak that happens
all the time. It could have it could have been from Gossip, it
could have been from all kinds of different things. Who knows?
I mean, it could have been for us like the print shop, you
know, you print these papers up to somebody at the print shop
reads it. I mean, you never know. I mean, they'll track it
down, I'm sure but I don't think that's important. It's that that
one guy just complaining about it. Okay.
All right, but so quantitative easing number three QE three,
which would definitely affect the market is just another
printing of money, right? That's where they print money. And
essentially, yeah, and then they, they buy it up themselves
or whatever it's, I don't,
they just got to do anything they can because this economy is
in the doldrums. And it's going to stay that way for the next 10
years from the way or not that next 10, but at least the next
eight in that, but so they can they can create these artificial
situations by running down to if they get the price of crude down
to 50 bucks or less. They can you know, things will be looking
good for a short term.
Right on. So here's what I'm working on this week, as we have
our long intermission in between now in the show on Thursday, the
brand new UN Office on Drugs and Crime un ODC has come out with
their reports. I've got to comb through that. Just a couple of
highlights that I have off the bat. New drugs are offsetting
cocaine and heroin gains. This is the you know, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yes. So this is going to be a problem. This is actually it's
an industry report for the for the elites who deal in this crap
in you know, the poppy trade in Afghanistan and the CIA, Coke
transport. So it's, uh, you know, now this is the bath salts
and stuff that people are getting all freaked out about.
But the most interesting news, I would have to say, where do you
think heroin is the cheapest John of all the places in the
world? Where is heroin? The cheapest?
New York City?
No, no, no, Los Angeles? No, no, no, no. Moscow? No, no, no, no.
Afghanistan? No. Okay. Where?
Belgium? Oh, really?
Oh, that's a weird one. Average is only wonder Hi, cool. harem
is out to line
20 through 23 euros a gram in. In Belgium, apparently. That's
pretty good, right?
I don't know what the price of heroin goes for. I've never had
even thought about it.
I think it's 50 bucks a balloon in Los Angeles.
And what's the balloon? idea?
I don't know man. It's like you get your bus tokens, your Your
Diet Pepsi and a balloon. I have no idea what that goes for. But
interesting that they've they've done that analysis. And this is
the same. The report last year, these guys were reported that
all of this drug money was actually whitewashed through the
banks. Oh, yeah, this is the same report. So I'm sure there's
gonna be more damning evidence in here that and no one will do
anything about the UN actually, I have to say the UN. They they
do some interesting reports. You've got though
they do. There's a lot of good stuff that comes out of the UN.
Yeah, like
the Human Rights Commission that, you know, they went down
to check on the allegations of rape by Gaddafi and Viagra and
they couldn't find anyone.
Yeah, there's reports if it doesn't fall into the right, you
know, line of thinking they don't get much publicity.
Right? And then I'm working on getting Ray Nagin is a Nagin.
Naga Nagin.
Nagin Wagan,
the former mayor of New Orleans. He has a book out and you know I
do in the big book show and also putting those interviews on the
stream. Now. He has a book out where he says that he was
actually in a state of paranoia suspecting the federal
government of trying to poison him. Brother. At one point, he
believed the city's wealthiest, most powerful residents were
trying to bug his hotel suite. So I have to read this book. And
I'm going to get him on the hunker and the interviewer
decided this will be fun. And we'll get that on the ship.
We'll get a couple clips off of that. Yeah, I also have the
global warming, Professor, Kurt stagger. That's in the can that
should be produced and up, I think Monday or Tuesday and put
that on the stream as well. Fantastic guy. He's kind of like
a crazy banjo playing professor. He's all about saving the carbon
and, and we're all going to die. And he walked right into my
trap. I said, So do you believe in peak oil? Oh, yes,
absolutely. And it said, so if peak if oil ends isn't the
problem? And he said, Oh, yes, absolutely. So what he said,
Well, we have a choice. We can party now. Or, you know, or we
can change the earth in 100,000 years.
He says, I know they all they that new debt number just came
up recently. Yeah. Now he's cropping up everywhere.
Yeah. He says if we if we were to stop all carbon emissions
right now, this very minute, it wouldn't have an effect on the
earth for another 100,000 years. Now. He says, you know, he says,
Well, you know, that's a choice. What kind of Earth of absurdity
by the what kind of Earth that we want in 100,000 years? I'm
like, brother, screw it. I'm partying. I'm just gonna party.
It's unbelievable. It's ridiculous. list but it's great.
I mean, I really liked the guy. We had a great chat. And he
actually said, you know, I really appreciate someone who
hasn't, you know, a an anti stance on this and he actually
is. So, you know, he's been quoted in the IPCC reports,
although he's not one of the people who signed off on it, it
was a part of it. He says, I really detest science being used
as a weapon for the guy whose that's good. You know, he's kind
of a good guy in that regard. Which a lot of I've gotten a lot
of emails, we have new listeners coming on board and that I don't
understand your anti vaccination stance, and please, we're not
anti vaccination. Okay. We're not, is it? Well, it's clear
that these are peer reviewed journals on what was that that
thing that we had about?
Yeah, for the lancet or when Lancet? Yeah,
it's peer reviewed. So you know, what would you please don't
email me and say that I'm crazy. Go look at the piers look at
who's getting money from were just really look into it.
Well ask him also how you have a vaccine against cocaine. You say
how's that a vaccine? This is bogus. I got
a new vaccine for you. I got a new vaccine for you. Hold on.
These are leashes here
for about 80 years to prevent folks from getting tuberculosis.
Doctors have used a vaccine called BCG. But that vaccine is
part of an important scientific question. Could it also help
those with type one diabetes?
We're talking about treating people
is diabetes, something that you need to be vaccinated against?
Well, type one diabetes, which is the which is the type of
diabetes where your your pancreas doesn't work? Is this
is an ailment like, you know, a missing finger? I mean, you
can't take a vaccine and grow finger back. What No, it's not a
vaccine anyway, it's not caused by anything that they know of as
genetic. This is a vaccine that
they have for this
with long standing diabetes trying to reverse the disease.
This teenager
is among the millions who suffers from type one, also
known as juvenile diabetes. And to help you understand how it
begins, this is the cross section of a bone. You can see
the marrow releasing bad cells, shown here in green, which go on
the attack and the pancreas, killing others.
By the way, where did this come from all of a sudden, these nice
little animations and stuff pre packaged
critical cells that produce insulin.
Now, I'll tell you what it is what I think is going on here,
this vaccine, as far as I can tell, expires in 2012. The
patent on the vaccine, so they need to re patent it as a
vaccine against diabetes.
Now, you may have some other drug. The BCM is a drug that
you're saying is going to be read patented as a vaccine.
Yeah, no, it
is a vaccine. The BCG vaccine is a vaccine. And it's running out
of patent. But it was never a vaccine for diabetes. Now they
have this amazing finding a new Oh, right. Just like Michigan.
Hey, we just found out it's amazing. But when you take this
BCG vaccine, it turns out that it may listen to the end of the
report. It may actually stop you from getting type one diabetes.
Yeah,
I started going. And that was kind of scary because I would
have that friends read things to me.
In turn, diabetics have to give themselves regular insulin
injections to keep blood sugar levels normal. But at this
Boston hospital in an early clinical trial, doctors gave six
diabetics injections of BCG. Blood Tests later showed their
pancreas had produced small amounts of insulin again,
that's pretty remarkable. And we're encouraged.
It's thought the vaccine creates a compound seen here as bits of
yellow thought that destroy the bad cells before they hit the
pancreas and allowing the insulin producing cells to
regrow something they previously saw in lab mice.
That's not a vaccine. That's a treatment cure for diabetes
tomorrow, or prevention for diabetes tomorrow, but it's
certainly a path down which we need to go and study more.
So there's the disclaimer.
So it's a treatment. It's not a vaccine, even if it works
exactly. Why is our treatments now being called vaccines. This
is bullcrap. I, by the way, I have a clip about vaccines from
the 1950s, early 1950s Robert Mitchum movie went vaccines were
seen as as which by the way, this is all disappeared from the
public consciousness. vaccines were were seen as sketchy.
Mike, you've got to listen to me. All right. It's true. I
deceived you. It's true. I was sent down to
SR vaccine. Oh, hold on a second. That's not the right I'm
sorry. I thought it was a 1950s clip my mistake. Well, what's
the oh, here it is. You had to 1950s clips. My apologies.
Not anymore. She's done. She got pushed around. I wouldn't have
stayed myself home. She got sick being vaccinated. How come
you're asking? I want to find you're gonna find for that man.
Myself.
Where'd she go? Maybe Mohammed come to it it didn't Shane harm.
Now, I don't know if she disappeared.
Also, I want to remind people that as they crank up swine flu
again, 1976 we had our first swine flu scare. And they I
think a lot of people died from the vaccine then. And they it
was soldiers, I think pretended to do like 500 soldiers, and
it was the public. Okay, but I had a guy work with the
government air pollution district who got sick from this
stuff.
But of course, the only thing that's changed now, so anyway,
so to bring it all around, we are skeptical about how the word
vaccine is used. I personally am extremely skeptical, skeptical
about the Gardasil vaccine. I've had many doctors telling me that
it certainly does, does not combat all forms of HPV, the
fact now that they are giving it to 11 year old boys, saying that
it will combat throat cancer because they of course are going
to be performing oral sex when they're 11 is crazy. I got a
note.
You know, I don't know why you're you're obviously we're
affected by some bonehead listener who's not a doctor,
another someone who's studying biology or as a molecular
biologist being brainwashed by the system. And yes, and that
gets me riled up. They go out as clones looking for this sort of
thing. This is like the warmest Yeah, you know, the global
warming people. They're always looking for someone who's saying
something negative. And then they jump on him like ankle
biters, they ride my bike, and I ran back. And so this shuts
people up, you're you are given a letter to shut you up. Yep.
Because obviously the person and anyone who's listened to the
show more than a few weeks, which is most of our listeners,
they know that's not going to work. But some newbie would come
along and think, Oh, this is just as bad. Let me send him in.
Let me do my job and send him a nasty note. And that maybe will
shut him up.
I get too involved. You're right, you're right. But here's
here's a tweeter. He's a tweeter that I got just this morning.
You can always follow me on Twitter, at Adam curry brought
my six month old son to get vaccinated. They tried to
schedule Gardasil for some time in the near future, told her
flat out no six month old and other than this is the marketing
budget for Gardasil. We've been following this for years, for
years. And if you really look at HPV, it's vaginal warts. A lot
of this goes away. It really does. You know, and I'm not
saying the cervical cancer isn't real, but this Gardasil does not
do the job. It doesn't do the job and it's just being pumped
in everybody and now boys, because you know, said this
thing. Oral cancer. I have the reports here 75% of oral cancer
is from oral sex and not from smoking. It's reverse it used to
be smoking that good that gave you throat cancer. Now it's oral
sex,
and it sounds like bull crap.
does to me too.
It is bullcrap it is this is everything. Okay, I think that
the drop it because we're going to be talking about this a lot.
Yeah. Yeah. I do have I don't know I have a couple cars. Yeah,
let's roll this roll. Man. Let's
roll this out. What's interesting, I
got a couple of clips. I got an old clip. This is kind of
interesting to show how you know what was the name of that crazy
guy that goes in front of the EU. He loved to play his clips.
And Nigel Farage, Nigel fares. The Nigel Farraj is that's not
crazy. No, he's not crazy. But he's portrayed this as No, he's
right on the money. But I have an old Thatcher clip that goes
back to the 80s when the EU is being founded in the Brits
wanted to kind of get into but they didn't want to get too much
into it. And here's that you're basically being Nigel Ferus.
ferus Ferus Ferus right, Farid Faraj, Faraj, pretty much the
same kind of thing and that the Brits have a tradition of this,
and I think is one of the few things they do right.
As the European Community flourished, even Britain decided
to meet itself into this new creation, self interest was
beginning to take over. For the British, the appeal lay in
growing a single economic space, rather than in pushing forwards
ever greater European integration.
The President of the Commission, Mr. De law, said at press
conference the other day that he wanted the European Parliament
to be the democratic body of the community. He wanted the
commission to be the executive and he wanted the Council of
Ministers to be the Senate know
exactly what happened,
apparently, is exactly what happened.
Hey, you Oh bad. Get out of here.
We're doing this. Wow, good one.
Yeah, I wish I just thought, wow, that's interesting. I'm
tripping. The other 1950s movie clip, we'll just get this out of
the way. Because people are watching all the news
journalists today there were just a lot of corruption, a lot
of public relations doing all this, you know, stuff, you know,
the TMC and all the rest of it. And meanwhile, there's this clip
from a movie called Run to the sun with Richard Widmark and
Greer, I can't remember her first name. And this is a clip
on that where they were she is apparently a reporter tracking
this ex does novelist and trying to write a story about him and
this is just a place this clip could have taken place. This
just proves to people that things don't change that much.
And when things aren't that much weirder. play this clip, and
you'll see it sounds like yesterday.
Mike, you've got to listen to me. All right, and it's true. I
deceived you. It's true. I was sent down to find your what's
even worse, it was my own idea. I happen to love your work and I
wanted to know why you quit. Mike, a man of your talent has
no right to quit. You can skip the literary criticism. What
else could I do? Just been honest, honey, and get my story.
You'd have kicked me from here to Halifax. You got your story?
Yes. It's terrific. You want to know something else? I'm not
gonna write it. Of course not. Mike, it happens to be the
truth. What do you know about honesty, doing it the hard way
without using your big brown eyes to get a hit? Well, don't
get yourself too much credit. Any one of those four monsters
from your nosy little magazine might have done just as well. I
was ready. You do this for money? Or do you get a build out
of prying into people's lives? The new kind of journalism let's
play peeping Tom. I salute you. You did a fine job. You will go
far.
Wow. That's very good. Yeah. 1950 how they're already
complaining about tabloid journalism. Yeah, it's funny
because from the same Bill Maher show that I did watch. I think
they the douchebag elites are sitting at the table there. And
they're pretty much saying we need to license journalists.
Once you get into mousetraps, right. Yeah. It's like a roach
motel. You can't leave. Right. But
there's also no credibility standards to when you go online
and you put in Barack Obama, you don't know if you're gonna read
if most people aren't as concerning, don't know, if
they're looking at the New York, we're
stupid. We're stupid.
Or, you know, they're antitheses website, you know, they don't
know how to filter it.
No, because we're stupid. We're stupid slaves.
There are a lot of people sitting at home in their
underwear on their couch, spouting out their opinions and
spewing it out into the toxic universe.
I take offense to that.
And calling it new, right but some people don't know the
difference.
But what there's a dearth of the the evisceration of the newsroom
means a lack of real investigative journalism. The
Anthony Weiner story the internet can handle that
beautifully. But corruption on the local school board if the
newsroom has been eviscerated. There's nobody out there who's
humping a story like that that's
humping a story. And there you go. That's what the elites think
of you. You're too stupid. Okay, you're too stupid. And we need
to have licensed journalists and people in their underwear just
spouting stuff. Don Lemon is sitting in his underwear. I know
that.
Yeah. So yeah, that this is a trend that we're going to what
this is, but luckily, the Constitution which of course
they're trying to get rid of, is keeps that from you know, the
fact is that person in their underwear sitting there writing
and publishing stuff on the internet is is protected. I know
they're gonna try to beat that up.
Yeah, no kidding. Well, it gets your podcast licensed now, so
you can listen to our show legally.
I have a good editorial clip from Judge Napolitano if you
want to play it after the show.
As an end of show clip. Yeah, we can do that. How long is it?
Yeah, no, that's
what is it about promotes it promotes. It's actually promotes
Ron Paul and your other buddy. Percentage. No, no, no, that guy
Oh, Gary Johnson. Johnson is the only real Republicans running
for president they're not going to get any.
Of course not get eviscerated by the party. But I do like that
people are waking up and now as long as we can keep our
listeners awake and and with it. We can all live the American
dream of just yet just getting by and playing by the rules and
retiring with dignity. Why does not have this hello Pittsburgh
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